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Tiger scrambles to stay in contention

Originally Published: April 10, 2010
By Bob Harig | ESPN.com

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- The new and improved Tiger Woods reverted to some old habits Saturday, dropping a few expletives that could easily be heard on television during a frustrating day that still put him in contention to win his fifth green jacket.

Woods let go with a few choice words when he hit a poor tee shot on the par-3 sixth hole that led to a bogey. Similar sentiments were expressed on the second and seventh holes at Augusta National.

"I was playing as hard as I could and my ...

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