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[Title] => Dumandan faces Bernis; ex-champ vs jungolfer
[Summary] => Marvin Dumandan whipped two rivals in varying fashions in a day’s work at Villamor yesterday to arrange a semifinal duel with DHL Amateur Open champion Jun Bernis even as Artemio Murakami stayed in the hunt for a second crown in five years with a couple of equally impressive victories in the second day of the match play event of the Philippine Amateur Golf Championship.
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[Title] => Dumandan tops elims; Pagunsan crashes out
[Summary] => Marvin Dumandan played true to form and topped the Philippine Amateur Golf Championship’s 36-hole qualifying tournament at Villamor yesterday but fancied Juvic Pagunsan played out of form and missed the cut in a tournament he was heavily favored to win.
Dumandan, whose exploits overseas the last two weeks installed the Riviera bet as one of the favorites in the country’s premier amateur championship, worked on a four-birdie, two-bogey effort and fired a two-under par 70 to emerge the top qualifier with a 145 and tow 31 others into the tournament proper today.
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[Title] => Former champ Murakami mutes big guns in opener
[Summary] => The youngest player to have won the Philippine Amateur Golf Championship is at it again, going great guns this early as he set in motion his bid for a second crown five years after he stunned a stellar field at Wack Wack.
But Murakami, 20, will have to sustain his solid start of 35-34 at Villamor yesterday which he highlighted with five birdies to virtually assure himself of a berth in the next phase where play shifts from medal to match beginning Thursday.
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[Summary] => Marvin Dumandan played true to form and topped the Philippine Amateur Golf Championship’s 36-hole qualifying tournament at Villamor yesterday but fancied Juvic Pagunsan played out of form and missed the cut in a tournament he was heavily favored to win.
Dumandan, whose exploits overseas the last two weeks installed the Riviera bet as one of the favorites in the country’s premier amateur championship, worked on a four-birdie, two-bogey effort and fired a two-under par 70 to emerge the top qualifier with a 145 and tow 31 others into the tournament proper today.
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But Murakami, 20, will have to sustain his solid start of 35-34 at Villamor yesterday which he highlighted with five birdies to virtually assure himself of a berth in the next phase where play shifts from medal to match beginning Thursday.
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