Archive for Sunday, April 06, 2008

• Brooklyn’s side of the O’Malley saga By Roger Kahn

• Chivas USA plays through it By Jaime Cárdenas

• Amen to that By Thomas Bonk

• Martin’s advice doesn’t get lost in translation By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Golf still has a thing for Daly By Peter Yoon

• Brand gets a feel for the good, bad By Jonathan Abrams

• UCLA’s Olson, Cowan, Craft get most work at quarterback By Chris Foster

• Ochoa’s not that sharp in her final four By Thomas Bonk

• Intangaroo goes for three in a row at Santa Anita By Bob Mieszerski

• Odom showing the right stuff By Mike Bresnahan

• Wagner leads by one

• Tomcolee tries to repeat By Bob Mieszerski

• Arizona guard Bayless declares for the draft

• Colonel John charges his way to Kentucky By Larry Stewart

• Kanu lifts Portsmouth into the final, 1-0

• Barcelona forward Henry is best-paid French athlete By Grahame L. Jones

• Tigers know they belong By Mike Hiserman

• Howland shouldn’t be fall guy for UCLA’s loss By T J. Simers

• RESULTS

• Stanford’s Wiggins surprised by top honor By Dan Arritt

• Wood and Illinois derbies disappoint By Bob Mieszerski

• Now, there are two beasts in East By Mark Heisler

• Kansas rocks the Tar Heels By Chris Dufresne

• COAST TO COAST

• Kings close with a loss and rebuilding begins again By Lisa Dillman

• Playoff-bound Ducks have fun By Eric Stephens

• Willis shaky in his debut with Tigers

• Resilient LSU women back for more By Dan Arritt

• Mata-Real’s dream doesn’t come true By Diane Pucin

• Former Dodger Jackson pitches Rays past Yankees, 6-3

• If this is goodbye, it’s tough way to go out By Robyn Norwood

• Moreno picks up shopping tab for fans By Kevin Baxter

• Williams wins her fifth title at Key Biscayne

• USC quarterbacks Sanchez, Mustain eager to scrimmage By Gary Klein

• Goal is same on both coasts By Bill Shaikin

• Turnabout is fair play for Celtics

• After going three and out, Howland needs a new offense By Bill Plaschke

• Johnson’s pinch-hit slam lifts Braves past Mets, 11-5

• Weaver finds a way to win By Kevin Baxter

• Kansas’ Rush saw Memphis coming By Chris Dufresne

• Memphis will learn about life as a ‘dog By Lonnie White

• UCLA suffering from the Memphis blues By Diane Pucin

• For family, it’s worth the wait By Chris Dufresne

• Notre Dame looks to turn it around By Chris Dufresne

• Dodgers’ loss over before it starts By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Magic beats Cavaliers to clinch third seeding in Eastern Conference playoffs