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NY Times · Nov 8, 2015

Rain-Sodden PGA Tour Event Headed for Monday Finish

(Reuters) - The PGA Tour's Sanderson Farms Championship is headed to a Monday finish after only 39 minutes of play in the second round in Mississippi on Saturday.

Torrential rain left the already soggy Country Club of Jackson in an almost unplayable condition.

American Roberto Castro, who shot a 67 on Friday for a 15-under-par 129 total, holds a four stroke lead over compatriot Bryce Molder (67) and Venezuelan Jhonattan Vegas (67).

Second-round play was halted at 11:09 a.m. local time on Saturday with 76 players -- more than half the 132-man field -- still to complete the round.

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