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(gl). Nonnen, Finanzbeamte und Golfer konnten ihnen nicht das Wasser reichen: Die Surfer ließen sich bei der ZDF-Show „Wie schlau ist Deutschland?“ mit Johannes B. Kerner nicht den Wind aus den Segeln nehmen.

Angel Cabrera hopes to be on fire at the U.S. Open, but he's leaving last year's cigarettes behind, Golfweek.com says.

Jeev Milkha Singh of India shot an 8-under 63 Saturday, including an eagle, to lead the Bank Austria Open by four strokes. His 15-under 127 total tied the lowest 36-hole score on the European Tour this season. "I am happy with the way that I have played," Singh said. "I was bogey-free, and holed a great long putt on the last for eagle." Simon Wakefield of England (65) trailed Singh, and Mark Brown of New Zealand (63) and Peter Fowler of Australia (67) were five shots behind the leader.

Tim Clark heated up at just the right time Saturday, and the South African broke a logjam at the Stanford St. Jude Championship to grab the lead to himself. On a day that started with six players tied for the lead and 52 within six strokes of the top, Clark finished a bogey-free 6-under 64 with three birdies and an eagle on his final five holes. Then he watched as his 5-under 205 total held up for a two-stroke lead as he looks for his first PGA Tour victory.