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Back to form Ben Crane, a Westlake resident, said he was "excited" Sunday after completing a tour event without back pain for the first time since January.

Crane, 30, sprained his back at the Buick Invitational (Jan.

26-29), causing him to withdraw after the first round.

His closing 73 in The Players moved Crane into a tie for 36th in his first full tournament since finishing 30th at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic on Jan.

22.

"For my first week back, I'm exited about making the cut here and playing all right," said Crane, whose next event will be the Masters (April 6-9).

"I feel like I'm kind of getting the groove back." Henry satisfied Fort Worth resident J.J.

Henry improved his driving accuracy and his finish during a final-round 73.

Henry split eight of 14 fairways, matching his high during tournament week, and climbed into a tie for 45th to earn his first check ($22,020) in five Players appearances.

"It's not quite the finish I would have liked, but it's a step in the right direction," said Henry, a former TCU golfer.

"I hung in there and only had one or two bad drives in tough conditions.

I played pretty good." Briefly Camilo Villegas' tie...