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Inclement weather conditions and a less-than-desirable forecast throughout the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area on Saturday resulted in the second round of the Invited Celebrity Classic being called off.

Play will resume on Sunday for the tournament, which will be conducted as a 36-hole competition. There will be no formal cut.

Thomas Bjorn of Denmark fired seven birdies during a bogey-free 64 on Friday to lead the Invited Celebrity Classic at Irving, Texas.

Bjorn holds a one-shot lead over a quartet of players at Las Colinas Country Club.

Jerry Kelly, Clark Dennis, England's Paul Broadhurst and South Korea's Y.E. Yang were in the group that shot 65.

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