Sinfuego wrests lead by one | Inquirer Sports

Sinfuego wrests lead by one

/ 11:24 PM September 06, 2012

CAGAYAN DE ORO—Richard Sinfuego rammed home three long birdie putts on his last nine holes to shoot a 4-under-par 68 yesterday and grab a one-stroke lead over Rufino Bayron after the second round of the P1 million ICTSI Pueblo de Oro Championship here.

Sinfuego, the soft-spoken Iloilo native who never missed a cut but never got in contention in all 10 legs of the ICTSI Philippine Golf Tour, posted a 36-hole total of 141.

Bayron, who won a pro tournament as an amateur three years ago, shot a second straight 71 for 142, barely missing joining Sinfuego at the helm with a final-hole bogey.

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Three players stood just two shots off, two trailed by three and six were just four down, ensuring a spirited battle for the top P200,000 purse in today’s final round of the event organized by Pilipinas Golf Tournaments Inc.

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Richard Abaring, who humbled the field with an opening 67, wobbled home with a 76 for 143 and a tie for third with Charles Hong and Orlan Sumcad, who both carded 72s.

Joseph Labajo rebounded from a 76 with a bogey-free 68 to be at even par 144 like Christopher delos Santos, who carded a 74.

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James Ryan Lam and Ebarra Quiachon fired 71s to head a six-man group at 145 that also included Ferdie Aunzo, Marvin Dumandan, Mark Fernando, all with 73s, and Cookie La’O (76).

Rico Depilo, who had a 68 in the first round, ballooned to an 81 to be at 149.

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