ST. ANDREWS, Scotland—ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP)—In a story Oct.
3 about European Ryder Cup player Paul Lawrie, The Associated
Press erroneously reported that he was the oldest player on
either the Europe or United States team, at 43. Steve Stricker,
who played for the U.S., is 45.  A corrected version of the
story is below:  Paul Lawrie criticizes crowd behavior at
Medinah  Paul Lawrie unhappy at Medinah peanut gallery, calls
Ryder Cup win 'all the more satisfying'   Associated Press  ST.
ANDREWS, Scotland (AP)—Paul Lawrie wasn't just battling Brandt
Snedeker as Europe won the Ryder Cup. He also had to contend
with the Medinah crowd.   "I didn't get abused, but you get
comments like: 'Top it! Shank it! You're going to lose.' Stuff
like that on every shot you play," Lawrie said Wednesday. "Every
single shot you hit last week, that's what you get. So
apparently that's how it is."  "Jose Maria made it clear—don't
even look at them, don't take them on. Certainly don't react.
Don't make on as though it's hurting