Bethpage Black tests Open field with brutal rough and long layout
At Bethpage State Park Black Course, players faced brutal rough and a 7,214 yard longest U S Open course. Tiger Woods led with 70 as Stewart Cink and Phil Mickelson posted solid starts while star names struggled in gusty, damp conditions.
Woods Opens U S Open With 3 Under Par On Brutal Bethpage Black
Tiger Woods led by 3 under at Bethpage Black as rain-softened greens and cloud cover made scoring easier. Garcia shot 68 despite tough finishing holes while other contenders like Dudley Hart and Nick Faldo posted solid rounds. Goosen struggled early, Mickelson and Leonard faltered, and the field faced a brutal test ahead of the weekend.
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Sorenstam and Pak Close In At Evian Masters
Annika Sorenstam and Se Ri Pak moved within a stroke of the Evian Masters lead after two rounds. Sorenstam shot 67 with five birdies while Pak had an eagle and eight birdies for 64, giving 36-hole totals of 135, one behind French leader Karin Icher.
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Tie keeps Italy and Mexico alive in World Cup group
In Yokohama Italy earned a 1-1 draw with Mexico on Alessandro Del Piero’s 85th minute goal, advancing from Group G as Croatia fell 1-0 to Ecuador. Mexico’s point kept them in contention for the knockout stage alongside Brazil, Spain and others.
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U S hopes hinge on final group game for World Cup path
Bruce Arena urged focus for the United States as a win secures advancement with a likely need to improve performance from the group stage. Korea and the United States sit 1-0-1 with four points, while Portugal trails with three and Poland is eliminated.
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Lakers Claim Third Straight Title Sparks Celebration In Locker Room
Kobe Bryant and teammates drenched in champagne celebrate after the Lakers win their third straight championship. Mitch Richmond earns his first ring after a limited season, while Phil Jackson cements his status as a legendary coach with nine titles.
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