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William Randolph Hearst, III "His heart's in San Francisco". Sporting News, The. FindArticles.com. 31 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1208/is_n16_v216/ai_14218287/

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Articles in Oct 18, 1993 issue of Sporting News, The

• Stop me if you've heard this one before; everyone agrees the sky is falling on baseball in the '90s - or is it?
  by John Thorn
• TSN's 1993 awards
  by Michael Knisley
• A truly death-defying challenge for Jordan; to be like Mike could now mean youth would lay down their guns
  by Richard Lapchick
• Maple Leafs always get more from Gilmour
  by Larry Wigge
• Under the Tarnished Dome: How Notre Dame Betrayed its Ideals for Football Glory
  by Steve Gietschier
• Life at the top: leadoff hitters Dykstra and Nixon are counted on to start trouble in the playoffs
  by Mark Newman
• Calling all NBA title contenders: Jordan's exit leaves the door open for other teams to end the Bulls' championship run
  by Shaun Powell
• Finally got it right
  by Tim Layden
• One loss can be greater than all the other victories
  by William C. Rhoden
• The great escapes: by leaving runners on base, pitching is leaving its mark on the A.L. playoffs
  by Michael Knisley
• Out of sight, out of stock? Product sales will determine Jordan's shelf life in the endorsement arena
  by Michael Jacobsen
• You're not the only one wondering …
  by Chris Mortensen
• Just doing it produces pain for Nike, campers
  by Gene Wojciechowski
• Rex Barney's Thank Youuu
  by Steve Gietschier
• Offseason player bazaar could be bizarre
  by Peter Pascarelli
• Europe loses a role model; even in countries where basketball is a minor pursuit, Jordan;s profile looms large
  by Ian Thomsen
• Sooners return to the ranks of the elite
  by Ivan Maisel
• An old hero young again
  by Dave Kindred
• His heart's in San Francisco
  by William Randolph Hearst, III
• Retired or just tired?
  by Paul Attner
• Kick ball
  by Terry Frei
• Barkley's secret is out; his back is vulnerable
  by Tim Povtak