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Third round (18 games) AT NEW YORK MEN'S SINGLES (fourth round) ByGENECUIDI frie prbs sports writer Matctt-ptay qualrSen: 1, Tammy Ntoles Kiefer I Ml def Magnus Norman (3), 6-2, 4-7 (J), 4-1, 6-1 Thomas Johansson def. Wayne Arthurs, 6-4, 4-7 (7), 4-3, 4-4 Moral Satin (4) del. Juan Carlos Ferrero 12), 4-1, 4-2, 4-2 KaHtrNorman box Kieter Norman Turner, 2, Carwyn Dorin-Baiiard, 3.808; 3, Cara Honevctturch, 3, 4, Anne Marie Duggan, 3,794, 5, Siacy Rioer, 3,757,6, Brenoa Norman, 3.737, 7 Karen Stroud, 3.723. 8. Wendy Macpnerson, 3,701, 9, Kim Adier, 3,693, 10.

Debbie McMullen, 3 685; II, Lsa Wagner, 12. Lisa Bishoa, BettvfW, 3,664, 13, Marcia 14, Shana Ray, 3,659, 15, Firsl-iarvt percentage 54 Double faults .....3 Firsl-serve points won (pet ,.....75 Second-serve points won (pet.) 47 Winners (including service) 54 7 I 59 49 34 59 2-14 31-54 Untorced errors Break ooints B-13 Net points 27-35 120 Total ooints won 141 Kendre Cameron, 3,653, 16, Tennede G'daiva, 3.649; 17, Deo Davidson and Carol Gianotli-BocK, 3,636, 19, Rachel Perez, 3,630, 20, Carol Norman, 21, Linda Kelly, and Robin Mossonrie, 23, Manama DtRuno, Dear-bom, 24, Kim Terrell, 3,602. Time of match 300 SaftoFtrrero box Safin Ferrero First-serve percentage 53 ......14 Aces CENTRAL (I pel ptoe Detroit 1 0 01.000 14 10 Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 30 27 Tampa Bay 1 0 01.000 21 16 Chicago 0 I 0 .000 77 30 Green Bay 0 1 0 .000 16 20 EAST I pet pf pa NY Giants 1 0 01000 21 16 Philadelphia 1 0 0 1 000 41 14 Washington 1 0 0 1 000 20 17 Arizona 0 1 0 000 16 21 Dallas 0 I 0 0O0 41 WEST ll pet. pt pa Atlanta 1 0 0 1 000 36 28 St. LoulS 1 0 0 1.000 41 36 Carolina 0 1 0 .000 17 20 New Orleans 0 1 0 000 10 14 San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 28 36 American Conference EAST I pet pa Buffalo 1 0 01000 16 13 Indianapolis 1 0 01000 28 14 Miami 1 0 0 1 000 23 0 NY Jets 1 0 0 1.000 20 16 New England 0 1 0 .000 16 21 CENTRAL ll pet pf pa Ballimore 1 0 01.000 16 0 Jacksonville 1 0 0 000 27 7 Cincinnati 0 0 0 000 0 0 Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 7 27 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 000 0 16 Tennessee 0 1 0 .000 13 16 WEST I pet.

pfpa Oakland I 0 01000 9 6 Denver 0 1 0 .000 36 41 Kansas City 0 1 0 .000 14 27 San Diego 0 1 0 000 4 9 Seattle 0 1 0 .000 0 23 Local non-aualtfiert: 28, Cheryl ...2 Daniels, West Bioomtieid, 3,584. $870; 47, Aieta Sill. Dearborn, 3,348, 48, Double faults Firsl-serve points won (pet.) Second-serve points won (pet) Winners (Including service) NEW YORK Tampa Bay outfielder Gerald Williams was suspended five games and fined for last week's fights with Boston. Four Devil Rays teammates were suspended one to three games each. Williams was penalized Tuesday for "charging the mound, inciting a bench-clearing incident and returning to the dugout following an ejection," according to the commissioner's office.

Pitchers Dave Eiland, Tony Fiore and Cory Lidle were suspended three games each and fined for "intentionally throwing at batters after a warning had been issued," and Devil Rays manager Larry Rothschild was suspended three games and fined for "failing to pre-empt his players' wrongful conduct and for making inappropriate comments." Frank Robinson, baseball's head of discipline, imposed the penalties after reviewing the Aug. 29 game, interrupted five times by fights andor arguments. Boston's Pedro Martinez pitched a one-hitter, and eight Devil Rays were ejected. The players association appealed the penalties imposed on Williams and Fiore, meaning the suspensions can't start until a hearing before Paul Beeston, baseball's chief operating officer. Lidle started his suspension Tuesday and Rothschild will start his today.

Eiland's suspension was not scheduled to start until later this week and he probably will make a decision today on whether to have the union appeal on his behalf. Williams was ejected for fighting after Martinez hit him on the arm leading off the game and he charged the mound. Boston's Brian Daubach was hit by pitches twice after playing a role in the first fight, during which he suffered a hyperextended elbow. Eiland was ejected in the third inning for hitting Daubach and Nomar Garciaparra. Lidle and Fiore were tossed during Daubach's at-bat in the seventh.

Garvey sued: The Federal Trade Commission is suing Steve Garvey for acting as host of a diet drug advertisement that federal regulators contend was deceptive. The suit alleges Enforma Natural Products Inc. made "false and unsubstantiated" claims about "The Enforma System." The company claimed in TV and Internet ads that users could lose weight without dieting or exercise, regardless of how much they ate. Garvey, who played at Michigan State before playing for the Dodgers and Padres, hosted an Enforma infomercial and appeared on the company's Web site. 41 2 7 57 43 II 35 0-4 10-14 51 Noveua White, Detroit, 3,340.

59 30 ......22 92 1. Tiger Woods 16 2. Phil Mickelson ...21 3. Ernie Els 18 4. Hal Sutton 21 5.

Jesper Parnevlk .17 6. Davis Love III ...20 7. Viiev Singh 23 8. Tom Lehman ...19 9. Kirk Triplet! 22 10 Jim Furvk 22 11.

David Duval ......16 12. Robert Ailenoy ...22 13. Stewart Cink 23 14 Nolan Begay HI .21 15. Loren Rooerls ...20 16. Sluart Appieov ...20 17.

Franklin Langham 21 18 Justin Leonard ...21 19. Carlos Franco ...19 20. Rocco Mediate ...20 21. Paul Azinoer 15 22. Mark Caicavecchia 22 23 Bob Mav 19 24.

David Toms 24 25. Steve Flesch 24 26 Nick Price 15 27 Scott Verplank ....21 28 Shigeki Maruvame 21 29. Rory Sabbatini ...21 30. John Huston 18 31. Chris Perry 24 32.

Tom Scnerrar ..25 33. Mike Weir .22 34. Dudley Hart 18 35. Scott Hoch .22 36 Scotl Dunlap .....23 37, Sieve Lowery ,24 38. Chris DiMarco ,.25 39 Fred Couples 17 40.

Jim Carter 23 41. Dennis Paulson .21 42. Geg Chalmers ..24 43. Michael Dark II 22 44. J.P.

Haves 21 45. Andrew Magee .22 46. Brad Faxon 23 47. Jefl Mavgert 21 48JeanVanDeVekiel9 49 Kenny Perry 17 50. Robert Damron .22 $7.697 821 13.M7 457 13,207,739 S2.912.094 12 298,420 81,987,368 81,948.739 81,865 882 SI.S45.9I9 $1,833,746 $1,801,799 1769 4 $1,732,606 $1,415,221 $1,348,628 $1,299,440 $1,288,305 $1,274,541 $1,253,826 $1,245 $1,227,542 $1,214 984 $1,196,816 $1,162,866 $1,182,750 $1,163,754 $1,119 905 $1,107,063 $1,071,857 $1,059,093 $1,020,779 $954,739 $939,112 $936,328 8909.598 $901,069 $889,915 $861,321 $855,193 $840,076 $814,456 $807,514 $803,682 $770,523 $755,055 $739,149 $723,101 $693428 CYCLING Unforced errors Break points Net points Total points won 123 Time of match Tour of Spain MEN'S DOUBLES (third round) Llevton Hewitt and Max Mirnyl def.

Jaime Oncins and AT ARCALIS, ANDORRA Daniel Orsanic, 4-3, 4-2. Alex O' Brien and Jared Palmer (3) def. Fredrik Bergh and Peter Nvborg, 4-4, 7-5. Results of Tuesday's ltd stage 89 miles between Alp and Areata It the prnceaiitv ol Andorra: MEN'S DOUBLES (quarterfinals) Wavne Ferreira and Yevgeny Kafelnikov (I) def Paul Top placers: 1, Roberto Latseka, Soain. 3.43 26.

2. Carlos Sastre. Spam, 0.50. behind. 3, Santiago Bianco, Spam, Haarhuis and Sandon Stolle (2), 4-3, 7-4 (5).

Ellis Ferreira and Rick Leach (4) def. Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan, WOMEN'S SINGLES (quarterfinals) 1:04 benind; 4, Manuel Beitran, Sixain, 1:50 oehmd, 5, Roberto Heros Soem, 1:50 benind; 6, Fernando Escartin, Spain, 2 minutes behind. Venus Williams (3) def. Nathalie Tauziat (1), (-4, 1-4, 4-1 MONDAY'S RESULT V.WiiamsTautiat box Wiiarm Tauiiat OveraS starving. Firsl-serve percentage ..52 Aces 7 Top ptactrv- 1, Angel Casero, Double faults 52 1 2 59 45 7 21 4-5 29-57 First-serve points won (pet.) 75 Second-serve points won (pet.) ......41 Winners (including service) 30 Unforced errors 31 Break points 5-12 Net points 13-17 Soain, 37 32 52; 2, Roberto Heras, Spam, 1:15 benind; 3, Igor Gonzalez Gameano, Spam.

1:42 benind; 4, Jan Ullrich, Germany, 231 behind; 5, Santos Gonzalez, Spain, 2:24 oentnd; 6, Pavel Tonkov, Russia, 2:47 benind. TRANSACTIONS Total points won .83 73 1:29 Time of match Baseball BOSTON: Recalled Wieider Con nie Sadler from Pawtucket (AAA), CHICAGO WHITE SOX: Recalled outfielder McKay Christensen, rotieid-or -outfielder JeH Liefer, intietoer Greg Norton and pitcher Kip Wens from Charlotte (AAA). St. Louis 41, Denver 36 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 14, New Orleans 10 Atlanta 36, San Francisco 28 Ballimore 16, Plltsburgh 0 Buflak) 16, Tennessee 13 Indianapolis 27, Kansas City 14 Jacksonville 27, Cleveland 7 Miami 23, Seattle 0 Minnesota 30, Chicago NY Giants 21, Arizona 16 NY Jets 20, Green Bay 16 Oakland 9, San Diego 4 Philadelphia 41, Dallas 14 Tampa Bay 21, New England 16 Washington 20, Carolina 17 Open: Cincinnali NEXT SUNDAY'S GAMES Washington at Detroit, 4:15 Oakland at Indianapolis, 1:00 Green Bay at Buffalo, 140 Cleveland at Cincinnali, 1:00 NY Giants at Philadelphia, 1-00 Kansas City at Tennessee, 110 Chicago at Tampa Bay, 100 Miami at Minnesota, ItiO Jacksonville at Baltimore, 110 Atlanta at Denver, 4:15 St. Louis at Seattle, 4:15 Carolina at San Francisco, 4:15 New Orleans at San Diego, 4:15 Dallas at Arizona, 8 20 NEXT MONDAY'S GAME New England at NY Jets, 910 Open: Pittsburgh Monday night Rams (1, Broncos 36 PGA statistical leaders Scoring average: 1, Tiger Woods, 67.68; 2, Ernie Els, 69.37; 3, Phil Mickelson, 69.38, 4, Paul Azinger, 69.57; 5, David Duval and Jesper Parnevik, 69.60; 7, Davis Love III, 69.72, 8.

Steve Flesch, 69.76, 9, Tom Lehman, 69 80, 10, Stewart Cink, 69.84. Top three fetishes: 1, Tiger Woods (8-3-01, 11; 2, Ernie En (1-5-1), 3, Phil Mickelson (3-2-0), 4, Jesoer Parnevik (2-1-1) and Davis LovellKO-2-2), 4, 6, Robert Ailenby (2-1-0), Hal Sutton (2-0-1), Vljay Singh (1-1-1), Kirk Triplet! (1-1-1), Loren Roberts (1-0-2), Franklin Langham (0-3-0), Justin Leonard Mark Caicavecchia (0-1-2), David Duval 10-1-21 and Nick Price (0-1-2), 3. Driving dbtance: 1, John Daly, 300.7; 2, T.ger Woods, 296.4; 3, Casey Martin, 289.7; 4, Scott McCarron, 288.4; Sluart Appieov, 286.7. Drrvtno accuracy: 1, Fred Fur August began with Tigers right-hander Steve Sparks in the bullpen. The month ended with a 5-0 record as a starter and a league-low 1.69 ERA, good enough to be named pitcher of the month in the American League.

"It's incredible," Sparks said Tuesday after hearing he had won the award. No more incredible than Sparks' season, which started in the Triple-A Toledo bullpen after he signed late during spring training. Injuries gave him an opportunity to start at Toledo and with the Tigers. He has made the most of it a key element in the wild-card bid. Sparks, 35, was 27-33 with a 5.08 ERA entering this season.

"I feel like I'm a better pitcher now," he said. Sparks said he'll take "a little bit of emotion" to the mound tonight when he faces the Angels; he pitched for Anaheim in 1998-99. "I have a lot of friends on the team, but I'll try to put the fact that I know them so well out of my mind and just execute my game plan," he said. Who is Sparks close to on the Angels? "Darin Erstad and I are in the same fantasy football league and we talk a lot in the offseason," Sparks said. new arrivals: Right-hander Dave Mlicki and first baseman Hal Morris were activated from the 15-day disabled list, and first baseman Dusty Allen and left-hander Kevin Tolar were called up from Toledo.

It will be Tolar's first major league experience after 11 years in the minors with six organizations. "When they called me into the office yesterday and told me I was going to the major leagues, I was speechless," said Tolar, 29. "Finally, all I could get out was 'thanks for Tolar signed as a minor league free agent in the off-season. He was 4-2 with a 3.30 ERA in 33 games with the Mud Hens. To make room on the 40-man roster for Tolar, right-hander Brandon Villafuerte was designated for assignment.

Tolar drove a rental car to Detroit because his 1986 Oldsmo-bile had broken down. "If I didn't get the call, I was headed home to Venice, to sell cars, my off-season job," Tolar said. "But I don't have to think about that now." notebook: Juan Gonzalez was scratched Tuesday night with what the team described as "flu-like symptoms." The Tigers and Class A Oneonta signed a two-year extension of their working agreement. Bench coach Bob Mel-vin missed his fourth game with a virus that has settled in his middle ear. Trainer Russ Miller said Melvin will be hospitalized for the next couple of days and that the long-term prognosis for recovery was good.

Top draft pick Matt Wheatland won't pitch again this season. "He's thrown a lot of innings this year," general manager Randy Smith said. Wheatland, 1-2 with a 5.55 ERA at Oneonta, will go to the instructional league in Lakeland this month for conditioning. Former Tigers right-hander Tim Belcher, 38, has recovered from an elbow injury that sidelined him two months and is the likely starter Thursday for the Angels. PITTSBURGH: Recalled Ditcher Brian Conner from Naenvillt (AAA).

ST. LOUIS- Recalled pitcher Gene Stechschuiie and outfielder Luis Sa-turria from Arkansas (AA). SAN DIEGO: Recalled pitchers Tom Devey and Dave Maurer from Las Vegas I AAA). TORONTO: Recalled Irrfielder Chris Woodward from Syracuse (AAA); purchased the contract ol outfielder Chad Mottoia from Syracuse, designated irriieioer Kevin Witt for assignment. and Loren Rooerls, 02; 3, Scott Venxank, 79 4, 4, Joe Duranl, 79 5, Larry Mize, 778, 6, Scott Gump, 77- Greens tl reguiafton 1, Tiger Football Woods, 74.9, 2, Kenny Perry, 72 1, 3, Joe Durant, 71.8, 4.

David Duval. 70.4; 5, Gn Hnatiuk, 703, 6, Tom Lehman. Denver 70.0; 7, Viiay Singh, 69.9. Putting average (per green reached in reoulatton 1 1 Tiger Woods. St Louis 1.719, 2, Ph Micxetson, U26; 3, Franklin Langham, 1.730, 4, Jesoer Parnevik, 1.731; 5.

Brad Faxon, 1.732. WOMEN'S DOUBLES (third round) Anke Huber and Barbara Schett (7) def. Martina Navratilova and Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario, 4-3, 4-2. WOMEN'S DOUBLES (ouarterfinars) Cara Black and Eena Llkhovtseva (10) def. Lisa Raymond and Rennae Stubbs (1), 4-3, 4-4 MEN'S IS MASTERS DOUBLES (round robin) Blue group: Ken Flach and Robert Seguso def.

Wain Masur and Tomas Smid, 4-4, 4-0, 7-4 (6), Ken Flach and Robert Seguso def. Gene Mayer and Tim Mayolte, 4- 2, 4-3; Pieter Aldrich and Danie Visser def. Wallv Masur and Tomas Smid, 7-4 (41, 4-4. Red group: Scott Davis and David Pate def. Jose Luis Clerc and Tim Wilkison, 4-0, 4-1; Kevin Curren and Johan Kriek def.

Jimmy Arias and Mel Purcell, 4-3, 7-4 (5). MEN'S 45 MASTERS DOUBLES (round robin) Blue group: Tom Gullikson and Dick Stockton def. Eddie Dibos and Harold Solomon, 4-2, 4-2. Red group: Brian Gottfried and Raul Ramirez def. Jose Higueras and Manuel Oranles, 4-4, 4-3, 7-4 (4).

MEN'S SUPER SENIORS (round robin) Bhie group: Colin DiWey and Tom Gorman def. Ken Rosewall and Fred Stolle, 4-2, 4-2; Marty Riessen and Sherwood Stewart def. Owen Davidson and Cliff Drysdale, 7-4 (4), 7-4 (3). WOMEN'S MASTERS DOUBLES (round robin) Blue group: Zina Garrison and CHgaMorozova def Ros Fairbank and Anne Hobbs, 4-4, 4-4, 7-4 (3); Pam Teeguarden and Robin White def. liana Kkres and Joanna Russell, 4-2, 1-4, 7-4 (2).

Red group: Mary Lou Platek and Virginia Wade def. Anne Smith and Val Ziegenfuss, 1-4, 4-1, 7-4 (3); Jo Durie and Wendy Turnbutl def. Rosie Casals and Kalrry May-Frill, 1-4, 4-3, 7-4 (1). MIXED MASTERS DOUBLES (first round) Gigi Fernandez and Phil Dent def. Rosie Casals and Anand Amritrai, 4-4, 7-5, 7-4 IS).

BOYS SINGLES (first round! Yen Hsun Lu (7) def. Philips Kohlschreiber, 4-3, 6-1 Ivan Slelko def. Roman Valent (4), 4-4, 4-4, 4-4 James Nelson def. Yeu Tzuoo Wang (14), 3-4, 4-2, 4-0 GIRLS SINGLES (first round) Ema Janaskova def. Alyssa Cohen (12), 4-0, 4-4 Maria Emilia Salerni (1) def.

Monika Schneider, 4-1, 4-2 Sofia Arvldsson def. Yulia Bevgelzimer (10), 5-7, 4-4, 7-5 Aniko Kapros (2) def. Ivana Abramovic, 6-2, 3-0 (retired) Samanlha Slosur def. Gisela Dulko (S), 4-2, 2-4, 4-2 Jamea Jackson def. loana Gaspar (3), 6-3, 6-4 Monday's late U.S.

Open MEN'S SINGLES (third round) Carlos Mova def. Alex Corretia (S), 7-6 (4), 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 MEN'S SINGLES (four round) Arnaud Clement def. Andrei Pavel, 3-6, 6-2, 6-1, 7-6 (5) Llevton Hewitt (9) def. Thomas Enqvist (7), 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 WOMEN'S DOUBLES (third round) Chanda Rubin and Sandrine Testud (4) def. Amanda Coetzer and Lori McNeil (13), 7-5, 6-1 MIXED DOUBLES (second round) Anna Kournikova and Max Mirnyl (4) def.

Martina Navratilova and Rick Leach, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5. MEN'S 35 SENIORS DOUBLES (round rot) Blur Pieter Aldrlch and Danie Visser def Gene Mayer and Tim Mayolte, 7-6 (5), 6-1. Red: Kevin Curren and Johan Kriek def. Jose Luis Clerc and Tim Wilkison, 7-5, 6-4. GREEN BAY: Released tight end Chris Eitzmann.

JACKSONVILLE: Placed tlgi end Damon Jones on iniurefl reserv signed tight end Greg OeLong MINNESOTA: Sained KneoocxH Gabe Northern. NY WANTS: Re-tigned comer-back Ramos McDonald, waived tight tnd-sefeiv Brody Heffner-Liddiard and signed htm to mt practice sauad. NY JETS: Waived tight end Jae Moretand, activated tackle John molt from the suspended Ssi. Birdkt average (per round. 1, Tiger Woods, 4 93, 2, Davis Love til, 1.20, 3, Jesoer Parnevik, 4 12, 4.

David Duval. 4.09. 5. Phil Micketvx, 4.03, 6, Franklin Langham, 3.98. BAZEL PARK Hockey First quarter DenverGrleseirunlElamklck), KW St.

Louis: Hakim 86 punt return (Wilkins kick), 215. Second quarter Denver FG Elam 32, 13 42. St. Louis: Fau 5 run (Wilkins kick), 8:53. Denver: R.Smith 25 pass from Grlese (Elam kick), St.

Louis: Proehl 7 pass from Warner (Wilkins kick), 38. Third quarter Denver: FG Elam 38, 9:19. St. Louis: Faulk 72 pass from Warner, 819. SI.

Louis: Hakim 80 pass from Warner (Wilkins kick), 412. Denver: Clark 7 pass from Grieve (Elam kick), 31. Fourth quarter Denver: FG Elam 36, 7:32. Denver Buckley 32 Interception return (run failed), 6.35. St.

Louis: Holcombe 1 run (pass failed), 2:58. ANAHEIM: Re-signed catcher Matl Culien lo a one-year contract. MONTREAL: Signed deme-man Sheldon Sourev to a two-year contract. PITTSBURGH: Signed goalie Sebastien Caron. VANCOUVER: Signed left wing Dodv Wood.

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($4,000) pace: 5-Trtwm Beach 71-4 watts 4-Night Time Lassie6-6-4 Forward a-MweJenna S-1-7 Tropea 1- Unmot! Line L8y 2-6-4 Wiiams 2- Aiwavs Fit 3-7-5 Gale 3- Fds Of Gad 7-8-5 Jarvis 4- DoublTmeBvPass4-5-2 Frost Random 5-3-8 Bonneau 9-Red Star Dee Dee8-5-4 Rankin Staroucx Inge, Ok Mater Ed. Kan ken Sour Hooe Pertecta (S-l) paid S-L60 Tnfecta 15-1-7) paid $68.20 TIGERS AVERAGES dm. pace 139 15 2nd-S6 000 cond. trot: DaS-sRovalDreamlZokflltZ. 4.20 3 00 Raxier Twist WMil 3.40 260 Reality Peaks (Dokey) 2.80 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing: Denver, Gary 13-80, Davis 9-34, Griese 4-28, R.Smith 1-8, Griffith 1-0; St.

Louis, Faulk 14-78, Warner 1-1, Holcombe 1-1. Passing: Denver, Griese 19-29-0-307; St. Louis, Warner 25-35-3-441. Receiving: Denver, McCaffrey 7-115, R.Smith 3-88, Gary 3- K), CarsweH 2-27, Griffith 2-22, Chamberlain 1-38, De Clark 1-7; St. Louis, Holt 6-103, Hakim 5-116, Faulk 4-1 Bruce4-40, Proem 3-40, Holcombe 2-19, J.Robm-son 1-3.

3- Mr Red Rock 5-7-5 1- Purrtecltomt 3-3-7 6-Ashwood Alex 3-3-1 2- Herest Memories 1-7-5 4 Kings Consort 9-6-2 Cod Mr, svds smoke. Pugnacious Stvte, vvin-ooo Carl, Hei-Hei. Scratched: Groove Thing, Iron Ore. Pertecta IS-4) paid $19J McDnid Pedden Gale Fenn Vinci Johnson 7-7-5 6-6-2 1-1-3 6-6-4 lsl half Til-Super (5-6-7) paid $2SJ0 5- Peodier Bombs 6- Cor Concrj 7- Run Daz 0 Born To Score FEATURED MATCHES Arthur Ashe Stadium: Arnaud Clement vs. Llevton Hewitt (9); Elena Demenlieva vs.

Anke Huber (10), Elena Likhovlseva and Paul Haarhuis (3) vs. Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario and Jared Palmer (2); Serena Williams (5) vs. Lindsay Davenport (2); Pete Sampras (4) vs. Richard Kraiicek. Louis Armstrong Stadium: Alex O'Brien and Jared Palmer (3) vs.

David Macpnerson and Gram Stafford; TBA vs. Conchite Martinez and Patricia Tarabini (9): Lfcvton Hewitt and Max Mirnyi vs. Sebastien Lareau and Daniel Nestor (7); Anke Huber and Barbara Schett (7) vs. Julie Halard-Decugis and Ai Sugivama (2); Rennae Stubbs and Todd Woodbridge (I) vs. Anna Kournikova and Max Mirnyl (4).

ATP entry system rankings Listed with rank and point tne system represents a Haver's weekly rank which determines tournament MigiNitv and seeding: SINGLES 1. Andre Agassi 3754 2. Gustavo Kuerten 3473 1 Maaniw Nnrman ...3161 cond. pact 1-7 25 dm. ($7,000) pace: SteSar Viking iMf-sn 17.20 560 41)0 Mr Psssen i Wentwonh) 12 JO 4 60 Bloom dale iGoooeHi 3.00 U-M I Gaines off basketball team From Page 1C and two other players visited Hamo and a friend.

One of the other players was named as a suspect, but Hamo dropped the charges and the case was never resolved. Ellerbe found out about this latest incident from the players Monday afternoon, while the coach and his wife, Ingrid, were preparing a welcome-back barbecue for the team. The barbecue was canceled. The players had been held in jail overnight after their arrests at 3:15 a.m. Monday.

Fall classes start today. According to a copy of the police report obtained by the Free Press, Taylor police officers noticed a 1990 Ford Tempo traveling south on Telegraph near Warwick Road. The officers watched as the car stopped in the right lane, and three people got out and began wrestling. The car belongs to another freshman, Josh Moore, who was not in the car at the time. "All three were behind the car and in the roadway; they were engaged in horseplay," Taylor police chief Thomas Bonner said.

"Several cars had to change lanes to avoid hitting these guys." Gaines, Robinson and Queen all are 19 and all had been drinking, the report said. The report said officers stopped and shouted at the players. "We had to repeatedly give loud verbal commands for them to return to their vehicles," the report said. The three complied about 35 seconds after police arrived. The report gave no further details about the horseplay, and Bonner said he did not have an explanation from the officers who did the report.

Gaines told police the trio had been coming from a fraternity party. "Maybe they were lost or turned around," Bonner said. Gaines had a .17 percent alcohol level, according to a breath test. By Michigan law, anything .10 or higher is considered drunken driving. Police also tested Queen, who registered .16 percent, and Robinson, who came in at .09 percent.

The players were released Monday afternoon to U-M Public Safety officers, Bonner said. No one has been charged, and Bonner said he expected a decision on charges today. Gaines, from Las Vegas, may be charged with drunken driving, he said. Queen, from Moreno Valley, and Robinson, from Washington, D.C., could face charges of minors in possession of alcohol. All the charges are misdemeanors, Bonner said.

Ellerbe said his concern now was for Gaines, who will be allowed to- keep his scholarship and stay in school if he chooses. Ellerbe said Gaines' U-M career definitely was over. That means only two players remain from last year's ballyhooed recruiting class: La Veil Blanchard and Gavin Groninger. Jamal Crawford left for the NBA, and Leland Anderson has transferred to Providence. Gaines is free to transfer but must sit out a year before playing again.

"He's been granted his release if he wants to use it," Ellerbe said. "The bottom line is we want him to be OK Basketball is really a moot point right now." The dismissal and arrests are the latest problems for the troubled U-M program, which has been tainted by player incidents and a federal investigation of banned U-M booster Ed Martin for alleged gambling activity at Detroit area auto plants. There is no allegation of gambling involving U-M basketball, but at least two former players have told a grand jury Martin lent them large sums of money. Last year, Queen was charged with assault after he and another student at a Massachusetts prep school hit a fellow student with a belt. Under a plea agreement in June, Queen will receive a year's probation and serve 50 hours of community service.

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HI Central: 108 1999 ret era: 55-81 ViriiMi Marten: 50-50 2000 attendance: 2,176,674 Vt. lefty starters: 20-16 1999 attendance: 1,593,926 a arm fields: 62-58 2000 attendance 32,009 artificial turf: 1999 attendance ae-: 23.440 How read ie besebel line The favrred team is listed monev nsted to the right of me favor ite how much one wou have to wager to wm 1100; money to the right Jfe underdog rAiiiis a-, Laoy uragoni-1-3 1 I.