Tiger Woods Unreal US Open win, Golf Digest identified the World's Worst Golfer, and the Red Sox score 17 - This DiSH for June 18
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In 2000, Tiger Woods blitzed the field at the US Open, winning by a record 15 shots.
In 1985, four golfers competed at TPC Sawgrass to determine the World's Worst Avid Golfer.
In 1941, Joe Louis narrowly escaped with a win, knocking out Billy 'the Kid' Conn in the 13th round.
In 1953, the Boston Red Sox scored a modern major league baseball record 17 runs in the inning.
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