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It will be a brief 36-hole showdown of the countrys jungolf aces against visitors from Fukuoka, Japan with Jayvie Agojo, Dottie Ardina and Allenby Jiro Ramos all set to be cited by the PSA this coming Friday for their international exploits in 2003 leading the Philippine contingent.
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January 5, 2004 - 12:00am
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