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VALERO TEXAS OPEN PGA GOLF
SAP2002092903 - SAN ANTONIO, TX, Sept 27 (UPI) -- Fred Funk reacts to missing a birdie putt on the 15th hole at the Valero Texas Open Sunday, Sept. 29, 2002, in San Antonio, TX. Funk shot a 6 under par 64 to finish in 2nd place at 16 under par for the tournament, three shots behind the winner Loren Roberts who finished at 19 shots under par. jaf/jm/Joe Mitchell UPI

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