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                    [Title] => Bayron posts 2-shot Sabah Masters lead
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Jay Bayron wavered with a one-over 71 but still kept a two-stroke lead over three others, including compatriot Anthony Fernando, halfway through the $60,000 Sabah Masters in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia yesterday.
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                    [Title] => Heavy six-man logjam at helm
                    [Summary] => Two very familiar family names – Miñoza and Cuello – were in the leaderboard of yesterday’s opening round of the First Gentleman’s Professional Golf Circuit second leg at the Sherwood Hills Golf Club course in Trece Martirez, Cavite.


But other than returning Asian Tour campaigner Rodrigo Cuello, there were two other players carrying the famous names in pro golf who figured in a six-way logjam for the top spot.


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                    [Title] => Big guns lead match play cast
                    [Summary] => GEN. Trias, Cavite - Jerome Delariarte carded a three-over-par 75 marred by two double-bogeys yesterday but still emerged the top qualifier in the 2002 Philippine amateur golf championship sponsored by DHL and Wide Wide World Express at the Eagle Ridge Golf and Country Club here.


Playing relaxed despite the tough conditions of the Dye course, the 23-year-old Delariarte edged fellow national training pool member Marlon Dizon by a stroke with his even par 144 aggregate for the No. 1 seeding in a huge 32-man draw being used for the first time in event history.


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                    [Title] => Delariarte paces elims with 69 card
                    [Summary] => GEN. TRIAS, Cavite — After two close misses, Jerome Delariarte showed he’s ready to contend again as he fired an eagle-aided three-under-par 69 yesterday for the top spot in the opening round of the Philippine amateur golf championship’s qualifying stage.


Delariarte, who had reached the finals in 2000 and the semifinals last year, sustained a birdie-birdie start to set the pace for the 65 starters gunning for slots in the 32-man match play tournament proper tomorrow.


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                    [Title] => Que grabs lead with record 67
                    [Summary] => Fancied Angelo Que torched the front nine with five birdies en route to matching the course record of five-under-par 67 yesterday that gave him a four-stroke lead over Marlon Dizon after the penultimate round of the inaugural Manila Amateur golf championship at Wack Wack’s west course.


The 23-year-old Que bravely battled the afternoon gusts to preserve a 32 he worked so hard for in the front nine, then watched Dizon fade with a hail of bogeys down the last four holes to wrest control.


Tying the record set by pro Danny Zarate in 1999, Que completed 54 holes over the compa
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                    [Title] => Wack Wack throws support to Manila Amateur
                    [Summary] => The Manila Amateur is poised to become another major event in the local sports calendar with the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club throwing its full support behind the tourney slated April 23 to 26 as well as Northwest Airlines and several leading golf brands.


Wack Wack president Ben Abalos said that the Manila Amateur is a welcome follow up to the recent Philippine Open the club recently hosted.


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                    [Title] => Last-hole slip drops RP to third
                    [Summary] => BANGKOK – Juvic Pagunsan, the reigning SEA Games individual champion, had a triple bogey on the final hole yesterday as the Philippines stumbled to third place in the Thailand Amateur Open golf tournament at the Kiarti Thanee Country Club course here.


The Filipinos led Thailand and Korea by a stroke heading to the par-5 final hole. But Pagunsan hit his drive into the water and again on his second shot for a costly seven that ruined the RP campaign.


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                    [Title] => Dizon grabs two-stroke lead with 70
                    [Summary] => Marlon Dizon maintained the intensity of his game from hole to hole as the afternoon drizzle gripped the rest of the field and  seized a two-stroke lead with one round left in the DHL-NGAP amateur golf championship at the Canlubang north course yesterday.


Dizon returned one of two two-under-par 70s which proved to be the best for the day and put himself on the brink of a big victory at the same course where he earned his first major title two years ago.


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                    [Title] => Pagunsan slows down, keeps lead
                    [Summary] => National team mainstay Juvic Pagunsan overcame intermittent rains, firing a one-over-par 73 to keep a commanding seven-stroke lead going into the final round of the second Canlubang Amateur Open golf championship at Canlubang’s South course yesterday.


With the Robert Trent Jones-designed layout spared by the heavy downpour that swept the metropolis but played long with soft and muddy fairways,  Pagunsan came up with a decent round as he virtually put the wraps on the coveted crown in the 72-hole tournament.

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MARLON DIZON

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Playing relaxed despite the tough conditions of the Dye course, the 23-year-old Delariarte edged fellow national training pool member Marlon Dizon by a stroke with his even par 144 aggregate for the No. 1 seeding in a huge 32-man draw being used for the first time in event history.


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                    [Title] => Delariarte paces elims with 69 card
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Delariarte, who had reached the finals in 2000 and the semifinals last year, sustained a birdie-birdie start to set the pace for the 65 starters gunning for slots in the 32-man match play tournament proper tomorrow.


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                    [Title] => Que grabs lead with record 67
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The 23-year-old Que bravely battled the afternoon gusts to preserve a 32 he worked so hard for in the front nine, then watched Dizon fade with a hail of bogeys down the last four holes to wrest control.


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                    [Title] => Last-hole slip drops RP to third
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The Filipinos led Thailand and Korea by a stroke heading to the par-5 final hole. But Pagunsan hit his drive into the water and again on his second shot for a costly seven that ruined the RP campaign.


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Dizon returned one of two two-under-par 70s which proved to be the best for the day and put himself on the brink of a big victory at the same course where he earned his first major title two years ago.


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                    [Title] => Pagunsan slows down, keeps lead
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With the Robert Trent Jones-designed layout spared by the heavy downpour that swept the metropolis but played long with soft and muddy fairways,  Pagunsan came up with a decent round as he virtually put the wraps on the coveted crown in the 72-hole tournament.

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