Black sent a 20-yard drive inches over the crossbar before Webster rose to meet a long throw, John Sutton played it back into his path and the central defender fired low past Stack.
The idea of the Bill Barker Rose was the brainchild of John Cook, Lord of the Manor of Workington, who hired a specialist in Chester to create and name the rose.
"By the time we closed the transaction on June 11 we had the brunt of the work all done, " says John Rose, who quit Digital in 1992 after a dispute with then-president Kenneth Olsen and now heads Compaq's Enterprise Computing Group.
It needed a chief scientist, and in 1990 Riordan recruited John Martin, who rose to chief executive in 1996.
Mr Farmer was a member of the board during the John Toshack era when the Swans rose from what was then Division Four to the top of the First Division.
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As well as longbow archers, the boat from Portsmouth Historic Dockyard carried a Tudor musician, chief executive of the Mary Rose Trust John Lippiett, Bruce Parker - the BBC commentator on the day of the raising - and members of the public.
Scott rose in a crowded penalty area after 83 minutes to thump home John Melligan's pinpoint corner for his first goal for the club.
At current interest rates, homes would still be affordable even if prices rose by 20% from their current levels, said John Burns, chief executive of a home-builder consulting firm in Irvine, Calif.
He had a three-shot lead over Fowler, Keegan Bradley, Justin Rose, Ken Duke and John Huh when play was stopped.
Poulter's close friend Justin Rose and former Open champion John Daly failed to grab the one remaining place on offer from a 15-man play-off.
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