+ Follow ALVIN MEJARES Tag
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[Title] => Isedenio scores double for Negros
[Summary] => ANTIPOLO — Jose Isedenio fired an eagle-aided four-under par 66 yesterday to power Negros Occidental to a record sweep of both the individual and team crowns at the close of the 15th Uratex National Caddies Championship at Valley’s Executive Course here.
Isedenio’s eagle-3 on the ninth hole spiked his fiery start of 32 as he dashed the hopes of Rene Menor of Iloilo and Jomar Pepito of the host club early on en route to clinching the individual honors with a five-under 275 aggregate.
[DatePublished] => 2004-02-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Apo trails host Valley by one
[Summary] => Antipolo City — Apo unleashed a third day siege with a 209 to wheel back into contention even as Negros Occidental’s Jose Isedeno kept his grip on the lead with a 69 yesterday in the penultimate day of the 15th Uratex National Caddies Championship here.
Louie Manday of Peninsula Golf in Bataan shared the limelight after scoring the tournament’s second hole-in-one in the 176-yard third hole using a 3-iron and a No. 4 Maxfli ball.
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[Title] => Host Valley takes charge for solo lead
[Summary] => ANTIPOLO – Host Valley Golf fired a 212 to seize the solo lead in the team event even as Negros Occidental’s Jose Isedeno carded a 67 yesterday to share the limelight in the second day of the 15th Uratex National Caddies Championship here.
Flashing their familiarity with the short but challenging 5,396-yard Executive course, Jomar Pepito shot a 68 and Alvin Mejares turned in a 70 to power Valley to the top with a 36-hole aggregate of 435, three shots ahead of Bacolod.
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ALVIN MEJARES
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[Title] => Isedenio scores double for Negros
[Summary] => ANTIPOLO — Jose Isedenio fired an eagle-aided four-under par 66 yesterday to power Negros Occidental to a record sweep of both the individual and team crowns at the close of the 15th Uratex National Caddies Championship at Valley’s Executive Course here.
Isedenio’s eagle-3 on the ninth hole spiked his fiery start of 32 as he dashed the hopes of Rene Menor of Iloilo and Jomar Pepito of the host club early on en route to clinching the individual honors with a five-under 275 aggregate.
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[Title] => Apo trails host Valley by one
[Summary] => Antipolo City — Apo unleashed a third day siege with a 209 to wheel back into contention even as Negros Occidental’s Jose Isedeno kept his grip on the lead with a 69 yesterday in the penultimate day of the 15th Uratex National Caddies Championship here.
Louie Manday of Peninsula Golf in Bataan shared the limelight after scoring the tournament’s second hole-in-one in the 176-yard third hole using a 3-iron and a No. 4 Maxfli ball.
[DatePublished] => 2004-02-20 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Host Valley takes charge for solo lead
[Summary] => ANTIPOLO – Host Valley Golf fired a 212 to seize the solo lead in the team event even as Negros Occidental’s Jose Isedeno carded a 67 yesterday to share the limelight in the second day of the 15th Uratex National Caddies Championship here.
Flashing their familiarity with the short but challenging 5,396-yard Executive course, Jomar Pepito shot a 68 and Alvin Mejares turned in a 70 to power Valley to the top with a 36-hole aggregate of 435, three shots ahead of Bacolod.
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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