Still Life in Fast Lane ; Rookie Seeks Double Success As He Steps Up Pursuit of Leader Glenn Ralph, Reports Douglas Lowe

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Barry Lane, one of the new boys on the senior circuit to have turned that magical age of 50 in June, was in a good position to claim a Scottish double after surviving strong winds yesterday on the Torrance course at Fairmont St Andrews.

The Englishman, who won the Scottish Open over the Kings Course at Gleneagles all of 22 years ago, had a one-under-par 71 for a four- under aggregate of 140 to lie one behind leader Glenn Ralph with a round to go in the pound(s)250,000 Cleveland Golf/Srixon Scottish Senior Open.

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Still Life in Fast Lane ; Rookie Seeks Double Success As He Steps Up Pursuit of Leader Glenn Ralph, Reports Douglas Lowe

"It would be nice to win in Scotland again and I have lots of memories from Gleneagles," said the former Ryder Cup player who will return there for this week's Johnnie Walker Champi...

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