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Article: Clark pulls away at South African Open

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January 10, 2003
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Dateline: CAPE TOWN, South African Tim Clark briefly lost his grip in the dying holes on the Erinvale golf course, but managed to hold on to his outright lead in his title defense at the South African Airways Open Championship on Friday.

Clark, who trailed the first round leader Jean Hugo by one stroke after an opening 67, fired an identical 67 to settle for an aggregate 10-under-par 134 at the halfway stage, the South African Press Association reported.

"I played solidly today and I'm in a strong position for tomorrow, " said Clark. "Obviously when the wind starts to blow, that can disappear pretty quickly."

"I feel the way I'm playing I'm ...

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