Virginia defeats UCLA to win NCAA men's tennis
Virginia finally took that last step and won an NCAA men's tennis championship.
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Southern Cal, San Jose State share 1st-round lead
Southern California and San Jose State shared the lead at 4-under 284 after the first round of the NCAA Women's Golf Championships on Tuesday.
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Indians' Perez deletes Twitter account
Indians closer Chris Perez deactivated his Twitter account following two rough outings, and after receiving a slew of negative comments.
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Maddon says he's OK with Escobar's celebration
Rays manager Joe Maddon changed course Tuesday, saying he has no problem with the way shortstop Yunel Escobar celebrates home runs.
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Pulis leaves as Stoke manager by mutual consent
Stoke says Tony Pulis left as manager by mutual consent Tuesday, ending his seven-year tenure at the Premier League club.
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Andy Murray out of French Open due to back injury
Andy Murray withdrew from the French Open on Tuesday because of a chronic back injury and will now focus on preparing for the start of the grass-court season next month.
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Fognini, Stakhovsky, Mathieu advance at Nice Open
Fabio Fognini overcame a sloppy first set to beat Italian countryman Marco Cecchinato 1-6, 6-1, 6-2 Tuesday in the first round of the Nice Open.
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Quotes on the anchored stroke ruling
Selected quotes on the Royal & Ancient and U.S. Golf Association approving Rule 14-1b, which bans in 2016 the anchored stroke commonly used with long putters:
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Clippers won't offer Del Negro new deal as coach
Vinny Del Negro is out as coach of the Los Angeles Clippers after a season in which the team won its first division title but lost in the first round of the playoffs.
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Howard back in Phillies' lineup against Marlins
Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard was in the lineup for Tuesday night's game at Miami after missing two games with a sore left knee.
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Affeldt has grown to love open-minded Bay Area
When Jeremy Affeldt came to the Bay Area as an opposing player, he refused to leave his hotel room aside from going to and from the ballpark. He was admittedly homophobic.
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Munoz, Daly follow different paths to Indy 500
Carlos Munoz's initiation to Indianapolis went relatively smoothly.
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Rules officials: Time better spent on course
The number of people calling PGA Tour events after seeing possible rules violations has gone up since Tiger Woods took what turned out to be an illegal drop at the Masters. That doesn't mean the number of violations is increasing.
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Chinese teenager pulls out of US Open qualifying
Guan Tianlang has decided not to try to play in the U.S. Open.
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IndyCar penalizes 3 cars for rules violations
IndyCar officials fined Graham Rahal's team $10,000, Ryan Briscoe's team $5,000 and Michel Jourdain Jr.'s team $1,000 Tuesday after they failed post-qualifying inspection.
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Bucs have high hopes for rookie DE Steven Means
The telephone rang on the second day of the NFL draft a little bit earlier than Steven Means anticipated.
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Miami loses votes for 2 Super Bowl bids
The NFL conducted its own referendum on the Miami Dolphins stadium on Tuesday, shutting South Florida out when it handed out the 2016 and '17 Super Bowl hosts.
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