On a day when overnight leader Graham DeLaet was tumbling down the leaderboard, a sizzling 6-under 64 has put unheralded Matt Every into the second round lead at the Sony Open in Hawaii.(
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The 28-year-old American, who was suspended by the PGA for three months in 2010 after being arrested in his hotel room on a drug charge, played flawless golf on a breezy day at Honolulu\'s Waialae Country Club, birdying his last three holes as he moved to a halfway total of 10-under 130 that put him two shots clear of nearest pursuers Carl Pettersson of Sweden and David Hearn of Canada. (
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Two more Americans, Doug LaBelle and Pat Perez, are tied for 4th with Zimbabwe\'s burly Brendon de Jonge, who rocketed into contention among the front-runners with a tournament best 62
DeLaet, the Canadian who made the biggest news here on day one when he secured the lead with
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