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  • September 4, 2001

    Bucs
    The Leaf experiment ends
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    [Times photo: James Borchuck]
    Ryan Leaf, demoted to the No. 4 quarterback and hampered by a wrist injury, is cut by the Bucs.

    Three brought back for practice squad
    TAMPA -- The Bucs re-signed three players Monday, and added them to the practice squad.

    Devil Rays
    One run to tie, one to lose it for Rays
    A 10th-inning Tampa Bay run doesn't hold up as Seattle scores in the 10th and again in the 11th for a 3-2 win.

    Rays to be frugal with their callups
    SEATTLE -- The Rays today will add Aubrey Huff and Jason Standridge to the roster, but apparently no one else.

    Fast rise surprises Sandberg most of all
    Third baseman has reached majors from Double A in four months and has a chance to start for the Rays next season.

    Baseball
    Cards' Smith no-hits Padres
    The 21-year-old left-hander becomes the second pitcher to no-hit San Diego this season in 4-0 win.

    Quietly, another legend takes his farewell tour
    Career Padre Tony Gwynn hasn't drawn the attention of Cal Ripken, but his feats may be as remarkable.

    College football
    Later, Gators: 'Canes nab No. 1
    Larry Coker has more than just his first coaching victory at Miami. He has the No. 1 team in the nation.

    Sloppy UCF proves coach right
    Give Mike Kruczek this much: He knows what he is talking about.

    College football around the state
    Golden Knights see angry Orange

    Practice reports
    USF suspends freshman who was charged with weapon possession

    U.S. Open tennis
    Sampras fends off age and Rafter
    The slumping 30-year-old continues to storm through the U.S. Open with a four-set win over the Australian, who may retire after this year.

    Rafter unsure if rest will be permanent
    NEW YORK -- Monday's match won't rank among Patrick Rafter's fondest memories of the U.S. Open. But the two-time champion was able to appreciate at least parts of his loss to Pete Sampras, which may be his final appearance at the U.S. Tennis Center.

    Motorsports
    Red flag jumbles order, irks several
    DARLINGTON S.C. -- Several Winston Cup drivers saw red after NASCAR officials red-flagged the Southern 500 seven laps from the finish Sunday at Darlington Raceway.

    Outdoors
    Daily fishing report
    The attention given to planning and preparing for a fishing trip often can be seen in the result. Evaluate several pieces of information before formulating a plan. Be flexible; the unexpected can often be the opportunity of the day.

    Preps
    Wesley Chapel wins opener
    Defense was the name of the game in Wesley Chapel's 35-14 win over Lake Placid on Friday night, as safety Tyrone Tomlin returned an interception 99 yards for a touchdown and nose guard Jason Boyd recorded six sacks.

    Mueller, Terriers look to improve
    Amy Mueller makes Hillsborough High a key challenger for top honors in the area and in the state.

    Fire alters outlook for golfer, Warhawks
    Brittany Lincicome has a new outlook on life. Losing just about everything one owns has a tendency to do that.

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    On The Wire
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  • Garnett Eclipsed by Jordan Farewell
  • Report: Creditors O.K. Bid for Senators
  • Green Surprises Earnhardt at Daytona
  • UConn Remains Unanimous in Women's Poll
  • Americans Lose in 1st Round of Davis Cup

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