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Lascuña saves par, climbs to joint 10th in World Cup

November 23, 2013 - 12:00am

Tony Lascuña kept bucking the odds with conservative play to save an even par 71 while Angelo Que improved a bit with a 72 and the Philippines moved one rung up at joint 10th with a 143 even as the United...

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World cup of golf: Pinoy golfers trail Denmark, US by seven

November 22, 2013 - 12:00am

Tony Lascuña proved up to the challenge and fired a plucky one-under 70 but Angelo Que wavered with a 74 on a windy day that stymied even two of the most fancied players in the fold – Australia’s...

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