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                    [Summary] => SINGAPORE — Danny Zarate shot a second straight 69 yesterday to move up to joint ninth, six strokes behind frontrunning Hendrik Buhrmann of South Africa halfway through the $400,000 Singapore Open at the Singapore Island Country Club’s Island Course here.


Zarate, who started the round bunched in 15th place with compatriots Gerald Rosales, Rodrigo Cuello and Danny delos Santos, gunned down six birdies in another day of torrid scoring although his bid was stymied by three bogeys, including one on the par-5 No. 4, which he eagled in the first round.


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Rosales one shot behind with 62

December 10, 2000 - 12:00am

Gerald Rosales set a course record 10-under par 62 at the Singapore Country Club’s Island Course yesterday in an amazing display of shotmaking and iron play that...

Sports

Zarate cards 69, trails leader by 6

December 9, 2000 - 12:00am

SINGAPORE — Danny Zarate shot a second straight 69 yesterday to move up to joint ninth, six strokes behind frontrunning Hendrik Buhrmann of South Africa halfway...

Sports