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Filipino boxer Lito Sisnorio has died in a Bangkok hospital Saturday following his fourth-round knockout loss at the hands of Chatchai Sasakul last Friday in Thailand. 


Sisnorio, a former WBC youth champion, underwent emergency surgery on Friday to remove a blood clot from his brain after he fell unconscious on his way to dinner several hours after recovering from his fourth-round knockout, according to Superbox.com.


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                    [Title] => Jenny in title chase   anew with opening 68
                    [Summary] => Greed took a bite off Jennifer Rosales’ superb first round after her US Women’s Open debacle as she settled for a four-under par 68 after dropping two strokes on the final hole to lay three shots adrift of last week’s tormentor Meg Mallon at the start of the $1.3-million Canadian Women’s Open at the Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada Thursday (Friday in Manila).


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                    [Title] => Jenny succumbs to putting woes,  pressure
                    [Summary] => Swing coach Bong Lopez quickly blamed Jennifer Rosales’ putting stroke for his ward’s foldup in the US Women’s Open. So did Gerald Rosales.


"At her level and with that much pressure, dapat talaga gumana ang putter niya," said Lopez. "Kaya kailangan talaga, practice pa ng mabuti sa putting."


Gerald, on the other hand, said his sister has had so many birdie opportunities that just wouldn’t drop. "Ang daming namintis na puro short putts. Puro sayang talaga."


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                    [Title] => Mallon escapes on Matthew miscue; Delasin joint 20th
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The 39-year-old American began the day one stroke behind Matthew, who joined the LPGA Tour in 1995 and did not break through for a victory until last year when she won the Hawaiian Ladies Open. 


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                    [Title] => Dorothy makes cut; Jenny falls
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Good luck, Dorothy Delasin.
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Gerald, on the other hand, said his sister has had so many birdie opportunities that just wouldn’t drop. "Ang daming namintis na puro short putts. Puro sayang talaga."


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Manila).

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Pinoy boxer dies after bout in Thailand

April 2, 2007 - 12:00am

Filipino boxer Lito Sisnorio has died in a Bangkok hospital Saturday following his fourth-round knockout loss at the hands of Chatchai Sasakul last Friday in Thailand. Sisnorio, a former WBC youth champion,...

Sports

Jenny in title chase anew with opening 68

July 10, 2004 - 12:00am

Greed took a bite off Jennifer Rosales’ superb first round after her US Women’s Open debacle as she settled for a four-under par 68 after dropping two strokes on the final hole to lay three shots adrift...

Sports

Jenny succumbs to putting woes, pressure

July 6, 2004 - 12:00am

Swing coach Bong Lopez quickly blamed Jennifer Rosales’ putting stroke for his ward’s foldup in the US Women’s Open. So did Gerald Rosales. "At her level and with that much pressure, dapat talaga...

Sports

Mallon escapes on Matthew miscue; Delasin joint 20th

August 20, 2002 - 12:00am

MONTREAL — Meg Mallon shot a one-over 73 and watched as Scotland’s Catriona Matthew stumbled to a triple bogey on the 12th hole, giving Mallon a two-stroke victory on Sunday in the Canadian Women’s...

Sports

Dorothy makes cut; Jenny falls

January 23, 2000 - 12:00am

Good luck, Dorothy Delasin.

Sports

Dorothy trails by 5; Jenny wavers

January 22, 2000 - 12:00am

Dorothy Delasin and Jennifer Rosales fashioned out contrasting rounds at the start of their campaign in the tough LPGA Tour with the former dishing out a solid three-under-par 69 and the latter struggling with...

Sports