Pacers upset with player

Police arrested a passenger in a car driven by Shawne Williams of the Indiana Pacers for marijuana possession, an incident that team president Larry Bird said jeopardizes the forward's future with the Pacers.

Williams was not arrested but was written up for a window tint and seat belt violation after the police stop about 6 p.m. Friday in Carmel, said Lt. Jeff Horner, a spokesperson for police in the northern Indianapolis suburb. The car did not belong to Williams.

Williams' agent, Happy Walters, said Williams had not heard from the team and hoped to talk with Bird today. Walters said the incident was blown out of proportion and noted that Williams hadn't been charged. Last month, Bird said Williams was on "thin ice" with the team.

More pro basketball

More than 16,000 people have signed up to a season ticket request list for Oklahoma City's new NBA team. Officials of the team formerly known as the Seattle SuperSonics said they have concluded the first phase of a season ticket request list. Those on the list signed up in just 16 days.

• Kevin Love was held out of the Minnesota Timberwolves' summer league game in Las Vegas against the New York Knicks for precautionary reasons with an inflamed left Achilles. He left in the second half of Minnesota's game Saturday against the Milwaukee Bucks with the same injury, which team officials don't consider severe.

• Asjha Jones had 23 points and 10 rebounds in helping the Connecticut Sun (14-10) snap a five-game losing streak with a 74-67 win against the Chicago Sky (7-15) at home. ... Taj McWilliams-Franklin scored 22 points and Alana Beard tied a career-high with nine assists as the Washington Mystics (9-14), in their first game following a coaching change, snapped the Seattle Storm's (15-8) seven-game winning streak with a shocking 89-57 win in Washington. ... Kara Lawson's tie-breaking jumper with 39 seconds left helped the Sacramento Monarchs (12-11) become the first visiting team to win in Detroit this season, as they beat the Shock (16-8), 88-85.

Tennis

Qualifier Aleksandra Wozniak became the first Canadian to win a WTA Tour singles title in 20 years, beating Marion Bartoli in the Bank of the West Classic final in Stanford, Calif., 7-5, 6-3.

Soccer

Thabiso Khumalo scored the winning goal, to lead the Riverhounds past host Crystal Palace Baltimore, 2-1, in USL Second Division action.

• A halftime brawl between more than 100 fans marred an exhibition match between West Ham United of the English Premier League club and the MLS' Columbus Crew in Columbus, Ohio, with at least one person arrested. West Ham United won, 3-1.

Elsewhere

A 32-year-old man died during the New York City triathlon, the first death in the eight-year history of the event. Race director Bill Burke said competitors alerted medical personnel about the man during the 1,500-meter swim in the Hudson River, but he was unconscious when he was pulled from the water.