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[Title] => Bigger prizes staked in Uratex Caddies
[Summary] => Robert Cheng said yesterday he is putting up bigger prizes to add more significance to the resumption of one of the world’s most unique tournaments–the P1.5-million Uratex National Caddies Championship.
"I shelved the 14th edition of our championship last year for personal reasons," said Cheng, the executive committee chairman. "But we are resuming it this month for the sake of our caddies.
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[Title] => Uratex National Caddies sets up listup centers
[Summary] => Registration centers for the 14th Uratex National Caddies Championship are at the National Golf Association of the Philippines and Capitol Hills Golf and Country Club.
"Clubs interested in joining may sign up at the NGAP office at telephones 525-69-87 and 524-51-60 an fax phone 521-15-78 through Hazel and Charlyn," said tournament committee co-chairman Col. Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos yesterday.
‘They may also register at Capitol Hills at telephone 931-30-50 to 55 and faxphone 932-57-09 through Nenette Paelmo, Malou Santos and Ciela Tolentino."
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[Title] => Apo bet coasts to easy win
[Summary] => Jay Bayron, who was forced to tote golf bags after his father abandoned the family in Davao City 18 years ago, shot a 72 yesterday to bring back to Apo the 13th Uratex National Caddies Championship trophy.
Bayron, playing pressure-free as he started with a four-stroke lead, almost made an eagle on the last hole before a big crowd that included sponsor Robert Cheng and benefactor Gov. Manny Piñol.
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URATEX NATIONAL CADDIES CHAMPIONSHIP
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"I shelved the 14th edition of our championship last year for personal reasons," said Cheng, the executive committee chairman. "But we are resuming it this month for the sake of our caddies.
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"Clubs interested in joining may sign up at the NGAP office at telephones 525-69-87 and 524-51-60 an fax phone 521-15-78 through Hazel and Charlyn," said tournament committee co-chairman Col. Abe Villanueva and Manding Santos yesterday.
‘They may also register at Capitol Hills at telephone 931-30-50 to 55 and faxphone 932-57-09 through Nenette Paelmo, Malou Santos and Ciela Tolentino."
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Bayron, playing pressure-free as he started with a four-stroke lead, almost made an eagle on the last hole before a big crowd that included sponsor Robert Cheng and benefactor Gov. Manny Piñol.
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