Pavin, Langer Deadlocked Heading Down Final Stretch

Sun., March 26, 1995

Compiled From Wire Services

Bernhard Langer and Corey Pavin fought the gusting wind and ghoulish greens of the TPC golf course to a standstill Saturday and shared the lead going into the final round of The Players Championship at the TPC-Sawgrass Stadium Course.

Langer’s 71 and Pavin’s 72 put them at 5-under-par 211, one stroke ahead of Lee Janzen, who putted his way to a 3-under-par 69, a magnificent score the way this course is playing.

Pullman’s Kirk Triplett has a three-day total of 224, 8-over par.

The wind continued to confuse and frustrate the players. On some holes the flag would hang limply from the pin while the tree tops towering above bent in a stiff, steady breeze.

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