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Casas, who had been struggling with poor form of late, pieced together rounds of 68-72-140 to come in joint fourth in the two-day qualifying phase in the tough Lake Merced Golf and Country Club in Daly City.


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                    [Title] => Cuello joint leader, fires 66
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Cuello, who finished joint ninth in last week’s Philippine Open won by compatriot Gerald Rosales, carded nines of 33-33 to tie local star Thongchai Jaidee and Daisuke Maruyama of Japan for a one-shot lead over Chawalit Plaphol of Thailand, Des Terblanche of South Africa and Yeh Wei-Tze of Taiwan.


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                    [Title] => Casas earns first Masters
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Cassius Casas bagged his first-ever major championship in eight years when he
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He closed out with a 70 for a 283, the sa
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For Robert Pactolerin, there is never a charge too early, only a chase too late
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AARON MEEKS

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the first playoff hole in a dramatic duel that nearly failed to unfold at
Villamor.

Casas nearly blew a three-shot lead in the last nine holes, missed winning it
outright with a flubbed seven-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole but pounced on
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He closed out with a 70 for a 283, the sa
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For Robert Pactolerin, there is never a charge too early, only a chase too late
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Casas hurdles US Open elims

June 5, 2002 - 12:00am

The Philippines’ Cassius Casas made a breakthrough of sort in the United States Open when he earned the first alternate berth in the championship slated June 13-16 in the Bethpage State Park Black’s Course...

Sports

Cuello joint leader, fires 66

December 2, 2000 - 12:00am

Filipino Rodrigo Cuello fired a six-under par 66 Thursday to gain a share of the lead at the start of the Thailand Open at the Springfield Royal Country Club in Cha-am, Thailand. Cuello, who finished joint ninth...

Sports

Casas earns first Masters

May 8, 2000 - 12:00am

Cassius Casas bagged his first-ever major championship in eight years when he won the Philippine Masters yesterday as rival Robert Pactolerin three-putted the first playoff hole in a dramatic duel that nearly...

Sports

Old master back at helm

May 6, 2000 - 12:00am

For Robert Pactolerin, there is never a charge too early, only a chase too late by his pursuers. Pactolerin seized control as first day leader Aaron Meeks succumbed to the demanding conditions at Villamor, his...

Sports