LYTHAM ST ANNES, England (Reuters) - Tiger Woods is a patient man but he waited in vain for the touch of magic he needed to climb up the leaderboard in benign conditions in the British Open third round on Saturday. The 14-times major champion recovered from two early bogeys but his expected charge on "moving day" never materialized and he bogeyed the 15th on the way to a level-par 70, finishing five shots behind leader Adam Scott. ...
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