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Lowery, Scott tie for Byron Nelson lead

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Published: May 11, 2006 at 8:42 PM

IRVING, Texas, May 11 (UPI) -- Steve Lowery and Adam Scott both shot 5-under 65 Thursday and share the lead after one round of the Byron Nelson Golf Championship at Irving, Texas.

Lowery was bogey-free over 18 holes, while Scott's round featured seven birdies and two bogeys.

Bob Estes and Brett Wetterich head into the second round tied for third place at 4-under 66.

Bubba Dickerson -- who was tied for the lead with Scott and Lowery late in his round -- bogeyed two of his final four holes and finished at 3-under 67, tied with nine other players, including Dean Wilson, Tom Herron and Bo Van Pelt.

Defending champion Ted Purdy is tied with 15 players -- including Vijay Singh and Jim Furyk, last week's winner of the Wachovia Championship at Charlotte -- at even-par 70.

Two-time Masters champion Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods are not playing in this year's Byron Nelson tournament.

Topics: Adam Scott, Bo Van Pelt, Byron Nelson, Dean Wilson, Jim Furyk, Phil Mickelson, Steve Lowery, Tiger Woods, Vijay Singh
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