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                    [Title] => Bernis sails to10-shot victory at Malarayat
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LIPA, Batangas — He had an imposing eight-stroke lead but it was not a reason for Jun Bernis to lose his focus.


Every competitive round is crucial for someone preparing for a bigger battles ahead and Bernis was even more challenged by the swirling winds that swept Mt. Malarayat all day in the final round of the Samsung Amateur Tour.


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                    [Title] => Steady Bayron completes Cangolf romp
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Bayron, a member of the RP team which won the bronze in last year’s SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur, played near flawless in four days to amass a 72-hole total of 286, two-under par in the tournament.


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                    [Title] => Late heroics may secure 4th for RP
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                    [Title] => Marino, Pagunsan nag-ambag ng ginto
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Pinana ni Purita Joy Marino ang gold medal sa women’s individual habang pinalo naman ni Juvic Pagunsan ang gold sa men’s individual golf na nagbigay ng konting pag-asa sa tinutumbok na fourth overall finish.


Tinalo ng 30 anyos na si Marino para sa gold ang pambato ng host Malaysia na si Lim Geok Pong at Rusena Gelanteh ng Indonesia na nag-uwi ng silver at bronze medal ayon sa pagkakasunod.

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