AFP - Former world number one Amelie Mauresmo was on Monday dumped out of the China Open, where the battle will continue for the top ranking in the women's game.

AFP - Manchester United will be fined 25,000 pounds after receiving seven yellow cards in their 1-1 draw away to Chelsea on Sunday but will face no other disciplinary action.

AP - Derek Jeter climbed the mound, surrounded by his teammates, and began the final farewell. Microphone in hand, the New York captain addressed the 54,610 fans who came to say so long to Yankee Stadium, his words booming around the old ballpark where the voices of Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle had echoed years before.

AP - The NFL takes center stage tonight in San Diego as the Chargers entertain the New York's Jets. New York is 1-1 this season while the Chargers are a surprising 0-2.

AP - Finally, the Americans figured it out. They didn't need to all come from the same background, or play a similar style of golf, or even have the best player in the world leading them into the Ryder Cup.

AFP - World number two Jelena Jankovic said Monday she feels no extra pressure due to her lack of a Grand Slam trophy, as the chase for the top spot in the women's game continues at the China Open.

AP - LSU and Auburn play another classic in what has become college football's most entertaining rivalry. Phillip Fulmer's approval rating takes a Dowlike dive and Rutgers plays like it's 1999 — and nobody in Piscataway is partying about it.

AFP - Luiz Felipe Scolari believes the spirit Chelsea displayed to claim a point in their showdown with Manchester United augurs well for his new club's bid to wrest the Premier League title away from Sir Alex Ferguson's men.

AP - Derek Jeter climbed the mound, surrounded by his teammates, and began the final farewell.

Reuters - The Miami Dolphins ended New England's run of 21 successive regular season wins when Ronnie Brown rushed for a team-record four touchdowns and threw for another in a shock 38-13 victory over the Patriots on Sunday.

AP - Josh Scobee proved Jacksonville's traditional formula still works. After wearing out the Indy defense on the ground, Scobee saved the game — and perhaps the season — by making a 51-yard field goal with 4 seconds left to give the Jaguars a 23-21 victory, their first in Indy since 2004.

AP - On an uncharacteristically quiet night for Terrell Owens, the Dallas Cowboys leaned on their defense and running game — then unleashed little-known wide receiver Miles Austin to put away a 27-16 victory over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night.

AP - Boo Weekley reprised his Happy Gilmore routine on the putting green. Barely-old-enough-to-drink Anthony Kim sprayed the raucous gallery with champagne. Phil Mickelson strolled around with an American flag draped across his shoulders.