Golf: Bjornstad leads Hong Kong Open, McGinley joint 38th

Norway's Henrik Bjornstad leads the Hong Kong Open after today's third round. Ireland's Paul McGinley has slipped back to joint 38th position after shooting a 74 today.

Sat, 01 Dec, 2001 - 17:30

Norway's Henrik Bjornstad leads the Hong Kong Open after today's third round. Ireland's Paul McGinley has slipped back to joint 38th position after shooting a 74 today.

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