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[Title] => RP to scout S. American countries for meat products
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will go on a trade mission in several South American countries to scout for exporters of meat and meat products in the continent.
DA officials said that the countries to be visited will include Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil and Chile. The delegation will include prominent members of the Philippine Association of Meat Processors (PAMI).
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[Title] => RP bets falter in World Cup elims
[Summary] => The Philippines faltered with a woeful 79 in the foursome event of the Johnnie Walker Asian Nations Cup and virtually bowed out of contention for a berth in the World Cup of Golf.
After making good account of themselves in the fourballs format with a 69 Thursday, Robert Pactolerin and Tony Lascuna lost their teamwork in the alternate golf shots as they fumbled with that seven-over card to slide to ninth place with 148 at the Pinx Golf Club in Cheju Island, Korea.
That was 10 strokes behind the third-running Hong Kong squad, which had a 138 after a 73.
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[Title] => Pacto, Lascuña 6 shots adrift in Cup elims
[Summary] => Robert Pactolerin and Tony Lascuña combined for a three-under par 69 yesterday as the Philippines opened its bid in the Johnnie Walker Asian Nations Cup six strokes behind fancied Korea at the Pinx Golf Club in Cheju Island, Korea.
It was a fine start for the Filipino pair as it placed eighth after the first of two four-ball, best ball format of this event which serves as the region’s qualifier for the EMC World Cup slated in December.
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[Summary] => Robert Pactolerin and Tony Lascuña face a formidable task when they clash with some of Asia’s best shotmakers beginning Oct. 19 in the Asian Nations Cup, the region’s qualifier for this year’s World Cup of Golf.
A total of 12 countries, led by defending champion South Korea, are seeing action in the four-day event at the Pinx Golf Club in Cheju Island in Korea with Pactolerin and Lascuña hoping to duplicate the feat of Cassius Casas and Danny Zarate, who topped the qualifier and then finished 26th in the World Cup in South Carolina three years ago.
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CHEJU ISLAND
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DA officials said that the countries to be visited will include Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil and Chile. The delegation will include prominent members of the Philippine Association of Meat Processors (PAMI).
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After making good account of themselves in the fourballs format with a 69 Thursday, Robert Pactolerin and Tony Lascuna lost their teamwork in the alternate golf shots as they fumbled with that seven-over card to slide to ninth place with 148 at the Pinx Golf Club in Cheju Island, Korea.
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It was a fine start for the Filipino pair as it placed eighth after the first of two four-ball, best ball format of this event which serves as the region’s qualifier for the EMC World Cup slated in December.
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A total of 12 countries, led by defending champion South Korea, are seeing action in the four-day event at the Pinx Golf Club in Cheju Island in Korea with Pactolerin and Lascuña hoping to duplicate the feat of Cassius Casas and Danny Zarate, who topped the qualifier and then finished 26th in the World Cup in South Carolina three years ago.
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