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A nagging right wrist injury forced Rosales to pull out of the P700,000 tournament where he was expected to lead the chase for top honors with fellow Asian PGA Tour regulars Cassius Casas, Rodrigo Cuello and Danny Zarate with the APGA Tour taking a break this week.


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The cancellation of his US trip last November may just turn out to be a blessing in disguise as the College Assurance Plan Seniors Challenge suddenly came up, offering a chance for further improvement.


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                    [Title] => Antonio rules CAP seniors golf
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Short of cash due to the lack of tournaments the past two years, Antonio almost didn’t make it to the College Assurance Plan Seniors Challenge at the Manila Southwoods Masters course.


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COLLEGE ASSURANCE PLAN SENIORS CHALLENGE

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Ericsson-Smart Zed Classic on

March 22, 2001 - 12:00am

Reigning Philippine Open champion Gerald Rosales made a last-minute withdrawal but the depth of the field remains as talent-laden as ever as the rich Ericsson-Smart Zed Sherwood Hills Classic fires off today at the...

Sports

Siodina boosts bid with CAP golf win

February 26, 2001 - 12:00am

Had his original plans pushed through, Mario Siodina should have been playing the US Seniors PGA Tour now. Up until visa problems got in the way, he was all set to join the qualifying event in Texas. The cancellation...

Sports

Antonio rules CAP seniors golf

February 12, 2001 - 12:00am

It was a last-minute decision that turned into a huge career-boost for Roger Antonio. Short of cash due to the lack of tournaments the past two years, Antonio almost didn’t make it to the College Assurance...

Sports