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www.tennessean.com THE TENNESSEAN Wednesday, September 8, 2004 7C CYANMAGYELBLK TennesseanBroadsheet Master TennesseanBroadsheet Master 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 5 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 5 TennesseanBroadsheet Master TennesseanBroadsheet Master 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 7C SCOREBOARD Compiled by Chad Worthington PRO FOOTBALL HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STATISTICS THE LATEST LINE PRO BASEBALL DUI If needed, know your rights. call345-1988 Law office of Lee Martin www.duitopgun.com 1214 Demonbreun Nashville 248-1911 Scoring Player, schoolTDFGPAT2ptTot LaMarcus Coker, Antioch700042 Eli Fisher, Loretto700042 Travis Sikes, CPA600036 Curtis Steele, Centennial600036 Ryan White, BA600036 Jamal Jones, SAS500132 Antonio Lewis, Hillwood500132 Landon Jones, Cheatham Co.500030 Trey McDonald, Trousdale Co.500030 Josh McMurray, Page500030 Jamie Vaughn, Livingston Acad.500030 Ryan Vincent, Jo Byrns500030 Michael Wilmore, Smith Co.500030 Gus Paxton, Cookeville400126 Blake Allen, Dickson Co.400024 Andy Bishop, Franklin Co.400024 Matt Byrd, Forrest400024 Marco Dailey, Mt. Pleasant400024 Bubba Diviney, McEwen400024 Ryan Gaines, Friendship400024 Justin Johnson, Lebanon400024 Luke Landers, CPA400024 Jake Nunley, Coffee Co.400024 Adam Patterson, Watertown400024 Marquis Patton, Page400024 Desmond Payne, East Robertson400024 Jay Pilkerton, MBA400024 Malcolm Sheffield, Beech400024 Jason Vanatta, Nashville Chr.400024 Jamarcus Webster, Mt. Pleasant400024 Dylan Williams, Ravenwood400024 Edward Sawyer, Hendersonville300120 Stanley Brooks, Dickson Co.300018 Arrington Bryson, Lincoln Co.300018 Tremayne Coger, Columbia300018 Deshawn Cotton, Pearl-Cohn300018 Matt Elrod, David Lipscomb300018 Theo Fennessee, Mt. Pleasant300018 Joseph Floyd, Cascade300018 Josh Hendrix, McEwen300018 Garrett Hughes, Lawrence Co.300018 Tony Hyde, Hillsboro300018 Luke Jerkins, Nashville Chr.300018 Cameron Johnson, Marshall Co.300018 Braylon Leslie, Franklin Co.300018 Rudy Lyles, Marshall Co.300018 Justin McCain, Sycamore300018 Phillip McGee, Kenwood300018 Clay Paul, Goodpasture0212018 Steven Sipe, Coffee Co.300018 Dewayne Terrell, Hendersonville300018 John Price, CPA0112015 Sam Henderson, Stratford200114 Quan Taylor, Stratford200114 Wesley Puckett, Livingston Acad.201013 Rushing Player, schoolAttYdsTD Gaston Miller, Riverdale264961 Josh McMurray, Page554825 Josh Hendrix, McEwen694763 Braylon Leslie, Franklin Co.644553 Eli Fisher, Loretto834487 LaMarcus Coker, Antioch334077 Edward Sawyer, Hendersonville333943 Curtis Steele, Centennial553886 Jake Nunley, Coffee Co.373854 Drew Bunch, Perry Co.293402 Michael Wilmore, Smith Co.483375 Ross Coffee, Davidson Acad.413351 Roger Herndon, Greenbrier503132 Derrian Waters, Franklin563132 Gus Paxton, Cookeville413104 Landon Jones, Cheatham Co.393055 Jamal Jones, SAS183005 Marquis Patton, Page422974 Jason Vanatta, Nashville Chr.262964 Matt Byrd, Forrest332954 Luke Landers, CPA332874 Trey McDonald, Trousdale Co.342835 Malcolm Sheffield, Beech472793 Chris Wooden, DCA522762 Julian Jamison, Springfield492690 Ricky Ladd, White House272632 Patrick Johnson, Maplewood462501 Desmond Payne, East Robertson162494 Colton Morris, Jo Byrns392460 Marsealous Johnson, Smyrna352390 Bobby Martin, Fairview442262 Matt Elrod, David Lipscomb142133 Jeffrey Lyle, Montgomery Central272121 Ryan White, BA332046 Charles Orona, Smyrna362040 Antonio Lewis, Hillwood372044 Cedric Wilkerson, Northwest452041 Dylan Williams, Ravenwood402034 LeRyan Kelly, Hunters Lane322012 Maurice Polk, Sycamore242002 Theo Fennessee, Mt.

Pleasant181983 Jay Pilkerton, MBA321984 Quan Taylor, Stratford361972 Deshawn Cotton, Pearl-Cohn281953 Thaxton Armbruster, Westmoreland371952 Kyle Shipley, Gallatin331910 C.J. Hammack, Wayne Co.201890 Luke Jerkins, Nashville Chr.351863 Adam Patterson, Watertown251853 Marty Wallace, Hickman Co.371850 Josh Pate, Forrest251811 Markease Ingram, Columbia Acad.111732 Dewayne Terrell, Hendersonville161713 Blake Allen, Dickson Co.231634 Stanley Brooks, Dickson Co.281633 Benton Jackson, Montgomery Central221591 McGavock Johnson, MBA281590 Brian Colson, Livingston Acad.161580 Jim Beckner, MBA191581 Ryan McFarland Gallatin111570 Sam Henderson, Stratford261552 Chris Hatton, Lewis Co.331551 Marco Dailey, Mt. Pleasant141544 T.C. Jennings, Ravenwood261520 Bubba Diviney, McEwen311493 Tyree Ford, BA281461 Justin Johnson, Lebanon281453 Cameron Johnson, Marshall Co.41412 Dave Thomas, Riverdale131411 Michael Norman, Moore Co.221410 George Childress, Tullahoma251410 Derek Dollar, Lawrence Co.301411 Joshua Garza, Sycamore211401 Jamie Vaughn, Livingston Acad.281405 Passing Player, schoolCAYdsTD Josh Pollock, CPA38705489 Lee Sweeney, Friendship27425034 Edward Porter, Goodpasture25534503 Stephen Clark, Watertown24534305 Dallis Dixon, Ezell-Harding43973900 Charles Orona, Smyrna15393845 Levi Brown, Mt. Juliet33633702 Sean Vinett, Father Ryan24513671 T.C.

Jennings, Ravenwood24453642 Dave Thomas, Riverdale8112942 Brad Bowker, BA20342922 Clay Head, Jo Byrns22432926 Joshua Garza, Sycamore17272854 David Gallagher, Cascade26362704 Bruce McCurdy, Brentwood24482692 Bobby Shields, Columbia16442652 Nick Hibdon, Coffee Co.16282613 David Howe, MBA21462471 Chris Beckman, Loretto12232463 Cale Rice, Beech11312382 Anthony Clemons, Glencliff26472351 Dustin Dillehay, Trousdale Co.11182290 Jake Ethridge, Mt. Juliet Chr.16422281 John Hendricks, Springfield18312261 Josh Kelley, Mt. Pleasant11182164 Todd Cross, Lebanon13212121 Kevin Bishop, Marshall Co.13182081 Jim Fenwick, DCA13342082 Hunter Patterson, DeKalb Co.9292052 Kyle Bagwell, Pope John Paul14322010 John Ledford, Cookeville12261992 Kyle Shipley, Gallatin18631992 Cory Pickett, Richland13281944 Quan Taylor, Stratford18391932 Tate McMillan, Houston Co.12291881 Chris Langley, Cheatham Co.12261841 Devulier Rucker, Hillwood11281833 D.L. King, Cumberland Co.14371782 Jarred Fraizer, Shelbyville12261690 Matt Scott, Jackson Co.11231641 Wesley Fink, Clarksville8251610 Kyle Levering, White House12211602 Ryan Henn, Franklin Co.6151593 Kasey Allen, Portland11291590 Courtney Grimes, Maplewood12441550 Josh Tramel, DCA8131451 Straley Holton, Forrest16281431 Burton Elrod, David Lipscomb9221420 Receiving Player, schoolRecYdsTD Travis Sikes, CPA193555 Patrick Turner, Goodpasture132362 Ryan Gaines, Friendship102193 Michael Hinson, Smyrna82161 Antwone Smith, Riverdale32001 Mark Lamm, Loretto61721 Greg Thompson, Watertown81621 Brian Heimerdinger, Brentwood151422 Justin McCain, Sycamore71413 Jamarcus Webster, Mt. Pleasant61393 Carl Gettis, Ezell-Harding151370 Luke Williams, Friendship71371 Barry Turner, BA61321 Jonathan Crawford, Father Ryan81312 Bill Kottas, BA71251 Ryan Vincent, Jo Byrns81225 Justin Johnson, Lebanon41211 Colton Morris, Jo Byrns61201 Jonathan Bass, Maplewood71192 Jere Davidson, Coffee Co.51161 Will Cripps, Goodpasture51151 Rashad Mason, Pearl-Cohn61140 Victor Underwood, Mt.

Juliet Chr.81092 Chris Derrick, FRA51061 Lorenzo Esaw, Stratford51041 Demarcus Martin, Smyrna31032 Taylor Trumphour, Ezell-Harding101020 Jackson Norman, BGA41021 Wesley Osbome, Mt. Juliet141012 Phillip Gibbs, Beech51011 Adam Marshall, Ravenwood41012 Rudy Lyles, Marshall Co.31011 Rob Winningham, Cookeville31001 Punting Player, schoolNo.Avg. Michael Stewart, Columbia346.7 Matt Reid, Hunters Lane545.0 Willie Brown, Northwest343.6 Cody Ratliff, Perry Co.543.0 Mario Locke, Kenwood442.0 Ross Coffee, Davidson Acad.241.5 Daniel Mabry, Spring Hill740.0 Bryant Hahnfeldt, MBA539.2 Joshua Brown, Hickman Co.939.0 Russ Moore, Lawrence Co.538.4 Kyle Gainous, Greenbrier638.3 Nathan Lewis, Hillwood438.0 Brandon McCaw, Mt. Juliet Chr.737.9 Michael Whitaker, Overton1137.6 Dusty Brady, Smith Co.136.0 Jay Moreland, Goodpasture136.0 Dustin Fults, Grundy Co.635.0 Michael Booker, Sycamore435.0 Jared Stokes, Dickson Co.435.0 Nelson Harper, Trousdale Co.135.0 James Simpson, White Co.135.0 Tackles Adam Cozart, Lawrence Co.43 Ben Wiseman, Loretto40 Stephen Hotard, Franklin39 Cody Stubblefield, Page38 Will Yates, Lawrence Co.38 Derek Brown, Tullahoma35 Miles Helton, Beech35 Jake Vaughn, Sycamore35 Joey King, Beech32 Brent Jackson, Davidson Acad.29 Dennis Peoples, Hillwood29 Steven Collins, Columbia27 Nathan Creekmore, Loretto27 Tim Leach, Franklin27 Marcus Roan, Columbia27 Travis Stubblefield, Beech27 Michael Wheeler, Friendship27 Chance Duncan, Beech26 Jeremy Leach, Page26 Josiah Bennett, Page25 John Braswell, Beech25 Cutcher, Loretto25 Brandon Davis, Stratford25 Chad Malkiewicz, Hendersonville25 Casey Putman, Lawrence Co.25 Matt Thurman, Tullahoma25 Kenneth McKenzie, Kenwood24 Brady Goodman, Tullahoma23 Devin Wright, Jackson Co.23 Interceptions 4-Quincy Russell, Franklin 3-Bradley Bruce, Mt. Juliet.

Justin Overstreet, Davidson 2-Evan Barry, SAS. Cody Darvin, Franklin Kyle Denham, Page. Kellin Gillette, Forrest. Lamont Harris, Franklin. Allen Ivey, Mt.

Juliet. Sean Mardis, Overton. Wesley Osbome, Mt. Juliet. Jonathan Smith, Overton.

1-Tony Allen, Shelbyville. D.J. Allred, Livingston Blake Arceneaux, Forrest. Kurtis Baker, Portland. Wes Barton, Overton.

Jacob Bass, Smith Andrew Beard, Lawrence Chris Bond, Tullahoma. Joshua Brown, Hickman George Buchanan, Hillwood. Jake Champion, Franklin George Childress, Tullahoma. Anthony Cornell, Overton. Larry Crawford, Glencliff.

Aaron Crowley, Page. Tony Dennis, Hillwood. Dustin Dillehay, Trousdale Bubba Diviney, McEwen. Derek Dollar, Lawrence Jacob Ensley, Beech. Austin Fleishour, Nashville Jarred Fraizer, Shelbyville.

Ryan Gaines, Friendship. Michael Garrett, Portland. Austin Garrett, DCA. Phillip Gibbs, Beech. Jordan Green, Marshall Kyle Halvorson, White House.

Cody Harmon, White House. Zach Hartman, Lincoln Kyle Hawley, CPA. Clay Head, Jo Byrns. Sam Henderson, Stratford. Tommy Hershberger, Franklin John Hewitt, Franklin.

Hightower, Marshall Luke Hobbs, White House. Alec Holler, Franklin. Terrence Holt, Maplewood. Tyler Ingram, Richland. Tyler Loftis, DCA.

Antonio Lopez, Lawrence Tony Mosher, Beech. Houston Neal, Friendship. Michael Norman, Moore Keith Patterson, Mt. Juliet David Powers, Northwest. George Tanifum, CPA.

Nick Tate, Shelbyville. Cody Taylor, Richland. Willie Tidwell, McEwen. Kyle West, Smith Nathan Wilmore, Smith TRANSACTIONS deals BASEBALL CHICAGO WHITE SOX INF Wilson Valdez from Charlotte of the IL. CINCINNATI REDS INF Anderson Machado from Louisville of the IL.

Purchased the contract of RHP Aaron Myette from Louisville. HOUSTON ASTROS RHP Brandon Duckworth and RHP Tim Redding from New Orleans of the PCL. Purchased the contract of INF Jason Alfaro from New Orleans. MONTREAL EXPOS INF Brendan Harris from Edmonton of the PCL. Announced that Edmonton manager Dave Huppert will join the coaching staff for the remainder of the 2004 regular season.

SAN DIEGO PADRES OF Xavier Nady and RHP Justin Germano from Portland of the PCL. Optioned RHP Dennis Tankersley and OF Freddy Guzman to Portland. BASKETBALL GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS Mitch Richmond special assistant. PHOENIX SUNS Yuta Tabuse. WASHINGTON WIZARDS Eric Waters trainer and Drew Cleary strength and conditioning coach.

FOOTBALL National Football League CINCINNATI BENGALS WR Maurice Mann to the practice squad. DALLAS COWBOYS CB Lenny Williams, RB Ran Carthon, LB Ryan Fowler, WR Terrence Copper, TE Landon Trusty, DT Jermaine Brooks, Steve Cargile and WR Tom Crowder to the practice squad. MIAMI Claimed FB Jamar Martin off waivers from Dallas. Signed DE Bryan Robinson to a one- year contract. Signed TE Hart Turner to the practice squad.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS Morten Andersen. Signed Travis Dorsch and Deandre Eiland to the practice squad. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Russell Stuvaints to the practice squad. Released WR Michael Jennings from the practice squad. NEW YORK GIANTS PK Steve Christie.

Waived PK Todd France. Signed DE Khaleed Vaughn, WR Chris Davis, LB T.J. Hollowell, LB Jim Maxwell, TE Mark Anelli, Ol Tyson Clabo, DT Mario Monds and Clarence Farmer to the practice squad. TAMPA BAY Signed G-C Jason Broyles, RB Earnest Graham, DE Isaac Hilton, Scott Jackson, DE Corey Smith, RB Joe Smith, WR Allen Suber and CB Ronyell Whitaker to the practice squad. NATIONAL LEAGUE TODAY FAVORITELINEUNDERDOG HOUSTON 12-14Cincinnati St Louis 6-7SAN DIEGO PITTSBURGH 7-8Milwaukee ATLANTA 8-9Philadelphia FLORIDA 12-14Ny Mets CHI CUBS 12-14Montreal San Francisco LOS ANGELES 12-14Arizona ATLANTA No LinePhiladelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE TODAY FAVORITELINEUNDERDOG NY YANKEES No LineTampa Bay Minnesota 8-9BALTIMORE DETROIT 9-11Kansas City TEXAS E-6Chi Wsox Cleveland Boston 6-7OAKLAND ANAHEIM 12-14Toronto NY YANKEES No LineTampa Bay COLLEGTE FOOTBALL TOMORROW FAVORITELINEUNDERDOG ST COLLEGTE FOOTBALL FRIDAY FAVORITELINEUNDERDOG BOISE ST MIAMI ST COLLEGTE FOOTBALL SATURDAY FAVORITELINEUNDERDOG Ucla3ILLINOIS WISCONSIN15Unlv VIRGINIA TECH24W.

Michigan CONNECTICUT14Duke MICHIGAN ST26Cen Michigan ST NEBRASKA14S Miss ST ST Penn ST2BOSTON COL Louisville22ARMY PURDUE30Ball ST DAME VIRGINIA21N Carolina OHIO ST16Marshall Washington OREGON20Indiana Georgia8S CAROLINA MARYLAND27Temple Michigan West Virginia20CEN FLORIDA Wake CAROLINA KANSAS3Toledo OKLAHOMA ST21Tulsa KANSAS ST13Fresno ST CLEMSON7Georgia Tech TEXAS Texas MEXICO CAL24Colorado ST Texas11ARKANSAS ALABAMA11Miss Utah13ARIZONA Tenn ST Mex. ST LA TECH14Ul Lafayette TEXAS7Florida Atlantic LSU41Arkansas ST UTAH a-Write-in Game b-Neutral Site PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL TOMORROW FAVORITELINEUNDERDOG NEW PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL SUNDAY FAVORITELINEUNDERDOG Tenn3MIAMI PITTSBURGH4Oakland WASHINGTON2Tampa Bay Baltimore3CLEVELAND BUFFALO3Jacksonville NY CHICAGO3Detroit ST ORLEANS HOUSTON5San Diego Giants FRAN DENVER3Kansas City PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL MONDAY FAVORITELINEUNDERDOG CAROLINA3Green Bay (Home Team in CAPS) NFL Injury report NEW YORK The National Football League injury report for game, as provided by the league: Tomorrow INDIANAPOLIS COLTS at NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Colts OUT: LB Gilbert Gardner (ankle); CB Joseph Jefferson (knee); Bob Sanders (foot); WR Troy Walters (wrist). QUESTIONABLE: Cory Bird (concussion); RB James Mungro (wrist); WR Brad Pyatt (thigh). PROBABLE: WR Aaron Moorehead (ankle); CB Donald Strickland Patriots OUT: RB Kevin Faulk (personal reasons). QUESTIONABLE: WR Troy Brown (knee).

PROBABLE: QB Tom Brady (right shoulder); QB Jim Miller (right shoulder); TE Ben Watson (knee). Schedule game Indianapolis at New England, 8 p.m. games Detroit at Chicago, Noon Cincinnati at N.Y. Jets, Noon Tennessee at Miami, Noon Oakland at Pittsburgh, Noon San Diego at Houston, Noon Arizona at St. Louis, Noon Tampa Bay at Washington, Noon Seattle at New Orleans, Noon Jacksonville at Buffalo, Noon Baltimore at Cleveland, Noon Atlanta at San Francisco, 3:15 p.m.

Dallas at Minnesota, 3:15 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 3:15 p.m. Kansas City at Denver, 7:30 p.m. game Green Bay at Carolina, 8 p.m.

Sunday, Sept. 19 Houston at Detroit, Noon St. Louis at Atlanta, Noon Chicago at Green Bay, Noon Washington at N.Y. Giants, Noon Denver at Jacksonville, Noon Indianapolis at Tennessee, Noon Pittsburgh at Baltimore, Noon Carolina at Kansas City, Noon San Francisco at New Orleans, Noon Seattle at Tampa Bay, 3:05 p.m. Cleveland at Dallas, 3:15 p.m.

N.Y. Jets at San Diego, 3:15 p.m. Buffalo at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. New England at Arizona, 3:15 p.m. Miami at Cincinnati, 6:30 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 20 Minnesota at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Pacific Coast League Playoffs Conference Championship (Best-of-5) American Conference Iowa vs. Oklahoma Today Oklahoma at Iowa Tomorrow Oklahoma at Central Friday Iowa at Oklahoma Saturday Iowa at Oklahoma, if necessary Sunday, Sept. 12 Iowa at Oklahoma, if necessary Pacific Conference Sacramento vs.

Portland Today Portland at Sacramento Tomorrow Portland at Sacramento Friday Sacramento at Portland Saturday Sacramento at Portland, if necessary Sunday, Sept. 12 Sacramento at Portland, if necessary Championship (Best-of-5) Tuesday, Sept. 14 American Conference at Pacific Conference Wednesday, Sept. 15 American Conference at Pacific Conference Friday, Sept. 17 Pacific Conference at American Conference Saturday, Sept.

18 Pacific Conference at American Conference, if necessary Sunday, Sept. 19 Pacific Conference at American Conference, if necessary USA Top 25 The top 25 teams in the USA Today- ESPN college football poll, with first- place votes in parentheses, records through Sept. 6, points based on 25 points for a first-place vote, through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking: RecordPtsPvs 1. Southern Cal. 2.

Oklahoma 3. Georgia 4. LSU 5. Miami 6. Florida 7.

8. 9. Ohio 10. West Virginia1-076711 11. Florida0-074510 12.

Iowa1-069813 13. California1-069114 14. Kansas State1-066412 15. Tennessee1-062315 16. Utah1-051419 17.

Missouri1-050317 18. Clemson1-050116 19. Auburn1-046518 20. Virginia1-041720 21. Maryland1-030221 22.

Wisconsin1-029722 23. Purdue1-027025 24. Minnesota1-025623 25. Oregon0-012424 Others receiving votes: Boise State 114; Nebraska 98; Louisville 82; Oregon State 47; Oklahoma State 39; Fresno State 37; Washington State 36; North Carolina State 32; Memphis 30; Brigham Young 24; Virginia Tech 23; TCU 17; Pittsburgh 12; Arkansas 11; San Diego State 11; Georgia Tech 10; Alabama Texas Tech Connecticut Arizona Arizona State Boston College Bowling Green Penn State 1. Division 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.

5 and previous ranking: RecordPtsPvs 1. Southern Illinois 2. Montana 3. Wofford 4. Colgate 5.

Furman 6. McNeese 7. Delaware 8. 9. Northern 10.

Georgia 11. Western 12. Montana State0-089615 13. Northern Arizona0-188814 14. Massachusetts1-087619 15.

Stephen F. Austin1-087416 16. Western Illinois0-187012 17. Maine0-183111 18. Northeastern1-061622 19.

New Hampshire1-0556NR 20. Eastern Kentucky0-053221 21. Northwestern State0-149418 22. Lehigh1-043123 23. Northern Colorado1-0229NR 24.

Appalachian State0-122620 25. Penn0-021425 Others receiving votes North Carolina 190, Grambling State 109, Nicholls State 106, Jacksonville State 104, Cal Poly 82, Idaho State 74, Alcorn State 68, Southern 54, Bethune-Cookman 54, Hampton 53, Sam Houston State 49, UC-Davis 38, South Carolina State 28, Illinois State 26, Bucknell 21, Harvard 20, James Madison 19, Portland State 19, Samford 18, William Mary 17, Tennessee State 16, Southern Utah 14, Yale 12, North Dakota State 12, Texas State 10, Tennessee Tech 8, Alabama State 7, Gardner-Webb 5. COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1957 Malcolm Anderson defeats countryman Ashley Cooper in three sets to win the U.S. Open. Althea Gibson becomes the first black to win the U.S.

Open, beating Louise Brough. 1968 Virginia Wade wins the U.S. Open, upsetting Billie Jean King, 6-4, 6-4. 1969 Rod Laver wins the U.S. Open and his Grand Slam with a four-set victory over Tony Roche.

1973 Margaret Smith Court wins the U.S. Open for the fifth time with a three-set victory over Evonne Goolagong. 1974 Billie Jean King wins her fourth U.S. Open with a three-set triumph over Evonne Goolagong. 1979 Tracy Austin, at 16, becomes the youngest player to win the U.S.

Open when she upsets Chris Evert Lloyd 6-4, 63. 1990 Gabriela Sabatini prevents Steffi Graf from winning her third consecutive Grand Slam title with a 6-2, 7-6 (7-4) victory in the U.S. Open. 1998 Mark McGwire breaks Roger 37-year-old home run record, lining historic No. 62 just over the wall in left field with two outs in the fourth inning.

McG- shot off the Chicago Steve Trachsel sets off a wild celebration in Busch Stadium. 2001 Venus Williams wins her second consecutive U.S. Open title by beating her sister Serena 6-2, 6-4 in the first prime-time Grand Slam final. The match is the 10th between sisters in a Grand Slam match during the Open era, with the older sister winning every time. 2002 Pete Sampras beats Andre Agassi 6-3, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 to win his 14th Grand Slam title and the U.S.

Open for the fifth time. At 31, Sampras is the oldest champion since 1970. TODAY IN SPORTS Football schedule FRIDAY Overton at Antioch Blackman at Brentwood Davidson Acad. at CAK Houston Co. at Camden York at Cannon Co.

Huntland at Cascade Pearl-Cohn at Centennial Creek Wood at Cheatham Co. Grace Christian at Clay Co. Siegel at Columbia Moore Co. at Columbia Acad. Lebanon at Cookeville Mt.

Pleasant at Cornersville Smith Co. at DeKalb Co. Collinwood at Eagleville Montgomery Central at East Robertson McEwen at Ezell-Harding Hillwood at Fairview Knoxville Catholic at Father Ryan Smyrna at Gallatin Richland at Giles Co. Greenback at Gordonsville Beech at Greenbrier South Pittsburg at Grundy Co. Hickman Co.

at Harpeth Dickson Co. at Hendersonville Franklin Co. at Hillsboro Upperman at Jackson Co. DCA at Jo Byrns Cumberland Co. at LaVergne Riverdale at Lincoln Co.

Macon Co. at Livingston Acad. Lawrence Co. at Loretto David Lipscomb at Marshall Co. BGA at MBA Maplewood at McGavock Zion Chr.

at Mt. Juliet Chr. FRA at Nashville Chr. Kenwood at Northeast Henry Co. at Northwest Franklin at Oakland Ravenwood at Page Gleason at Perry Co.

Friendship at Pope John Paul Clarksville at Rossview Spring Hill at Shelbyville Glencliff at Stratford Portland at Trousdale Co. Coffee Co. at Tullahoma White Co. at Warren Co. Stewart Co.

at Watertown Forrest at Wayne Co. Lewis Co. at Westmoreland Sycamore at White House Station Camp at White House-Heritage Hunters Lane at Whites Creek Mt. Juliet at Wilson Central SATURDAY SAS at Rosemark Golf Boys Red Boiling Springs 174, Macon County 185, East Robertson 185 RBS (174)- White 38, Roark 41, Birdwell 47, Jones 48 MC (185)- Birdwell 42, Elerd 43, Burton 48, Summers 52 ER (185)- Green 41, Mink 44, Hofale 47, Jones 53 Goodpasture 298, Hardin Co. 309, Milan 312, Lexington 318, FRA 320, Henry Co.

330, Union City 337, Humboldt 349, Clarksburg 357, Westview 369, Perry Co. 378, Gleason 378, Crockett Co. 410 GOODPASTURE (298 )- Gephardt 70, David 71, Walker 75, Rager 82 FRA (320)- Stevens 74, Mitchell 81, Desmond 84, Jay 81 Hendersonville 151, Beech 167, White House 183 HENDERSONVILLE (151)- Kaylor 34, Baker 40, Elder 40, Warner 37 BEECH (167 )- Boynton 40, Deason 41, Payne 43, Ricker 43. WHITE HOUSE (183)- Myers 45, Cutrell 45, Ives 44, Hayes 49. Clarksville 152, Rossview 155 CLARKSVILLE (152)- Brannen 37, Fisher 38, Davenport 38, Patel 39 ROSSVIEW (155)- Miller 36, Smith 37, Lambert 41, Saldana 41 MBA 161, Brentwood Academy 177 MBA (161)- Keckely 36, Campbell 39, Burroughs 42, Broadhurst 44 BA (177)- Short 45, Silverii 48, Dearman 41, Huie 43 Station Camp 155, Westmoreland 189 STATION CAMP (155) Hughes 35, Schnabel 36, Scull 41, Bennett 43.

WESTMORELAND (189) Custer 43, May 45, Dorris 50, Schaeffer 51. Pope John Paul II 160, BGA 165 POPE JOHN PAUL II (160 Woods 39, Summerford 40, Crutcher 40, Perry 41, Ring 41. BGA (165) Irwin 35, Jacobs 38, Harris 44, Barrett 48. Martin Luther King 155, Hume-Fogg 158, David Lipscomb 159 MLK (155) 38, Pedigo 39, Caldwell 39, Newton 39. HUME-FOGG (158) Calway-Fagen 38, Pierce 38, Culver 41, M.

Dagley 41. DAVID LIPSCOMB Parkinson 36, Pharr 41, Brooks 41, Burress 41. Girls FRA 152, Hardin Co. 168, USJ 172, Goodpasture 188, Henry Co. 189, Westview 209, Union City 238, Milan 248, Crockett Co.

256 FRA (152)- Lance 70, Nelson 82 GOODPASTURE (188) Purcel 86, Reese 102 Hendersonville 90, Beech 100, White House 110 HENDERSONVILLE (90)- Warren 37, Bain 53 BEECH (100)- Bunch 44, Grider 56 WHITE HOUSE (110)- Murray 51, Smetana 59 Westmoreland 124, Jo Byrns 126 WESTMORELAND (124 Perry 61, Jones 63. JO BYRNS (126) Traughber 59, Davis 67. STATION CAMP Parker 51 BGA 92, Pope John Paul II 100 BGA (92) Baker 43, Harris 49. POPE JOHN PAUL II (100) Turner 48, Musgrove 52. Hume-Fogg 111, MLK 116 HUME-FOGG (111) Anderson 52, Fordyce 59.

MLK (116) Hood 54, Harris 62. Volleyball Page d. Ravenwood: 25-14, 25-16 Page d. Spring Hill 25-19, 25-16 Spring Hill d. Ravenwood: 25-12, 25-11 Records- Page 12-6, Spring Hill 13-7 Brentwood Academy d.

St. Cecelia: 2523, 25-21, 25-11 Records- BA 8-0 White House Heritage d. East Robertson 25-15, 16-25, 25-15, 15-25, 15-13 Records- ER 2-3 Soccer Giles Co. 7, Marshall Co. 0 Marshall Co.00— 0 Giles Co.52— 7 Scoring: 3, White, Chapman, Anton.

Assists: Saves: 2. Records: Marshall Co. 0-1-0, Giles Co. 51-0. Brentwood 7, Lincoln Co.

0 7 Lincoln Co.00— 0 Scoring: Turner 2, Sielbeck, Mlakar. Assists: Saves: Krimm 9. Records: Brentwood 2-0-0, Lincoln Co. 1-1-0. Harpeth Hall 3, Ravenwood 1 1 Harpeth 3 Scoring: Hassell, Nettles.

Assists: Saves: 4. Records: Ravenwood 2-4-0, Harpeth Hall 5-3-0. HIGH SCHOOL Club results OLD NATCHEZ- Medal Play- Gross- 1. Monice Hostettler, 2. Kathryn Channell, Net- 1.

Monice Hostettler, 2. Linda Oddo. TED RHODES- Scramble- 1. Jones-Prowell-Neely-McIntosh, 2. Mitchell-Woody- Whitman-Patton, 3.

Clark-Key-London- Thompson. TWO RIVERS Low Net Tournament- 1 st flight- 1. Tommy Bateman. 2 nd flight- 1. Frank Brook, 3 rd flight- 1.

Alda Treciokas, 4 th flight- 1. Elva Hubard. FAIRVUE Ladies Play Day- Gross- 1. Kelly Coley, 2. Sonja Castleman, Net- 1.

Faye Primrose, 2. Dorris Freeman. OLD HICKORY Ladies Championship- Champ flight- 1. Julie Carlton, 1 st flight- Joan Embry, 2 nd flight- 1. Pat Hudnall.

RAVENWOOD Ladies Raven Pin- A flight- Ball, Flight- Gregory, flight- Tune, flight- Corazza. U.S. Open Yesterday At The USTA National Tennis Center New York Purse: $17.75 million (Grand Slam) Surface: Hard-Outdoor Singles Men Fourth Round Lleyton Hewitt (4), Australia, def. Karol Beck, Slovakia, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. Tommy Haas, Germany, def.

Tomas Berdych, Czech Republic, 7-6 (6), 6-1, 7-5. Joachim Johansson (28), Sweden, def. Michael Llodra, France, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2. Women Quarterfinals Elena Dementieva (6), Russia, def. Amelie Mauresmo (2), France, 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (1).

Jennifer Capriati (8), United States, def. Serena Williams (3), United States, 2-6, 64, 6-4. Doubles Men Quarterfinals Julien Benneteau and Nicolas Mahut, France, def. Wayne Black and Kevin Ullyett (6), Zimbabwe, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-4. Mark Knowles, Bahamas, and Daniel Nestor (3), Canada, def.

Fernando Gonzalez and Nicolas Massu, Chile, 7-6 (1), 5-7, 6-4. Women Quarterfinals Barbara Schett, Austria, and Patty Schnyder (12), Switzerland, def. Janet Lee, Taiwan, and Peng Shuai, Taiwan, 6-2, 7-5. Svetlana Kuznetsova and Elena Likhovt- seva (2), Russia, def. Martina Navratilova and Lisa Raymond (5), United States, 6-7 (6), 7-6 (5), 6-1.

U.S. Open Show Court Schedule Today At The USTA National Tennis Center New York Play begins at 10 a.m. Arthur Ashe Stadium Day Session Shinobu Asagoe, Japan, vs. Lindsay Davenport (5), United States Nadia Petrova (14), Russia, vs. Svetlana Kuznetsova (9), Russia Dominik Hrbaty (22), Slovakia, vs.

Tim Henman (5), Britain Night Session Play begins at 6 p.m. Alicia Molik and Todd Woodbridge, Australia, vs. Martina Navratilova, United States and Leander Paes (8), India Roger Federer (1), Switzerland, vs. Andre Agassi (6), United States Louis Armstrong Stadium Play begins at 10 a.m. Day Session Rennae Stubbs, Australia and Daniel Nestor (1), Canada, vs.

Vera Zvonareva, Russia and Bob Bryan (4), United States Rafael Nadal and Tommy Robredo, Spain, vs. Robbie Koenig, South Africa and Travis Parrott, United States Virginia Ruano Pascual, Spain and Paola Suarez (1), Argentina, vs. Janette Husarova, Slovakia and Conchita Martinez (6), Spain Grandstand Senior Doubles match, TBA Leander Paes, India and David Riki (13), Czech Republic, vs. Feliciano Lopez and Fernando Verdasco, Spain WNBA glance EASTERN CONFERENCE WLPctGB New York1413.519_ Indiana1515.5001/2 Connecticut1415.4831 Detroit1415.4831 Charlotte1315.46411/2 Washington1316.4482 WESTERN CONFERENCE WLPctGB Los Angeles217.750_ Seattle1711.6074 Minnesota1612.5715 Phoenix1513.5366 Sacramento1514.51761/2 Houston1216.4299 San Antonio623.207151/2 game Washington 67, Sacramento 63, OT games Charlotte at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Detroit at Seattle, 9 p.m.

Los Angeles at Phoenix, 9 p.m. games New York at Washington, 6 p.m. Sacramento at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Houston at San Antonio, 7 p.m. Detroit at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m.

LOCAL GOLF PRO TENNIS World Cup Hockey Championships Quarterfinals Monday Finland 2, Germany 1 Yesterday Czech Republic 6, Sweden 1 At St. Paul, Minn. United States 5, Russia 3 Today At Toronto Canada vs. Slovakia, 6 p.m. Semifinals Friday At St.

Paul, Minn. Finland or Czech Republic vs. United States, 6 p.m. Saturday At Toronto Finalnd or Czech Republic vs. Canada- Slovakia winner, 6 p.m.

PRO BASKETBALL HOCKEY Tennessean News Services NEW YORK ESPN announced yesterday that it will start a 24-hour college sports channel in March, prompting the fledgling CSTV network to accuse ESPN of copying its concept. Brian Bedol, the president of CSTV, mocked ESPN, calling it worldwide follower in in a statement. In an interview, Bedol said, think seen the great response gotten from affili- ates, advertisers and conferences and wish thought of George Bodenheimer, president, said that the new network, to be called ESPNU, had not been created to blunt CSTV, whose offerings he said he was not very familiar with, or to satisfy conferences frustrated that not enough of their games are carried on networks. ESPNU will carry approxi- mately 300 live events in its first year, including Division I football (and replays of games that have run on ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC), and and basketball, plus other college sports such as wrestling, volleyball and hockey. The new network, which will not take programming away from ESPN or ESPN2.

An ESPN spokesman said it will be up to the cable companies to decide whether the new network will be placed on a digital pay tier. Bedol said that he did not believe marketplace power would slow the momentum his network has gained from distribution agreements with Time Warner Cable, Comcast and DirecTV. Bedol said that if ESPNU diligently covers the nonrevenue sports, it will interest in The new network, which will not take programming away from ESPN or ESPN2, will offer a place for excessive inventory. Games tel- evised on ESPNU essentially will be those that fit on its big sister networks. Earlier this summer, the U.S.

Justice antitrust division began an investigation into how ESPN locks up deals with conferences and allow those conferences to make other separate deals. The new channel could be a way of appeasing the Justice Department by allowing more games from each conference to be tele- vised on networks. The new channel will become a competitor of College Sports TV (CSTV), launched last year. Bedol said: Sports TV has created a successful blueprint for total coverage of college sports from the CSTV network to the Internet with CollegeSports.com to College Sports Radio, our new partnership with Sirius Satellite Radio so successful that ESPN is celebrating its 25th anniversary by following it to the ESPNset to launch all-college channel in March MEDIA.