Lee Elder

Two off the pace, David Graham and Hale Irwin at 138 and at 139.

Mike Hill, Jack Nicklaus, Nate Starks, Gene Littler, Lee Elder, and Bob Murphy.

At 140, Charles Cootey, Buddy Allen, and Bruce Devlin.

At 141, Dave Stockton, Tommy Aaron, Lionel Abier, Bobby Cole, Don Iverson, Jim Dentley, Trevino, Lou Graham, Ed Sneed, and Bob Stanton.

Two off the pace, David Graham and Hale Irwin at 138 and at 139.

Mike Hill, Jack Nicklaus, Nate Starks, Gene Littler, Lee Elder, and Bob Murphy.

At 140, Charles Cootey, Buddy Allen, and Bruce Devlin.

At 141, Dave Stockton, Tommy Aaron, Lionel Abier, Bobby Cole, Don Iverson, Jim Dentley, Trevino, Lou Graham, Ed Sneed, and Bob Stanton.

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Lee Elder, Charlie Sifford, all these incredible golfers who have, who've shaped what the PGA Tour is now today if it weren't for Maggie Hathaway.

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Wow.

Nicklaus is four strokes ahead of veteran Miller Barber and Fuzzy Zoeller.

Lee Elder, who won in Milwaukee the week before the British Open, cards a sixty-seven to tie Bruce Lytski at one thirty-five.

John Schroeder, helped by an ace on the par three sixteenth, is at one thirty-six.

He hit a six iron into the cup on the one hundred and forty-five yard hole Well, the pennant race in the National League Western Division is heating up, and it looks like the month of September is gonna be an exciting one for Reds fans.