Thursday, 5/22/97 Bulldogs’ loss amplified by graduation of key players TENNIS: Team shifts focus to individual play in last leg of tournament By Vytas Mazeika Daily Bruin Staff It is a shame that Mississippi’s efforts during the intercollegiate tennis championships may only be remembered by a controversial confrontation with an umpire. Read more...

Thursday, 5/22/97 Bruins switch to individual play in NCAA championships M. TENNIS: Mixed results let Taino, Kim advance while Decret, Breen stall By Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff After four months of playing team tennis, the cream of the UCLA men’s tennis team shifted gears and opened play in the NCAA Individual Championships. Read more...

Thursday, 5/22/97 It’s an all-California affair in Oklahoma SOFTBALL: UCLA to face off against familiar competitors in Women’s College World Series By Melissa Anderson Daily Bruin Staff UCLA may be in Oklahoma City today as it begins play in the Women’s College World Series, but the Bruins will be surrounded by familiar faces. Read more...

Thursday, 5/22/97 Bruins move another step closer toward clinching championship W. GOLF: Fourth-place team tries for second title in school history with three more rounds to go By Chris Umpierre Daily Bruin Contributor The ninth-ranked Bruins came out seeking redemption on Wednesday in the NCAA Championships’ first round. Read more...

Thursday, 5/22/97 Athletic success of Woods can’t mend society’s race problems Media heroize minority golfer, exploit his commercial power On the front page of Tuesday’s Los Angeles Times sports section, Tiger Woods was pictured swinging a golf club amidst a collage of historic images, including the first man on the moon, Muhammad Ali standing victorious over Sonny Liston, and the Beatles. Read more...

Wednesday, 5/21/97 Bruin Update Tuesday’s results No games scheduled Today’s games No games scheduled Read more...

Wednesday, 5/21/97 Stanford takes home championship Cardinal trample Bulldogs, capturing third straight NCAA tennis title By Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff As the Stanford University men’s tennis team won its third consecutive NCAA men’s tennis national championship, and 15th in 21 years, one thing is definitely certain: the Cardinal have no flair for the dramatic. Read more...