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By Bob Harig
Special to ESPN.com Sunday, November 4, 2007 LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Stephen Ames undoubtedly felt pressure over the closing holes at the Children's Miracle Network Classic on Sunday. He held a 1-stroke advantage over Tim Clark and had to confront a couple of treacherous par-4s before he could celebrate victory. And let's face it, as a 43-year-old golfer with just two PGA Tour titles, nothing was certain, and a win could not be taken for granted. But if Ames failed, all was not lost. One of his reasons for coming to Walt Disney World ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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