trr Ifr— ‘v-- v The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday July 16 1998 — PagalS tour this year credited magnets in his bed and in the insole of his shoes far helping relieve tendinitis and bursitis and allow him to But he Insisted coming into the Open that he was striking the ball well and he showed it vnth some Woods Condnned fttna Page 12 birdie after chipping with 1 to the ninth green and had three more birdies on the back nine At the par-- 3 12th Woods ed and hit the ball over the 3-fo-ot mis-clubb- He chipped to within lipped out hit par putt Woods whose putter kept him long drives and precise irons before a massive gallery that play nearly cheered every shot Jacobson playing in the first group of the day used an eagle on die par-- 17th to take die early 3 clubhouse It didn't last long though as Huston made a for eagle on the 17th hole then hit a from contending in the UJS Open spectacular shot out of the deep and the Masters this year hasn't on the final hole that rough won a major since the 1997 Mashopped up on the green and ters and has won only once on the rolled to within of the hole Kn 40-foot- er 3-f- PGA Tour this year in the BellSouth Classic for a finishing birdie and a Huston who had to use a ee again spe- No matter who contends this week though the eighth Open held in this town on the Irish Sea will mark the passing of an era Jack Nicklaus made sure of that when he announced earlier this month that he would skip Birkdale ending his remarkable streak of major tournaments at but has the power to rip the bail out of the deep meadow rye that has encroached even further on the fairways than the last time the Open was here in 1991 "I think I have a chance in each and every major" Woods said earlier "You've got to be hitting on all cylinders in order to last four tournaments And both show no fear "I’ll definitely be OK" Lehman said "I was just messing around with the kids" winds can play havoc with scores He not only hits it long Neither Duval nor Westwood has won a major but both have been dominant players in the last year Westwood in particular is on a rod having woo seven times on four continents in the last nine months including three of his if it comes to a Sunday showdown two early birdies but may have exemption to play on the PGA win Every facet of your game has to be good in order to win a ’ major” ' Tom Lehman who won in 1996 had a late lee time but still played despite injuring his right shoulder at a local amusement park on Tuesday it" er Scotland’s Cdin Montgomerie meanwhile teased his fans with cial career money winning AL pain-fr- "Last year pretty much every day I would get up and wouldn't fed very strong kind of achey" Huston said “1 didn't look forward to going to the golf course and it showed" While Huston was having his best day in five Opens it was Woods who thrilled the crowd on a day when overcast skies and little wind helped the field throw high iron shots at the pins without fear of the tall meadow rye rough To not afraid to win so if I do get the opportunity 1 hope to take said the Westwood who has surpassed Nick Faldo and Montgomerie as England's best hope Woods of course already has his win in a major And he also has the length to contend at the 7018-yar- d Birkdale where the shot himself out of yet another Open in the fint sound with a 40 73 on the back for a England's Lee Westwood who along with David Duval had been one of the young favorites also off to a shaky start with two s on the front nine West-ha- d to birdie the 16th and 71 while 17th to finish at Duval bogeyed the first hole and was at the turn 146 Continued from Page 12 The game’s only extra-bas- e hit came from an unlikely source Seldom-use- Midre Cummings d making ai rare start in place of die injured Refgie Jefferson led off the fifth with a homer off Colon (9-- 3) "Once I saw Midre hit that ball I said I have to win with this one (run) and if we score more that’s a plus" Martinez said The Indians barely mounted a threat against Martinez They had two singles in the second before Martinez fanned Jeff Branson The OJ04 retired the right-hand- er next 14 before Brian Giles singled with two outs in the seventh But he was thrown out trying to r£ogi steal by Hatteberg Martinez walked two in the eighth but got Kenny Lofton to pop to third Osn ending die inning Colon wasn’t much worse as he Ml PCs! 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