Golf: Nystrom leads by one from Gonzalez

Sweden' Henrik Nystrom leads by one stroke in the opening round of the German Masters from Ricardo Gonzalez.

Thu, 04 Oct, 2001 - 13:39

Sweden' Henrik Nystrom leads by one stroke in the opening round of the German Masters from Ricardo Gonzalez.

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CourtsGolfGerman MastersPerson: NystromPerson: GonzalezPerson: Henrik NystromPerson: Ricardo GonzalezPerson: Henrik SWEPerson: GONZALEZ, Ricardo ARGPerson: WESSELS, Roger RSAPerson: GronbergPerson: Mathias SWEPerson: SandelinPerson: Jarmo SWEPerson: ChapmanPerson: Roger ENGPerson: SENDEN, John AUSPerson: WINCHESTER, Roger ENGPerson: RemesyPerson: Jean-Francois FRAPerson: HarringtonPerson: PádraigPerson: SmythPerson: DesPerson: CLARKE DarrenPerson: McGinleyEvent: German MastersOrganisation: Sweden
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