Saturday, August 9, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Eleven Saturday, August 9, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Crampton pounces on PGA lead AKRON, Ohio P1-Bruce Crampton has spoken of it many courses at his very best, moved into position behind Crampton times. and the tournament took on a more familiar appearance. "The only thing missing from my career is a major title," the quiet, unassuming Australian veteran has said repeatedly, a wistful quality in the voice that still hears a trace of his native Sydney. "I've achieved much more, so very much more, out of golf than I ever thought I would. But, yes, now, at this time of my career, I'd have to say I'd like to win a major championship. "It's the only thing I haven't done. "It's really the only thing missing." So Crampton, a dour, grim-faced competitor on the golf course but a pleasant, smiling man away from the fairways, took a major step in the fulfillment of his dream of glory with a spectacular but-characteristically-unsmiling 63 that propelled him into a three-stroke lead yesterday in the second round of the 57th PGA National Championship, last of the season's four major tests of golfing greatness. His seven-under-par effort over feared Firestone was a course record and a PGA National Championship record. It has been bettered only twice on the tour this year and put him in a com- manding position to reach the only goal that has eluded him-a major championship. Hale Irwin, who has the happy habit of playing the tougher Second Round Leaders Some of the more obscure names that dominated first round play slipped-some gently, some quickly-back into the pack and were replaced by the game's more prominent performers such as Crampton, Irwin and Jack Nicklaus, with Tom Weiskopf, British Open king Tom Watson and Billy Casper within striking distance. Irwin, the 1974 U.S. Open champion who is bidding for a spot among the front rank of the game's greats, scored his first professional competitive hole-in-one on the way to a 6S and second place at 137. heBilboard Amateur Best-Ball tournament will be held September 6-7 at the University of Michigan Golf Course. The field will be limited to 80 teams and the deadline for entering is August 31. Golfers can make reservations by call- Ing 653-SM.S The two-day, 36-hole event is considered the top amateur best- ball tournament in Michigan. 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