Wetterich and Clark Co lead Masters midway with 2 under
Brett Wetterich and Tim Clark share the Masters lead at 2 under par after two rounds. Wetterich, who shot 73 despite a late night phone call, has adjusted to a steadier approach, laying up on the 15th and aiming for pars rather than bold moves. Only three players stay under par as the field trends toward an Open-like pace.
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Woods optimistic about weekend chances at Augusta
Tiger Woods faced a rocky second round at Augusta with a two way miss off the tee and Amen Corner struggles. He salvaged a few birdies, dropped shots in water, and remains five back as he eyes a 1:20 p.m. Saturday tee time with Paul Casey as his partner.
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Raptors Close In On Atlantic Crown With 94 85 Win
Toronto earned a 94 85 victory over the 76ers as Chris Bush posted 23 points and 13 rebounds for his seventh straight double double. Toronto, already in the playoffs, stayed alive for the Atlantic title pending Chicago’s night game results.
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Thrashers Clinch Southeast Title At Hurricanes
Atlanta stars Ilya Kovalchuk Pascal Dupuis and Marian Hossa led a 4-1 win over Carolina to seal the Southeast Division as Tampa Bay fell to Florida. Anson Carter scored for the Hurricanes who were eliminated from playoff contention after a late-season slide.
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Woods stumbles but stays within reach at Masters lead
Tiger Woods finished 74 to stand 3 over 147, among 22 within five of the lead. Phil Mickelson shot 73 amid danger on the 11th, while Vijay Singh and a group at 144 chased, as odds shift with wind over the weekend.
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Masters at a glance a 36 hole leaders at two under
Brett Wetterich and Tim Clark hold a 2 under 142 lead after 36 holes. Phil Mickelson rallies to 73 and sits seven behind. Largest final 36 hole deficit overcome is eight strokes by Jack Burke in 105. Sixty players make the cut, the most since 1993. Augusta National plays easier, while back nine eagles remain scarce. Woods comments on conditions. Stadler and Strange led at even par in 1982. Weir and Wilson, BYU roommates, to be paired Saturday.
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