Weaver wilts in loss
![]() Dodgers: SAN DIEGO -- At a time when it was
apparent they could count on nothing else -- not their sputtering
offense, not a rotation held together by duct tape and not even a
once-reliable bullpen that now appears to be running on fumes -- the
free-falling Dodgers thought they could count on the man who has
emerged this season as the unquestioned ace of their starting staff.
But with the club needing something extraordinary from Jeff
Weaver, the veteran right-hander was suddenly and inexplicably
ordinary. As a result, the club's fast-shrinking lead in the
National League West continued to wither away. Photo Gallery: Dodgers ...[MORE]
Angels' Sele fails to seal the deal
Angels: ANAHEIM -- After a season of living on
the edge, Aaron Sele finally slipped off, sending the Angels
careening downward with him.
In what likely was his final start for the Angels, Sele turned
the Angel Stadium basepaths into the Seattle Mariners' personal
carousel Tuesday, giving up 10 hits in less than three innings and
getting little help from a revamped lineup and defensive alignment. Photo Gallery: Angels ...[MORE]
No case of easy does it
Steve Dilbeck: So things are looking
pretty good, eh?
USC sitting on top of both polls. An easy No. 1. In position for
a second consecutive national title, this time without any of that
silly computer-forced co-champions business.
The Trojans' little destiny in their own hands. They keep
winning, it's BCS title game. Everything just so neat and tidy. ...[MORE]
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Campbell Hall gets it together in victory
Campbell Hall of North Hollywood girls'
tennis coach Steve Kuechel knows that because of junior tournament
commitments, there might only be a half-dozen occasions during the
regular season when his entire singles lineup is available....[MORE]
Quarterback stays in family
Sylmar quarterback Terry Newsome shocked the team early in the summer when he
announced he was transferring to an Arizona school to live with his mother....[MORE]
• Rising teams to cross paths
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No case of easy does it
So things are looking
pretty good, eh? USC sitting on top of both polls. An easy No. 1. In position for
a second consecutive national title, this time without any of that
silly computer-forced co-champions business....[MORE]
• Wright can't stomach being too ill to play
• Redshirt could fit on TE Byrd
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For next trick, Drew to return punts
Maurice Drew demonstrated his ability
as a tailback. Next up is proving he can return punts.
When the Bruins lost Craig Bragg to a dislocated left shoulder,
they lost their top receiver and only experienced punt returner....[MORE]
• Young wideouts to be tested soon
• Drew's feat stands apart
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Big second half propels Valley
Edric Prim rushed for 152 yards on 20 carries and scored
three touchdowns Saturday to lead Valley College (2-1, 1-0) to a
44-29 Western State Conference Northern Division-opening win over
host Santa Barbara (1-2, 0-1) at La Playa Stadium....[MORE]
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Northridge loses tourney title game
Most men's soccer teams would be
discouraged after opening the season with two losses in its first
four games. Cal State Northridge, however, isn't one of them.
Sure, Northridge lost 3-2 on Sunday to New Mexico, ranked 19th in
the nation, in the title game of the annual Matador Soccer
Invitational. ...[MORE]
• CSUN mulls new master plan Growth by 2010 would be addressed
• UCLA pulls rank in win
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