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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] => Que shoots for title vs Pagunsan
                    [Summary] => Angelo Que wore down veteran Iggy Clavecilla, 2 and 1, yesterday to arrange an intriguing duel with fellow national team member Juvic Pagunsan for the Philippine Amateur golf crown which he thinks he would need to win on his pro bid next year.


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                    [Title] => Que shoots for title vs Pagunsan
                    [Summary] => Angelo Que wore down veteran Iggy Clavecilla, 2 and 1, yesterday to arrange an intriguing duel with fellow national team member Juvic Pagunsan for the Philippine Amateur golf crown which he thinks he would need to win on his pro bid next year.


"Win or lose, I will really turn pro next year. And I feel that winning the title will help boost my confidence in the pro ranks," said Que after surviving the gutsy stand of the 53-year-old Clavecilla in their semis clash and remaining on track of his back-to-back title quest.


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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

Que shoots for title vs Pagunsan

May 20, 2001 - 12:00am

Angelo Que wore down veteran Iggy Clavecilla, 2 and 1, yesterday to arrange an intriguing duel with fellow national team member Juvic Pagunsan for the Philippine Amateur golf crown which he thinks he would need to...

Sports

Que shoots for title vs Pagunsan

May 20, 2001 - 12:00am

Angelo Que wore down veteran Iggy Clavecilla, 2 and 1, yesterday to arrange an intriguing duel with fellow national team member Juvic Pagunsan for the Philippine Amateur golf crown which he thinks he would need to...

Sports