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Pagunsan, 28, will tee off at 12:50 p.m. on No. 10 when playing condition is expected to get tougher and when some of the big guns in a stellar field will have finished their respective rounds at the par-70, 7,060-yard layout nestled between the Koolau mountain and the Pacific Ocean. 


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Except for the ox tongue, Hawaii Gov. Linda Lingle had what she called the "trip of a lifetime" during her eight-day visit to the Philippines.


Lingle flew back to Hawaii Tuesday night.


And, to paraphrase Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Lingle said she might return.


The governor did not continue on with the rest of the visiting Hawaii delegation to Cebu, which was disappointing to some members of the group who are from the area.


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Pagunsan, 28, will tee off at 12:50 p.m. on No. 10 when playing condition is expected to get tougher and when some of the big guns in a stellar field will have finished their respective rounds at the par-70, 7,060-yard layout nestled between the Koolau mountain and the Pacific Ocean. 


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And, to paraphrase Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Lingle said she might return.


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Juvic in for tough PGA start

January 11, 2007 - 12:00am

It will be one tough PGA Tour debut for Filipino shotmaker Juvic Pagunsan, who drew a late afternoon flight in the first round of the $5.1 million Sony Open firing off Thursday (Friday in Manila) at the Waialae...

Sports

Hold the lengua for Hawaii gov

By Craig Gima | January 12, 2006 - 12:00am

Except for the ox tongue, Hawaii Gov. Linda Lingle had what she called the "trip of a lifetime" during her eight-day visit to the Philippines. Lingle flew back to Hawaii Tuesday night. And, to paraphrase...

News Commentary

Franz confident he’d be cleared

November 12, 2005 - 12:00am

Franz Pumaren, who quit as head coach of De La Salle basketball team early in the week, said his resignation was not an acceptance of culpability in the raging UAAP eligibility scandal but was made out of delicadeza...

Sports