MLS Newsstand – Monday, May 24, 2004

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Colorado Rapids vs. D.C. United

31,441 flock to Adu (Denver Post)

Different Lineup, Same Result (Washington Post)

Rapids put clamps on Adu, D.C. United (Boulder Daily Camera)

Rapids win this night but signing Freddy Adu a coup for MLS (Colorado Springs Gazette)

Peguero Helps Rapids Defeat D.C. United (Associated Press)

San Jose Earthquakes vs. Los Angeles Galaxy

Earthquakes rock weary Galaxy 4-2 (USA Today)

DeRosario delivers for Earthquakes (San Jose Mercury News)

Galaxy Can't Find Way Out of the Woods (L.A. Times)

Ching Gets 2 Goals in Earthquakes' Win (Associated Press)

Earthquakes shake up visiting Galaxy (Daily Breeze)

MetroStars vs. New England Revolution

Revolution reboot system (Boston Globe)

Scoring drought tests Twellman (Boston Herald)

Still a bulldog, John puts national team duty on hold (Boston Globe)

Backup plan works out well for Reis (Boston Herald)

MetroStars come back to tie Revs (New York Daily News)

Revolution can't provide finishing touches (Boston Globe)

New look knot bad: Revised Revs dominate in tie (Boston Herald)

Signs of progress for Revs in draw with MetroStars (Providence Journal)

Revolution settle for draw with MetroStars (Attleboro Sun Chronicle)

MetroStars force N.E. into a draw (Associated Press)

MLS: MetroStars 1, New England 1 (United Press International)

Metros' coach critical of team's effort in tie (North Jersey Herald News)

Dallas Burn vs. Kansas City Wizards

Dominant Wolff helps Wizards take down Burn (Kansas City Star)

Burn's skid hits 3 games (Dallas Morning News)

Wizards Notebook (Kansas City Star)

Kansas City Wizards Shut Down Dallas 2-0 (Associated Press)

Columbus Crew vs. Chicago Fire

Rare opportunity results in Ritch reward (Columbus Dispatch)

Fire Notebook - Burbank to host Fire exhibition vs. Reserves (Daily Southtown)

Sarachan finds loss difficult to explain (Chicago Tribune)

Cunningham's penalty kick breaks ice (Columbus Dispatch)

Crew hangs loss on Fire (Daily Herald)

Soldier yield: Fire gets thumped by Crew (Chicago Sun-Times)

Nothing trendy about Fire's loss (Daily Southtown)

Crew 3, Fire 1 (Associated Press)

McBride visit reminds Crew how much he is missed (Columbus Dispatch)

It adds up: Hard to sit Selolwane (Chicago Tribune)

Fire hopes to get cookin' at home (Daily Southtown)

Lean streak: Busy Beasley holding up quite well well despite (Chicago Sun-Times)

Fire hosts punchless Crew (Daily Herald)

Fire hunt fifth straight win (Jamaica Observer)

Other MLS articles

MLS: Marketing to Latino community (Long Beach Press Telegram)

MLS considers franchise in Salt Lake (Desert Morning News)

A Sporting chance at Foxboro (New Bedford Standard-Times)

Howard becomes first American to win FA Cup in Man. United's triumph (SoccerTimes.com)

Real Madrid's Losing Streak Reaches Five (L.A. Times)

MLS launches site; NBA's top champs battle (The State)

Thomas Jefferson soccer star earns spot on Under 18 team (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

Reserve thumps St. Louis (Boulder Daily Camera)

Howard bridges the pond (Miami Herald)

McDonald's soccer games leaving for L.A. (Charleston Post and Courier)

Adu scores by showing he's smart (The Star)

QBs Warner, Gannon face tough time landing a job (Rochester Democrat & Chronicle)