AMERICAN ANDREW PITTS

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                    [Title] => Miñoza makes quarters
                    [Summary] => Frankie Miñoza stayed on course of his title bid in the Japan PGA Matchplay Championship, beating Japanese Hidemichi Tanaka, 3 and 2, to barge into the quarterfinal round of the $660,000 event at the Nidom Classic course in Tomakomai, Japan.


Miñoza, who fought back from two holes down to turn back Japanese Toshiaki Odate, 2-up, in the first round Thursday, halved the first four holes with Tanaka but won the next four which he built as a cushion to reach the last eight.


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                    [Title] => Rosales stuns vets, leads by 3
                    [Summary] => SILANG, Cavite – The brother also rises. On a slick, unpredictable surface where putting for pars seemed like an exception rather than the rule, Gerald Rosales put up a series of brilliant strokes that produced birdies and the first-ever under-par card of 70 in a rain-drenched Philippine Open fast turning out to be a putting contest.


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                    [Title] => Cuello falters with 73, settles for joint 4th
                    [Summary] => Rodrigo Cuello failed to endure the pressure and blew a two-shot lead as he closed out with a one-over par 73 yesterday for joint fourth in the $200,000 Hero Masters golf tournament in New Delhi, India.


It was a big letdown for the soft-spoken Filipino shotmaker who had looked forward to a successful stint here after surging to a two-shot lead on a final-hole eagle at the DLF Golf and Country Club course in the third round Saturday. 


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Miñoza makes quarters

September 1, 2001 - 12:00am

Frankie Miñoza stayed on course of his title bid in the Japan PGA Matchplay Championship, beating Japanese Hidemichi Tanaka, 3 and 2, to barge into the quarterfinal round of the $660,000 event at the Nidom...

Sports

Rosales stuns vets, leads by 3

November 25, 2000 - 12:00am

SILANG, Cavite – The brother also rises. On a slick, unpredictable surface where putting for pars seemed like an exception rather than the rule, Gerald Rosales...

Sports

Cuello falters with 73, settles for joint 4th

November 6, 2000 - 12:00am

Rodrigo Cuello failed to endure the pressure and blew a two-shot lead as he closed out with a one-over par 73 yesterday for joint fourth in the $200,000 Hero Masters golf tournament in New Delhi, India. It was a...

Sports