P322 CEEFAX 322 Fri 8 Apr 21:18/11 1/6 GOLF: US MASTERS, Augusta Second round clubhouse leaders: par=72 (US unless stated) 14p D Forsman 0 76 141 J-M Olazabal Sp 67 143 L Roberts 68 145 M O'Meara 70 146 M Standly 69 L Janzjn 0 71 148 S Zole Sc 73 ag 73 147 C Rocca It 73 F Fund 73 S Tolrance Sc 73 J Faldo E 73 I Waosnrm Wb 74 aly 73 1 C Parca Au 74 F Slnk 0 75 C M'gomnree Sc 73 N Fando 73 I Woolnr 73 C Dtad 0 73 C Garry Jpn 74 J Sjhr 73 More scores follow >>> US MASTERS SECOND ROUVD LATEST 321 Tennis Golf Athletics Round-upP322 CEEFAX 322 Fri 8 Apr 21:18/45 2/6 GOLF: US MASTERS, Augusta Second round clubhouse leaders cont'd: (US unless stated) par=72 151 D Hart 0 75 1 2 J Nicklaus 74 D Ellis 0 74 J Inman 76 153 P Baker Eng 75 B Estes 76 154 C Coody 74 A F'brand Swe 74 B Caspjr 77 D Love 78 J Adams 0 78 S Hoch 0 79 155 S Elkington Ass 74 A Palmer 77 156 P Stewart 78 J Thomas a 0 78 T Aaron 80 157 B McCallister 78 158 B Lane Eng 82 161 I Pyman Eng a 79 US MASTERS SECOND ROUND LATEST 321 Tennis Golf Athletics Round-upP322 CEEFAX 322 Fri 8 Apr 21:19/31 ] 3/6 GOLF: US MASTERS, Augusta Colin Montgomjrie was resigned to missing the halfway cut after a 73 left him six-over par at Augusta. Europe's leading monj9-winner saw his hopes dive with his third six of the second round at the 15th. He said: "I haven't enjo9ed myself this week. Many of the pin placings on Thursday were on the limit of being unfair." Midlandjr Peter Baker knew he was heading home after adding a 75 to his opening 78, while Barry Lane crashed to 14 over with an 82. 5 SECOND ROUND LEADERBOARD ON P—GE 321 Tennis Golf Athletics Round-upP322 CEEFAX 322 Fri 8 apr 21:12/04 4/6 GOLF: US MASTERS, Augusta Nick Faldo, Ian Woosnam and Sam Torrance were all anxiously waiting to see if they had made the cut. The British trio all followed their opening 76s with 73s to stand at five over - perilously close to the cut-off point. Twice champion Faldo improved to three over but faltered late in his round. Woosnam refused to talk afterwards while Faldo said: "The course has probably been the toughest I'6j ever seen it. I'm disappointed." SECOND ROUND LEADERBOARD ON P—GE 321 Tennis Golf Athletics Round-upP322 CJEFAX 322 Fri 8 Apr 21:27/45 5/6 GOLF: US MASTERS, Augusta Former champion Sandy Lyle looked like maintaining his interest in Augusta and was happy with his game The 36-year-old Scot, who wore the famous green jacket in 1988, had a 73 and was four-over par, saving himself with a birdie at the 17th. He said: "I'm playing well but I had four three-putts yjuteuday and three today. "I can't remjmbjr the last time I had under 30 putts in a round. It may bj 18 months ago." SECOND ROUND LJADERBOARD ON P—GE 321 Tennis Golf Athletics Round-upP322 CJJFAX 322 Fri 8 Apr 21:20/13 6/6 GOLF: US MASTERS, Augusta Spaniard Jose-Maria Olazabal carried on where compatriot Sj6j Ballesteros left off as hj picked up the European quest for glory. Olazbbal, second in the New Orleans Classic, surged past Ballesteros with birdies at the 15th and 17th. He finished with a 67, five-under for the day and three-under overall, at that stake two behind leaders Larry Miaj and Tom K te. Ballesteros slumped from two und to two ov r after six. SECOND ROUND L,ADERBOARD ON P,GE 321 Tennis Golf Athletics Round-up