British Seniors' Open Championship: Stanley stays on course

Ian Stanley has maintained his effort to win the British Seniors' Open Championship at Royal County Down as he has picked up two birdies against

Sun, 29 Jul, 2001 - 17:24

Ian Stanley has maintained his effort to win the British Seniors' Open Championship at Royal County Down as he has picked up two birdies against

one bogey on the outward run.

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