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After dropping behind with bogeys on the first and fourth holes, the Philippine Open runner-up went on a birdie spree on his next 14 where he made seven to finish with a 54-hole aggregate of 214, two-under-par.


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Kim, playing out of Royal Northwoods, bulldozed his way past second round leader Toru Nakajima of Japan and a horde of Manila Southwoods boys with a 34-35 for a 216 after earlier rounds of 73-74.


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After opening his bid with an even-par 72, Nakajima played steady golf again at the course he calls home to seize a two-stroke lead over former national player Gene Bondoc with a 142 aggregate, two under par, Bondoc shot an even-par 72 for the second straight day for 144.


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                    [Title] => Ocampo cops Class B crown
                    [Summary] => Carl Santos Ocampo sustained his winning streak by winning the Class B crown in the Tat Filipinas Jungolf Open, the fourth leg of the annual summer circuit of the Jungolf Foundation of the Philippines, in San Pedro, Laguna.


Santos Ocampo, fresh from a big victory last week at Sherwood Hills, tallied a 228 to beat IG Gutierrez by three strokes, with Justin Tambunting and Ian Ray Intal sharing third place at 234.


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                    [Title] => De Vera, Bautista rally to capture Sta. Elena Cup
                    [Summary] => Fred de Vera and guest partner Jimmy Bautista made a big charge from six points down in the final round to capture the Sta. Elena Cup even as Angelo Que edged bossom buddy Cookie LaO in the countback for the low gross award.


Playing in the Class C division, De Vera and Bautista mastered the sleek greens of the Sta. Elena course with a combined 83-point effort in their second round to win the top plum pulling away by four strokes with a 156 total.


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Competing in Class C, Yaptangco came through with a day-best 44 points and Veloso tallied 36 for 80 points that put them on top of the 220-team field in the member-guest invitational of the prestigious Sta. Elena Golf Club.


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After dropping behind with bogeys on the first and fourth holes, the Philippine Open runner-up went on a birdie spree on his next 14 where he made seven to finish with a 54-hole aggregate of 214, two-under-par.


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Kim, playing out of Royal Northwoods, bulldozed his way past second round leader Toru Nakajima of Japan and a horde of Manila Southwoods boys with a 34-35 for a 216 after earlier rounds of 73-74.


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After opening his bid with an even-par 72, Nakajima played steady golf again at the course he calls home to seize a two-stroke lead over former national player Gene Bondoc with a 142 aggregate, two under par, Bondoc shot an even-par 72 for the second straight day for 144.


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Santos Ocampo, fresh from a big victory last week at Sherwood Hills, tallied a 228 to beat IG Gutierrez by three strokes, with Justin Tambunting and Ian Ray Intal sharing third place at 234.


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Competing in Class C, Yaptangco came through with a day-best 44 points and Veloso tallied 36 for 80 points that put them on top of the 220-team field in the member-guest invitational of the prestigious Sta. Elena Golf Club.


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