Sports in Brief: A score to settle in Vegas

Three compelling fights in the last eight years still haven't resolved the rivalry between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez. So they're going at it a fourth time on Dec. 8 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Pacquiao (54-4-2, 38 knockouts) and Marquez (54-6-1, 39 KOs) fought to a draw in 2004, and Pacquiao won by decision in 2008 and again last year. Marquez and many fans still believe he won all three fights, while Pacquiao says he clearly won the last two.

SNOWBOARDING: Two-time Olympic gold medalist Shaun White, 26, faces charges of public intoxication and vandalism, accused of drunkenly destroying a phone at a Nashville hotel.

Police responded Sunday after a man identified as White pulled a fire alarm, forcing the hotel to evacuate all guests. White, who appeared to be drunk, was given the chance to sign misdemeanor citations and refused, police said.

HORSE RACING: Rick Dutrow Jr., who trained Big Brown to Kentucky Derby and Preakness wins in 2008 but was refused a license to race in Kentucky last year has asked New York's top court to overturn his 10-year ban by the state Racing and Wagering Board, saying racing board chairman John Sabini had a conflicting role as an officer of the Association of Racing Commissioners International, which advocated revoking Dutrow's license. The board cited infractions including syringes containing a painkiller and sedative found in Dutrow's desk.

Hall of Fame trainer Jonathan Sheppard notched his 3,000th career victory at Delaware Park. The win came in the seventh race with Augustin Stable's Fugitive Angel. Sheppard notched his first career winner in 1966. He has won six Breeder Cups, and 32 stakes at Delaware Park.

NBA: The Miami Heat have added a big body to their training camp roster, announcing the signing of free agent Josh Harrellson. Harrellson played 37 games for the New York Knicks last season. He averaged four points and four rebounds and excelled at long-range shooting.

GOLF: A field of 182 players tees off Tuesday for the start of the Philadelphia Section PGA Championship, a 54-hole event at White Manor Country Club in Malvern and St. Davids Golf Club in Wayne.

They will be playing for $65,000, with $7,000 going to the winner. They'll play one round each Tuesday and Wednesday at White Manor and St. Davids. The field will be cut to the low 60 and ties after 36 holes for the final round Thursday at White Manor. Rich Steinmetz of Spring Ford seeks his third straight win in the event. Other players to watch include Dave McNabb of Applebrook and Stu Ingraham of M-Golf.

TENNIS: Guillermo Garcia-Lopez of Spain rallied to beat Russian wild card Evgeny Donskoy, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3, in the first round of the St. Petersburg Open in Russia.

- Staff and wire reports