Golf: GOLF-LPGA -- BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- Cristie Kerr continues to set the pace at the Women's U.S. Open, holding a two-shot lead with two holes left in the third round. Developing, by Zach Berman (Post). Swimming and Diving: SWIM-US -- INDIANAPOLIS -- The U.S. Championships wrap up with berths on the line for the United States team that will be competing in the World Championships later this month. Developing, by Kevin VanValkenburg (Sun). Major League Baseball: BBA-ORIOLES-WIETERS -- BALTIMORE -- Every time Orioles rookie catcher Matt Wieters steps to the plate, he carries a 32-ounce bat and the weighty expectations of an entire city. 735 words, by Mark Viera (Post). Moved. BBA-YANKEES-ANGELS -- ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Brandon Wood hits a two-run homer and the Angels knock Andy Pettitte out of the game during a five-run rally in the fifth as the Angels rally from an early 4-1 deficit and now lead the Yankees, 6-4, in the bottom of the fifth inning at Angel Stadium. Developing, by Mike DiGiovanna (Times). With BBA-ANGELS-NOTES. Plus a Bill PLASCHKE column from the Yankees-Angels game. BBA-BLUEJAYS-ORIOLES -- BALTIMORE -- One of the top rookie pitchers in the American League, Ricky Romero, goes for his eighth victory as the Blue Jays take on the Orioles at Camden Yards; the Orioles roughed up Romero earlier in the year, beating the left-hander, 7-2. Developing, by Jeff Zrebiec (Sun). BBN-DODGERS-BREWERS -- MILWAUKEE -- Jeff Weaver, who has boosted the Dodger pitching either out of the bullpen or as a spot starter, takes his 5-2 record into Miller Park as Los Angeles tries to go a season-high 25 games over .500; trying to slow down the team with the best record in baseball is Brewers' right-hander Mike Burns (1-2). Developing, by Dylan Hernandez (Times). With BBN-DODGERS-NOTES. BB-NOTES -- It was one of the stories most often told last summer: CC Sabathia was checking out real estate in Southern California, looking for the spot to build his dream home but it never happened; Sabathia said he isn't quite sure where the story started but, after the Yankees lured him with $161 million, the Northern California native who was supposed to be wary of New York said he plans to live there year-round; other items. 550 words, by Bill Shaikin (Times). Features and Columns: Bill DWYRE from the Hollywood Park Gold Cup. MORNING-BRIEFING. 