THE WOODLANDS, Texas -- Gene Sauers chipped in for birdie on the par-4 17th a day after making a double bogey on the hole, and finished with a 6-under 66 on Saturday to take a two-stroke lead in the Champions Tours Insperity Championship. Sauers hit into the water on the 17th hole Friday, but atoned for the mistake Saturday with a 25-yard chip. "I didnt know whether to flop it or bump-and-run it or anything like that," Sauers said. "So, I just went ahead with my bread and butter like when I was a kid, just hit my sand wedge and hit it perfect." The 50-year-old Sauers, a three-time winner on the PGA Tour who is making his 10th career start on the 50-and-over tour, had an 8-under 136 total at The Woodlands Country Club. First-round leader Mike Goodes was second after his second straight 69. Goodes made a 10-foot birdie putt on No. 16 and parred the final two holes. "I played good," Goodes said. "I made a great birdie for me (on 16), a nice 7-iron about 10 feet right of the hole and hit a really good putt in the hole. Then two good pars on 17 and 18 and I was glad to get in where I was." Only five players were under par, the lowest total after 36 holes in a Champions Tour event since the 2003 Verizon Classic at Tampa when three players were under par. Loren Roberts was 3 under after a 69. Peter Senior (70) and Esteban Toledo (71) were 1 under, and Barry Lane had a 67 to top the group of five players at even par. Goodes and Sauers dueled through much of the round, never separated by more than two shots. Sauers ran in short putts for birdies on the first two holes and also had birdie putts of 3 feet on No. 6 and 15 feet on No. 8, but he hit a bad bunker shot and two-putted for a bogey on No. 9. He trailed Goodes by one shot going to the final nine. Sauers pulled even when Goodes three-putted from 18 feet on the par-4 11th. 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And the philosophy under new Winnipeg Blue Bombers acting general manager Kyle Walters appears to be a drastic shift in thinking from the former regime. “The way we feel now, talking Wade (Miller), Kyle (Walters), and myself, were going to bring guys in,” said head coach Tim Burke of the new acting CEO, GM, and himself. “In the future were going to bring guys in, free agents, who might get cut by another team — theres good guys who get cut by teams.” And it didnt take long for the new philosophy to set in as veteran kicker Sandro DeAngelis was shipped in and started immediately in place of Justin Palardy last week and five-year Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive back Bo Smith was inked to the practice roster early this week. Not to mention the firing of Gary Crowton and promotion of Marcel Bellefeuille into the offensive coordinator role. Everyone around Bombers camp has been careful with their words when speaking about the old philosophy compared to the way the new Miller-Walters-Burke trio will approach things, but they are definitely clear in the changes they want to make. “Were going to build our team and not just rely on bringing our own guys in. If somebody else finds them and develops them, thats fine with us,” added the head coach. “Were constantly looking for other people. If we can do anything to upgrade our team, we will.” Somewhat overshadowed by the change at OC and the perpetual carousel at quarterback, the Blue Bombers defence has also been troubled by the opposition - the air attack in particular. And while the roster appears experienced and talented on that side of the ball, the new philosophy is a welcome one to struggling coordinator Casey Creehan. “When you get injuries in this league its nice to have veteran players that can come and fill in. 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