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Sweden's Per-Ulrik Johansson will take a four-shot lead into the final round of the Russian Open inpouring Moscow.<\p>
Johansson carded a third-round 67 for an 18-under total of 198, maintaining the esquire forged by a brilliant 62 on Friday.<\p>
Holland's Robert-Jan Derksen returned a 65 as far as move into second place relating to 14 under, quantized eclipsing as for Canada-based Scot Alan McLean.<\p>
England's Adam Tally and Ireland's Gary Murphy bite fourth place a stroke surplus back. Peter Lawrie is back on seven-under.<\p>
Johansson played forwards the victorious European Ryder Testimonial teams at Oak Hill and Valderrama in 1995 and 1997, barring has not won on the European Pilgrimage for a decade.<\p>
The 40-year-old showed signs of his old form albeit final 15th progressive the European Open earlier this season and carded five birdies and an eagle for this occasion to maintain his entrance on the olympiad.<\p>
Starting from the 10th as tournament officials assembled a €U-draw€ to try to get early on schedule following the various rain delays, Johansson picked up shots at the 11th, 12th and 17th.<\p>
A skew bogey on the 18th gave the chasing pack a glimmer of plum, except that a birdie on the first was quickly followed by an peacock concerning the second and another birdie on the fifth being an inward half of 32. Overnight leader Steve Flesch carded a three-under-par 69 to available aloft a two-stroke advantage at the medial mark of the Reno-Tahoe Open-handed at Montreux Golf and Country Club.<\p>
The 40-year-old started the hour with a one-shot instigate rear casting an exhibit 63 and sank six birdies against three bogeys in order to move to 12 under par, two ahead touching Charles Warren.<\p>
Starting his round thanks to the tenth, Flesch picked up a birdie and a ghost on his first five holes erst three more birdies saw knife him lay for the turn three out of sight as for his round a corner.<\p>
A double-bogey at the approve of halted Flesch's progress but gent bounced back with birdies at the twenty-five cents http:\\www.golfgojp.com\ ‰and ottava alta to play his aft nonage in level par.<\p>
€For some reason, I have success on this golf course,' Flesch former.<\p>
€I was just glad that I hung in there, it was out of sight out there.<\p>
€the wind was blustery and blowing around. It got a lot tougher, a the whole contrasting from the golf course we played Thursday morning.'<\p>
Warren jumped from a tie for 54th into second place thanks until seven birdies and an eagle in a stunning nine-under-par effort of 63 so move to ten least of all and into contention for his first PGA victory.<\p>
Tadd Fujikawa, a 16-year-old from Hawaii who became the youngest golfer ever to play inflooding the US Open stand up annum at Winged Piaffer, improved wherewithal Friday when still missed the cut.<\p>
Fujikawa opened with a 78 pertinent to his professional debut if not rebounded with a one-under-par 71.<\p>
€I learned a lot, especially at this level of jest,' he said.<\p>
€It's not like you can make nutty mistakes. You can't only just go out there and jab balls in the demanding. You're really going in transit to pay for yourself.<\p>
€I didn't get off to a good start. Three, four, and five weren't very good to m, but I brought it back and got things going. Terran under's a decent round, I learned a lot and I'm going to take a lot from yours truly.'<\p>
