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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — The handshake between Tiger Woods and ex-caddie Steve Williams was routine. The loss by Woods and Steve Stricker turned out to be the real drama in the Presidents Cup. Adam Scott and K.J. Choi were relentless Thursday at Royal Melbourne in dishing out the worst loss Woods has ever suffered in any format of match play...

During Sunday’s final round of the Frys.com Open, a fan ran at Tiger Woods — who was putting on the seventh green — yelled the former world number one’s name, and then tossed a hot dog at him. “When I looked up, the hot dog was already in the air,” Woods said. “The bun was kind of disintegrating.”

After 778 consecutive weeks as one of the top 50 golfers, Tiger Woods dropped out of the sport’s elite this week. Woods, now ranked 51st in the world, is recovering from injuries to his knees and Achilles tendon that had him sidelined. He finished 2010 in second, and tied for fourth at the Masters earlier this year.

Tiger Woods’ surprising struggles on the golf course continued when he failed to make the weekend cut at the PGA Championship in Atlanta. But the 14-time major champion and former top-ranked golfer can be secure in the knowledge that he still has at least one extremely passionate fan.

The Casper Ghosts saw their five game win streak come to a halt Thursday evening as Ogden beat the Ghosts 4-3 in 10-innings at Mike Lansing Field. It gave the Ghosts their first loss in the second half and Ogden their first win here in the second half.

The Casper Ghosts win streak has reached five games with a shutout win over Ogden 7-0 Wednesday night at Mike Lansing Field. The Ghosts received some outstanding pitching and kept Ogden from winning their first game in the second half.

Tiger Woods is finally ready to try his comeback. After suffering from injuries at the Masters and taking three months to heal and prepare, it looks as though Tiger is back.

Tiger Woods doesn’t know when he will find his way back onto a golf course, but this much he does know: He will be 100 percent when he does. Woods spoke to reporters Tuesday while attending the AT&T National, a tournament which benefits his foundation, and said he was tired of playing through injuries.

Tiger Woods, who in recent months has slipped to a number 17 ranking in the world, says injuries to his left leg sustained during the Masters will make him miss next week’s AT&T National tournament at Aronomink near Philadelphia. Woods hasn’t finished a tourney since tying for fourth place at the Masters in April, where hitting from an awkward stance in pine straw on the 17th hole injured his

21-Year-old Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy holds a two-shot lead after two rounds at the Masters, but the big news out of Augusta on Friday was the charge up the leaderboard by two of the tournament's most familiar faces. In the morning, it was perennial fan favorite Fred Couples turning back the clock for the second year in a row with a string of early birdies...