Cardiff Blues edged out Munster 24-23 in a cracking Guinness PRO12 contest that went right down to the wire at Irish Independent Park.Cardiff were full of running in the first half, carving out a 17-10 lead thanks to Tom James brace with Andrew Conway answering back for Munster.An Ian Keatley penalty, followed by a try from replacement Dave Kilcoyne, saw Munster lead 20-17 just past the hour mark, but a tremendous team try -- finished by full-back Dan Fish -- was enough for the Blues to make it two wins out of two.Darren Sweetnam twice came to Munsters rescue in the opening minutes, bundling James and then Cory Allen into touch, but Cardiffs early attacking endeavour was rewarded with a fine eighth-minute try.Winger James 50th touchdown for the Blues saw him evade three defenders on a classy run from outside the 22, with Gareth Anscombe quickly converting.But Munster were level inside two minutes, Sweetnam benefiting from a favourable bounce to brilliantly tidy up a kick and offload for full-back Conway to finish an opportunist seven-pointer.Anscombe landed the easier of two penalty attempts as the visitors continued to lk the part in a fast-paced and entertaining first quarter.Improved interplay from Munster, with Dan Goggin and Rory Scannell offering more of a threat in midfield, led to Keatley levelling matters at 10-all on the half hour mark.Obstruction by Gethin Jenkins saw a try ruled out for Ellis Jenkins, but the Blues retk the lead courtesy of James second effort, the damage being done by a strong surge from centre Rey Lee-Lo who had the Rhymney man up in support.Just as Munster began to make inroads on the resumption, solid defence from Danny Wilsons charges, who had Josh Navidi in man-of-the-match form, kept the home side out.After the advancing Goggin was called back for a forward pass, Munster bounced back by winning a 55th-minute scrum penalty which Keatley dispatched through the posts.The introduction of regular captain CJ Stander and Donnacha Ryan got the Munster pack firing in timely fashion. Ryan won a key ruck penalty and after a series of pick and goes, Kilcoyne burrowed over to the left of the posts with Keatley converting for 20-17.Although Anscombe pulled a long-range penalty wide, Cardiffs bench proved just as effective as Munsters when Matthew Morgans delightful offloaded unleashed Lee-Lo past halfway and Lloyd Williams final pass put Fish over for a superb score converted by Steve Shingler.That proved to be the match winner as although Keatley converted a 72nd-minute penalty, Cardiff ground out a narrow but deserved victory - their fourth ever in Cork and first since January 2013. Manu Ginobili Jersey . Two pressure cker bombs exploded near the finish line of the April 15 race in an area packed with fans cheering the passing runners. Three people were killed and more than 260 injured, including at least 16 who lost limbs. Dejounte Murray Jersey . After dropping their final six games of December, the Wild opened the new calendar year with four consecutive wins. 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At one point Sunday he was tied for 14th after not finishing lower than 13th in any tournament this year.A few hours later, Langer had outlasted Kevin Sutherland and Wdy Austin in a playoff and was celebrating his fourth PGA Tour Champions victory this season and 29th overall on the 50-and-over tour.I blew tournaments when I had a lead and Ive come from seven behind, so you just never know, Langer said.Langer made a 3-ft birdie putt on the first hole of a playoff with Austin and Sutherland to win the Boeing Classic for the second time. A day after his 59th birthday, Langer birdied the par-5 18th in regulation for a 5-under 67 to match Austin and Sutherland at 13-under 203 at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge. Austin also had a 67, and Sutherland shot 64, the low round of the week.It tk a special stretch for Langer to recover from a shaky front nine where he needed a few lengthy par putts to stay on the edge of contention. Langer went out in 1-over 37, but played the back nine in 6-under 30, also making birdies on Nos. 10-13 and 15.When he gets hot with that brm, Austin said in reference to Langers putter, you cant beat that brm.Langer tied Lee Trevino for second on the career victory, still well behind leader Hale Irwin at 45. Langer also won the Boeing Classic in 2010.Langer tk advantage of Austin and Sutherland both finding bunkers on the 18th in the playoff. Sutherland ended up in a bunker off the tee, while Austins second to the parr 5 found a greenside bunker.dddddddddddd. Langers second shot landed 10 yards short of the green and he nearly chipped in for eagle before making the birdie putt to win.You need to be precise and have the nerve and play the golf course the way it needs to be played, Langer said. Theres still a little bit of life left in me.Gene Sauers, the second-round leader and U.S. Senior Open winner two weeks ago, shot a 72 to finish a shot out of the playoff. Sauers started his day with two straight birdies to reach 14 under. But he struggled on the back nine, bogeying three of the first five holes and allowed the chase group to catch up. Sauers was still in contention until making bogey at the 17th after his tee shot came up short. Sauers made birdie at the 18th to finish alone in fourth.While Langer rolled through the back nine, Austin was hot on the front nine going out in 32. His first mistake of the round came at the 15th when he went for the green in two on the par 5 unaware he was in a tie for the lead because electronic scoreboards on the back nine were not working. Austin found a bunker and ended up making bogey.I would have laid up to the right for sure, absolutely, no question, said Austin, who birdied Nos. 17 and 18 to get into the playoff.Sutherland started the day seven shots behind Sauers and made eight birdies with no bogeys in his round. Sutherland was attempting to win his first stroke-play tournament on either the regular or senior tour. ' ' '