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STA. ROSA, Laguna — Teeners Ton Ton Asistio and Mia Piccio came through with solid rounds to top their respective divisions even as Asian Games bronze medalist Michael Bibat recovered from a disastrous start to salvage a spot in the match play phase of the 2006 Philippine Amateur Golf Championships at The Country Club yesterday.


Asistio took advantage of the early morning tee off and fired a two-under par 70, making three birdies against a bogey in the last six holes for a 36-34 card.


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                    [Title] => Chua, Roberto continue to lead pack
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Heidi Chua of Wack Wack and Lora Roberto of Southwoods stayed tied in the lead even as reigning champion Lina de Guzman of Canlubang moved within two points at third place yesterday, bracing themselves for a final-round shootout in the 40th Southern Ladies Open golf championship at the Cebu Country Club course here.


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                    [Title] => Ladies pluck bronze in the rain
                    [Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea – The Philippine ladies team salvaged the bronze as third-running Ria Denise Quiazon faltered in trying conditions -- incessant rains and finger-numbing cold –  that swept the Asiad Country Club in the final day Sunday.


The pretty Fil-Am wavered  on the front nine with a triple bogey on the fourth hole and the team spent the rest of the day warding off a repeated charge by Chinese Taipei to secure the bronze by four shots.


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                    [Title] => 1 silver pa sa bowling
                    [Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea – Ang kabiguan ng women’s trio ay bahagyang tinakpan ng konting liwanag makaraang masungkit nina Chester King, CJ Suarez at Botchok Rey ang silver at bronze medal naman mula sa women’s golf team na pumatid sa uhaw sa kampanya ng bansa kahapon sa pagpapatuloy ng 14th edition ng Asian Games.


Nagpagulong ng kabuuang 3,874 pin-falls sina King, Suarez at Rey upang makubra ang silver sa men’s trio.


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                    [Title] => Kiamco misses gold in 9-ball
                    [Summary] => BUSAN – In a blink of an eye, a sure gold turned into a disappointing silver. 


The Philippines missed the chance to secure a second gold in the 14th Asian Games Saturday after Warren Kiamco lost to Chinese-Taipei’s Yang Ching-Shun, 11-3, in the 9-ball singles final of the billiards competition here.


The battle for the gold could have been an all-Filipino affair but Antonio Lining, who topped the yearlong eliminations back home, fell to the Chinese-Taipei entry, 11-10, earlier in the semis.

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                    [Title] => Quiazon bails out RP golfers
                    [Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea – Filipino golfers leaned on the efforts of a pretty US-based Filipina to put some semblance of order on a day of soaring scores at the mountain-top Asiad Country Club here.


Rhia Denise Quiazon carded an even par 72, the second best card in the day, on the ladies side of the event and emerged joint fourth placer in the individual event, making up for a lethargic outing of the favored men’s squad.


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                    [Title] => Pagunsan loses steam, shares lead with Thai
                    [Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) – Juvic Pagunsan failed to sustain his stirring opening day round as he fumbled with a 74 yesterday, enabling Thailand’s Wisut Artjanawat to gain a share of the lead halfway through the 21st SEA Games golf individual event at the Sungai Long Golf and Country Club course.


After a sizzling 67 Monday, Pagunsan started practically on the wrong foot this time, stumbling with a double-bogey on the opening hole and failing to recover those strokes with a two-over par for the day.


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                    [Title] => Pagunsan slows down, keeps lead
                    [Summary] => National team mainstay Juvic Pagunsan overcame intermittent rains, firing a one-over-par 73 to keep a commanding seven-stroke lead going into the final round of the second Canlubang Amateur Open golf championship at Canlubang’s South course yesterday.


With the Robert Trent Jones-designed layout spared by the heavy downpour that swept the metropolis but played long with soft and muddy fairways,  Pagunsan came up with a decent round as he virtually put the wraps on the coveted crown in the 72-hole tournament.

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                    [Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea – The Philippine ladies team salvaged the bronze as third-running Ria Denise Quiazon faltered in trying conditions -- incessant rains and finger-numbing cold –  that swept the Asiad Country Club in the final day Sunday.


The pretty Fil-Am wavered  on the front nine with a triple bogey on the fourth hole and the team spent the rest of the day warding off a repeated charge by Chinese Taipei to secure the bronze by four shots.


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                    [Title] => 1 silver pa sa bowling
                    [Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea – Ang kabiguan ng women’s trio ay bahagyang tinakpan ng konting liwanag makaraang masungkit nina Chester King, CJ Suarez at Botchok Rey ang silver at bronze medal naman mula sa women’s golf team na pumatid sa uhaw sa kampanya ng bansa kahapon sa pagpapatuloy ng 14th edition ng Asian Games.


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                    [Summary] => BUSAN – In a blink of an eye, a sure gold turned into a disappointing silver. 


The Philippines missed the chance to secure a second gold in the 14th Asian Games Saturday after Warren Kiamco lost to Chinese-Taipei’s Yang Ching-Shun, 11-3, in the 9-ball singles final of the billiards competition here.


The battle for the gold could have been an all-Filipino affair but Antonio Lining, who topped the yearlong eliminations back home, fell to the Chinese-Taipei entry, 11-10, earlier in the semis.

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Rhia Denise Quiazon carded an even par 72, the second best card in the day, on the ladies side of the event and emerged joint fourth placer in the individual event, making up for a lethargic outing of the favored men’s squad.


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After a sizzling 67 Monday, Pagunsan started practically on the wrong foot this time, stumbling with a double-bogey on the opening hole and failing to recover those strokes with a two-over par for the day.


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                    [Title] => Pagunsan slows down, keeps lead
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With the Robert Trent Jones-designed layout spared by the heavy downpour that swept the metropolis but played long with soft and muddy fairways,  Pagunsan came up with a decent round as he virtually put the wraps on the coveted crown in the 72-hole tournament.

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