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Jimenez, Rumford tied for Euro golf lead

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Miguel Angel Jimenez, shown in a 2009 file photo, has moved into a share of the lead during Saturday's third-round play at the European Tour's stop in South Korea. (UPI Photo/Art Foxall) 
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Published: April 30, 2011 at 7:25 AM

ICHEON, South Korea, April 30 (UPI) -- Miguel Angel Jimenez pulled into a tie for the lead with Brett Rumford during Saturday's play at the European Tour's Ballantine's Championship in South Korea.

However, rain storms in northwestern South Korea kept the field of 72 from completing their rounds Saturday. The leaders will have to play nine holes of the third rounds Sunday before beginning final round play.

Jimenez and Rumford are 10-under par, which is two strokes better than Rhys Davies with another seven players lurking at 7-under.

Jimenez, who started the third round three strokes back of Rumford, was at 3-under after nine holes Saturday. He opened the day with birdies at the first two holes and got to 10-under with a 15-foot birdie putt at No. 8.

Rumford, after six consecutive pars to begin his third round, had a bogey at the par-3, 238-yard seventh hole but moved back into a share of the lead with a birdie at 8.

Topics: Brett Rumford, Miguel Angel Jimenez
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