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Michael Bibat, fresh from his bronze medal finish in the Asian Games in Doha, Qatar, gets the top billing in the Philippine Amateur Golf Championships which gets under way on Dec. 18 at The Country Club in Canlubang, Laguna. 


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DOHA — Athletics takes center stage Friday as hammer thrower Arniel Ferrera and steeplechaser Rene Herrera go up against world-class rivals in the finals even as the boxers Godfrey Castro and Joan Tipon eye semis berths and the national golf men’s and ladies squads open their bid against equally talented rivals in Day 7 of the Asian Games here.


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DOHA — They trained long and hard for this, the big one in its ambitious golf program that took off early this year with a lot of promise, produced some good results midway in the season but got stymied by poor performances heading into the Asian Games here.


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                    [Title] => Filipino golfers target sweep of HK Amateur
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SINGAPORE – Jay Bayron closed out with a second straight 70 and finished fifth in the individual competition of the Singapore Open Amateur Championship ruled by Chiragh Kumar of India at the Singapore Island Country Club’s Bukit course here yesterday.


Four muffed birdie putts inside five feet slowed down Bayron’s final round bid for the crown won by Michael Bibat in 2004 as the 28-year-old shotmaker, five strokes off the pace at the start of the round, settled for 34-36 round for that one-under par card and a four-day aggregate of 281.


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DOTTIE ARDINA AND CYNA RODRIGUEZ

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