Helen Ford sat last week on the steps of the home in Cambridge in which she raised basketball star Rumeal Robinson.
(John Tlumacki/ Globe Staff)
More than a game is on the line
Mother says ex-star Robinson cheated her out of her home
Helen Ford sat last week on the steps of the home in Cambridge in which she raised basketball star Rumeal Robinson.
(John Tlumacki/ Globe Staff)
CAMBRIDGE - Rumeal Robinson scaled the pinnacle of American sports in April 1989, an ice-in-his-veins basketball player from the streets of Cambridge who sank a pair of pressure-packed free throws to vault the University of Michigan to a storybook national championship. (Full article: 1315 words)
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