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Gregory Bourdy and Zander Lombard share the lead at the halfway stage of the Lyoness Open, as Adrian Otaegui discovered what a difference a day can make. Latest leaderboard Lyoness Open Otaegui held the overnight lead after equalling the course record with a flawless opening 64, but failed to register a single birdie on Friday at Diamond Country Club in Austria. Highlights from round 2 of the Lyoness Open in Austria The 23-year-old carded a double bogey, two bogeys and 15 pars in a disappointing 76 to finish four under par, three shots behind Bourdy and Lombard. Chris Wood is the highest ranked player in the field this week Bourdys chances of a fifth European Tour title suffered an early blow when, after starting from the 10th, he bogeyed his second hole of the day, but the world No 135 bounced back with birdies on the 14th and 15th.After a run of eight straight pars the 34-year-old then completed his round in style, tapping in for birdie on the par-three sixth after a superb tee shot and almost holing his approach from 209 yards on the ninth.We were thinking between a five or four iron and I had quite a good lie in the rough, Bourdy told Sky Sports after signing for a 69. We were thinking maybe it was going to fly a bit and its dry as well in front of the green, so I think a five iron was the best option and we saw the result. The Frenchman mixed four birdies with a sole blemish to set the clubhouse lead It was a great day. It was very tough with the wind blowing the same or harder than yesterday and we had some tough pin positions.Lombard surged into a two-shot lead thanks to four birdies in his first six holes and recovered from a bogey on the eighth with another birdie on the ninth, but had to settle for a round of 70 after dropped shots on the 12th and 13th. It was so brutal with the wind out there today, the 21-year-old said. Club selection was absolutely crucial and with the pin positions today, they were tough with the wind direction.I was really hitting great shots on the front nine with just a few misjudgements with the winds on the back nine which cost me a few shots. A little three-putt and a bad pitch and thats all it was. The rest was solid and Im very happy to be in this position for the weekend. Lompard let a two-shot advantage slip away Frances Gary Stal is a shot off the pace after adding a 71 to his opening 67, with Spains Borja Virto a shot further back on five under. Former champion Joost Luiten and Englands Richard McEvoy are alongside Otaegui on four under.Defending champion Chris Wood carded a second consecutive 71 to lie two under.Watch the Lyoness Open throughout the weekend live on Sky Sports 4 - your home of golf Also See: Lyoness Open leaders First round highlights Wood defends Lyoness title Golf live on Sky Sports Jim Leyland Jersey . "Canada," Bolland said with a smile. "Is that a question?" One day earlier, though, fellow Toronto Maple Leafs centre Nazem Kadri wasnt so sure his home and native land could pull off the win against the United States in the semi-finals of the Olympic hockey tournament. Johnny Pesky Jersey . The Incheon-based tea, of the Korea Baseball Organization said the deal for the 35-year-old Scott included a $50,000 signing bonus. Scott reached the major leagues with Houston in 2005 and hit 23 homers or more for Baltimore each year from 2008-10. https://www.cheaptigers.com/1189z-travis-demeritte-jersey-tigers.html . 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Tomass Dukurs final time was 2:19.44. Matt Antoine of the United States finished in 2:19.87 to take third, his third medal of the season and solidifying his position as a podium favourite for next months Sochi Olympics. Antoine matched his bronze showing from the St. Moritz World Cup in 2012. Alexander Tretiakov of Russia was fourth, missing the medals for the first time this season, and Kyle Tress of the U.S. was fifth to match the best World Cup finish of his career. Calgarys John Fairbairn was the top Canadian in sixth. "We always push each other and it helps," Martins Dukurs said. "First run was a pretty solid run, but second run II improved in the push and Im happy with the result.dddddddddddd" With the win, Martins Dukurs passed Tretiakov for the overall World Cup points lead. Tomass Dukurs slipped past Antoine for the third spot, and Tress climbed three spots to 12th in the season standings. "Things are going well," Antoine said. "First run was a little disappointment at the start but I had a great drive down the track and the second run was kind of the opposite. But things are coming together and hopefully they keep progressing from here." Calgarys Eric Neilson was ninth. John Daly was 23rd for the U.S., his lowest finish of the season. Womens skeleton, womens bobsled and two-man bobsled takes to the St. Moritz track on Saturday, then another mens skeleton race and the four-man bobsled competition wraps up the World Cup weekend on Sunday. This is the next-to-last World Cup weekend before the U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation decides on its rosters for the Sochi Games. ' ' '