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GONZALES AND DOTTIE ARDINA

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Pint-sized jungolf champ appeals to US embassy

July 6, 2002 - 12:00am

The dream of six-year-old Raymund "JR" Gonzales of playing on the very course where American Tiger Woods started his winning ways in San Diego, California may not be realized due to non-issuance of visa...

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