Duval not yet done.(Sports)

From: The Boston Herald | Date: April 9, 2000| Author: Guregian, Karen | Copyright information

AUGUSTA, Ga. - The new-look David Duval, with his fancy Mossimo mock turtlenecks, at least had the appearance of being dressed for success on a cold, windy, rainy day like yesterday.

Golf clothing aside, Duval, the Masters' second-round leader, faced a tough battle trying to hang on to that lead.

Following Friday's sizzling 7-under-par 65, Duval teed off late in the day under the worst possible conditions.

Playing with gusting winds hovering around ...

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