Archive for Sunday, May 04, 2008

• Bourgeois, Zietz victorious By Pete Thomas

• May-Treanor, Walsh unstoppable By Dan Arritt

• Hornets too tough for Spurs

• For starters, Pistons beat Magic, 91-72

• Modern Jazz still old-school tough By Mark Heisler

• Fisher’s eyes on prize – his family By Bill Plaschke

• Tragedy mars big efforts at Derby By Larry Stewart

• Avengers finish the deal, 66-59 By Lonnie White

• RESULTS

• USC women end 15-season losing streak to UCLA By Gary Klein

• De La Hoya sets up another big payday By Bill Dwyre

• Flyers eliminate Canadiens, 6-4

• Yankees easily handle slumping Mariners, 6-1

• INSIDE

• A welcome working week By Mike Bresnahan

• Murray makes his pitch for Rangers

• Bowyer picks his spots and wins at Richmond

• He gets more smiles per hour By Bill Shaikin

• Pepperdine falters in national title match By Jim Peltz

• It’s drive-in theater for Loney By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Dodgers have enough for eight wins in a row

• Garland aces video studies By Mike Digiovanna

• Kendrick is about ready to return By Mike Digiovanna

• Glorified tries two turns in Hawthorne Handicap By Bob Mieszerski

• The chart

• Cubs’ Fukudome has the jinx covered By Chris Foster

• De La Hoya stays with the plan By Lance Pugmire

• Stars come out to see Oscar win By Lance Pugmire and Kevin Baxter

• Up close and personal with the Lakers’ Pau Gasol

• Dodgers didn’t know right from wrong By Kurt Streeter

• Guzan helps salvage a tie for Chivas By Ap

• Young will do in a pinch for Dodgers By Dylan Hernandez

• El Roblar wins Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park By Bob Mieszerski

• Guzman’s big day leads Nationals past Pirates

• Kim takes four-shot lead at Wachovia Championship

• Kings Whisper returns at Los Alamitos By Bob Mieszerski

• Bresnahan s take on Lakers-Jazz series

• Eight Belles euthanized after collapsing in Kentucky Derby By Larry Stewart

• Webb, Ojeda lead Diamondbacks past Mets

• Former USC tight end Davis misses Redskins practice By Ap

• Celtics rout Hawks to win Game 7 By Ap

• Jazz giving Lakers all they can handle By Jonathan Abrams