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Associated Press
Sunday, September 18, 2005 FARMINGTON, Pa. -- Jason Gore stood up to an excellent late-season field, and to the very pressure that wilted him three months ago at the U.S. Open. Most of all, he stood up to Sunday. Gore, whose last-day unraveling already is part of Open lore, held off the 84 Lumber Classic field with big drives and steely nerves to win on the PGA Tour barely a month after being stuck in golf's minor leagues. Gore's four-stroke lead with five holes to play was down to one over runner-up Carlos Franco ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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