Wet weather sets Masters lead as DiMarco tops Day One
Rain delayed the opening round of the 69th Masters for a fourth straight year. Chris DiMarco moved to four under par to take a one stroke lead, with Mark Hensby and Luke Donald close behind.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2005
Page
13
Rain delayed the opening round of the 69th Masters for a fourth straight year. Chris DiMarco moved to four under par to take a one stroke lead, with Mark Hensby and Luke Donald close behind.
Tiger Woods struggles through the first round at Augusta as the Masters tees off with Woods 2 over through 12 holes. Chris DiMarco leads at 4 under while Phil Mickelson and Vijay Singh sit near the front. Ernie Els slips to 3 over as play is suspended.
Tim Hudson struggled with control in his first Braves start, giving up six hits and four walks over five innings. A Marlins home run and a pinch hitter forced him from the game, yet Atlanta still defeated Florida 4 2. Hudson called it not pretty but winning, hoping to improve from here.
Angelina Giancroce of Aiken Gymnastics won three state titles at the South Carolina Level 4 and 5 State Championships in Orangeburg, including Level 4 all around bars and floor titles with high scores. Erica McClain captured the Level 5 state championship, contributing to nine gymnasts from Aiken bringing home 11 medals.
State champions list Angelina Giancroce for Level 4 overall and bars and Floor titles. Erica McClain earns Level 5 7-8 bars with 9.425 and takes second all around with 36.375. Level 4 team finishes 10th, Level 4 Novice team 17th.
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