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                    [Title] => Amateur shows up pros with 66
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                    [Title] => Asian Tour lauds transfer of RP Open
                    [Summary] => The Asian Tour, the new association of players who took over Asian golf, yesterday lauded the organizers of the 88th DHL-Philippine Open for designating Riviera as the new venue of the fabled event in place of Mimosa in Clark Field, Pampanga. 


"The leadership of the new Asian Tour fully supports the decision of the NGAP (National Golf Association of the Philippines)," said Asian Tour director Patrick Young, referring to the selection of Riviera’s Langer layout as the new venue of the country’s premier golf championship slated Feb. 26-29.


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                    [Title] => Asian Tour lauds transfer of RP Open
                    [Summary] => The Asian Tour, the new association of players who took over Asian golf, yesterday lauded the organizers of the 88th DHL-Philippine Open for designating Riviera as the new venue of the fabled event in place of Mimosa in Clark Field, Pampanga. 


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                    [Title] => RP hosts JVC Asian badminton tourney
                    [Summary] => The JVC Asian Badminton Championships, which gathers the best and the brightest players in the region, fires off Aug. 22 at the Philsports Arena with 250 players from 25 countries expected to vie for top honors in various divisions in the $150,000 event.


World champion Indonesia and powerhouse China lead the crack field seeing action in the five-day championships, which will showcase not only the talent and skills of the foreign bets but the top local players as well.


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                    [Title] => Red-hot amateur steals show
                    [Summary] => CARMONA, Cavite — Club bet Jerome Delariarte, perhaps one of the best amateurs as he shot a stirring bogey-free seven-under-par 65 to post a four-shot lead at the start of the CAP-Legends Classic at the Manila Southwoods’ Legends Course yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Zarate seizes control with  bogeyless 66
                    [Summary] => ANTIPOLO — Danny Zarate, a talented often overshadowed shotmaker whose Top 10 finish two weeks ago at Sherwood boosted his confidence shaken by mediocre campaigns on the Asian PGA Tour, shot a bogey-free five-under par 66 yesterday to show the way at the start of the CAP-Forest Hills Classic at the Forest Hills Golf Club here.


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                    [Title] => Asian Tour lauds transfer of RP Open
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