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THURSDAY WEDNESDAY f'A Mostly cloudy; rain at night Partly lunny Regional almanac Yesterday HighLow TUESDAY breezy Utah & The West TODAY HiLo W 8878 t 7755 I 5952 f 7V41 TODAY m WMF Sunday, October 11, 2009 HERALD ASSOCIATED PRESS Ogilvy and Robert Allenby, winning over Lucas Glover and Stewart Cink. Glover is the only American without a point going into singles. Woods and Strieker are the first partin any team competition ners to go since Larry Nelson and Lanny Wadkins won all their matches in the 1979 Ryder Cup at The Greenbrier. "What he did in this morning's round made me want to do something and step up a little bit," said Strieker, who had seven consecutive 3s on his card. "Fortunately, I was rolling it pretty well." It was vintage Woods in the morning foursomes. He and Strieker trailed most of the match and had to work hard to stay 1 down with two holes remaining. It looked as though the match might end on the 17th hole, when Clark hit wedge into 5 feet for a birdie. Woods tried to drive the green and found a bunker, and Strieker hit a poor shot 25 feet below the cup. If Woods missed and Weir made, the SAN FRANCISCO Tiger Woods and Steve Strieker became the first partnerg ship in the Presidents Cup to go twice Saturday behind an improbable rally by Woods and the pure putting of Strieker. On the verge of defeat in morning birdie foursomes, Woods made a putt to square the match on the 17th, then drilled a to 8 feet on the final hole for an eagle that was conceded in a victory over Mike Weir and Tim Clark. In afternoon fourballs, Woods only had to watch Strieker make one long vicbirdie putt after another in a Ryo tory over Y.E. Yang and Ishikawa, the first loss for the Asian duo. Jim Furyk and Anthony Kim held on for a p victory over Adam Scott and Angel Cabrera, assuring the Americans the lead going into the final day of 12 singles matches. The International team picked up easy victories in fourballs from Weir and Ernie Els, who had a match was over. win over Zach Johnson and Justin Leonard; and Geoff Woods' putt dropped on the final turn, 4-- win-"nin- 4-- 0 25-fo- and he showed more emotion than he has all week, repeatedly pumping his fist as Strieker broke into a wide grin. Weir pushed his putt, and suddenly the match was all square. On the par-- 18th, with Weir already in the greenside bunker, Woods hit a so pure that he twirled the club and held his arms out as he walked toward the green, as if putting a hex on the ball. It stopped 8 feet away, and they won the watch when Clark blasted long out of the bunker. "The stage is set, and he comes through again today," Strieker said. "It's pretty 5 Ion A f O - impressive." Cink and Hunter Mahan already rallied in the morning, trailing for 13 consecutive holes until they cobbled up a birdie on V the 18th to earn a halve against Allenby p.! -- 1 .. iv and Vijay Singh. Those two matches a three-poin- t the Americans swing gave a 10--7 lead in the morning, and they were headed toward at least a lead going into Sunday. JEFF CHIUAssociated Press That bodes well for another Presidents Cup victory for the Americans, who have Tiger Woods reacts to his birdie putt on the 1 7th hole of his never lost on home soil and lead the sematch at the Presidents Cup in San Francisco. Woods and Strieker won their match over Mike Weir and Tim Clark. ries, M. V two-poi- ) I |