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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2005
Page
25
David Toms faltered late finishing with a triple bogey after a two shot swing on the ninth green. Sergio Garcia, Vijay Singh, Michael Campbell and Lee Westwood sit even par 140, while an unknown Gore shines under tough conditions amid a wide open US Open race with two days left.
Retief Goosen Olin Browne and Jason Gore share 2 under 138 after two rounds at Pinehurst. K J Choi and Mark Hensby sit one behind at 139 as Kenny Perry makes a 35 foot par stab and Lee Westwood nearly matches it. Peter Hedblom shot 66 to lead morning play while Zach Johnson missed the cut by one. Browne recalls stage pressure amid the tough layout.
Ted Scott, Browne’s longtime caddie, has stayed with Deb and Brian Joyner in Cedar Rapids as Browne contends in the U S Open weekend. Browne tied for the lead after Friday’s round and noted his caddie’s impact while Scott plans a Cedar Rapids return for GCRO this summer.
Minnesota Timberwolves name Dwane Casey as head coach on a five year deal with three guaranteed. Casey vows defensive tweaks and a quick turn around after missing the playoffs following the 2004 Western Conference finals.
In New York, Commissioner David Stern union head Billy Hunter and multiple owners and players met for over ten hours at a Manhattan hotel. They discussed a new labor deal to replace the expiring seven year pact set to end June 30. No side labeled progress, but players union president Michael Curry said talks were going well and hopes for a framework by weekend's end.
In Hollywood Florida the Seminole Tribal Council approved a resolution endorsing Florida State University’s use of the Seminole mascot and Indian showcases. The tribe, long proud of the ties with FSU, even weighed in on the Chief Osceola portrayal amid national debates in the late 1990s.
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