Shaky finale as Goosen wins Open playoff thriller
Goosen and Brooks tied at Southern Hills before a final playoff decided by a tense miss from Cink and two short putts by Goosen. Brooks and Goosen clinched by late drama while Tiger Woods faded to finish seven behind. A Time Warner outage darkened Manhattan during the broadcast.
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Final day woes trail top contenders at U S Open
Phil Mickelson finished two strokes behind the leaders after a one birdie six bogey round at Southern Hills in Tulsa. David Duval and Sergio Garcia also failed to win a major as Mickelson and Garcia struggled on the final day in severe conditions.
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Open debut ends for struggling pro after long week
Stephen Gangluff finished the U S Open with a 21 over par and a 7 over 77 on Sunday after qualifying by selling golf bugs for six dollars an hour. He made the cut on Saturday with 146 but never found his swing, leaving him to return home as a bag boy while promising to keep pursuing tour life.
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Morgan wins Instinet Classic with steady final round
Gil Morgan survives a late challenge from J. C. Snead and Tom Jenkins to win his second straight Instinet Classic at Jasna Polana in Princeton. Morgan shot 69 after a record 132 over 36 holes and held a three stroke edge entering the final round on Father’s Day.
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Slocum Seals Buy.com Greater Cleveland Open Victory
Cleveland Owen Heath Slocum birdied six times on the back nine to post a 4-under 68 and claim a tour record 21-under 267, overcoming six-hole bogey trouble. Ryuji Imada finished one back at 20-under after a 72. Jim Benepe tied for third at 18-under 270, with Jay Hobby and Mike Brisky tied for fourth at 17-under 271.
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Rudd Gains Lead Before Caution Ends Detroit Chase
In a tense CART race, Pe Rudd breaks Jarrett’s stretch with a late surge, then loses advantage to Gordon after cautions and pit cycles. Castroneves wins Detroit Grand Prix for the second straight year, tightening title chase as IRL events unfold with Lazier claiming Pikes Peak victory.
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Le Mans 24 Hours: Riola Kristensen Pirro win again
Frank Riola Tom Kristensen and Emanuele Pirro win the Le Mans 24 Hours in an Audi for the second straight year finishing one lap ahead after completing 321 laps on the 3.456 mile circuit. Auril teammates Laurent Atello Ri naldo Capello and Christian Pescatori follow in the Audi lineup. Bentley drivers Andy Wallace Butch Leitzinger and Eric Van De Poele finish 15 laps back.
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Bower nets first Cayuga DIRT win in 35-lap feature
Chuck Bower captured his first Cayuga County Fair Speedway DIRT modified victory, outrunning Billy Decker in a 35-lap race after rebuilding the front end following an accident. Decker extended his runner-up streak with two other second-place finishes at Brewerton and Canandaigua.
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