PGA NOTES

TOLEDO, Ohio The unofficial attendance is 110,074 for seven days.Yesterday's crowd is not included because Sunday's ticket stubs werehonored. . . . Bob Tway was scheduled to play in the Insurance YouthClassic in Springfield, Ohio, yesterday, until Sunday's rainlengthened the PGA. "On the final days they pair a pro with one oftheir youth finalists," said Tway. "I played in it when I was a kid. I'm sorry I missed that. It's kind of fun, and I know it's a bigthrill for the kids."

Tway and Greg Norman will resume their battle forplayer-of-the-year tomorrow at The International, a new tournament inCastle Springs, Colo. A modified Stableford system, which keeps scoreon points instead of strokes, will be used at The International andthe field will be cut after each round. . . . Norman and Tway couldalso meet at the Sept. 1 Grand Slam of Golf at Kemper Lakes.

Inverness shed Sunday's rain amazingly well yesterday. Theplayers found the greens fast and Norman suspected they had beendouble cut and rolled before the start of the round. . . . BenCrenshaw, who shared yesterday's low round of 67 with David Graham,was ribbed about getting hit in the head with his own club Saturday,an accident that required three stitches. "Four or five years agothere was enough padding up there that it wouldn't even have dentedit," said Lanny Wadkins. . . . Johnny Miller withdrew with nineholes to play, giving up at least $1,500 - the check given the lastplace finisher. No reason was given for his withdrawal.