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Todd, Oregon Museum of Science RISES 6:39 a.m. 7:39 a.m. 9:44 a.m. 7:10 p.m. 8:46 a.m. MERCURY VENUS MARS JUPITER SATURN and Industry SETS 8:58 p.m. 9:28 p.m. 10:24 p.m. 4:30 a.m. 10:02 p.m. Goosen takes lead at a tamer Firestone South THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Retief AKRON, Ohio Goosen, a late arrival and an early starter, took advantage of a Firestone South pourse that played long and short on his way to a 66 that lead in the gave him a one-shBridgestone Invitational on Wie, playing on a sponsor's exemption, has failed to make it to the weekend in her seven previous bids on the PGA Tour. The cut has averaged even par in the nine previous years of the Reno tournament, which runs opposite the Bridgestone GOLF ROUNDUP - be the rough. It was so deep last year that players often had trouble just getting it back to the fairway, and there were shots that squirted sideways leading to several big numbers. But the Thursday. rough is only about 2 inches One year after Tiger Woods this year, at least giving playwas the only player to break ers a chance. "Last year, the rough here par, Goosen and 32 other players in the n field met only was almost out of control This minor resistance on a balmy year, the rough is very averafternoon at this World Golf age and it's part of an experiment they're doing," PGA Tour Championship. Vijay Singh and former Mas- policy board member Stewart ters champion Zach Johnson Cink said. "They're trying to were among those at 67, while see if the rough height has any Steve Strieker was headed for effect on scoring." the outright lead until naming Based on Thursday's scorinto trouble off the tee late in ing, there's no need to send the his round, losing three shots in data to MIT. two holes and joining another Goosen, who arrived large group at 68. Wednesday at the tournament in time for rain to wash out his The length came from scheduled practice round, was rain earlier in the week that softened Firestone and made in the second group out and it play every bit of its 7,400 didn't find any trouble until he missed the par-- 15th green to yards. Tim Clark, a medium hitter who was at 67, hit his the left and made his only bohybrid so often he was amazed gey. It was another step in the it had any grooves left. right direction for the two-tim-e U.S. Open champion, who has And the short? That would " 3 . ;( f -- V"" V M y ff viz ' ' Shin, Ji Young Oh, Yuri Momoko Ueda, Jo Head, Laura Diaz and Stacy Defending champion Lorena Ochoa was three strokes behind. Inkster's opening round Fu-do- h, Pram-manasud- h. gives her a good start toward Invitational where the top becoming the oldest winner of 50 men are playing in Ohio this a major and the second player week. to complete a career Super , Slam. I Women's British Open: At Sunningdale, England, Juli Inkster had the sort of opening round Annika Sorenstam was hoping for at the Women's British Open, a bogey-fre- e 1 Tin 65 that left the hi' t JOE DARWAL Associated Press American one shot ahead Retief Goosen hits his tee shot on the 1 7th hole in the first of the field. While Sorenstam struggled round of the Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone Country Club on Thursday in Akron, Ohio. to a 72 in what the Swede says is her final major before she quits tournament golf at e ends not had a top 10 on U.S. soil Open that left the end of the season to start her eight strokes behind leader a family, Inkster went out since he tied for second in the Jeff Overtoa World Golf Championship at among the earliest in the field to shoot an eagle and five Doral in March. Flaying on the men's tour for the first time since January birdies. Her 65 matched the e 2007, Wie had three birdies, four lowest opening round at any I Opea- At Reno, Women's British Open. Nev., Michelle Wie put herself" bogeys and rallied to save par in contention to make her first on several holes at the 7,472-yar- d Inkster, whose last major x mountain course at title was the 2002 Women's cut in eight tries on the PGA 73 in Golf & Country Club on U.S. Open, is a stroke ahead Tour, shooting a the edge of the Sierra Nevada of seven players the opening round of the Leg Reno-Taho- Reno-Taho- Mon-treu- I U.S. Senior Open: At Colorado Springs, Colo., the only thing that spoiled John Cook's comeback was Fred Funk's finish. Cook, who blew a big lead on the back-ninat the British Senior Open on Sunday, carded a 66, which . was good for the clubhouse lead for most of the day until Funk birdied the 16th and 17th holes to go 6 under before g the final hole and e three-puttin- finishing at 65. Funk had two birdies and an eagle on the first four holes of a spectacular round that was bogey-fre- e until the 18th hole. "Obviously, I got off to a ridiculously good start," Funk said. "It was a good day. You can't be displeased with a 65 on this course or any course."