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His pullout on the eve of the RP Open marred the 2004 staging of the country’s premier golf championship at The Riviera’s Langer course. And the next two years that he didn’t see action, the event seemed to have suffered in terms of prestige, class and honor.


But now that he’s back in the fold, Frankie Miñoza wants no less than a triumphant return to the very event he ruled in 1998 at the Couples layout of The Riviera.


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                    [Title] => Miñoza leads elite cast in hunt for P1-M top prize
                    [Summary] => Frankie Miñoza gets another chance to showcase his shotmaking skills against the cream of the country’s pro crop after an unimpressive stint last month as he sets out the sentimental favorite in the cash-rich first Don Pocholo Razon Memorial Invitational golf tournament set next week at the posh The Country Club in Canlubang.


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                    [Title] => Miñoza makes quarters
                    [Summary] => Frankie Miñoza stayed on course of his title bid in the Japan PGA Matchplay Championship, beating Japanese Hidemichi Tanaka, 3 and 2, to barge into the quarterfinal round of the $660,000 event at the Nidom Classic course in Tomakomai, Japan.


Miñoza, who fought back from two holes down to turn back Japanese Toshiaki Odate, 2-up, in the first round Thursday, halved the first four holes with Tanaka but won the next four which he built as a cushion to reach the last eight.


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                    [Title] => Miñoza cards 71, ties for 14th
                    [Summary] => Frankie Miñoza birdied two of the last four holes to salvage an even par 71 yesterday and move to 14th place with seven others heading into the final round of the Japan PGA Championship in Fukuoka, Japan.


Miñoza, who virtually bowed out of the title hunt with 73-76 rounds in the first two days, had a 219 aggregate, still 12 strokes off American Dean Wilson, who also matched par 71 at the Queen’s Hills Country Club course.


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                    [Title] => Miñoza cards 71, ties for 14th
                    [Summary] => Frankie Miñoza birdied two of the last four holes to salvage an even par 71 yesterday and move to 14th place with seven others heading into the final round of the Japan PGA Championship in Fukuoka, Japan.


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                    [Title] => Miñoza sputters at finish, trails by five
                    [Summary] => A double-bogey mishap on the final hole dropped Frankie Miñoza down the leaderboard in the rich Japan PGA Championship as the ace Filipino shotmaker struggled with a 73 at the start of the $110,000 event in Fukuoka, Japan yesterday.


It was a start Miñoza had least expected to dish out four days after he topped the Fujisankei Classic in Togo although his two-over card at the par-71 Queen’s Hills Golf Club didn’t put him too far behind the leaders with a three-under 68 proving to be the day’s best score.


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                    [Title] => Miñoza wins title, P9-M top prize
                    [Summary] => Often drubbed for his tendency to collapse under tremendous pressure, Frankie Miñoza showed yesterday he had more than enough talent, skill and guts to do the unthinkable.


Miñoza pulled off perhaps his greatest triumph in the rich Japan PGA Tour as he fired a five-under-par 66 to overcome a seven-stroke deficit and win the $917,000 Fujisankei Classic by one stroke.


"I am very happy that I could make a come-from-behind victory, overcoming a seven-stroke deficit," said Miñoza, who won the top purse of $183,000 or a whopping P9,150,000.


The 41-year-old Miñoz
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                    [Title] => Miñoza fires 71, trails leader by 7
                    [Summary] => Frankie Miñoza failed again to sustain his charge as he settled for an even-par 71 yesterday to fall seven strokes off Lin Keng-chi of Taiwan heading into the final round of the Fujisankei Classic at the Kawana Hotel golf course in Ito, Japan.


Miñoza, who moved to within three shots off the lead after a 68 Friday, is in joint sixth with three others at 210, eight shots behind Lin, who sizzled with a 67 to seize a five-stroke lead over Tsukasa Watanabe at 203. 


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FUJISANKEI CLASSIC

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But now that he’s back in the fold, Frankie Miñoza wants no less than a triumphant return to the very event he ruled in 1998 at the Couples layout of The Riviera.


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Miñoza, who fought back from two holes down to turn back Japanese Toshiaki Odate, 2-up, in the first round Thursday, halved the first four holes with Tanaka but won the next four which he built as a cushion to reach the last eight.


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                    [Title] => Miñoza cards 71, ties for 14th
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Miñoza pulled off perhaps his greatest triumph in the rich Japan PGA Tour as he fired a five-under-par 66 to overcome a seven-stroke deficit and win the $917,000 Fujisankei Classic by one stroke.


"I am very happy that I could make a come-from-behind victory, overcoming a seven-stroke deficit," said Miñoza, who won the top purse of $183,000 or a whopping P9,150,000.


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Miñoza, who moved to within three shots off the lead after a 68 Friday, is in joint sixth with three others at 210, eight shots behind Lin, who sizzled with a 67 to seize a five-stroke lead over Tsukasa Watanabe at 203. 


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