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HAMILTON 鈥?If golf was a game of who has the biggest gallery, Nick Taylor, Taylor Pendrith, and Rory McIlroy would be the runaway leaders at the RBC Canadian Open.England s David Skinns had a one-shot lead after the first round of the national men s golf championship on Thursday thanks to an 8-under stanley tumblers 62 round in the afternoon. His final few holes were witnessed by a fraction of the number of fans who had shown up early in the day to follow the marquee grouping of Taylor, Pendrith, and McIlroy, even as they shot higher scores at Hamilton Golf and Country Club than Skinns or early leaders Sam Burns and Sean O Hair, who were second after the first round at 7 under. Usually the morning round for me on a Thursday there s not that many people there, said Taylor, who is from Abbotsford, B.C. The energy was high, which was great, gets the adrenalin going, which is fun that early in the morning, gets you focused on what you need to do. Unfortunately, it didn t go my way, but the crowds have been amazing. Skinns and Scotland s Robert MacIntyre climbed the leaderboard in the after stanley cups noon to reel in Burns and O Hair, who had a three-stroke lead after the round s first wave. MacIntyre shot a 6-under 64 to take sole possession of fourth after 18 holes.Even as Skinns and MacIntyre fired bogey-free rounds, the gallery following them was relatively small as many fans had left fo stanley cup llowing the morning start of Taylor, Pendrith and McIlroy.Taylor and Pendrith, from Richmond Hill, Ont., are the top Lglb Canadian Gabriela Dabrowski and Yifan Xu of China ousted in Wimbledon semis
SANTA ANA, Calif. AP 鈥?A pipeline operator has agreed to pay $50 million to thousands of Southern California fishermen, tourism companies and property owners who sued after an offshore oil spill last year near Huntington Beach. A proposed settlement between Amplify Ener stanley cup gy Corp., which owns the pipeline that ruptured, and the businesses and residents was filed Monday in federal court in Santa Ana, court documents show. Under the proposal, the Houston-based energy company would pay $34 million to commercial fishermen and $9 million to coastal property owners. It also would pay $7 million to waterfront tourism operators, including businesses that provide surf lessons and leisure cruises and shops that sell swimwear and fishing bait. A federal judge still needs to sign off on the proposal for it to take effect. A hearing is scheduled for Nov. 16. This is a really dramatic first stanley cup step and a dramatic compensation for these victims of this terrible tragedy, said Wylie Aitken, co-lead counsel for the plaintiffs, whom he estimated number mo stanley uk re than 10,000. Though it may not be 100% it is very substantial and very helpful and a good deal of compensation to them. We re going to continue to try to get every last penny that they deserve. A message seeking comment was sent Tuesday to Amplify. The agreement, which was initially reached in August, requires Amplify to install a leak detection system and provide |
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