Hart Takes Opening Round Lead at PGA FBR Open
Hart shoots a 3 under par in the opening round to take the early lead at the PGA FBR Open. The round featured strong iron play and several birdie putts on the back nine.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2007
Page
13
Hart shoots a 3 under par in the opening round to take the early lead at the PGA FBR Open. The round featured strong iron play and several birdie putts on the back nine.
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New York reports Anthony, leading scorer, was left off the Western Conference reserves for the Feb 18 All-Star game in Las Vegas. Allen Iverson earned his eighth straight appearance. Dirk Nowitzki was Mavericks' sole representative amid other snubs and selections from Detroit, New Jersey, Phoenix.
Andre Powell arrives at Clemson amid wet conditions to coach James Davis and C.J. Spiller. He aims to blend their talents, deny transfer rumors, and push them toward first round NFL status while managing recent team ups and downs.
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