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                    [Summary] => Frankie Miñoza closed out his stint in the rich Kirin Open the way he started it — struggling — as the Filipino shotmaker limped with a two-over par 73 yesterday and finish in joint 22nd place in the $819,000 event successfully defended by Shingo Katayama.


Miñoza wound up with a 288 that included rounds of 73-70 and 72 as he finished way behind the winning 271 of Katayama who fired a 67 to run away with a six-stroke victory over compatriot Hajime Meshiai who sizzled with a 64 and a 277.


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                    [Title] => Casas hits NGAP for favoritism
                    [Summary] => ANTIPOLO — Believing that his status and reputation as the country’s top pro outside of Frankie Miñoza was grossly compromised, Cassius Casas yesterday blasted the National Golf Association of the Philippines for its handling of the list of two local pros invited to the prestigious Kirin Open in Japan April 19-22.


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                    [Title] => Miñoza  pounds record 61
                    [Summary] => Frankie Miñoza continued his relentless charge at the Singapore Island Country Club’s Bukit course with another birdie-binge for a course-record 10-under par 61, thrusting the ace Filipino shotmaker into a two-stroke lead over US Masters champion Vijay Singh halfway through the Caltex Singapore Masters yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Miñoza joint 11th; Delasin recovers
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Frankie Miñoza closed out with a second straight 72 yesterday and
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Richard Blackwell in a thrilling sudden death with third round leader Hidemichi
Tanaka.

Miñoza thus wound up with a 282, which included earlier rounds of two
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Frankie Miñoza failed to keep the momentum of his solid back-to-back 69s
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Tanaka with one round left in the Tsuruya Open in Kawanishi, Japan.

Miñoza, whose 36-hole aggregate of 138 kept him in the thick of the
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                    [Title] => Fired up Frankie fires 69
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Frankie Miñoza, unable to get untracked in the first two tournaments in
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trail Korean Kim Jong-duck by just two strokes at the start of the Tsuruya Open
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Miñoza, priming up for next week's Kirin Open, which he won three years
ago, strung up nines of 34-35 at the 6,837-yard Sports Shinko Country Cub
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Miñoza wound up with a 288 that included rounds of 73-70 and 72 as he finished way behind the winning 271 of Katayama who fired a 67 to run away with a six-stroke victory over compatriot Hajime Meshiai who sizzled with a 64 and a 277.


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"Unfair naman yon. Talagang pinersonal nila ako," said a fuming Casas, who charged the NGAP  of intentionally omitting his name in the list in favor of a player nominated by the golf body. 


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major tournaments for professionals - on May 3 at the Villamor Golf Club.

The top management of the sponsoring Mitsubishi Motors and the leadership of
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Richard Blackwell in a thrilling sudden death with third round leader Hidemichi
Tanaka.

Miñoza thus wound up with a 282, which included earlier rounds of two
69s and another 72, in a respectable stint that should augur well for his bid
in this week's Kirin Open, where another Filipino, Cassius Casas, is seeing
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It was Miñoza's best finish after a series of mediocre performances
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Tanaka with one round left in the Tsuruya Open in Kawanishi, Japan.

Miñoza, whose 36-hole aggregate of 138 kept him in the thick of the
fight for top honors in this $952,000 event, the third leg of the Japan PGA
Tour, slid to 210, five shots behind Tanaka, who took a two-shot lead heading
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trail Korean Kim Jong-duck by just two strokes at the start of the Tsuruya Open
in Kawanishi, Japan.

Miñoza, priming up for next week's Kirin Open, which he won three years
ago, strung up nines of 34-35 at the 6,837-yard Sports Shinko Country Cub
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Miñoza closes in on leaders

April 28, 2001 - 12:00am

Frankie Miñoza, out to atone for his miserable showing last week in the Kirin Open, sizzled with a six-under par 66 yesterday as the Filipino ace shotmaker sustained his first round charge to be in contention...

Sports

Miñoza fires 73 for 22nd

April 23, 2001 - 12:00am

Frankie Miñoza closed out his stint in the rich Kirin Open the way he started it — struggling — as the Filipino shotmaker limped with a two-over par 73 yesterday and finish in joint 22nd place in...

Sports

Miñoza fires 73 for 22nd

April 23, 2001 - 12:00am

Frankie Miñoza closed out his stint in the rich Kirin Open the way he started it — struggling — as the Filipino shotmaker limped with a two-over par 73 yesterday and finish in joint 22nd place in...

Sports

Zarate seizes control with bogeyless 66

April 6, 2001 - 12:00am

ANTIPOLO — Danny Zarate, a talented often overshadowed shotmaker whose Top 10 finish two weeks ago at Sherwood boosted his confidence shaken by mediocre campaigns...

Sports

Casas hits NGAP for favoritism

April 6, 2001 - 12:00am

ANTIPOLO — Believing that his status and reputation as the country’s top pro outside of Frankie Miñoza was grossly compromised, Cassius Casas yesterday blasted the National Golf Association of the...

Sports

Miñoza pounds record 61

February 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Frankie Miñoza continued his relentless charge at the Singapore Island Country Club’s Bukit course with another birdie-binge for a course-record 10-under par 61, thrusting the ace Filipino shotmaker into...

Sports

Pro-am ushers in rich RP Masters

April 24, 2000 - 12:00am

An 18-hole pro-am sponsored by Mitsubishi Motors Philippines will usher in the 17th staging of the Philippine Masters golf championship - one of the country's major tournaments for professionals - on May 3 at...

Sports

Miñoza joint 11th; Delasin recovers

April 17, 2000 - 12:00am

Frankie Miñoza closed out with a second straight 72 yesterday and settled for joint 11th place in the $952,000 Tsuruya Open won by Australian Richard Blackwell in a thrilling sudden death with third round...

Sports

Bad day for Frankie, Joy

April 16, 2000 - 12:00am

Frankie Miñoza failed to keep the momentum of his solid back-to-back 69s as he slowed down with a 72 yesterday and dropped five strokes off Hidemichi Tanaka with one round left in the Tsuruya Open in Kawanishi,...

Sports

Fired up Frankie fires 69

April 15, 2000 - 12:00am

Frankie Miñoza, unable to get untracked in the first two tournaments in the Japan PGA Tour, finally got going yesterday, firing a three-under-par 69 to trail Korean Kim Jong-duck by just two strokes at...

Sports