A career performance from Erie Otters goaltender Tyson Teichmann wasnt enough to defeat the defending Ontario Hockey League champions for a second straight night. The Owen Sound Attack overcame Teichmanns 55-save performance and beat the Otters 6-3 Saturday. The Attack outshot the Otters 61-23 on their way to splitting the weekend doubleheader, including 48-13 in the final two periods. Teichmann kept the game from being a rout. Elsewhere in the OHL it was: Belleville 3 Kingston 0; Barrie 8 Niagara 6; Sarnia 4 Kitchener 3; and Windsor 5 Oshawa 4 (SO). At Erie, Pa., the Attack (4-4-0) built an early 1-0 lead on the Otters for the second straight night, as Brendan Childerley poked a wrap-around past Teichmann 1:28 into the opening period. But as in a 7-4 win Friday, the Otters (1-5-0) responded. Veteran forwards Luke Cairns and Greg McKegg, who combined for two goals and 11 points on Friday, teamed up on Cairns third goal in two nights to tie the score 1-1 at the 3:37 mark. Then late in the period, Sondre Oldens hustle behind Owen Sounds net led to fellow rookie Connor Browns first OHL goal. Olden deflected goaltender Jordan Binningtons errant pass. Brown picked up the loose puck and slipped it into the open net for a 2-1 Otters lead with 5:44 left in the period. The Attack tied the score at 2-2 on Joseph Blandisis rebound goal 3:41 into the second. Then the Otters inability to clear their defensive zone led to the tiebreaking goal with 7:42 left in the period. Daniel Catenacci scored off a scramble in front, with Jarrod Maidens and Keevin Cutting earning the assist. The Otters were fortunate to trail only 3-2 heading into the third. Owen Sound outshot the Otters 28-7 in the middle period to build a 41-18 advantage after 40 minutes. Teichmann made several key stops, including a sprawling save in which he swatted the puck off the goal-line. He kept Eries deficit at a goal for most of the third period. 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Horne made birdies on five of the last eight holes on his Wales Open debut, his 100th tournament on the European Tour since 2000. He turned pro at 25 and turns 40 next week. Horne secured his European Tour card last year and still seeks his first tour win, so he relished coming home in 30 shots on the links course. "The golf course was playing as easy as its going to play," said the 289th-ranked Horne. "The front nine was pretty tough because it was a bit cold and the ball wasnt going that far. The pins were pretty difficult on the front nine, too. "Once it warmed up and once I started to warm up myself and make a few birdies, I actually really enjoyed the back nine." Ryder Cup player Peter Hanson was second after making four straight birdies from No. 14 in shooting a 65. The Swede was followed by English pair Steve Webster and Paul Broadhurst plus Alvaro Velasco of Spain, who all shot 66. McDowell, Hansons playing partner, was next in a group of six. 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