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SPRINGFIELD, N.J. -- The Latest on the PGA Championship (all times local):6:30 p.m.The third round of the PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club has been called for the day after nearly four hours of play being suspended by dangerous weather that included a lot of heavy rain.Six pairings did not even start their third rounds and 37 players were on the course when play was stopped at 2:15 p.m.Play will resume at 7 a.m. to complete the third round. To help expedite matters, the pairings for the final round of the years final major will remain the same as the third round. However, the weather forecast for Sunday includes a chance for rain most of the day.Jimmy Walker and Robert Streb are the co-leaders after the second round at 9 under par.The best of Saturdays completed rounds were 5-under 65s by Padraig Harrington and Kevin Kisner.----6:10 p.m.The third round of the PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club has been called for the day after nearly four hours of play being suspended by dangerous weather including a lot of heavy rain.Six pairings did not even start their rounds and 31 players were on the course when play was stopped at 2:15.Play will resume at 7 a.m. to complete the third round with the final round of the years final major to follow. However, the weather forecast for Sunday includes a good chance for rain most of the day.Jimmy Walker and Robert Streb are the co-leaders after the second round at 9 under par.----2:15 p.m.Play has been suspended in the third round of the PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club because of dangerous weather in the area.Co-leaders Jimmy Walker and Robert Streb had been scheduled to tee off at 2:55 p.m.----1:30 p.m.Francesco Molinari knows how to close out a round of golf. The native of Italy birdied the final six holes in a 2-under 68 in the third round of the PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club. Molinari had two bogeys and a double-bogey before he started his birdie binge on No. 13. He birdied one par-3, three par-4s and two par-5s in his run.Molinari is 1 under for the tournament, eight strokes behind co-leaders Jimmy Walker and Robert Streb who are scheduled to tee off at 2:55 p.m.----1:05 p.m.With the leaders still about two hours from teeing off in the third round of the PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club, the player drawing the biggest gallery was Phil Mickelson.The left-hander, who won the PGA the last time it was played here in 2005, got his round of 2-under 68 started a little better than he did his second round. On Friday, he hit his tee shot well out of bounds on No. 1 and wound up with a triple-bogey 7. He started his third round with a bogey 5.He said with the greens being so receptive and with a lack of wind theres a 61 or a 62 out there for the taking.Robert Streb, the second round co-leader with Jimmy Walker at 9 under, on Friday became the 28th player to shoot a 63 in a major championship. Mickelson and Henrik Stenson shots 63s this month in the British Open.Former PGA champion Padraig Harrington shot a third-round 65 to get to 4 under for the tournament.----11:50 a.m.None of the early starters to the third round of the PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club finished with a round worse than par. The first five pairings produced two 4-under 66s -- Justin Rose and Charl Schwartzel -- a 68 by Patton Kizzire, three 69s and four rounds of par 70.The leaders -- Jimmy Walker and Robert Streb are set to tee off at 2:55 p.m.----10:40 a.m.The third round of the PGA Championship is underway at Baltusrol Golf Club.The talk around the course was still about Robert Strebs second-round 63 that had him tied for the lead with Jimmy Walker. Streb became the 28th player to shoot a 63 in a major tournament. Greg Norman and Vijay Singh both did it twice.Strebs 63 was the third in just a few weeks as Phil Mickelson and champion Henrik Stenson both had one in the British Open.Walker followed an opening 65 that had him in the lead alone after the first round with a 66 to be at 9 under with Streb.So far this year each major champion won one for the first time: Danny Willett in the Masters, Dustin Johnson in the U.S. Open and Stenson. Only three of the top 12 players after the PGAs second round had won a major -- defending champion Jason Day, Stenson and Martin Kaymer. Doug Flutie Bills Jersey . -- Stanfords Kevin Danser knelt on one knee and hardly moved on the sideline as Michigan State celebrated its Rose Bowl victory and his Cardinal teammates made their way to the locker room. Tremaine Edmunds Bills Jersey . Only three players drafted by NHL clubs were included on the Czech selection camp roster on Wednesday. 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The early arrival of a baby in Texas helped make it happen. Snedeker moved to the top of the field after second-round leader Hunter Mahan withdrew when his wife unexpectedly went into labour, and held on Sunday for his second victory of the season and the sixth of his career. Mahan, who had a two-stroke lead at 13 under through 36 holes, rushed home to be with wife Kandi, who gave birth to daughter Zoe early Sunday. "Zoe will be getting a very nice baby gift from me. I cant thank Kandi enough for going into labour early. I dont know if Id be sitting here if she hadnt," Snedeker said with a laugh after shooting a final-round 70 to finish 16 under. "But that is a way more important thing than a golf tournament. I missed a golf tournament when my first was born, and it was the best decision I ever made. Im sure Hunter would say the same thing." Dustin Johnson (70), Matt Kuchar (71), William McGrit (68) and Jason Bohn (71) tied for second at 13 under behind Snedeker, who said winning the PGA Tours only stop north of the border is special for a number of reasons. "This is a tournament I said early on in my career I wanted to win just because my caddie is actually from Canada and its his national open. It meant a lot to him, meant a lot to me," said the 32-year-old from Nashville. "Third oldest tournament on Tour and its got some great history to it, and now to put my name on that trophy, it means a lot." After a Saturday that saw a number of players score in the mid-60s thanks to a calm morning and a soggy afternoon, Glen Abbey Golf Club bit back with breezy conditions at the suburban course some 40 kilometres west of Toronto. "The wind was blowing very hard. Every fairway was tough to hit, every green was getting firm. It placed an importance on managing your golf ball," Snedeker said. "I was able to hit some quality shots coming down the stretch when I needed to and put the ball in the right spot." Snedeker, who pocketed $1,008,000 of the tournaments $5.6-million purse, also won the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am in February and is finally healthy after a bothersome rib injury. "First part of the year, I couldnt do anything wrong. I was playing fantastic, and I got injured. I feel like Ive been fighting to get myself back to the way I was at the beginning of the year," said Snedeker. "Im not saying Im there, but Im close to the way I was playing in the beginning of the year." Snedeker, the 2012 FedEx Cup champion whose best-ever finish at a Canadian Open was a tie for fifth at Glen Abbey in 2009, was 1 under on the day after the front nine and birdied No. 10 to move to 16 under overall. He gave that shot back on No. 12, but birdied No. 16 and parred No. 17 and No. 18 to secure the victory. "It feels great to get a win to validate all the hard work Ive put in over the past three months where I havent played my best," Snedeker saiid.dddddddddddd. "To win a tournament like this with those pivotal holes coming down the stretch means a lot." Johnson started the day in a group three shots back of Snedeker and fought his way into a share of the lead, only to see the wheels fall off in spectacular fashion at No. 17 with a triple bogey that started with an errant drive. "I was playing really well," Johnson said. "Really confident, swinging the driver really good. So you know, its a driver hole for me, and I just blocked it a little bit, made a poor swing." John Merrick, who tied a course record on Friday with a 62, shot 71 to finish in a tie for sixth at 12 under. David Lingmerth started the day in the final group a shot back Snedeker but ended up with a 75 to finish in a tie for 12th at 10 under. David Hearn of Brantford, Ont., was the top Canadian at the par-72, 7,253-yard course with a final-round 73 to finish at 4 under. The 34-year-old had three birdies on Sunday to go along with two bogeys and double bogey to finish in a tie for 44th. "It wasnt the finish that I was really looking for. I had a nice chance today," said Hearn, who was also the low Canadian at the tournament back in 2006. "Ill take away some positives from the week. I appreciate the support from everyone here this week and it always feels good to play at home." Mike Weir of Brights Grove, Ont., shot an even-par 72 to finish tied for 49th at 3 under. The 43-year-olds tournament highlight came in Fridays second round when he fired 67 to briefly get into contention. "Im playing fine. Just missing too many short putts. I missed a number the last couple days inside six, seven feet, just missing way too many of those," said Weir, who made his first cut at a Canadian Open since 2009. "You need those to keep your round going sometimes and I just didnt capitalize when I had opportunities. "I had one good day of putting and the rest not very good." Roger Sloan of Merritt, B.C., had an up-and-down day that culminated with three straight birdies to wind up with a final-round 72 in a tie for 52nd at 2 under. The 26-year-old plays on the Web.com Tour but showed he can compete alongside some of golfs best. "The PGA Tour is not way up there anymore. Its just within grasp," Sloan said. "Its comforting to know if I stick to the process and stay committed to what Im doing, Im going to be out here soon." Notes: Snedeker now sits third in the FedEx Cup standings behind Tiger Woods and Kuchar. ... McGrit also finished tied for second at last years Canadian Open at The Hamilton Golf and Country Club. ... The last Canadian to win this countrys national open was English-born Pat Fletcher in 1954. The only Canadian-born golfer to win the tournament was Karl Keffer (1909, 1914). Albert Murray, a Canadian also born in England, won in 1908 and 1913. ... 2012 RBC Canadian Open champion Scott Piercy (71) finished tied for 52nd. ... The 2014 tournament will be played at Royal Montreal. ' ' '