IRELAND'S Cameron Clark stormed into a two shot lead on eight under par second round of 6 at Emporda, in the PGA European Tour Qualifying School II yesterday. That left him clear of Scotland's Finlay Clark who carded a superb six under par 65.

Meanwhile, at Panoramica, play, was delayed because of fog and the second round will only be completed today. But former British Amateur champion Philip Parkin, moved into a share of the lead from, the early starters in the clubhouse. The Welsh golfer carded a three under par second round of 69 and was joined on five under par by South African Michael Sholz and Andrew McKenzie and David R Jones, both of England.

At Peralada, Sweden's Per Nyberg still holds the lead by two shots though his level par second round 72 was six shots worse than the 66 he had carded on the opening day.

Loch Lomond golfer Gordon Sherry surrendered his leading position in the second round at St Cyprien in France yesterday but still stayed on course for a starting spot at the final school. The 22 year old added a one under par effort of 72 to his five under par opener to finish in fifth position on 140, one shot behind Ireland's John Murray who shot a superb 68 yesterday.