AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - A Masters that began so swimmingly for Tiger Woods effectively ended late in the second round, when his near-perfect wedge struck the flagstick at No. 15 and ricocheted into the water.He left the grounds late Sunday afternoon in a steady drizzle, empty-handed once againHis 2-under 70 left him at 283, four strokes behind the number that sent Adam Scott and Miguel Cabrera to a pl...
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - A Masters that began so swimmingly for Tiger Woods effectively ended late in the second round, when his near-perfect wedge struck the flagstick at No. 15 and ricocheted into the water.He left the grounds late Sunday afternoon in a steady drizzle, empty-handed once againHis 2-under 70 left him at 283, four strokes behind the number that sent Adam Scott and Miguel Cabrera to a pl...
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Watch President Obama as he leaves the inaugural, and then, stops to savor the moment. NBC's Brian Williams, Savannah Guthrie and historian Doris Kearns-Goodwin report. (NBC News)
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