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Tiger Woods ties Ben Hogan with 64 victories

03-19-2008

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With a putt over 25 feet in the final round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Tiger Woods capitalized his victory 64, which locates him on the par of the legendary Ben Hogan, the number three from the list of the winners of all time.

With this result, Woods surpasses Palmer by two victories, but he has the challenge to meet and surpass the achievements of Jack Nicklaus (73 victories) and Sam Snead, who went down in history with 82 wins in his career.

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First round: Three tied for lead, play suspended

7-24-2008

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Mike Weir gave fans what they came to see on another rainy day at drenched Glen Abbey in the RBC Canadian Open.

The Canadian icon shot a bogey-free 6-under 65 on Thursday for a share of the lead with Anthony Kim and Eric Axley during the suspended first round. Only half of the players were able to finish the round that was delayed for 5 hours, 42 minutes.

"You want to take advantage of today because it's only going to get a little firmer and faster," said Weir, his words punctuated by a clap of thunder that drew a smile and forced him to reconsider his answer. "Maybe not with what's coming. Maybe not."

Richard Johnson, J.P. Hayes, Nicholas Thompson, Ryan Armour and Jason Allred shot 67s on the course saturated by 8 inches of rain in six days. John Senden and Charley Hoffman also were 4 under. Senden played nine holes, and Hoffman completed eight.