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The event at Stanford begins Monday.Rafael Nadal overcame a right knee injury to win his 90th match in his last 91 attempts on clay, beating Philipp Kohlschreiber, 6-3, 6-3, to advance to the Mercedes Cup quarterfinals at Stuttgart, Germany.Nadal is playing his first tournament since losing the Wimbledon final to Roger Federer in five sets on July 8.Unseeded teenager Olga Govortsova reached the quarterfinals of a WTA tournament for the first time by upsetting ninth-seeded Jill Craybas, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-1, at the Cincinnati Women's Open in Mason, Ohio.Third-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska extended her winning streak to seven matches by beating Klara Zakopalova, 6-3, 6-4, to reach the quarterfinals of the Palermo International at Palermo, Sicily.Carlos Moya reached the quarterfinals of the Dutch Open, beating Mariano Zabaleta, 6-2, 6-3, at Amersfoort, Netherlands.HOCKEYArbour to coach 1,500th game with IslandersFormer New York Islanders coach Al Arbour, who led the team to four Stanley Cup championships in a row from 1980 to '83, will return to coach the team for one game. I have days when it's sore and when it hurts, but nothing major."Creamer's four-under 69 put her closest to Lewis, and near what would be her first major title."This is what I've always said, as long as I put myself in position on Sunday, that's all you can do," Creamer said.Helen Alfredsson and Inbee Park are two shots back at seven under 212. Other than when he came up as a rookie during the 1994-95 lockout season, Todd Marchant had never played fewer than 71 games in a full season.With that kind of track record, it has been tough for the Ducks' center to deal with the strained stomach muscle that has limited him to 53 games."It's been frustrating," he said. Sterling's feelings about the team, of course, I want to play for an owner that wants this team to win," Brand said."In [Dunleavy's] system, I had one of my best seasons ever and a great playoff run I feel he's a good coach I totally understand Mr. Alexander Semin, Matt Pettinger and Chris Clark scored for Washington, which lost its fifth consecutive game on the road.Ottawa 8, Montreal 3 -- Daniel Alfredsson had a goal and four assists, and Chris Kelly had a career-high four points in the Senators' win at home.

When they saw him, Scott Gump became Forrest Gump."* The 17th at Quail Hollow -- The numbers at the Wachovia Championship don't lie: 200 yards to clear the water and 217 yards to the pin, stuck on a back-to-front and right-to-left sloping green.* The sixth at Riviera -- All right, how many par-three greens have bunkers smack-dab in the middle? At 199 yards, it's on the list.But this week, the fourth will get special attention That's how Brad Faxon always treats it. General Manager Brian Burke took the Stanley Cup to Camp Pendleton to visit with the Wounded Warriors Battalion West, which helps Marines recover from their injuries.Kings Coach Marc Crawford, faced with the same schedule, has made playing time a priority to help figure out the roster.That's why a lot of the Kings' young players were not in Thursday night's game. "You still really never know what's going to happen in the end, but I think everybody knew the system we were functioning under was pretty much unfair."Ram quarterback Jim Everett would like to see some form of true free agency as the end product of all this."I've always thought that a man should have an option on where he works," Everett said.