conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Lewiston, Morning, Tribune with the genre: Sports & Outdoors, Biographies?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Walking With Tigers'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for this book.. End with the sentence ' Getting the ball in the hole in two more shots seemed likely for a player with Maguire's talent.'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Walking With Tigers
  The mission was clear for Jack Maguire as he walked to the 18th tee on the iconic Pumpkin Ridge Golf Course. If he made birdie, he would make enough money at the WinCo Foods Portland Open to earn his PGA card and become eligible to enter the tour's tournaments in 2017.
  However, if the former Florida State University star made par or worse, he would fall short and could only get into tour events through other, more difficult qualifying methods.
  The pressure was intense and the Golf Channel's live coverage made it possible for viewers to share the drama. Maguire had put himself into this precarious position by missing very makeable birdie putts on the three previous holes. Now he had absolutely no margin for error.
  But there was a good chance he would succeed. Pumpkin's 18th, the tournament's 72nd and final hole, is a reachable par five and several players in the field had successfully hit the green in two shots. Maguire had both the experience under pressure and the firepower to do it.
  He did not get the ball on the putting surface in two but he did the next best thing by leaving the ball in perfect position for a simple, straight forward pitch shot. Getting the ball in the hole in two more shots seemed likely for a player with Maguire's talent.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.. End with the sentence ' Still, he managed to salvage a very respectable 69 while Drewitt fired a 72 and Gates stumbled to a 77.'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: More importantly, there was something else in the air and both Joel and Geno felt it. "Today we weren't out there just trying to make a cut. Today we were out there trying to make birdies and move up the leaderboard. It's different and feels good," Bonnalie explained.
  Matt Every, Scott Brown, Stewart Cink and Sebastin Munoz, whose caddie Danny Renneisen is one of Geno Bonnalie's frequent roommates, shared the first round lead with six under par 64's. Schauffele shot 69 and Armour posted a 73.
  A confident Dahmen was bogey and three-putt free in the second round. The result was a solid 66 that left him in a tie for 18th and comfortably below the cut line of one over par. Playing companions Xander Schauffele and Bryan Armour shot 69 and 67, respectively, and both made the cut. Joel's fellow rookie and friend Sebastin Munoz continued his strong play and remained a co-leader at nine under par with former masters champion Charles Schwartzel and Chez Reavie, a 2005 winner of the RBC Canadian Open.
  Dahmen and Bonnalie were excited. Joel's game was sharp and they were looking forward to the third round and their pairing with Bobby Gates and Brett Drewitt. Gates is 237th in FedEx Cup standing while Australian native Drewitt held the 189th position.
  Essentially it was a scrambling, grind it out third round for Joel as his ball striking wasn't as good as the first two days. Still, he managed to salvage a very respectable 69 while Drewitt fired a 72 and Gates stumbled to a 77.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Ironically, the guys who had traveled together and been through bed bugs, fire ants, the freezing winds of Pebble Beach, the sweltering heat of Auburn, Alabama, the bitter disappointment of North Carolina, the pure joy of Dallas, the nagging fear of failure, the super high of success and finally, the one last scare in Florida, would be starting their new season traveling separate roads.
  Joel was in the PGA field at Napa, California and Geno made a decision to be there as his caddie. Joel overruled him.
  In September, Geno had qualified to play in the prestigious Mid-Amateur Tournament finals in Atlanta. Geno decided to skip that and attend the Napa PGA opener but Joel put his foot down. "I'll be fine with a substitute. You have qualified for a USGA event and you need to be there," Dahmen said firmly.
  Geno protested mildly but knew his friend was right. "The Mid-Am really is a pretty big deal and though I'm probably not good enough to win, I do owe it to myself to compete and see what I can do," Geno admitted.
  So the new season, full of promise, kicked off with Joel in the wine country of Northern California and Geno on a jet en route to the metropolitan Southeast. But, the separation would be short-lived. The new PGA road lies dead ahead.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The new PGA road lies dead ahead.
  Joel was in the PGA field at Napa, California and Geno made a decision to be there as his caddie. Joel overruled him.
  In September, Geno had qualified to play in the prestigious Mid-Amateur Tournament finals in Atlanta. Geno decided to skip that and attend the Napa PGA opener but Joel put his foot down. "I'll be fine with a substitute. You have qualified for a USGA event and you need to be there," Dahmen said firmly.
  Geno protested mildly but knew his friend was right. "The Mid-Am really is a pretty big deal and though I'm probably not good enough to win, I do owe it to myself to compete and see what I can do," Geno admitted.
  So the new season, full of promise, kicked off with Joel in the wine country of Northern California and Geno on a jet en route to the metropolitan Southeast. But, the separation would be short-lived.Ironically, the guys who had traveled together and been through bed bugs, fire ants, the freezing winds of Pebble Beach, the sweltering heat of Auburn, Alabama, the bitter disappointment of North Carolina, the pure joy of Dallas, the nagging fear of failure, the super high of success and finally, the one last scare in Florida, would be starting their new season traveling separate roads.