Morris finds room at the top
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Some new faces shined brightly yesterday afternoon in the Bob McIntyre Bay State Cross Country Invitational at Franklin Park. Lexington's Paul Morris won the Division 1 race with a time of 15 minutes 53.25 seconds, taking full advantage of Newton North star Chris Barnicle's absence. Doherty's Tim Ritchie finished second at 15:57.28, with Lowell's Brian Gagnon at third in 15:57.53.
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There looks to be more room for healthy growth.
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ST ANDREWS, Scotland  - Europe's Ryder Cup players  continued to bask in the glow of their victory over the United  States as David Howell and Luke Donald climbed to the top of  the Dunhill Links Championship leaderboard Friday.
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The ethanol producer's star is rising once more.
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Guard Tony Parker is showing that he may have grown to the point where the Spurs can win a championship because of, rather than despite, his efforts.
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The traditional asset manager is making a big play for alternative investments.
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Millwall midfielder Jody Morris has no regrets about angering Leeds fans following his return to Elland Road. Morris endured a torrid eight months with Leeds after a free transfer move from Chelsea in the
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That precarious top may be just the beginning.
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David Gardner on how we can help you climb to the top of the mutual fund heap.
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Harrison Frazar (above) shot a bogey-free 64 to take his place among a crowded group at the top of the leader board with an 8 under at the PGA Michelin Championship in Las Vegas.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (Sports Network) - Randolph Morris poured in a career-high 25 points on 11-of-14 shooting, as eighth-ranked Kentucky rolled to an 82-50 victory over Campbell at Rupp Arena.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co. was once on top of the world, reveling in the popularity of its &quot;big book&quot; catalog from company headquarters in the world&#39;s tallest building.
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Tim Henman&#39;s journey to the semi-final of the US Open has seen him rise from sixth to fourth in the world rankings, matching his previous highest position.
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Johan Santana is more than a No. 1 starter to the New York Mets. He's the big prize that makes it easier to move beyond last year's collapse.
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Padraig Harrington is a newcomer to the Nissan Open, still not sure when to hit the brakes and when to fire at the flags. He chose the latter yesterday in Los Angeles, and zoomed past Phil Mickelson and everyone else at Riviera with an 8-under-par 63.
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Perhaps it was the name at the top of the leaderboard which inspired Ernie Els. Todd Hamilton was the first round leader but Els cruised past the Open champion with an eight
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You have to dig deep to find an explanation as to why her name is near the top of the leaderboard, but there's a connection of sorts with Kris Tamulis and the golf-happy sandhills area.