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                    [Title] => Debbie youngest RP Open champ
                    [Summary] => Teener Debbie de Villa enhanced her promising golfing career by becoming the youngest Philippine Ladies Open champion yesterday, humbling the big guns with a solid game in the early going then thwarting Korean Lee Seo-jae in the closing holes to win by one with a two under-par 69.


The 15-year-old De Villa kept the momentum of her solid 71 in the second round that netted her a one-stroke lead over Lee as she birdied three of the first four holes in a fiery start that virtually cushioned the impact of her bogey-bogey finish at the Manila Golf Club.
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It will be a brief 36-hole showdown of the country’s jungolf aces against visitors from Fukuoka, Japan with Jayvie Agojo, Dottie Ardina and Allenby Jiro Ramos — all set to be cited by the PSA this coming Friday for their international exploits in 2003 — leading the Philippine contingent.
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                    [Title] => Debbie youngest RP Open champ
                    [Summary] => Teener Debbie de Villa enhanced her promising golfing career by becoming the youngest Philippine Ladies Open champion yesterday, humbling the big guns with a solid game in the early going then thwarting Korean Lee Seo-jae in the closing holes to win by one with a two under-par 69.


The 15-year-old De Villa kept the momentum of her solid 71 in the second round that netted her a one-stroke lead over Lee as she birdied three of the first four holes in a fiery start that virtually cushioned the impact of her bogey-bogey finish at the Manila Golf Club.
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It will be a brief 36-hole showdown of the country’s jungolf aces against visitors from Fukuoka, Japan with Jayvie Agojo, Dottie Ardina and Allenby Jiro Ramos — all set to be cited by the PSA this coming Friday for their international exploits in 2003 — leading the Philippine contingent.
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