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Wang storms to four-stroke edge

February 10, 2011 - 12:00am

Wang Jeung Hun wielded another solid round of three-under 69 and pulled away by four strokes over reigning national champion Clyde Mondilla, threatening to blow away the field in the WWWExpress-DHL National Golf...

Sports

Korean sets pace with 66

February 9, 2011 - 12:00am

Riviera’s Wang Jeung Hun outshot Asian Games silver medalist Miguel Tabuena in an early clash of the fancied bets, firing a bogey-free 66 and posting a one-stroke lead over Zanieboy Gialon at the start of the...

Sports