Monday, 7/14/97 Study links boxing to brain damage Gene’s presence could warn boxers not to risk chances of injury The Associated Press Boxing appears to be on everyone’s mind, especially after the Tyson incident. Read more...

Monday, 7/14/97 Tyson’s ear bite makes sense in violent sport, violent society OPINION: Brutal sports have distracted fans from politics since Roman era All it took was one bite at the Las Vegas carnival to create an outpouring of emotions. Read more...

Monday, 7/14/97 Serve’s up at the L.A. Tennis Center Krajicek defends his title against strong-serving field; former Bruin visits home court By Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff The lineup for the 1997 Infiniti Open is looking more and more like a big servers convention, as four of the ATP Tour’s hardest servers are coming to the Los Angeles Tennis Center (LATC). Read more...

Monday, 7/14/97 Pepperdine hires Dollar as Waves’ assistant coach Former UCLA point guard joins staff over NBA, overseas play By Rocky Salmon Daily Bruin Senior Staff The Pepperdine University men’s basketball team just increased its worth by one dollar. Read more...

Monday, 7/7/97 Mink to compete against world’s best Maccabiah Games give sophomore a shot to garner awards By Lisa Quon Daily Bruin Contributor An UCLA athlete’s season is never over. Read more...

Monday, 7/7/97 Violent double standard must be eradicated from sports Mere slap on the wrist only encourages bad behavior in athletes Mike Tyson was wrong for biting off part of Evander Holyfield’s right ear. Read more...

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