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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

07 Feb 2005

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Feb 07, 2005

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16

Mickelson captures widest victory at FBR Open

Phil Mickelson won the FBR Open by five strokes at Scottsdale, finishing 17 under 267 to claim a $936,000 prize. Scott McCarron and Kevin Na tied for second at 272 as Mickelson extended his lead with a final round 68 and a dramatic 26 foot birdie on 18.

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Scottsdale Ariz Phil Mickelson Mickelson Amanda Sophia Scott McCarron Kevin Na McCarron Steve Flesch Tim Herron David Toms Toms Arizona State Justin Leonard Phil Ann
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Tigers land Magglio Ordonez in bold spring move

Detroit agreed to a 75 million five year contract with Magglio Ordonez, last remaining premier free agent, boosting hopes for a stronger push in the AL Central. The deal could reach 105 million over seven seasons with incentives. Ordonez and Rodriguez join the Tigers under protective contract terms tied to injury risk.

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Sharapova rises to No 3 with Pan Pacific Open win

Maria Sharapova defeats Lindsay Davenport 6 1 3 6 7 6 in Tokyo to claim the Pan Pacific Open title and rise to a career high No 3 in the WTA rankings. Davenport suffers a thigh issue and misses a fifth title, while Sharapova converts on match point with a forehand winner.

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Tokyo Maria Sharapova Lindsay Davenport Sharapova Davenport Serena Williams Lindsay Amelie Mauresmo Williams
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