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Four share lead in Boise, where three players make aces

BOISE, Idaho -- Jim McGovern, Brenden Pappas, Jeff Klauk and Nicholas Thompson shot matching 8-under-par 63s Thursday for the first-round lead at the $675,000 Albertsons Boise Open presented by First Health. The 63s match the tournament record for lowest first-round score with six other players dating back to Rick Cramer's opening round in 1996.

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