1.   And Maggert, who started the day four strokes behind Levi, played boldly.

2.   After starting the day only two strokes behind the leader of the Buick Classic, Ernie Els, who expanded his lead, Atwal had gone the other way.

3.   But his goal was to improve his score by at least one stroke each day.

4.   Conway, who lived in Boston and in Conway, Mass., had suffered a stroke the day before, said his wife, Jill.

5.   He began the day three strokes behind the leader, Stewart.

6.   He started the day five strokes off the pace, but he played steadily and impressively on a demanding course.

7.   He started the day three strokes behind Sutton.

8.   He started the day three strokes behind Crenshaw and Brian Henninger but quickly leaped into contention with birdies at the second and sixth holes.

9.   It was definitely tough on Mickelson, who began the day just one stroke off the lead, but before being betrayed by his putter.

10.   It was merely the fifth birdie on the front nine for Woods, who had begun the day seven strokes off the lead.