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[Title] => Mars marches to second win in row
[Summary] => CAGAYAN de Oro - Mars Pucay did an Ernie Els yesterday, winning his first two events in 2003 with a two-stroke victory in the eighth leg at Pueblo de Oro yesterday that made him the first back-to-back champion of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit presented by San Miguel Beer here.
There was even no need for a solid finish. Nobody just played well enough to make it a rough day for the new Order of Merit leader.
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[Title] => Birdie blitz gives Pucay 2-shot lead
[Summary] => CAGAYAN DE ORO — Mars Pucay stepped closer to becoming the season’s first back-to-back winner after he riddled the front nine with five birdies en route to a four-under-par 68 yesterday and a two-stroke lead going into the final round of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit eighth leg.
Boosted by a high level of confidence in putting over the tricky greens Pueblo de Oro course, Pucay capped his front nine rampage with a 30-foot birdie putt on the ninth hole and made no major slips on the way back to emerge as the fifth player to occupy the top spot.
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[Title] => Salvador wrests 2-shot lead; Frankie in
[Summary] => DAVAO — The first man in stayed at the top of the standings for the rest of the day as the early-starting Elmer Salvador assembled a second straight three-under-par 69 in a hurry to remain in front by two strokes after the second round of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit seventh leg here.
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[Title] => Casas ends long title drought
[Summary] => When questions on his winning appetite seem to have piled up, Cassius Casas provided the right answer yesterday.
His reputation as a major league player severely tarnished by a series of forgettable stints here and abroad, Casas got through the worst crisis of his colorful career with a masterful four-stroke victory in the second leg of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit in Trece Martires, Cavite.
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[Title] => Late blitz gives Pucay solo lead
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After coming close to throwing away the putter that gave him nothing but frustrations of late, Mars Pucay put it to good use in firing a second straight four-under-par 68 to seize the upperhand after three rounds of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit second leg in Trece Martirez, Cavite.
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[Title] => Antonio edges Siodina in CAP Seniors Challenge
[Summary] => Roger Antonio claimed his second seniors crown in three legs of the Philippine Golf Tour as he ruled the Ericsson-Smart zed Sherwood Hills Classic despite missing the cut in the regular pro division over the weekend.
With a 76-80 aggregate at Sherwood, Antonio topped the CAP Seniors Challenge and won P20,000, thus gaining a 2-1 edge in his head-to-head duel with Mario Siodina for the senior supremacy in the circuit.
"Sumobra yata ang tanda natin para sa course," said Antonio.
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[Title] => Siodina boosts bid with CAP golf win
[Summary] => Had his original plans pushed through, Mario Siodina should have been playing the US Seniors PGA Tour now. Up until visa problems got in the way, he was all set to join the qualifying event in Texas.
The cancellation of his US trip last November may just turn out to be a blessing in disguise as the College Assurance Plan Seniors Challenge suddenly came up, offering a chance for further improvement.
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[Title] => Antonio rules CAP seniors golf
[Summary] => It was a last-minute decision that turned into a huge career-boost for Roger Antonio.
Short of cash due to the lack of tournaments the past two years, Antonio almost didn’t make it to the College Assurance Plan Seniors Challenge at the Manila Southwoods Masters course.
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[Title] => Poor putting slows down Pagunsan
[Summary] => CARMONA — A day after he flashed a near-flawless putting touch, Rey Pagunsan flubbed makeable birdie putts which could’ve anchored his breakaway bid as he settled for a three-under par 69 yesterday and set up what promises to be a weekend shootout in the MRT-Southwoods Open here.
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MARIO SIODINA
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[Title] => Mars marches to second win in row
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[Title] => Birdie blitz gives Pucay 2-shot lead
[Summary] => CAGAYAN DE ORO — Mars Pucay stepped closer to becoming the season’s first back-to-back winner after he riddled the front nine with five birdies en route to a four-under-par 68 yesterday and a two-stroke lead going into the final round of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit eighth leg.
Boosted by a high level of confidence in putting over the tricky greens Pueblo de Oro course, Pucay capped his front nine rampage with a 30-foot birdie putt on the ninth hole and made no major slips on the way back to emerge as the fifth player to occupy the top spot.
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[Title] => Salvador wrests 2-shot lead; Frankie in
[Summary] => DAVAO — The first man in stayed at the top of the standings for the rest of the day as the early-starting Elmer Salvador assembled a second straight three-under-par 69 in a hurry to remain in front by two strokes after the second round of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit seventh leg here.
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[Summary] => When questions on his winning appetite seem to have piled up, Cassius Casas provided the right answer yesterday.
His reputation as a major league player severely tarnished by a series of forgettable stints here and abroad, Casas got through the worst crisis of his colorful career with a masterful four-stroke victory in the second leg of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit in Trece Martires, Cavite.
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[Title] => Late blitz gives Pucay solo lead
[Summary] => After coming close to throwing away the putter that gave him nothing but frustrations of late, Mars Pucay put it to good use in firing a second straight four-under-par 68 to seize the upperhand after three rounds of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit second leg in Trece Martirez, Cavite.
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[Title] => Antonio edges Siodina in CAP Seniors Challenge
[Summary] => Roger Antonio claimed his second seniors crown in three legs of the Philippine Golf Tour as he ruled the Ericsson-Smart zed Sherwood Hills Classic despite missing the cut in the regular pro division over the weekend.
With a 76-80 aggregate at Sherwood, Antonio topped the CAP Seniors Challenge and won P20,000, thus gaining a 2-1 edge in his head-to-head duel with Mario Siodina for the senior supremacy in the circuit.
"Sumobra yata ang tanda natin para sa course," said Antonio.
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[Title] => Siodina boosts bid with CAP golf win
[Summary] => Had his original plans pushed through, Mario Siodina should have been playing the US Seniors PGA Tour now. Up until visa problems got in the way, he was all set to join the qualifying event in Texas.
The cancellation of his US trip last November may just turn out to be a blessing in disguise as the College Assurance Plan Seniors Challenge suddenly came up, offering a chance for further improvement.
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[Summary] => It was a last-minute decision that turned into a huge career-boost for Roger Antonio.
Short of cash due to the lack of tournaments the past two years, Antonio almost didn’t make it to the College Assurance Plan Seniors Challenge at the Manila Southwoods Masters course.
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[Title] => Poor putting slows down Pagunsan
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