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Article: SCOREBOARD; Scores after the first round of the New Zealand Open at the par-70, 5962m

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January 16, 2004
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Scores after the first round of the New Zealand Open at the par- 70, 5962m The Grange golf course at, Auckland yesterday (am -- denotes amateur):

64 -- Peter O'Malley (Australia), Ben Bunny (Australia), Wade Ormsby (Australia), Brad Heaven (am, New Zealand).

65 -- Matthew Millar (Australia), Chris Johns (am, New Zealand), Ricky Schmidt (Australia).

66 -- Kurt Barnes (Australia), David Diaz (Australia), Simon Nash (Australia), Chris Downes (Australia), Adrian Percey (Australia), Lucas Parsons (Australia), Eddie Lee (New Zealand), Euan Walters (Australia), David Bransdon (Australia).

67 -- Stuart Thompson (New Zealand), David Smail (New Zealand), Peter Fowler (Australia), Mahal Pearce (New ...

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