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968-2353Metro Station Adult Supercenter CLEAN Theater PEEPS! 4948 Poplar Level Rd. Between Rangeland Rd. Indian Trail Tuesday 2 for 1 Couch Dances $2 Jack or Jim 1715 Berry Blvd. 366-3273 No Cover Charge This Ad or Wristband 3421 Taylor Blvd. 367-9899 Charity Car Wash 12noon 6pm Friday, Sept.

16 Proceeds to benefit the Hurricane Relief Fund 5000 Preston Hwy. 968-3555 Closed Sunday Open Mon. Sat. 4:30 pm 4:00 am Appearing Tonight Saturday Ashley Andrews Direct from Las Vegas 3 shows nightly Now open on Mondays Monday Special: Couch dances for $15.00 THE C5SPORTS BASEBALL Dan Haren limited hottest team to four singles in 6 2 3 innings and pushed Oakland higher in the American League wild-card standings as the Athletics beat host Cleveland 2-0 last night, stopping the seven-game winning streak. Haren (13-10) helped the take the opener of a three- game series they afford to lose.

Oakland, a major league- best 36-20 since the All-Star break, pulled within 1 1 2 games of the wild card-leading Indians, who lead the New York Yankees by a game. Oakland also moved within agame of Los Angeles in the American League West. The made three errors but did just enough offensively to hand C.C. Sabathia (13-10) his first loss since July 30. Jason Kendall hit an RBI single in the third off the left-hander, and Mark Kotsay delivered a sacrifice fly in the seventh against reliever Scott Sauerbeck.

Red Sox 6, Blue Jays 5: David Ortiz hit two home runs, including a drive off Pete Walker (6-5) in the 11th inning that gave Boston a victory at Toronto. Manny Ramirez also ho- mered for the Red Sox, who recovered after wasting a 5-0 lead. Twins 2, Tigers 1: Kyle Lohse (9-12) won in his first start since a tirade that followed his early removal from a game, leading Minnesota at Detroit. Lohse allowed the run and six hits in seven innings and stopped three- game losing streak. Mariners 8, Angels 1: Joel Pineiro (7-9) pitched three-hit ball into the eighth inning and Raul Ibanez ho- mered and had four hits as host Seattle beat Los Angeles.

Orioles 4, Rangers 2: Daniel Cabrera (10-11) struck out seven to win his second straight start since coming off the disabled list as Baltimore won at Texas. AMERICAN LEAGUE snap streak at 7 Associated Press all covered, got insurance. And if we choose so, rebuild. I can adjust; I have another home. But (the rest of his primary homes and jobs.

Their lives are a lot more detailed in loss than mine. But the main thing is everybody is happy enough and And as racing enthusiasts, in as good a spot as possible. all love the Stewart said. watch on TVG, bet on the races. just Storms of the equine variety have been much kinder to Stewart: Stewart won last $75,000 Weekend Delight Stakes with Robert Hot Storm, a daughter of the Storm Cat stallion Stormy Atlantic.

Stewart also won a Belmont maiden race by 6 1 2 lengths Saturday with Flanders Fields, who is out of champion Flanders, a daughter of the Storm Bird mare Starlet Storm. And Storm Surge, by super stallion Storm Cat, last year was one of the first 2-year-olds that Overbrook sent Stewart. The colt finished second to Lunarpal (another KC Sprint probable) in Grade III Bashford Manor, appearing very much like a horse who wanted to race farther. After getting a square shot at route racing, it now appears that Storm future is as a sprinter or miler. Storm last victory came in, of all Orleans, when he won the Grade III Lecomte at a mile after taking the six-furlong Sugar Bowl.

He subsequently finished third in three graded stakes at 1 1 16 miles to jump off the Kentucky Derby trail. Given almost three months off after he was sixth in the Lone Star Derby, Storm Surge resumed sprinting. He was a close fourth in Grade II Amsterdam at six furlongs before finishing fifth as unbeaten Lost in the Fog romped in the Grade seven- furlong Bishop. tried him in some of those (longer) racesand he was trying to find his best Stewart said. ever said Bill Young, who owns Overbrook with his sister, Lucy Young Hamilton.

He trains well; he just seem to show up with his best game Gary Stevens will ride Storm Surge. Stewart also is considering running Grade III Louisville Handicap winner Silverfoot in the $350,000 Kentucky Cup Classic, with the other option being the $200,000 KC Turf Classic at Kentucky Downs a week later. family fine Jockey Craig Perret said yesterday that all of his family father and four sisters in the New Orleans and Mississippi gulf coast areas hit by the storm are accounted for and safe. Althoughthey lost property, can build stuff, material Perret said. got a tough road ahead of The jockey said he appreciates concern.

STORM KC Sprint hopeful Continued from C1 Bellamy Road, the beaten Kentucky Derby favorite who finished second in the Travers Stakes off a layoff, is out for the rest of the year, owner George Kinsman Farm said yesterday. The Nick Zito-trained 3-year-old colt is sidelined by an injured splint bone in his right foreleg, a similar injury to the one sustained in his left foreleg that kept him out after the Derby, according to industry Web site accounts. body filled into his bones Kinsman racing manager Ed Sexton told Daily Racing Form. not maturing as quickly as it could be. The very minute, but time- consuming.

We said, stop for a while, let him put his head downand take a be a heck of a Bellamy Road became the Derby favorite after winning the Grade I Wood Memorial by 17 3 4 lengths while equaling the Aqueduct track record. Hewas to have arematch with Travers winner Flower Alley in the Oct.1Jockey Club Gold Cup as their final prep for the $4million Cup Classic four weeks later at Belmont Park. The Classic already has lost 2004 Horse of the Year Ghostzap- per and Grade I winners Roses in May, Eddington and Southern Image to injury-related retirement. Kentucky Derby winner Giacomo also is out for the year, and Preakness and Belmont winner Afleet Alex is very doubtful to make it back in time for the Classic. THOROUGHBRED RACING Injured leg ends year for Bellamy Road By Jennie Rees The Courier-Journal Scorecard To report sports scores Call the Courier-Journal sports desk at 502-582-4361, or toll free at 1-800-765-4011, ext.

4361 BASEBALL International League CUP CHAMPIONSHIP (Best-of-5 series) game Indianapolis at Toledo game Indianapolis at Toledo game Toledo at Indianapolis game Toledo at Indpls, if necessary game Toledo at Indpls, if necessary PRO FOOTBALL NFL All Times EDT AMERICAN CONFERENCE East WLTPctPFPA Buffalo1001.00227 Miami1001.003410 New Engl.1001.003020 N.Y. Jets010.000727 South WLTPctPFPA Indianapolis1001.00247 Jacksonville1001.002614 Houston010.000722 Tennessee010.000734 North WLTPctPFPA Cincinnati1001.002713 Pittsburgh1001.00347 Baltimore010.000724 Cleveland010.0001327 West WLTPctPFPA Kansas City1001.00277 Denver010.0001034 Oakland010.0002030 San Diego010.0002428 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East WLTPctPFPA N.Y. Giants1001.004219 Washington1001.0097 Dallas1001.002824 Philadelphia010.00010140 South WLTPctPFPA New Orl.1001.002320 Tampa Bay1001.002413 Atlanta1001.001410 Carolina010.0002023 North WLTPctPFPA Detroit1001.00173 Chicago010.00079 Green Bay010.000317 Minnesota010.0001324 West WLTPctPFPA San Fran.1001.002825 Arizona010.0001942 Seattle010.0001426 St. Louis010.0002528 Last result Atlanta 14, Philadelphia 10 games Detroit at Chicago, 1 Baltimore at Tennessee, 1 Pittsburgh at Houston, 1 Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 1 Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1 Minnesota at Cincinnati, 1 New England at Carolina, 1 San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1 Atlanta at Seattle, 4:05 St. Louis at Arizona, 4:05 Miami at N.Y.

Jets, 4:15 Cleveland at Green Bay, 4:15 San Diego at Denver, 4:15 Kansas City at Oakland, 8:30 game Orleans at N.Y. Giants, 7:30 Washington at Dallas, 9 game for New Orleans. Falcons 14, Eagles 10 7 run (Peterson kick), 3:06. 1run (Peterson kick), :09. 9 pass from McNabb (Akers kick), 11:21.

Akers 44, 9:20. PhiAtl First Total Net Punt Kickoff Interceptions Sacked-Yards Time of INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Westbrook 12-47, Gordon 1-4, McNabb 1-0. Atlanta, Dunn 21-117, Vick 11-68, Duckett 8-15. PASSING McNabb 24-45-1-257. Atlanta, Vick 12-23-1-156.

RECEIVING Owens 7-112, Westbrook 7-64, G.Lewis 5-44, L.J.Smith 3-29, R.Brown 1-7, Parry 1-1. Atlanta, Crumpler 4-54, Jenkins 3-80, Finneran 2-12, Blakley 1-9, Griffith 1-1, Dunn 1-0. MISSED FIELD GOALS Akers 49 (SH), 49 (WR). Saints 2005 home schedule Sept. 19 New York Giants at East Rutherford, N.J., Oct.

2 Buffalo at San Antonio, Tex. (Alamodome), Oct. 16 Atlanta at San Antonio, Oct. 30 Miami at Baton Rouge, La. (Tiger Stadium, Louisiana State University), Nov.

6 Chicago at Baton Rouge, Dec. 4 Tampa Bay at Baton Rouge, Dec. 18 Carolina at Baton Rouge, Dec. 24 Detroit at San Antonio, 1. CFL Friday, Sept.

16 Winnipeg at Ottawa Saturday, Sept. 17 Calgary at Hamilton Montreal at British Columbia THE LINE Gannett News Service (Home team in CAPS) College football Thursday Favorite Line Underdog Friday Saturday 1 2 1 2 St. 1 2 Michigan Virginia TEXAS Methodist 1 2 PENN 1 2 Michigan 1 2 St. 1 2 WAKE Carolina BOSTON St. NOTRE St.

OHIO Diego St. 1 2 1 2 CAROLINA VA. 1 2 WASHINGTON.13 1 2 Miami 1 2 1 2 1 2 SO. Florida 1 2 CAROLINA GA. 1 2 1 2 St.

Tech AIR 1 2 Miami Miss. NEW Mexico St. 1 2 ARIZONA 1 2 1 2 SO. State MID. TENN.

1 2 OKLA. 1 2 St. Atlantic NO. 1 2 NFL Sunday Favorite Line Underdog 1 2 PHILADELPHIA11 1 2 Francisco TAMPA 1 2 New 1 2 Louis NY GREEN 1 2 Diego Kansas 1 2 Monday NY Orleans Odds provided by National Sports Services, Inc. (http://www.nss.net) TENNIS ATP BCR Open Romania Yesterday at Bucharest, Romania Singles, first round Paul-Henri Mathieu (7), France, d.

David Sanchez, Spain, 2-6, 6-2, 6-1 Jose Acasuso (6), Argentina, d. Juan Ignacio Chela, Argentina, 6-2, 6-4 Florent Serra, France, d. Victor Cri- voi, Romania, 3-6, 7-6 (5), 6-1 Florian Mayer, Germany, d. Oscar Hernandez, Spain, 6-2, 6-0 Davide Sanguinetti, Italy, d. Razvan Sabau, Romania, 6-4, 6-3.

China Open Yesterday at Beijing, China Singles, first round Stefan Koubek, Austria, d. Ivo Heuberger, Switzerland, 6-3, 7-6 (6). Peter Wessels, Netherlands, d. Wayne Arthurs, Australia, 7-6 (5), 6-4. Dmitry Tursunov, Russia, d.

Lars Burgsmuller, Germany, 6-3, 6-4. Carlos Moya (8), Spain, d. Paradorn Srichaphan, Thailand, 7-6 (6), 6-3. Juan Carlos Ferrero (6), Spain, d. Lee Hyung-taik, South Korea, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5.

WTA Wismilak International Yesterday at Bali, Indonesia Singles, first round Li Na (7), China, d. Nuria Llagostera Vives, Spain, 6-3, 6-1. Rika Fujiwara, Japan, d. Natalie Grandin, South Africa, 6-4, 2-6, 7-6 (5). Francesca Schiavone (4), Italy, d.

Jamea Jackson, United States, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. Maria Elena Camerin, Italy, d. Marta Domachowska, Poland, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4. Alyona Bondarenko, Ukraine, d. Cho Yoon-jeong, South Korea, 6-4, 6-4.

HORSE RACING Hoosier Park late results Weather clear Track fast alc, 3YO up, 1mi. 4Senor Amigo (B.Patin) 7.20, 6, 2.80; 7 Ernie Cat 8, 5.80; 6 Honor My Grades 3. Time 1:40.54. Pick 3 (6-2-4) $623. Trifec- ta (4-7-6) $287.20.

Exacta (4-7) $92.20. GOLF U.S. Mid-Amateur Champ. MEN At The Honors Course Yardage: Par: 72 (36-36) Chattanooga, Tenn. Round of 64 Upper Bracket Bryan Hoops, Chandler, Ariz.

(152) d. Darin Newhouse, Tyler, Texas (138), 4 and T.J. Brudzinski, Columbus, Ohio (148) d. Jon Peterson, Granite Bay, Calif. (148), 3 and Robert Stelben Darien, Conn.

(145) d. James Sweeney, Crescent Springs, Ky. (151), 20 holes; Trey Lewis, Hendersonville, Tenn. (145) d. Don Dubois, Newport Beach, Calif.

(150), 2 up; Trip Kuehne, Dallas (144) d. Skip Taylor, Flat Rock, N.C. (151), 5 and Steven Liebler, Irmo, S.C. (147) d. Dewitt Weaver III, Suwanee, Ga.

(149), 19 holes; Doug Stiles, Athens, Ga. (151) d. Tim Hogarth, Northridge, Calif. (144), 3 and Rick Dewitt, Arvada, Colo. (149) d.

Tim Jackson, Germantown, Tenn. (147), 2 and Kevin Marsh, Las Vegas (142) d. Kenneth Bakst, New York (151), 1up; Jim Chang, Montebello, Calif. (149) d. Wright Waddell, Columbus, Ga.

(148), 5 and Nate Dunn, Manchester, Iowa (145) d. B.J. Curry, Sedalia, Mo. (151), 3 and Austin Eaton III, North Sutton, N.H. (146) d.

Anton Salome, Socorro, N.M. (150), 6 and Parker Smith, Morristown, Tenn. (142) d. Brian Woods, Lutherville, Md. (151), 9 and Andy Drohen, Granville, Mass.

(149) d. Chris James, Austin, Texas (147), 19 holes; Sean Knapp, Oakmont, Pa. (145) d. Trent Brown, Ponca City, Okla. (151) 5 and Tripp Davis, Norman, Okla.

(146) d. Brad Hardin, Nashville, Tenn. (150), 20 holes Lower Bracket Raymond Floyd, Greenwich, Conn. (140) d. Greg Reynolds, Grand Blanc, Mich.

(152), 3 and Michael McCoy, West Des Moines, Iowa (148) d. Andrew Black, Chattanooga, Tenn. (148), 22 holes; Cliff Benson, Raleigh, N.C. (151) d. Matt Robbins, Cumming, Ga.

(145), 21holes; Stephen Paterson, Austin, Texas (150) d. George Zahringer, New York (146), 5 and Brendan Hester, Northbridge, Mass. (143) d. Steven Hudson, Birmingham, Ala. (151), 2 and Terrence Miskell, New Braunfels, Texas (149) d.

Michael Stamberger, Plainfield, N.J. (147), 3 and Eoghan Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. (145) d. Brooks Holliday, Pensacola, Fla. (151), 2 and Bryan Norton, Mission Hills, Kan.

(146) d. Nakashian, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. (149), 1 up; Danny Green, Jackson, Tenn. (141) d. Randy Nichols, Connersville, Ind.

(152), 4 and Erik Myrmo, Eugene, Ore. (148) d. Alan Hill, Spring Branch, Texas (148), 6 and Kemp Richardson, Laguna Niguel, Calif. (151) d. Daniel Perrett, England (145), 4 and Carlton Forrester, Birmingham, Ala.

(146) d. Ryan Fery, Beaverton, Ore. (150), 4 and David Noll, Dalton, Ga. (142) d. Greg Kennedy, Duluth, Ga.

(151), 1up; Frank Vana Jr, Boylston, Mass. (147) d. David Strawn, Charlotte, N.C. (149), 5 and Kenneth Kellaney, Phoenix, Ariz. (145) d.

Michael Kelley, Westerville, Ohio (151), 4 and Patrick Carrigan, Walnut, Calif. (150) d. Steven Smith, Oakland, Calif. (146). 4 and 3.

WOMEN At Shadow Hawk Golf Club Yardage: Par: 72 Richmond, Texas Round of 64 Upper Half Kerry Postillion, Burr Ridge, d. Beth Cleckler, Austin, Texas, 22 holes. Anna Schultz, Richardson, Texas, d. Kate Grace, San Diego, 8 and 6. Sue Romano, Chesterland, Ohio, d.

Marianne Towersey, Pebble Beach, 2 and 1. Tracy Welch, Winchester, d. Maria Sera, St. Paul, 7 and 5. Lori Planos, Kapalua, Hawaii, d.

Sydney Moore, Menominee, 4 and 2. Corey Weworski, Carlsbad, d. Louella Kanew, Los Angeles, 4 and 3. Jamie Hoffmann, Escondido, d. Martha Lang, Mandeville, 20 holes.

Sally Krueger, San Francisco, d. Lea Anne Brown, Mt. Pleasant, S.C., 3 and 2. Kathy Hartwiger, Birmingham, d. Marti Ross, Dallas, 5 and 4.

Carolyn Creekmore, Dallas, d. Patricia Cornett, Mill Valley, 5 and 3. Virginia Derby Grimes, York, d. Char McLear, McHenry, 5 and 4. Wallace Hamerton, Bluffton, S.C., d.

Tara Joy-Connelly, Duxbury, 3 and 1. Laura Coble, Augusta, d. Julie Harrison, Baton Rouge, 3 and 2. Ivy Steinberg, Canada, d. Patty Moore, Charlotte, N.C., 5 and 4.

Ellen Dempsey, St. Simons Island, d. Mary Kay Thanos-Zordani, Chicago, 1up Mina Hardin, Fort Worth, Texas, d. Adrienne Arnold, Dallas, 5 and 4. Lower Half Dawn Woodard, Franklin, d.

Rebecca Gard, Tulsa, 6 and 5. Mary Jane Hiestand, Naples, d. Amy Tolton, York, 5 and 4. Michelle Doyle, Lagrange, d. Andrea Kraus, Baltimore, 1up.

Robin Burke, Houston, d. Martha Leach, Hebron, Ky 5 and 4. Mari Miezwa, Brooklyn Park, d. Kathy Crumley, Dallas, 1up. Marilyn Hardy, Houston, d.

Toni Wiesner, Fort Worth, Texas. 6 and 4. Carol Semple Thompson, Sewickley, d. Geraldine Doran, Lewisville, Texas, 6 and 5. Gail Flanagan, Rye, N.Y., d.

Natalie McNicholas, Tulsa, 4 and 2. Thu- hashini Selvaratnam, Sri Lanka, d. Jin Son Antoskow, Columbus, 7 and 6. Claudia Pilot, Austin, d. Lisa Smego, Olympia, 2 up.

Shannon Ogg, Seattle, d. Kay Daniel, Mandeville, 3 and 1. Lynn Simmons, Phoenix, d. Lacy Shelton, Overland Park, 2 and 1. Mary Ann Lapointe, Canada, d.

Laura Waits, Tyler, Texas, 4 and 3. Kareen Markle, Eagle, Idaho, d. Joan Higgins, Glendora, Calif. 1up. Maggie Leef, Brookfield, d.

Ellen Port, St Louis, 1up. Pro-Am Yesterday at Picadome G.C., Lexington Louisville C.C. (Grant Sturgeon, Marshall Butler) 129 Big Spring C.C. Joseph Ohr, Mike Thorp, Jr.) 130 Big Spring C.C. (Kelly Maxwell, Vince Hamilton) 131 Andover G.

C.C. (Gary Bebelaar, Adam Hovermale) 131 Woodford Hills C.C. (Jeffrey Moffett, Clark Guy) 132 Frankfort C.C. (Mark Hudson, Bert Hawkins) 132 HARNESS RACING The Red Mile results at Lexington, Ky. 1st, pace Omen (Lachance) 2.60 2.10 2.10; Whatuc Is Whatuget 4 3.20; A Perfect Jenna 2.80.

Time 1:52.4. Exacta (3-5) $9.40. Trifecta (3-5-1) $31.40. 2nd, trot Kick Party (Miller) 17.80 12.80 4.60; Limbo Glide 3.80 2.40; Make You Mine 4.40. Time 2:00.1.

Exacta (4-3) $63.20. Trifecta (4-3-5) $158.20. Daily Double (3-4) $18.80. Superfecta (4-3-5-1) $3,961. 3rd, pace Er Golden Beach (Miller) 2.80 2.20 2.60; Keydet 2.80 2.20; Sinfull 3.60.

Time 1:56.0. Scratched: Steady Star Sam. Exacta (4-8) $9.60. Trifecta (4-8-3) $42. Pick 3 $26.20.

Superfecta (4-8-3-6) $414. 4th, trot Johnny Muscles (Johnson) 12.20 5.20 6.80; Mr Blues Tone 4.80 4.40; Next Superstar 5.40. Time 1:58.1. Scratched: A Gentleman. Exacta (6-2) $88.60.

Trifecta (6-2-4) $354. Pick 3 $229.80. Superfecta (6-2-4-5) $1,067.40. 5th, pace Inmate (Miller) 29.80 9.80 5.40; Good News Artist 4.40 2.80; Get It On 4.80. Time 1:56.3.

Exacta (3-6) $154. Trifecta (3-6-10) $723.80. Pick 3 $169.20. Superfecta (3-6-10-5) $2,518. 6th, trot Biker Hall (Lachance) 8.60 4 2.40; Kalles Kaviar 5.80 2.60; Invergordon 2.80.

Time 1:59.3. Exacta (4-2) $43. Trifecta (4-2-1) $137.20. Pick 3 (a-3-4, 6-A-4, 6-3-A) $62.60. Superfecta (4-2-1-9) $1,381.20.

7th, trot Bubba Dunn (Miller) 19.80 6.80 6.40; Muscle Bound 3.80 2.80; Big Boy Josh 5.40. Time 1:54.4. Scratched: Calamar. Exacta (6-9) $66.60. Trifecta (6-9-7) $322.80.

Pick 3 (3-4-6) $994.40. Superfecta (6-9-7-5) $1,479.40. 8th, pace Gryffindor (Miller) 3.80 2.10 2.10; Minor De Best 3.20 3.80; Soul Patrol 3. Time 1:51.0. Scratched: Still Chugging.

Exacta (8-4) $9.40. Trifecta (8-4-3) $66.80. Pick 3 (4-6-M,) $304.40. Superfecta (8-4-3-6) $211. 9th, trot Capetown Hall (Takter) 3 2.20 3.20; Garland Bot Joefee 13.80 7.60; Pacific Chief 8.80.

Time 1:59.1. Exacta (9-8) $52.40. Trifecta (9-8-10) $283.80. Pick 3 $162.80. Superfecta (9-8-10-1) $4,545.80.

10th, pace abrini Hanover (Sears) 3.60 2.60 2.60; Born Storyteller 20.40 13.80; Chotat Milk 2.80. Time 1:51.1. Exacta (9-1) $84.60. Trifecta (9-1-6) $259.60. Pick 3 $9.20.

Superfec- ta (9-1-6-3) $1,595.60. 11th, pace Looby Bluegrass (Miller) 5.40 3.80 4.60; Quad In The Pocket 5.60 5.20; Heavens To Besty 4. Time 1:52.3. Scratched: Sin Wagon. Exacta (7-3) $24.80.

Trifecta (7-3-6) $152.40. Pick 3 (9-9-M) $15.40. Superfecta (7-3-6-9) $958.60. 12th, trot Beautiful Mermaid (Stillings) 7.40 3 2.40; Lover Girl 14.40 9.40; Breaking Benjamin 9.60. Time 1:59.0.

Exacta (7-5) $91.60. Trifecta (7-5-6) $1,280.40. Pick 3 (9-M-7) $65.60. Super- fecta (7-5-6-3) $5,444.40. 13th, pace London Mews (Wilson) 17.60 117; Hot Rod Jack 5.60 4.60; Handsome Robbie 5.80.

Time 1:55.0. Exacta (8-10) $111.80. Trifecta (8-10-7) $536.60. Pick 3 (M-7-8) $649.40. Superfecta (8-10-7-4) $3,573.

14th, pace Johnnys Candy Girl (Nisonger) 14.60 8 8.40; Rushing Call 4.40 3.20; Patch Adams 4.40. Time 1:56.1. Exacta (3-5) $77.40. Trifecta (3-5-6) $367.20. Pick 3 (7-8-3) $1,119.

Superfec- ta (3-5-6-1) $1,500.60. Daily Double (8-3) $166.40. Handle COLLEGE SPORTS Volleyball Cumberland (Tenn.) d. Lindsey Wilson 30-25, 30-21, 23-30, 30-19. UofL athletics schedule Today: golf at Cleveland State Invitational, Chardon, Ohio.

Tomorrow: Field hockey at Ohio State, 3 p.m. Thursday: soccer at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. Friday: soccer PROVIDENCE at Cardinal Park, 7 p.m. Volleyball vs. Michigan State at Miami 7 p.m.

tennis at Middle Tennessee Invitational, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Saturday: Football OREGON STATE at Papa Cardinal Stadium, noon. Volleyball vs. Sacramento State at Miami 9 a.m.; at Miami 7 p.m. Field hockey vs.

Ball State at Northwestern, Evanston, noon. tennis at Middle Tennessee Invitational. Sunday: lacrosse at Wittenberg, 11a.m. Field hockey at Northwestern, 11a.m. soccer CONNECTICUT at Cardinal Park, 2 p.m.

soccer at Xavier, 7 p.m. tennis at Middle Tennessee Invitational. Next Monday: golf NAPA RIVER GRILL CARDINAL CUP at Cardinal Club, Simpsonville, Ky. PRO BASKETBALL WNBA finals Best-of-5 series Game 1 Sacramento at Connecticut, 8 p.m. Game 2 Sacramento at Connecticut, 8 p.m.

SOCCER MLS All Times EDT Saturday, Sept. 17 Chicago at Columbus, 7:30 Colorado at D.C. United, 7:30 New England at MetroStars, 7:30 Los Angeles at Kansas City, 8:30 San Jose at CD Chivas USA, 10 Sunday, Sept. 18 Real Salt Lake at FC Dallas, 2 UEFA Champions League 2:45 p.m. EDT start games Fenerbache at AC Milan; Liverpool at Real Betis; Inter Milan at Artmedia Petrzalka; Anderlecht at Chelsea; Real Madrid at Lyon; Rosenborg at Olym- piakos; Schalke 04 at PSV Eindhoven; FC Porto at Rangers.

games FC Thun at Arsenal; Manchester United at Villarreal; Barcelona at Werder Bremen; Lille at Benfica; Juventus at Club Brugge; Bayern Munich at Rapid Vienna; Ajax Amsterdam at Sparta Prague; Panathinaikos at Udinese. International leagues results English Premier League West Ham 4, Aston Villa 0. KENTUCKY CUP PROBABLES $100,000 Sprint: Caribbean Cruiser, Estate Collection, Go for Aly, Going Wild, Vicarage, Storm Surge. $350,000 KC Classic: Absent Friend, Ball Four, Billy Allen, Cat Shaker, Collateral Damage, Fantasticat, Grand Reward, Mambo Train, One Nice Cat, Salford City, Senor Swinger, Shaniko. $175,000 Turfway Cup (Gr.

III): Bohemian Lady, Miss Fortunate, Pleasant Home, Quick Temper, Tempus Fugit, Whoopi Cat. $100,000 KC Juvenile (Gr. II): Cab, Catcominatcha, Deputy Prea- chinmandan, Short Circuit, Stream Cat. $100,000 KC Juvenile Fillies: Beau Dare, Claremont, Golden Kiss, Sanguinity. NEW YORK The New York Yankees won a coin flip yesterday and would host the Boston Red Sox if a one-game playoff is needed to break a tie for the American League East title.

The teams close the regular season with three games in Boston. If they finish with identical records and the wildcard club comes from another division, the Yankees and Red Sox would shift to New York for the tiebreaker game. New York and Boston last finished the regular season in a tie for first in 1978, when Bucky three-run home run boosted the Yankees to the division title. If a game is needed to break atie between Cleveland and the Chicago White Sox in the AL Central, the Indians would host. If the Angels and Oakland need a tiebreaker in the AL West, Los Angeles would host.

In the event a tiebreaker is needed for the wild card, New York and Oakland would play at Clevelandand Oakland would play at New York. If three teams finish with the same record and a tiebreaker is needed, the teams in the same division play a tiebreaker for first placeand the loser meets the team from the other division in a one-game wildcard tiebreaker. If a tiebreaker game is needed in the National League wildcard race, Philadelphia would host Houston and Florida, the Marlins would host Houston, the Astros would host Wash- ingtonand the Nationals would host the Phillies and Marlins. Yanks would host Red Sox in playoff Associated Press HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Field hockey Assumption 6 (Karah Nall 2, Karah Zangari, Kari Quill, Lauren Schmeing, Amanda Brian), Holy Cross 1 (Amanda Hamilton). golf At Charlie Vettiner G.C., par-36 Seneca (183) Ben Hagen 38; Fern Creek (196) Ian Feusner 44.

At Iroquois G.C., par-36 Collegiate (169) Julian Snow 39; Bullitt East (210) John Williams 49. At Doe Valley G.C., par-36 North Bullitt (166) Brandon Jeffries 36; Meade County (176) Josh Dunn 36. golf Jefferson County Tournament at Shawnee G.C., par-34 Team scores Assumption 170, Christian Academy 173, Male 173, Sacred Heart 180, Butler 184, Presentation 192, Manual 206, Mercy 208, Oldham County 216, Pleasure Ridge Park 263. Top individuals (first five listed are All-County) Jordan Magruder (Male) 35, Jessica Smith (Assumption) 37, Dannielle Crenshaw (Pres.) 39, Katie Wiedmar (Mercy) 41, Suzanne Story (Male) 42, Taylor Lewis (CAL) 42, Lindsay Bushermohle (Assumption) 42. soccer Jeffersontown 5 (Mitch Jones, Pablo Martinez 2, David Slicker, Dennis Martinez), Whitefield Academy 0.

Nelson County 9, Bullitt Central 0 Coaches poll (through Sunday) 1. Lex. Catholic; 2. Manual; 3. Paul Dunbar; 4.

St. Xavier; 5. Highlands; 6. Lex. Christian; 7.

Scott High; 8. Ballard; 9. Trinity; 10. Eastern; 11. Bowling Green; 12.

Greenwood; 13. Male; 14. Bishop Brossart; 15. Scott 16. Madisonville; 17.

Oldham 18. W. Jessamine; 19. Daviess 20. Ashland Blazer; 21.

Lafayette; 22. Newport Catholic; 23. Western Hills; 24. Nelson County; t25. Ky.

Country Day, Graves Co. soccer Ballard 9 (Sadie Plummer 2, Taylor Cunningham 2, Kaley Seldon 2, Ellen Parker, Katie Charman, Alanna Bouhl), Jeffersontown 0 Fern Creek 8 (Emily Troutman 3, Samantha Pulley 3, Amy Wurfel 2), Bullitt Central 0 Oldham County 2 (Sam Huecker, Emily Geer), Shelby County 0 Southern 5 (Katie Smith 2, Britney Meredith 2, Crystal Anderson), Whitefield Academy 2 (Courtney McHendry 2). Spencer County 3 (Cara Kaleher 2, Cassie Mason), Waggener 0 Bulldog Cup at Male Assumption 5 Lisa Kemper, Jennifer Jones 2, Lindy Barber 2), Manual 1 (Callie Thompson). Male 6 (Dacia Ohnheiser, Beth Spurr 2, Meredith Tolley 3), Mercy 1 (Molly Coffey). poll (through Sunday) 1.

Sacred Heart; 2. Highlands; 3. So. Oldham; 4. Lex.

Catholic; 5. Notre Dame; 6. Assumption; 7. Newport Catholic; 8. Woodford 9.

Lafayette; 10. Elizabethtown; 11. Greenwood; 12. Bowling Green; 13. Ohio 14.

No. Oldham; 15. Male; 16. Christian Academy; 17. Bourbon 18.

Cov. Holy Cross; t19. Ballard, Clark 21. Tates Creek; 22. Marshall 23.

Manual; 24. W. Jessamine; t25. Daviess Owensboro. Volleyball Beth Haven d.

Whitefield Academy 25-7, 25-17. Eminence d. Portland Christian 23-25, 25-17, 25-22. Evangel d. Central 25-19, 25-10.

Holy Cross d. Floyd Central (Ind.) 25-20, 25-21, 29-27. Male d. Oldham County 25-15, 28-26. Mercy d.

Butler 25-20, 25-15. Shelby County d. Bryan Station 25-8, 25-17. Trimble County d. Spencer County 25-17, 26-24.

schedule Field hockey Atherton at Mercy, Ballard at Sacred Heart, Assumption at Manual, Christian Acad. at Male, St. Francis at Collegiate, Holy Cross at Seneca, Presentation at KCD, 6. soccer Collegiate at Atherton, Bullitt East at Bardstown, N. Bullitt at Central, PRP at DeSales, Butler at Doss, St.

Xavier at Eastern, S. Oldham at Oldham Shelby Co. at Carroll Trinity at Waggener, Ballard at Christian Evangel at St. Francis, Fern Creek at Seneca, Western at Holy Cross, KCD at Jeffersontown, Manual at Male, 7. soccer Atherton at Whitefield Mercy at Nelson Bardstown at N.

Bullitt, Elizabethtown at S. Oldham, Southern at Waggener, Bulldog Cup at Male (First round, Christian Acad. vs. Eastern, Ballard vs. Oldham Volleyball Whitefield Acad.

at Atherton, Butler at Doss, Eastern at S. Oldham, Central at PRP, Evangel at Walden, Iroquois at Southern, Paul Dunbar at Shelby Christian Acad. at Ballard, KCD at Beth Haven, Manual at Brown, Bullitt East at Bullitt Central, Male at Fairdale, Fern Creek at Seneca, Jeffersontown at Moore, Mercy at Providence Western at Valley, 5. COLLEGE FOOTBALL TSN NCAA Div. I-AA poll The top 25 teams in the Sports Network Division I-AA football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Sept.

11and previous ranking: Rec.PtsPvs 1. So. Illinois 2. W. Kentucky 3.

New Hamp. 4. Montana 5. E. Wash.

6. Delaware 7. Wm. Mary 8. James 9.

No. Iowa 10. 11. Montana St. 12.

N. Dakota 13. 14. Ga. 15.

16. 17. Co. Carolina 18. Cal 19.

Harvard 20. Texas 21. McNeese St. 22. W.

23. 24. Sam Hstn 25. NAIA poll Records through Sept. 11 Rec.PtsPvs 1.

Carroll (Mt.) 2. St. Francis (In.) 3. Sioux Falls (S.D.)...........2-0....3855 4. Georgetown 5.

MidAm 6. McKendree 7. Morningside 8. Montana 9. Cumberlands 10.

Dickinson 11. Graceland 12. Trinity 13. Benedictine 14. St.

Xavier 15. 16. Geneva 16. Pikeville 18. St.

Ambrose 19. Tabor 20. Azusa Pac. 21. Hastings 22.

Neb. 22. Olivet Nazrne 24. Walsh 25. Valley City.