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[Title] => Lu pounces on Jayvie’s collapse, wins in playoff
[Summary] => Disaster struck local bet Jayvie Marie Agojo as she bungled a big lead then lost to Lu Hsiao-ching of Taiwan in a three-hole playoff for the girls crown yesterday in the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Masters championships at the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods.
Lu, a 15-year-old from Tamsui, pounced on a Agojo’s final-round collapse with a two-under-par 70 to force the playoff and showed steely nerves in the extension watched by a big hometown crowd.
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[Title] => Agojo closes in on crown; Japanese pads lead to six strokes
[Summary] => Jayvie Marie Agojo of the Philippines moved on the brink of victory as she stormed ahead by four strokes in the girls division after a two-over-par 74 yesterday in the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Masters Championships.
With her rivals failing to play any better, the 16-year-old Agojo pulled away from Ya Ni Tseng of Chinese-Taipei with her round of two birdies against four bogeys giving the OB Montessori student a comfortable lead going into today’s final round.
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Multi-titled Jayvie Agojo survived a strong start by Ya-Ni Tseng of Chinese-Taipei to forge a share of the lead in the girls side with a one-under-par 71 yesterday even as Japanese teener Keisuke Sato stepped ahead of his rivals in the boys class after the first round of the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Masters golf championships.
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[Title] => Don Bosco, kampeon sa Negros Occidental
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY -- Binokya ng paboritong Don Bosco Technical Institute ang bagitong Julio Ledesma National High, 3-0 noong Linggo upang ibulsa ang Negros Occidental Coke Go-for-Goal under-16 football title sa Paglaum Sports Complex dito.
Humataw si Jasper Braga ng dalawang markers sa tagumpay ng DBTI--isang short stab sa unahan ng goal sa 52nd minute at isa pa nang kanyang lusutan ang JLNHS defender sa one-on-one play.
Isinelyo ni Fil-German striker Christopher Darmstadter ang panalo ng DBTI matapos na umiskor sa looper sa 68th minute.
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[Summary] => Disaster struck local bet Jayvie Marie Agojo as she bungled a big lead then lost to Lu Hsiao-ching of Taiwan in a three-hole playoff for the girls crown yesterday in the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Masters championships at the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods.
Lu, a 15-year-old from Tamsui, pounced on a Agojo’s final-round collapse with a two-under-par 70 to force the playoff and showed steely nerves in the extension watched by a big hometown crowd.
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With her rivals failing to play any better, the 16-year-old Agojo pulled away from Ya Ni Tseng of Chinese-Taipei with her round of two birdies against four bogeys giving the OB Montessori student a comfortable lead going into today’s final round.
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[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY -- Binokya ng paboritong Don Bosco Technical Institute ang bagitong Julio Ledesma National High, 3-0 noong Linggo upang ibulsa ang Negros Occidental Coke Go-for-Goal under-16 football title sa Paglaum Sports Complex dito.
Humataw si Jasper Braga ng dalawang markers sa tagumpay ng DBTI--isang short stab sa unahan ng goal sa 52nd minute at isa pa nang kanyang lusutan ang JLNHS defender sa one-on-one play.
Isinelyo ni Fil-German striker Christopher Darmstadter ang panalo ng DBTI matapos na umiskor sa looper sa 68th minute.
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