in a 34–0 loss to the Seattle Seahawks. (Yahoo!/AP) The Jacksonville Jaguars are 3–0 for the first time since 1998 after a last-second 15–12 win over the Tennessee Titans. (Yahoo!/AP) The Kansas City Chiefs likewise fall to 0–3 after being beat in the final seconds by the Houston Texans, 24–21. (Yahoo!/AP) Morten Andersen of the Minnesota Vikings makes an appearance in the Vikings' game against the Chicago Bears, marking his 341st appearance in an NFL game, and breaking George Blanda's record. Blanda played with the Bears and the Oakland Raiders. Besides the Vikings, Andersen has played for the New Orleans Saints, the Atlanta Falcons, the New York Giants and the Kansas City Chiefs. (Chicago Bear Report) September 25, 2004 (Saturday) Boxing: Glen Johnson retains his IBF light heavyweight title by knocking out Roy Jones Jr. in the ninth round. Jones' record now stands 49–3–0 while Johnson stands for 41–9–2. (ESPN) Riddick Bowe makes a triumphant return to the sport after an eight-year hiatus, knocking out Marcus Rhode in two rounds. Cricket, ICC Champions Trophy: The West Indies defeat England in the final at The Oval by two wickets with seven balls to spare. It's their first major tournament victory since the 1979 World Cup. (BBC) Aussie rules: The Port Adelaide Football Club win their first AFL championship by ending the Brisbane Lions' three-year run as champions 113 to 73 at Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne. National Football League: The Miami Dolphins are forced to reschedule a home game for the second time in three weeks due to a hurricane. Their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers is being moved from 1:00 on Sunday, September 26 to 8:30 because of the threat of Hurricane Jeanne. (USA Today) September 24, 2004 (Friday) Baseball: Boston pitcher Pedro Martínez earns a no-decision after a poor showing in his last start as the Red Sox lose to the New York Yankees 6 to 4 at Fenway Park in Boston. Women's boxing: Laila Ali wins the IWBF Light Heavyweight title, knocking out Gwendolyn O'Neal in three rounds, at Atlanta. September 23, 2004 (Thursday) Baseball: Baltimore second baseman Brian Roberts hit his 48th double of the season, breaking the franchise record set by Cal Ripken Jr. in 1983. Boxing: James Toney scores an eighth-round knockdown, on his way to a twelve-round unanimous decision win over Rydell Booker. (BoxingCentral) September 22, 2004 (Wednesday) Football (soccer): Today's scheduled UEFA Cup