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Venezuelan Jhonattan Vegas lit up the front nine at Royal Sydney but it was Aussie favourite Adam Scott who proved the closer midway through day two of the Australian Open.The world No. 7 and former Masters winner powered into contention, along with fellow Aussie Aaron Baddeley, with a blistering back nine on Friday which included a birdie-eagle-birdie stretch through holes 6, 7 and 8 resulting in a seven-under 65.And it could have been better if a couple of putts had dropped on his front nine (10-18), particularly at 18 when he left it millimetres short. Still, Scott began with back-to-back birdies on holes 1 and 2 before he rounded out his day in style.Well it was a good second nine holes really, and finally got a bit of rhythm happening out there and a bit of momentum, Scott said.A few putts went in and a few better shots, the good shots finished a little better today. So we had a nice morning for playing around here, the greens were soft; Ive got a feeling they watered them a little bit more expecting very hot temperatures this afternoon, so they were very receptive.And once I kind of figured that out and adjusted to that after a few holes I started playing a little bit better and more aggressively.Scotts sensational three-hole run was highlighted by a spectacular four-iron that set up eagle - a feat matched by Baddeley who played a superb second of his own.Yep, I hit a really good four-iron from 226 yards, Scott said. It was my best shot of the day for sure, to about five feet, and had just an inside right putt and I hit a nice putt there.Its funny because I hit a lot of nice putts today yet I missed a couple of short ones and I should focus on the long putts I made.Earlier, Vegas thundered up the leaderboard with five straight birdies from No. 12 through 16.The Venezuelan, who is the only other international player of note outside of American Jordan Spieth, found himself on a roll as both Scott and Baddeley struggled early on.But Vegas was left to rue an errant second shot from a perfect position on No. 4, a horrible lie in the sand resulting in a double bogey. He did however pick up two birdies coming in to limit the damage.Baddeley, meanwhile, struggled for consistency early on Friday as he mixed birdies with bogey in equal measure across the front nine. But a superb recovery shot from the trees on No. 1 set the tone for his closing nine five-under.Today I still hit a couple of average shots but overhaul I hit a lot of really good ones, Baddeley said.The more free I play the better I hit it.Recent PGA Tour winner Rod Pampling also enjoyed the morning conditions to sign for a five-under 67 and be level with Scott at six-under, but it was Rhein Gibson (66) who grabbed the clubhouse lead at seven-under.Overnight leader Curtis Luck and Spieth were out in the afternoon wave. NFL Wholesale Jerseys . It was Kerbers third final of the year after losing to Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova of Russia in Monterrey in April and to Petra Kvitova of Czech Republic in Tokyo two weeks ago. The 10th-ranked German improved her record in finals to 3-5. Cheap MLB Jerseys China . 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Joe Clarke has won Great Britains second gold medal of Rio 2016 by triumphing in the mens K1 canoe slalom final.After the agony of David Florences last-placed finish on Tuesday, British kayaker Clarke lit up a gloomy Whitewater Stadium with the race of his life.Clarke not only won Britains first Olympic medal in the mens K1 since Campbell Walsh at Athens 2004 but secured gold in a time of 88.53 seconds.A jubilant Clarke was stunned by his success. I just cant really put it into words, he said. Im just so made up.I have so many amazing memories of this sport and this just tops all of them in one day.Clarke admitted his new status as Olympic canoe slalom champion was one to savour.It has a nice ring to it, he told BBC Radio 5 live. Everything pieced together so nicely. I knew I was capable but to put down that run in the Olympic final, it is a dream come true.I have spent a lot of time here, I know this course like the back of my hand and it has paid off.There has been lots of ups and downs but it is just fantastic When I woke up I struggled to have breakfast I was so nervous with all the emotions.dddddddddddd I thought if it goes to plan I could come away with a medal but to be Olympic champion it is something you dream about.Clarke was happy with the way his performance gained momentum throughout the competition.I wanted to build through the rounds. I had a very good qualification, second [in the heats] and third in the semifinals and then I knew that at the right time it would come naturally.I kind of just held it all together and came away with the gold medal.After moving into the gold medal position Clarke faced an agonising wait until his Olympic title was confirmed while the final two competitors had their runs.It was very difficult. I was on edge but Id done my job and I cant control what they do. I knew I had a bronze and from there it was the silver and then it was the gold, its just so amazing. ' ' '