MLS Newsstand – June 5-7, 2004

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Monday, June 7, 2004

Penalty-kick stop by Busch extends win streak to four (Columbus Dispatch)

Chips don't fall their way (Boston Globe)

Columbus gets inside information (Boston Globe)

Rematch revs up assistant coach (Columbus Dispatch)

John perturbed by penalty (Boston Herald)

Cancela, Revs miss mark: Rally fails against Crew (Boston Herald)

Foundering Revolution lose to Crew (Providence Journal)

Revolution fall (The Middletown Press)

Unbeaten in Last 6, Crew Top Revolution (Associated Press)

Ahead Of The Game (Adweek.com)

Morning Line: Freddy vs. Jason, part 1 (Dallas Morning News)

Coach Ercoli is unhappy with effort, calls meeting (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

Boyz leave for World Cup date (Jamaica Observer)

Charitable giving shows recent signs of life in valley (San Jose Mercury News)

Pumas, Chivas in Mexico final (Orange County Register)

Sunday, June 6, 2004

Columbus Crew at New England Revolution

Forward step for Dempsey (Boston Globe)

Revs set sights on a right turn (Boston Herald)

Crew defense pulls together(Columbus Dispatch)

D.C. United at Chicago Fire

Ralph's 3 goals outshine Adu (Chicago Tribune)

Fire's Ralph shows The Kid how it's done (Chicago Sun-Times)

Fire's Ralph steals the show from Adu (Daily Herald)

Hats off to Fire's Ralph (Daily Southtown)

Fire welcomes Adu, celebrates Ralph's hat trick (Naperville Sun)

United's Third Loss in Four Matches Is 'Embarrassing' (Washington Post)

Adu not able to cut loose against Fire (Daily Herald)

Hat tricks are for this kid (The Northwest Indiana Times )

MLS better take care of its golden goose (Chicago Sun-Times)

Ralph Scores 3 Goals As Fire Top United (Associated Press)

Kansas City Wizards at Los Angeles Galaxy

Wizards snap slide on road (Kansas City Star)

Galaxy Lets One (Point) Slip Away (Los Angeles Times)

Galaxy falls at home after late K.C. goal (Orange County Register)

Wizards hand Galaxy their 1st home loss (Daily Breeze)

Galaxy wastes lead in 2-1 loss (Pasadena Star-News)

Ruiz's absence catches up to Galaxy (The Press-Telegram)

Wizards beat Galaxy 2-1 (Associated Press)

Dallas Burn at MetroStars

Burn forward takes charge in 2-0 win over MetroStars (Dallas Morning News)

Mended defense lifts Burn in win (Star-Telegram)

MetroStars 0-2 Dallas: FT Report (Associated Press)

Burn blank MetroStars (North Jersey Herald News)

MetroStars barely put up a fight (Newark Star-Ledger)

MetroStars Fall Flat as Burn Snaps Skid (New York Times)

Metros feeling Burn-ed (New York Post)

MetroStars get Burned at home (New York Daily News)

Canadian national team at San Jose Earthquakes

Power outage ends Quakes game (San Jose Mercury News)

Yallop can still win in San Jose (San Francisco Chronicle)

Canada defeats Earthquakes 3-1 (Canadian Press and Associated Press)

Other MLS

Saints may move in for 'Jitterbug' (The Daily Echo - UK)

Fire Notebook: Klopas enters Ring of Fire (Daily Southtown)

European Teams Have Mixed Results (Los Angeles Times)

English Premier League team Everton to play in Houston (Houston Chronicle)

Full U.S. side will face Brazilians (Sun-Sentinel)

Getting ready! (Jamaica Observer)

Kickers Notes (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

Much Adu about Freddy livens night for Menace (Des Moines Register)

Freddy's best asset: A drawing power for MLS (Daily Southtown)

Saturday, June 5, 2004

Fire attendance to get a kick out of Adu (Chicago Sun-Times)

Adu even draws raves from foes (Daily Herald)

United's Perkins Makes Systematic Climb (Washington Post)

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Ready or not, D.M., heeeere's Freddy (Des Moines Register)

Burn's primary goal: create opportunities (Dallas Morning News)

Burn's Jolley back on his feet (Star-Telegram)

MetroStars sign Brenes (North Jersey Herald News)

Jolley will get warm welcome from area MetroStars' fans (Daily Record)

Wolyniec earns place as starter (NY Post)

Tough road for Wizards (Kansas City Star)

Wizards not on U.S. team after all (Kansas City Star)

Wizards (3-4-2) at Los Angeles Galaxy (5-2-3) (Kansas City Star)

Testimonial game set for Cienfuegos (Press-Enterprise)

Galaxy Tonight vs. Kansas City, 7:30 (Los Angeles Times)

Effort better for Galaxy this season (Press-Enterprise)

Late show is worth wait (Boston Globe)

Rookie midfielder has Belmont stake (Columbus Dispatch)

L.A. Will Get Second Pro Soccer Team (Los Angeles Times)

This time, Yallop is the opponent (San Francisco Chronicle)

Canadian trio face friends as Canada takes on San Jose Earthquakes (Canadian Press)

Cienfuegos Honored by Soccer Family (MatchNight.com)

One-on-One with Frank Yallop: The Return Of The King (MatchNight.com)

10 v 1 with Kyle Beckerman (Soccer365.com)

State of the pool (ESPN.com)

U.S. soccer drops four players (Associated Press)

Rhinos win fifth straight (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)