Monday, July 27, 1998 Management all too often calls the shots in pro sports COLUMN: 49ers, Bulls must face repercussions of front office goings-on The people who believe that players make or break a team will soon find out (if they haven’t already) that management and ownership of a professional sports franchise is even more essential. Read more...

Monday, July 27, 1998 Tourney driven to promote tennis PREVIEW: Mercedes-Benz Cup touts world’s top players; side events hope to increase interest in sport By Steve Kim Daily Bruin Senior Staff If Los Angeles is a hot spot for the renowned and talented, then it’s only appropriate to provide a venue for some of the world’s best tennis players to gather and play. Read more...

Monday, July 27, 1998 UCLA recruits shine in ‘Shrine’ game RECRUITS: California’s defense holds back Texas for 10-5 All-Star victory By Rocky Salmon Daily Bruin Senior Staff UCLA’s California recruits proved why they are regarded by many as the number one class in the nation on Saturday, at the 47th Annual All-Star Football Classic at Cerritos College. Read more...

Monday, July 27, 1998 Workers serve up tennis meet PREPARATION: Year-long effort needed to produce one-week Mercedes-Benz Cup at LATC By Steve Kim Daily Bruin Staff The court is freshly repainted and all the booths are finished. Read more...

Monday, July 20, 1998 Youths sport skills at UCLA camps CAMPUS: Bruin players, coaches, staff enjoying teaching beginners the basics while helping advanced students excel By Evan Lovett Daily Bruin Staff Amidst the sea of young faces are expressions of hope, anxiety, wonder and excitement. Read more...

Monday, July 20, 1998 Former Bruins reunite in exhibition game LEAGUE: Summer league helps players stay sharp, be visible to NBA By Jeff Kmiotek Daily Bruin Staff Toby Bailey dribbles past Derrick Martin, gives Charles O’Bannon a head-fake and takes a jump shot over the lunging arm of Charles’ older brother, Ed. Read more...

Monday, July 13, 1998 Crop of power-hitters likely to break home run record COLUMN: McGwire hunts legendary 61 mark set by inconsistent Roger Maris In what is said will become the most exciting second half of baseball yet to come, records will shatter and pennant fever will create an atmosphere for the everyday baseball fan that has not been seen since before the 1994 players’ strike. Read more...