Thursday, 5/1/97 Sports Briefs Davis officially signs with UCLA Although star basketball recruit Baron Davis announced his intention to enroll at UCLA at a Monday-evening press conference, his signing didn’t become official until Wednesday. Read more...
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The Usual Success
Thursday, 5/1/97 The Usual Success By Vytas Mazeika Daily Bruin Contributor When someone coined the phrase practice makes perfect they never envisioned the UCLA men’s volleyball team. Read more...
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Robinson’s major league success a triumph for baseball history
Thursday, 5/1/97 Robinson’s major league success a triumph for baseball history By Tim Yun Daily Bruin Contributor On April 15, 1997 the baseball game at Shea Stadium between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Mets was interrupted after the fifth inning, to celebrate that fifty years prior to that day, Jack Roosevelt Robinson became the first black player to play in major league baseball. Read more...
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Bruins look to take out the Dawgs
Thursday, 5/1/97 Bruins look to take out the Dawgs Washington is No. 3 in hitting, boasts Pac-10 Pitcher of Week By Melissa Anderson Daily Bruin Staff As the final stretch approaches, the No. Read more...
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April 29, 9:00 pm
UCLA’s comeback effort falls short against Cal State Fullerton
Wednesday, 4/30/97 UCLA’s comeback effort falls short against Cal State Fullerton Scoring opportunities not taken advantage of; Bruin’s season drops to 36-14 By Tim Yun Daily Bruin Contributor UCLA’s road to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. Read more...
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April 29, 9:00 pm
Bruin Update
Wednesday, 4/30/97 Bruin Update Tuesday’s results Baseball Cal State Fullerton 11, UCLA 8 Today’s games No games scheduled Read more...
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Student-athletes: Should they stay or should they go now?
Wednesday, 4/30/97 Student-athletes: Should they stay or should they go now? Compensation main factor in deciding to remain in college UCLA’s recent harvest of two of the nation’s top recruits leads to speculation that they – like many other top recruits before them – might leave college for the pros after just one or two years. Read more...