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                    [Title] => Saragoza soars with two eagles
                    [Summary] => CANLUBANG — Boyet Saragoza needed two eagles to seize control. Now, one wonders what it would take him to make it to the honor roll.


Combining luck with talent, Saragoza came away with a rare two-eagle feat for a five-under par 67 yesterday, dislodging fancied Cangolf teammate Juvic Pagunsan at the helm and moving closer to a first big win in the 10th DHL-WWWExpress National Amateur Golf Championships here.


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                    [Title] => Cangolf, S’woods bets fuel rivalry, tie for lead
                    [Summary] => CANLUBANG – Boyet Saragoza and JR Tanpinco stepped up when their fancied fellow club bets floundered a bit on a scorching day at Cangolf’s north course yesterday, firing identical one-under par 71s for a share of the lead with two other rivals from Southwoods at the start of the 10th DHL-WWWExpress National Amateur Golf Championships here.


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                    [Title] => Roberto romps to easy 11-shot Southern win
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD — Lora Roberto scored an expected romp in the 41st Southern Ladies Open Golf Championships, dominating the field with a closing 57 point-output for a whopping 11-point victory over Southwoods teammate Tracy Locsin at the Bacolod Golf and Country Club at Hacienda Binitin in Murcia here yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Roberto  flattens field, pads lead by 6
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD — Lora Roberto threatened to turn the 41st Southern Ladies Open Golf Championships into her own private show when she shot 54 points yesterday and pulled away from Aileen Rose Yao with a six-point lead in the championship division at the Bacolod Golf and Country Club at Hacienda Binitin in Murcia here.


Starting the round with a shaky one-point edge, Roberto made a couple of 27s under the Molave system for that 54, even-par in medal play, as the Southwoods bet pooled a 36-hole aggregate of 109, counting her first round score of 55.


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                    [Title] => Roberto takes charge
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD — Southwoods’ Lora Roberto flashed her awesome form and fired 55 Molave points to pace the championship division of the 41st Southern Ladies Open Golf Championships here at the par-70 Bacolod Golf and Country Club at Hacienda Binitin in Murcia, Bacolod City yesterday.


Roberto, out to erase the stigma of her sorry stints in the RP Ladies Open and the DHL-NGAP Open early this year, strung up nines of 28-27 to post a one-point up over the comebacking Aileen Rose Yao, who carded 54 points.


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                    [Title] => Heidi begins quest for win No. 3
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — The 40th Southern Ladies Open, the country’s longest-running golf tournament for women amateurs, starts today at the exclusive Cebu Country Club here.


Considered the No. 1 breeding ground for future stars of the sport, the tournament has drawn the country’s top lady par busters, led by reigning back-to-back Philippine Ladies Open champion Heidi Chua.


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                    [Title] => Heidi repeats as Open queen
                    [Summary] => It took Heidi Chua an extra hole, but the reigning Philippine Ladies Open golf champion still did it, retaining her crown by nipping jungolf sensation Jayvie Agojo in a thrilling playoff that had the former virtually atoning for her sputtering windup in regulation and showing the latter how to play with grace under pressure.


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                    [Title] => Heidi, chief rivals forge ahead
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                    [Title] => Stars, future champs to vie in DHL Amateur
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Presented by DHL Worldwide Express and WWW Express, the DHL Amateur brings together the biggest names in amateur golf—from the premier men’s division to the women’s bracket to the newly created seniors division.


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                    [Title] => Roberto  flattens field, pads lead by 6
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