Sunday, April 26

Bruins move another step closer toward clinching championship

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...


Athletic success of Woods can’t mend society’s race problems

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...


Almost to Omaha

Thursday, 5/22/97 Almost to Omaha BASEBALL: Head coach Adams prepares Bruins on road to World Series By Sierra Roberts Daily Bruin Contributor In 23 years as head coach of the UCLA baseball program, Gary Adams has just about seen it all. Read more...


Bruin Update

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


Stanford takes home championship

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...


Bulldogging his way to the top

Wednesday, 5/21/97 Bulldogging his way to the top No. 1 player from Mississippi State aims for first NCAA title By Vytas Mazeika Daily Bruin Staff Thomas Dupre does not strike you as a dominant tennis player. Read more...


UCLA hopes for greater success in singles, doubles events

Wednesday, 5/21/97 UCLA hopes for greater success in singles, doubles events All not yet lost for Bruins trying for duo, individual championships By Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff Now that the UCLA men’s tennis team has fallen short of the NCAA men’s tennis team championship, the team members will go their separate ways trying to find succor in the individual events, beginning today. Read more...