+ Follow ANGELO QUE AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN GAMES Tag
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[Title] => RP athletes haul five bronzes after four days
[Summary] => BUSAN — After four full days of action and close to a hundred gold medals disputed, the Philippines could only raise five bronze medals, but kept on hoping for the best in the 14th Asian Games here.
[DatePublished] => 2002-10-04 00:00:00
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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] => 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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[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] => 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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