BERLIN, Germany, October 22. THE German pharmaceutical group Schering-Jenapharm, which produced doping products for athletes for the former East Germany, will pay 25,000 euros ($25,000) to a fund to compensate
By Ed Gendreau New England Masters swim Club BOSTON, Oct. 22. THE New England Masters Swim Club claimed victory in the inaugural "Mythical" 2001 Short Course Meters (SCM) National Championship.
By Phillip Whitten EUGENE, Ore., October 21. THE University of Oregon is planning to add one women's intercollegiate sport to those it offers. The administration favors Crew because of the
Oct. 21. THE first-ever Tex-Mex International Invitational meet, held last Friday in Austin (short course yards) and Saturday in San Antonio (short course meter) is now posted under Results. Both
STANFORD, CA., October 20. THE UCLA's men's water polo team's brief, two-game winning streak came to an abrupt halt here this afternoon as top-ranked and defending NCAA champ Stanford downed
HONOLULU, Oct. 20. AILEEN Riggin Soule, the oldest female Olympic gold medalist and the first person to win Olympic medals in both swimming and diving, died Thursday, Oct. 17, in
GREENCASTLE, Indiana, Oct. 19. HOPE College began its 2002-03 season with a split with DePauw University, the men winning 168-135, the women losing 182-111. With first place finishes in 11
BERKELEY, October 19 . UCLA's fourth-ranked men's water polo team scored its initial Mountain Pacific Sports Federation win here this afternoon with a 4-3 upset of third-ranked California at Spieker
WESTWOOD, Calif., October 19. COACH Cyndi Gallagher's UCLA women's swim team, 2001 Pac-10 champs, opened its 2002-03 season here today with victories over Oregon State and U Cal Santa Barbara.
SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 20. CIRCLE C Swim Club completed its sweep of the first-ever Tex-Mex meets, taking both the men's and women's crowns today in the two-day affair. Circle C