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Tiger Woods is working his charm in a new market. Woods, playing his first official stroke-play event in China, shot a 5-under-par 67 Saturday and enters the final round of the HSBC Champions tournament in Shanghai one stroke behind leader David Howell of England. Woods is tied for second at 15-under 201 with Nick O’Hern, who had a 67 for the third consecutive round. Howell, who shared the lead with Australia’s Nick Dougherty after the second round, missed a birdie putt on the last hole and settled for a 68. Thailand’s Thaworn Wiratchant shot a 68 and was at 204, one in front of U. S. Open champion Michael Campbell, Thomas Bjorn and Dougherty. Vijay Singh, ranked No. 2 in the world, had a 70 and was six strokes behind the leader. TENNIS Pierce, Mauresmo to meet Mary Pierce’s one-two punch of big serves followed by hard groundstrokes knocked out fellow heavy hitter Lindsay Davenport. Pierce edged the top-ranked Davenport 7- 6 (5 ), 7-6 (6 ) in a semifinal matchup of the pro tour’s oldest elite players in the WTA Championships on Saturday in Los Angeles. Pierce is undefeated in four matches at the season-ending tournament, including a three-set - more available