Golf: Stewart hangs on to share of lead

Saturday 23 October 1993 19:02 EDT

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Gillian Stewart three-putted three times and had to make do with a second-round 75 yesterday but she still has a chance of her first Tour victory since 1987 at the storm-delayed Var French Women's Open at St Maxime. The Scot shares the lead on three-over-par 148 with Italy's Federica Dassu, who shot 70.

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