Golfer close to pace
NZPA-Reuter Sutton, England Peter Hamblett, of New Zealand, was five shots off the lead after the first round of the Lawrence Battey international golf classic in Sutton yesterday. Sam Torrance, of Scotland, defied pain from a badly gashed left shoulder — an injury suffered when he ducked into a heavy handrail as he crossed to the eleventh tee — to shoot a four-under par 68 for a one-stroke lead. Leading scores (players from Britain unless stated): 68: Sam Torrance.
69: Art Russell (U.S.), David Jagger, David Frost (South Africa), Ken Brown. 70: Sandy Lyle, Naomichi Ozaki (Japan), Ross Drummond, Peter Senior (Australia). 71: Antonio Garrido (Spain), Gerald Taylor (Australia), Joe Higgins, Neil Coles, David J. Russell. 72: Brian Waites, Maurice Bembridge, Michael King, Peter Mitchell, lan Woosnam, Jerry Anderson (Canada), Mark Johnson. 73: Peter Hamblett (New Zealand), Peter Oosterhuis, Warren Humphries, Jose Rivero (Spain), Charles Bolling (U.S.), Mats Lanner (Sweden), Brian Barnes, Chris Moody, Emilio Rodriguez (Spain).
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Press, 13 July 1984, Page 40
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