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                    [Summary] => SAN DIEGO — JR Gonzales delivered the victory Dottie Ardina and Janella Buen failed to achieve for the Philippines, outduelling  local boy Ben Doyle for the boys 9-10 years in the Callaway Junior World golf championships Thursday (Friday in Manila) at the Singing Hills-Pine Glen course here.


Gonzales riddled the course for five birdies en route to a four-under-par 55 to beat Doyle, the overwhelming favorite, by three strokes with a 54-hole aggregate of 168 in a scintillating triumph that ended the country’s 14-year title drought in the boys division.


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                    [Summary] => SAN DIEGO — Dottie Ardina and Janella Buen grimly held on to a share of the lead while lefty JR Gonzales stayed just a shot behind in second place in their respective divisions to keep the Philippines’ bid for a victory alive in the  2004 Callaway Junior World golf championships in various venues here.


The 10-year-old Ardina, chasing her second title here in three years, shot a two-over-par 60 marred by a wet double-bogey on the 18th of the hazard-laden Reidy Creek couse in Escondido that allowed Korean-American Allison Lee to pull even. 


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                    [Summary] => SAN DIEGO, California — The Philippines held its own in the face of tremendous scoring on all venues as Wolen Superal and John Kier Abdon fired identical three-under par cards and Ma. Christina Potenciano finished two shots off the lead in the first round of the Callaway Junior World golf championships here Tuesday (Wednesday in Manila).


Nobody among the 26 Filipino bets emerged as frontrunner in the first burst of fire but the RP team found itself an outside threat in five age groups of the event steeped in history for the golfing legends it had produced.


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The 10-year-old Ardina, chasing her second title here in three years, shot a two-over-par 60 marred by a wet double-bogey on the 18th of the hazard-laden Reidy Creek couse in Escondido that allowed Korean-American Allison Lee to pull even. 


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Pint-size lefty makes RP proud, rules World

July 17, 2004 - 12:00am

SAN DIEGO — JR Gonzales delivered the victory Dottie Ardina and Janella Buen failed to achieve for the Philippines, outduelling local boy Ben Doyle for the boys 9-10 years in the Callaway Junior World golf...

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Ardina, Buen hold to lead; JR in 2nd

July 16, 2004 - 12:00am

SAN DIEGO — Dottie Ardina and Janella Buen grimly held on to a share of the lead while lefty JR Gonzales stayed just a shot behind in second place in their respective divisions to keep the Philippines’...

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RP jungolfers trail leaders in world tiff

By Lito Tacujan | July 17, 2003 - 12:00am

SAN DIEGO, California — The Philippines held its own in the face of tremendous scoring on all venues as Wolen Superal and John Kier Abdon fired identical three-under par cards and Ma. Christina Potenciano finished...

Sports