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                    [Title] => Apo trails host Valley by one
                    [Summary] => Antipolo City — Apo unleashed a third day siege with a 209 to wheel back into contention even as Negros Occidental’s Jose Isedeno kept his grip on the lead with a 69 yesterday in the penultimate day of the 15th Uratex National Caddies Championship here.


Louie Manday of Peninsula Golf in Bataan shared  the limelight after scoring the tournament’s second hole-in-one in the 176-yard third hole using a 3-iron and a No. 4 Maxfli ball.


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                    [Title] => Uratex Caddies lures huge field
                    [Summary] => Over 100 players from 25 teams coming from as far south as Davao City and as far north as Rizal and Cavite have registered for the P2-million 15th Uratex National Caddies Championships.


"We expect a field of 70 clubs in the next few days," tournament committee co-chairmen Col. Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos said yesterday. "Other clubs still have time to sign up."


The 72-hole tournament, bankrolled by the Cheng family, will start Feb. 17 at the Valley Golf and Country Club’s Executive course.  


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                    [Title] => Cheng family continues tradition of Uratex golf
                    [Summary] => The family of the late Robert Cheng has continued the tradition left by the  golf aficionado and sports patron with the staging of the annual Uratex National Caddies Championship.


The 15th staging of one of the world’s most unique tournaments is slated Feb. 17-20 at the Valley Golf and Country Club’s short (5,396-yard) but challenging (par 70) Executive Course.


The late businessman Robert Go Cheng, the RGC Group of Companies founder, started the caddies’ tournament in 1988 at the Capitol Hills Golf and Country Club.


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                    [Title] => Rates snatches crown via playoff
                    [Summary] => Kagitingan’s Joenard Rates parred the first extra hole yesterday to beat Wack Wack’s Ruben de la Rosa in their sudden death playoff for the 14th Uratex National Caddies Championship’s men’s title.


Rates, 20, son of former touring pro Joe Jr., tamed Valley’s par 70, 5,396-yard Executive Course with another 69 to force the tournament’s first sudden death in 15 years.


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                    [Title] => First Gentleman offers incentives for Uratex Caddies top players
                    [Summary] => The First Gentleman Foundation Inc., through First Gentleman Mike Arroyo,  is giving gifts as incentives to participants in the 14th Uratex  National Caddies Championship.


These incentives will include gifts to players who break par during the  tournament and additional raffle prizes during the awards ceremony.


The tournament, one of the most unique in the country since it is  exclusively for caddies, will be played from Dec. 17-20 at the Valley  Golf and Country Club’s Executive Course.


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                    [Title] => 14th Uratex caddies golf draws 20 teams
                    [Summary] => Twenty teams from as far north as Baguio and as far south as Zamboanga have signed up for the 14th Uratex National Caddies Championship next week.


Heading the field so far are host Valley Golf and Country Club, defending men’s team champion Wack Wack Golf  and Capitol Hills Golf Club, the event’s original home.


Seventeen other teams have signed up in the event Robert Cheng launched in 1986 to give bag-toters their own national event, provide financial help and discover talent.


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                    [Title] => Bigger prizes staked in Uratex Caddies
                    [Summary] => Robert Cheng said yesterday he is putting up bigger prizes to add more significance to the resumption of one of the world’s most unique tournaments–the P1.5-million Uratex National Caddies Championship.


"I shelved the 14th edition of our championship last year for personal reasons," said Cheng, the executive committee chairman. "But we are resuming it this month for the sake of our caddies.


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                    [Title] => Gift checks up for grabs in caddies golf
                    [Summary] => Executive committee chairman Robert Cheng said yesterday all teams playing in the 14th Uratex National Caddies Championship next month will receive prizes in the form  of gift certificates.


"We decided to do this from here on to make all the caddies competing teams happy," said Cheng after meeting with organizing committee co-chair Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos.


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                    [Title] => National Caddies listup centers set
                    [Summary] => Registration centers for the 14th Uratex National Caddies Championship are at the National Golf Association of the Philippines and Capitol Hills Golf and Country Club.


"Clubs interested in joining may sign up at the NGAP office at tel. nos. 525-69-87 and 524-51-60 and fax-phone 521-15-78 through Hazel and Charlyn," said tournament committee co-chairman Col. Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Uratex National Caddies sets up listup centers
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"Clubs interested in joining may sign up at the NGAP office at telephones 525-69-87 and 524-51-60 an fax phone 521-15-78 through Hazel and Charlyn," said tournament committee co-chairman Col. Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos yesterday.


‘They may also register at Capitol Hills at telephone 931-30-50 to 55 and faxphone 932-57-09 through Nenette Paelmo, Malou Santos and Ciela Tolentino."

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ABE VILLANUEVA AND MANDING SANTOS

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Louie Manday of Peninsula Golf in Bataan shared  the limelight after scoring the tournament’s second hole-in-one in the 176-yard third hole using a 3-iron and a No. 4 Maxfli ball.


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"We expect a field of 70 clubs in the next few days," tournament committee co-chairmen Col. Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos said yesterday. "Other clubs still have time to sign up."


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The 15th staging of one of the world’s most unique tournaments is slated Feb. 17-20 at the Valley Golf and Country Club’s short (5,396-yard) but challenging (par 70) Executive Course.


The late businessman Robert Go Cheng, the RGC Group of Companies founder, started the caddies’ tournament in 1988 at the Capitol Hills Golf and Country Club.


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Rates, 20, son of former touring pro Joe Jr., tamed Valley’s par 70, 5,396-yard Executive Course with another 69 to force the tournament’s first sudden death in 15 years.


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These incentives will include gifts to players who break par during the  tournament and additional raffle prizes during the awards ceremony.


The tournament, one of the most unique in the country since it is  exclusively for caddies, will be played from Dec. 17-20 at the Valley  Golf and Country Club’s Executive Course.


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Heading the field so far are host Valley Golf and Country Club, defending men’s team champion Wack Wack Golf  and Capitol Hills Golf Club, the event’s original home.


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"I shelved the 14th edition of our championship last year for personal reasons," said Cheng, the executive committee chairman. "But we are resuming it this month for the sake of our caddies.


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                    [Summary] => Executive committee chairman Robert Cheng said yesterday all teams playing in the 14th Uratex National Caddies Championship next month will receive prizes in the form  of gift certificates.


"We decided to do this from here on to make all the caddies competing teams happy," said Cheng after meeting with organizing committee co-chair Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos.


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"Clubs interested in joining may sign up at the NGAP office at tel. nos. 525-69-87 and 524-51-60 and fax-phone 521-15-78 through Hazel and Charlyn," said tournament committee co-chairman Col. Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos yesterday.


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"Clubs interested in joining may sign up at the NGAP office at telephones 525-69-87 and 524-51-60 an fax phone 521-15-78 through Hazel and Charlyn," said tournament committee co-chairman Col. Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos yesterday.


‘They may also register at Capitol Hills at telephone 931-30-50 to 55 and faxphone 932-57-09 through Nenette Paelmo, Malou Santos and Ciela Tolentino."

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