By Mark Lamport-Stokes ARDMORE, Pennsylvania, June 15 (Reuters) - Dwelling on disappointment was not on Charl Schwartzel's agenda after he ended a tumultuous U.S. Open third round with consecutive bogeys to drop back into a three-way tie for second on Saturday. The former Masters champion appeared to have control of the year's second major as he safely plotted his way around the back nine at challenging Merion Golf Club before coming unstuck, like so many others, on the notoriously difficult closing stretch. ...
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