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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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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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Ardina, winner of the eight years and under class here two years ago, turned in the only sub-par round of 56 spiked by three straight birdies from the sixth and opened up a three-stroke lead over American Allison Lee in the girls 9-10 years division.


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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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Ardina, winner of the eight years and under class here two years ago, turned in the only sub-par round of 56 spiked by three straight birdies from the sixth and opened up a three-stroke lead over American Allison Lee in the girls 9-10 years division.


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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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Ardina, Buen trigger RP jungolfers charge

July 15, 2004 - 12:00am

SAN DIEGO — Team Philippines got off to a roaring start in the 2004 Callaway Junior World golf championships in various venues with Dottie Ardina and Janella Buen jumping ahead in their respective divisions...

Sports