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Miñoza 5 strokes adrift in Myanmar

February 14, 2004 - 12:00am

Frankie Minoza matched par 72 at the Yangon Golf Club and stood five strokes off Korean ace Mo Joong-kyung at the start of the $200,000 Myanmar Open in Yangon, Myanmar Thursday. That even-par effort put the ace...

Sports

Pinoys 2nd as Thais keep Putra Cup

December 16, 2002 - 12:00am

HONG KONG – The Philippines settled for runner-up honors in the 42nd Southeast Asian Golf Team Championship, its bid to end six title-less years torpedoed by a Thailand team that just wouldn’t budge an...

Sports