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Ginn finished at 14 under to win by one stroke and capture his first victory on the Senior PGA Tour. Jim Thorpe had the best day with a 65 and closed at 13 under along with Hubert Green and third-round leader Mike McCullough, who began the day one stroke ahead of Green and four ahead of Ginn. Green shot a 70, and McCullough had a 71 during the final round. Doug Tewell was alone in fifth at 10 under. Ed Dougherty and Hale Irwin, who set nine-hole and first-round records, finished six strokes back. Dave Stockton and Larry Nelson were at 8 under. Ginn made four straight birdies from Nos. 10-13 to take the lead for good at 14 under. The 53-year-old Australian, who joined the Senior PGA Tour in 1999 after playing professionally all over the world, maintained his lead with a par-saving putt at 16 after his tee shot landed in the left rough and his second in a bunker.
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