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Karateka Gretchen Malalad saw stars when she drew a foul from a lunge punch that bloodied her mouth but became the main star of the beleaguered karatedo team as she beat Malaysian Ai Lee Cua, 4-3, to retain her 60 Kg crown in individual kumite.
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Karateka Gretchen Malalad saw stars when she drew a foul from a lunge punch that bloodied her mouth but became the main star of the beleaguered karatedo team as she beat Malaysian Ai Lee Cua, 4-3, to retain her 60 Kg crown in individual kumite.
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By Nelson Beltran | December 8, 2003 - 12:00am
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Grace Quintanilla birdied three of her last four holes to make up for a bum start, going on to shoot a one-under-par 70 that gave the Filipino teen from Cebu a six-shot lead heading into the final round of women’s play of the Singapore Amateur Open at the age-old Bukit course of Singapore Island Country Club yesterday.
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