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McGrane still tied for second place in Beijing

Friday, 18 April 2008

Ireland's Damien McGrane remains tied for second place at the midway stage of the China Open in Beijing today.

McGrane carded a second-round 69 today to reach the half-way stage on seven under par, one shot adrift of leader Michael Vera-Lorenzo.

Elsewhere, Graeme McDowell is one over par after a level-par 72, while Peter Lawrie and Gary Murphy are set to miss the cut on seven over par and eight over par respectively.

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