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Back with a vengeance.


Frankie Miñoza celebrated his return to the Philippine Open in triumphant fashion, outsteadying China’s No. 1 Liang Wen-chong in a shootout then thwarting the late-charging Gerald Rosales with a closing one-under par 71 for a two-shot victory at Wack Wack’s east course yesterday.


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ANTHONY KANG

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