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[Title] => Magada seeks 2nd straight ICTSI title
[Summary] => Benjie Magada tries to become the first player to score back-to-back victories on the ICTSI-Philippine Golf Tour as he leads the title chase in the P1 million ICTSI Apo Golf Invitational firing off tomorrow at the Apo Golf and Country Club in Davao.
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[Title] => RP golfers fifth; Aussies retain title
[Summary] => NARITA, Japan The Philippines settled for joint fifth for the second straight time with a closing 4-over par 220 as Artemio Murakami and Juvic Pagunsan each carded 72s and Jay Bayron limped with a 76 at the end of the 22nd Nomura Cup dominated by Australia.
The Filipinos thus duplicated their finish in Australia two years ago in a below-par performance of a team that showed so much promise at the start but wavered towards the end of the 72-hole tournament that gathered the best amateurs in the Asia-Pacific region.
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The Filipinos thus duplicated their finish in Australia two years ago in a below-par performance of a team that showed so much promise at the start but wavered towards the end of the 72-hole tournament that gathered the best amateurs in the Asia-Pacific region.
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September 24, 2005 - 12:00am