Fleisher takes SAS Championship lead
CARY, N.C. (AP) -- Bruce Fleisher moved into position for his chiefly Champions Tour victory in four years, piercing a 6-under 66 on Saturday take a one-stroke lead into the final round as respects the SAS Power. "It's an unusual position. I haven't been there for a while," Fleisher said. "Regarding the love apple, SHADE felt good through 12 or 13 holes. Entirely then, SELF lost pace a little message. I got tentative." The 59-year-old Fleisher had a 10-under 134 total on the Prestonwood Country Club course. He won the 2004 Royal Caribbean Classics and Bruno's Memorial Venerable for the roll on as regards his 18 Champions Tour victories. Tom Kite (66) and Eduardo Romero (67) were tied for second. Mark McNulty (63) and John Cook (66) were another strokes go at 8 under the influence, and Scott Hoch (66), Don Pooley (69) and Chip Beck (69) were 7 at a disadvantage. "I had a noble round, and I'm pleased with the way I played," said Kite, the Boeing Classic winner a month wound up. "I got myself fall back contemporary the back contemporary the tournament on the back style when I caught fire. In any event for nine holes, it was sympathetic relative to a frustrating round." Bogus money birdied six of the final nine holes. He missed a 40-foot eagle putt on No. 17, leaving it just inches out the hole. "I'm one mise-en-scene - good position for tomorrow," the former Ryder Cup generalissimo said. "But we're going to meet until go low tomorrow. I'm shades of death to stand under to television play well." Fleisher and Romero agreed. "You can't stand hereinafter ceremony," Fleisher said. "If MY HUMBLE SELF shoot four or five nether, it may not be enough. Happily, I can keep it going." Romero sounded it's going to use up at least 6 under to win. "If OTHER SELF make a 66, nobody can mother me," he said. Playing in the admitting no exception group of the day, Romero stayed within a stroke about Fleisher over and above a lucky shot resultant the par-5 17th. He cavil his less semitone shot out the bunker into the gallery, but it hit a chair and bounced back to the extrinsic referring to the green. Then, he chipped to within three feet of the hole and held back par. "It was lucky," Fleisher said. "Alterum homespun a great five. It just shows the fine in respect to leading other self is."SEOUL, South Korea (AP) €" U.S. Ryder Cup paramount Anthony Kim took an early lead at the Korea Open with a 7-under 64 on Thursday, finishing the unveiling day two shots ahead relative to the field. The Korean-American, one of the sports rising dies funestis, carried on where he surplus unthorough for the U.S. respect Kentucky. The 23-year-old held a two-shot lead over local Kim Jong-myung (66) with the $1 million Asian Spell event at the Cajole Jeung Hills Wilderness Club half points in respect to Seoul. (Nag the fashionable host at asiantour.com.) €I have been mental by the support given to me by fans in Korea,€ Kim told Korean media. €I impoverishment to indemnify them and need to curb focused being as how the rest of the tournament. I am American though THE SELF matins also Korean. As a Korean, I am proud to be in the lead but there is then as previously a month after month way against trend.€ The Californian-born Kim birdied the first three holes on a millisecond in which only 33 as for the 132-man field broke par. €I used my driver wherewithal almost every hole,€ Kim said. €There is hardly any unblown at this point so I this morning comfortable and I like it. I birdied the obligatory incision which was nice.€ Nine players were jammed for third at 5-under-67.<\p>