Tiger Woods ends major drought at Olympia Fields Open
Tiger Woods wrapped up a 272 at the U.S. Open for a tie for 20th, his worst finish in seven Opens and a four-major winless cycle. Tom Watson and ALS patient Brice Edwards drew emotional support as Watson closed with 72 and hoped to raise ALS awareness. Trip Kuehne returned as low amateur with 290, one stroke ahead of Ricky Barnes. Kuehne tied for 57th.
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Furyk Wins Open Verse. Woods Ties for 20th at Olympia Fields
Jim Furyk clinched the U S Open at Olympia Fields with a decisive final round and emotional victory lap saying his name will stay on golf’s trophy list. Tiger Woods finished tied for 20th after closing 72, failing to defend all four majors. Furyk’s runner-up Lenay earned a PGA Tour card next year while Mike Weir and Kenny Perry posted strong scores on the demanding day. Furyk's grit and support from his caddie highlighted a tense, memorable major finish.
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Furyk wins Open as father’s guidance revered
Jim Furyk ties the Open record with a 212 total after a nerve wracking final round. He relied on his father Mike Furyk, a former club pro, who coached him through the pressures and celebrated the moment with pride as the crowd roared on.
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Exhausted Sorenstam falls in playoff at Giant Eagle Classic
Annika Sorenstam tired after final round in Vienna Ohio as Rachel Teske forces playoff with a 35-foot birdie on 18. Teske wins in a three hole subden death with an 18-foot birdie putt on the third hole. Sorenstam Kane and Rosales miss birdies on their playoff holes. Teske earns seventh win and $150,000.
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Indians Bradley and Lo Duca settle on-field dispute
Cleveland Indians center fielder Milton Bradley and Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Lo Duca reconciled after a tense exchange captured on Fox mic. Bradley said he overreacted and apologized, though he noted no formal apology and stressed they both want to win. Peralta collected his first major league hit earlier, with more to come in right field.
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Indians Notes on Assenheim Snyder Aubrey and Tigers series
Chris Assenheim reports on Cleveland Indians prospects Brad Snyder and Michael Aubrey signing and arriving at Lake County, while preparing for a three game set with the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park. Sabathia and Romero head the pitching matchups as Jason Davis and Bran Anderson start in subsequent games amid injury returns. The club honors Cancer Awareness Week with blue sweatbands.
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Indians lose to Dodgers after costly rundown ends rally
Cesar Izturis threw to third as Matt Lawton overstretched on a rundown. Lawton and later Coco Crisp were caught, erasing a potential rally in a 4-1 Dodgers win. Hideo Nomo dominated Indians hitters early. Jake Westbrook and the bullpen faltered late. Eric Wedge praised the effort despite the ninth loss in 12 games.
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