Enquirer staff and wire reports

Jay Bouwmeester had two goals and an assist to lead the San Antonio Rampage to a 4-1 victory over the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks in an AHL game Friday night at Cincinnati Gardens.

Stephen Weiss had a goal and two assists for San Antonio, a Florida Panthers affiliate that snapped a five-game losing streak with its first road win of the season (1-3-0-0). Travis Scott stopped 26 shots, including 20 over the final two periods.

Zenon Konopka had the lone goal for the Ducks, who had a two-game winning streak snapped.

Ilya Bryzgalov surrendered three goals on 19 shots to suffer his first loss (4-1-0).

The Ducks begin a four-game road trip in Chicago at 8 p.m. today.

San Antonio	0	1	3	-4
Cincinnati	1	0	0	-1

First period: 1. Cin, Konopka 1 (Malec, Stepp), 12:50.

Second period: 2. San, Jacina 3 (Bouwmeester, Weiss), 11:25 (ppg).

Third period: 3. San, Weiss 2 (Campbell, Kwiatkowski), 0:38. 4. San, Bouwmeester 1 (Weiss, Krajicek), 3:42 (ppg). 5. San, Bouwmeester 2, 17:45 (shg).

Shots on goal: San 6-6-8=20; Cin 7-9-11=27. Power play opportunities: San 2-for-6; Cin 0-for-7. Goaltenders: San, Scott (27 shots, 27 saves; record 1-3-0); Cin, Bryzgalov (59:28;19 shots, 16 saves, 1 eng; record 4-1-0). A: 3,411.

Records: SA 3-4-1-0; Cincinnati 4-2-0-0.

REDHAWKS FALL: Host St. Lawrence (3-3-1) scored four second-period goals to break open a close nonconference game and send No. 10 Miami (4-3-0) to its third consecutive loss, 6-4.

NHLERS IN EUROPE: Maple Leafs defenseman Bryan McCabe, Chicago center Tyler Arnason, Columbus defenseman Anders Eriksson, and Phoenix defensemen Brad Ference and Paul Mara signed to play in Europe during the NHL lockout. There are 236 NHL players who have gone to Europe during the labor dispute.

Tennis

STOCKHOLM OPEN: Top-seeded Andre Agassi, 34, beat Fernando Verdasco 7-6 (4), 6-2 to reach the semifinals for the first time at this tournament.

ST. PETERSBURG: Top-seeded Marat Safin lost his quarterfinal to seventh-seeded Michael Llodra 6-4, 6-1 after protesting a line call.

SWISS INDOORS: Jiri Novak made Tim Henman's life as miserable as he did at the Olympics, toppling the second-seeded player 7-6 (5), 7-5 in the quarterfinals.

GENERALI LADIES: Top-seeded Amelie Mauresmo eliminated defending champ Ai Sugiyama 6-2, 6-4 in the quarterfinals in Linz, Austria. Mauresmo, briefly ranked No. 1 this season, improved to 7-0 against Sugiyama.

SEAT OPEN: Alicia Molik came back to beat French teen Tatiana Golovin 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 in the quarterfinals in Luxembourg, moving closer to winning her second WTA Tour title in two weeks.

PARIS MASTERS: Roger Federer will miss next week's event with a torn left thigh, making Andy Roddick the tournament's No. 1-seeded player. Juan Carlos Ferrero, the 2003 French Open champ, and Guillermo Coria, this year's runner-up at Roland Garros, also pulled out.

Horse racing

SILVER CHARM SOLD: Silver Charm, 10, who barely missed winning the Triple Crown in 1997, has been bought by the Japan Racing Association and will stand at stud in Japan in 2005, said Three Chimneys Farm owner Robert Clay. Silver Charm, a son of Silver Buck, has stood at Three Chimneys in Midway, Ky., since his retirement in 1999.

LONE STAR DERBY: Illinois Derby winner Pollard's Vision, the one-eyed colt named for Seabiscuit's jockey, rallied to win the Grade III $250,000 race at Lone Star Park. Pollard's Vision beat Cryptograph by a half-length. Flamethrowintexan was another half-length back in third in the field of 12.

Elsewhere

SKIING: U.S. skier Marco Sullivan, 24, will miss his second straight World Cup season because of a right knee injury. Sullivan, injured last week during a training run in Tignes, France, will have surgery Tuesday.

Phelps earns another toy

U.S. swimmer Michael Phelps stole the show at the Athens Games, winning eight medals, including six golds. Phelps, 19, has turned pro but will begin classes at Michigan in January. In the meantime, he's enjoying his newfound fame and its spoils.

Phelps said his mother, Debbie, allows him to buy "a new toy" each time he breaks a world record. His most recent purchase is a Range Rover. It's parked next to his souped-up 2000 Cadillac Escalade with spinning rims, TV sets in the dash and headrests, DVD player, X-Box and sub-woofers. "You can't exactly play country music in that car," Phelps said, laughing.