SUN CITY, South Africa -- Jamie Donaldson held on to his three-shot lead through the third round of the Nedbank Golf Challenge on Saturday, putting the Welshman in sight of the biggest payday of his career on his Sun City debut. The Welshman strung together six birdies and just a single bogey on No. 17 in a 5-under 67 to stay ahead of a two-way tie for second between Ryan Moore of the United States and Thomas Bjorn of Denmark. Donaldsson had a 16-under total of 200. Henrik Stenson, playing his first tournament since clinching the European money title last month to go with his FedEx Cup, was five shots back after a 69, tied with Sergio Garcia (66) and Thongchai Jaidee (66). Donaldson had his birdies in twos at the Gary Player Country Club, with back-to-back gains on Nos. 4 and 5, 10 and 11, and 14 and 15 for a good chance at the $1.25 million winners check at the newly-instated European Tour event. Before this week, he last played the course nearly 20 years ago. "Every win is special, this would be just a little bit more special," he said. Moore, another Sun City debutant, went bogey-free to card 67 and is also attempting to become the first rookie winner at the Nedbank since Zimbabwes Mark McNulty in 1986. Bjorn had a 66. Ernie Els struggled to a 77 after hearing before the third round that his former mental coach Jos Vanstiphout had died. Els said it was "another very sad day" for him after the death of former South African President Nelson Mandela on Thursday. Bjorn opened his back nine with an eagle and a birdie, but made bogey on the par-5 No. 14 to slip back again before finishing with his fifth birdie. Moore was flawless with five birdies and no dropped shots. Former Sun City winner Stenson recovered from a seven on No. 9, when the No. 3-ranked Swede twice hit the water, to birdie four holes coming home and stay in contention. Garcia bounced back from a 73 on Friday, making six birdies and an eagle on No. 13 to counter two bogeys. 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Pinch-runner Brett Hayes advanced on a sacrifice, Jose Reyes was intentionally walked and both runners advanced on a wild pitch. Emilio Bonifacio was then intentionally walked to load the bases, and Ramirez drove a 1-2 pitch over the head of right fielder Travis Buck for the victory. "I was just trying to hit it hard somewhere," Ramirez said. The Marlins, who also had a walkoff, 11-inning win Friday, failed to sweep the three-game series only because they blew a three-run ninth-inning lead to lose Saturday. "Were testing ourselves early and seeing what weve got," said Chad Gaudin (1-0), who held Houston scoreless over the final three innings. Miami went 2-3 without manager Ozzie Guillen. He returns Tuesday from a five-game suspension imposed after he angered Cuban Americans in South Florida by praising Fidel Castro. Jose Altuve had two hits and two RBIs for the Astros, but they went 0 for 9 with runners in scoring position, stranded 13 and struck out 11 times. "The guys battled this whole series," manager Brad Mills said. "That one hit was eluding us." The Astros had a runner at second with one out in the 10th, and loaded the bases with two out in the 11th, but failed to score both times against Gaudin. "Theres no room for error there," Gaudin said. "Every pitch is a battle. You cant give up a run." Announced attendance was 34,232, largest of the weekend in the Marlins new home, although the actual turnout was several thousand less.dddddddddddd "We expect people to come if we win," interim manager Joey Cora said. "In Miami, like anywhere else, if you win theyre going to come." A bird fell from the closed retractable roof in the eighth inning and landed dead near Marlins centre fielder Bonifacio. "It scared me," he said. "I was getting ready for the hitter and I saw that -- boom." Thus jolted, the Marlins began their comeback in the bottom half of the inning. The rally cost Houstons J.A. Happ a victory. He allowed two runs in six innings and struck out eight. "We saw today that balls will go out of here," Happ said. "I dont think its a case of the conditions as much as it is making your pitches." Leading off the 31st inning in the ballpark, Infante hit a milestone homer for the Marlins when he pulled a 1-0 pitch from Happ into the second row of the nightclub area beyond the left-field fence. The 73-foot-tall sculpture lit up and squirted water as the artworks blue marlins rotated. Gaudin watched from the bullpen. "Its nice," he said. "Its a good piece of the park. It has got a lot of moving parts to it. Its very entertaining. "As long as those fish are swimming, that means were winning," he said. Infante celebrated the homer, his fourth this year, by popping his bubblegum as he rounded third base. The ball carried well for Sanchez, too. He was shaken up when he fouled a pitch that bounced and hit him in the right temple. 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