Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, July 20, 2005, Page 12, Image 12

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Woods’ Timing Perfect at British Open
(A P) — Tiger W oods coasted
to a five-stroke victory Sunday
and his second major cham pion­
ship of 2005, winning the British
Open at the home o f golf in St.
A ndrew s, Scotland after taking
the M asters in April.
If he hadn’t flubbed a chip and
m issed a short putt at the U.S.
Open last month. W oods could
be going for the Grand Slam at the
PGA C ham pionship next month.
"T hat’s ju st the way it goes,”
W oods said, thinking back to his
ru n n e r-u p fin ish to M ichael
Campbell at Pinehurst. ” 1 just
d id n ’t have a very good putting
week. It happened at the wrong
time.”
W oods’ tim ing was right on at
the Old Course.
He took control with a 66-67
start, scram bled Saturday when a
couple of shots wound up in the
bushes, then finished it off with a
2-under 70 - the only player in the
final seven groups to break par
on a day when the ocean breezes
picked up and the flagsticks were
flapping in some devilish loca­
tions.
“ It was T ig e r’s w eek,” said
C am pbell, who held on for a two-
stroke win in the U.S. Open but
finished seven shots back at this
Open.
M ake no m istake -
W oods is back, look­
ing just as dom inating
as he did at the start o f
the millennium.
“ It’s am azing,” said
S c o ts m a n
C o lin
M ontgom erie, the p o p u ­
la r r u n n e r - u p
a t S t.
A ndrew s. “ C an he achieve
the im p o ssib le ? H e ’s on his
w ay .”
Tiger Woods
cradles the trophy
after winning the British
Open golf championship
Sunday in St. Andrews,
Scotland. (AP photo)
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ers selected as preseason All-
Americans by the 1-AA. Antonio
Narcisse, center, and Allen Kennett,
fullback, were both first team All-
Big Sky Conference performers in
2(XW.
Narcisse, a senior from New O r­
leans, was also named first team
All-American by Street and Smith’s
2005 Yearbook College Football
Magazine and The Sports Network.
As the Viking’ starting center in
2004, Narcisse started every game.
Kennett, a senior from Compton,
Calif., led the Vikings with lOtouch-
downs in 2005. He rushed for 169
yards and caught 21 passes for 238
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for Ryan Fuqua and Joe Rubin, who
combined for 1,846 yards from the
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