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Sports
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06/22/09
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) — At one point Sunday afternoon, Tiger Woods was 15 shots off the lead at the U.S. Open, where Ricky Barnes was threatening to turn the tournament into a runaway. Find Us On Facebook
By nightfall, Woods was seven back, and a dozen players had the lead in realistic sight.
This U.S. Open is far from over. Final-round play resumes Monday morning at Bethpage Black, with Barnes — who made bogey on six of his final 13 holes — tied with playing partner Lucas Glover for the lead at 7 under, both with 17 holes remaining. They've got a sizable cushion over Phil Mickelson, David Duval, Hunter Mahan and Ross...
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