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        "msgid": "australians-share-golf-lead-as-nobilo-tumbles-1447893297",
        "date": "1995-03-16 00:00:00",
        "title": "Australians share golf lead as Nobilo tumbles",
        "author": null,
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        "summary": "Australians share golf lead as Nobilo tumbles JAKARTA (JP): Little known Australians Glen Joyner and Don Fardon stole the thunder at the first round of the Sampoerna Indonesia Open Golf Championships yesterday, sharing the early lead by a stroke. Defending champion Frank Nobilo of New Zealand who, after an official practice round on Tuesday said that the 416-m par-4 of the 18th of the Pantai Indah Kapuk is the most difficult hole, yesterday struck a poor finish there.",
        "content": "<p>Australians share golf lead as Nobilo tumbles<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): Little known Australians Glen Joyner and Don<br>\nFardon stole the thunder at the first round of the Sampoerna<br>\nIndonesia Open Golf Championships yesterday, sharing the early<br>\nlead by a stroke.<\/p>\n<p>Defending champion Frank Nobilo of New Zealand who, after an<br>\nofficial practice round on Tuesday said that the 416-m par-4 of<br>\nthe 18th of the Pantai Indah Kapuk is the most difficult hole,<br>\nyesterday struck a poor finish there. He was punished with a<br>\ntriple bogey.<\/p>\n<p>Nobilo's second shot which perched on the rough was followed<br>\nwith another stop at the rough. His fourth try was no better, as<br>\nit landed dead at the sand bunker for a five on.<\/p>\n<p>\"My puttings were so poor today. I hope I can recover them at<br>\nthe second round tomorrow,\" Nobilo said. Last year he won the<br>\nevent with a 14-under 274 (69 67 69 69).<\/p>\n<p>Nobilo opened yesterday's round with a 1-under par-35, however<br>\non his journey home he had a 39 for a poor two-over 74.<\/p>\n<p>Joyner on the other hand charged the par-72 course with two<br>\nbirdie shots for a 34. He went home with another 34 for a total<br>\nof 68 and shared the lead with compatriot Fardon, who carded an<br>\nidentical 68 (34 34).<\/p>\n<p>\"The weather was just fine, but a wind blowing at the 10th was<br>\na bit troubling to my concentration,\" said the 33-year-old<br>\nFardon.<\/p>\n<p>One stroke further for second place, each at 69, were Anthony<br>\nPainter and Stephen Leaney both of Australia, Argentinean Gustavo<br>\nRojas and American Greg Webb, an Asian Tour regular participant.<\/p>\n<p>Three times U.S. PGA champion American Hale Irwin was one<br>\nstroke further back at 70 (34 36) for third place. He was joined<br>\nby fellow countrymen Dustin Phillips, Craig McClellan and Todd<br>\nHamilton and South African rising star Nico van Rensburg, each<br>\nwith a 70.<\/p>\n<p>Indonesia's leading pro golfer Maan Naasim was at 73 joined by<br>\nhis amateur fellow countryman Dana Mahmud.<\/p>\n<p>Some 150 golfers are taking part in the annual tournament<br>\nwhich offers a total cash prize of US$250,000 officially opened<br>\nby Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports Hayono Isman. (rsl)<\/p>\n<p>Selected results<br>\n 68 - Glen Joyner (Aus)<\/p>\n<p>- Don Fardon (Aus)<br>\n 69 - Anthony Painter (Aus)<\/p>\n<p>- Gustavo Rojas (Arg)<\/p>\n<p>- Stephen Leaney (Aus)<\/p>\n<p>- Gary Webb (USA)<br>\n 70 - Dustin Phillips (USA)<\/p>\n<p>- Craig McClellan (USA)<\/p>\n<p>- Hale Irwin (USA)<\/p>\n<p>- Nico van Rensburg (RSA)<\/p>\n<p>- Todd Hamilton (USA)<br>\n 71 - Chen Liang-Hsi (ROC)<\/p>\n<p>- Mardan Mamat (Sin)<\/p>\n<p>- Jim Rutledge (Can)<\/p>",
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