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                    [Title] => Europe leads Asia by one
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CHONBURI, Thailand – Europe turned the tables on Asia at the Royal Trophy on Saturday, winning three of four matches in the four-ball competition to take a 4-1/2 to 3-1/2 lead into the final day.
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                    [Title] => Miñoza 4th in EPGA leg, earns P2.4M
                    [Summary] => Frankie Minoza hit pay dirt in the rich European PGA Tour for the first time in a long while yesterday, earning euro 34,708 (about P2.4 million) after finishing joint fourth  with Colin Montgomerie at the conclusion of the Indonesian Open.


Earlier in the day, Minoza matched par in the last four holes of his rain-delayed third round for a stirring closing card of eight-under 66.


Then he sustained the momentum of his third-round charge with a four-under-par 66 in the final round for a remarkable 18-under total of 262 in the tournament he has ruled twice in the past.


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                    [Title] => Rosales up  vs world best in JW Classic
                    [Summary] => Top Filipino golfer Gerald Rosales will line up against some of the world’s top players when he competes in the UK£1 million Johnnie Walker Classic at the Alpine Golf Club in Bangkok, Thailand  Jan. 29-Feb. 1.


The 27-year-old will no doubt relish the opportunity of playing alongside top golfers such as defending champion and world No.3 Ernie Els, The Open champion Ben Curtis of America, US PGA winner Shaun Micheel and six-time Major winner, Nick Faldo.


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                    [Title] => Zarate five shots adrift; Gerald slips
                    [Summary] => DONGGUAN, China —The Philippines’ Danny Zarate fired a one-under par 71 and trailed the leader by five shots in the second round of the $1-million TCL Classic Friday at the Harbour Plaza Golf Club here.


Zarate had 140 in two days while another Filipino Gerald Rosales had a 73 for 141 following a 68 in the first day. Philippine-based Canadian Rick Gibson had 69-70-139. 


Former Thai soldier Thongchai Jaidee’s red hot putter gave him a three-shot lead at the halfway stage of the event as American John Daly crashed out in spectacular fashion. 


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COLIN MONTGOMERIE

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Earlier in the day, Minoza matched par in the last four holes of his rain-delayed third round for a stirring closing card of eight-under 66.


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Zarate had 140 in two days while another Filipino Gerald Rosales had a 73 for 141 following a 68 in the first day. Philippine-based Canadian Rick Gibson had 69-70-139. 


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