1.   A pair of seeded women, both of whom had reached French Open finals, were ousted Tuesday afternoon in straight sets by a pair of teen-aged qualifiers.

2.   In other matches on Saturday, the top two seeded women, Jennifer Capriati and Venus Williams, advanced to the third round.

3.   Six seeded women, including fifth-seeded Lindsay Davenport and sixth-seeded Amanda Coetzer, were ushered to the exits by challengers who had seemed mere nobodies.

4.   Testud, the first of the seeded women to fall, was admittedly flat and fatigued from a rigorous schedule.

5.   The seeded women remained on track Saturday.

6.   The slumping Anke Huber, seeded eighth and a winner of only one match in six weeks, was the first seeded women to fall.

7.   Only two seeded women and three seeded men have been eliminated.

8.   Only three seeded men have lost so far, and only two seeded women have been eliminated.

9.   Only two seeded women and four seeded men have been eliminated.

10.   Arantxa Sanchez Vicario of Spain, the top seeded woman, plays experienced American Zina Garrison Jackson.