Davies captures maiden golf title in Morocco - Big Hollywood
Welshman Rhys Davies, pictured in 2008, won his maiden European Tour title ... Welshman Rhys Davies won his maiden European Tour title on Sunday when he saw off South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen by two shots at the Trophee Hassan II. The 24-year-old ...
Davies tops Oosthuizen in Morocco Golf - KSTP
Davies, who led after the second round, completed his first European Tour victory at 25-under-par 266. The first two rounds were split between the par-72 Blue Course and par-73 Red Course at ... was joined there by Ignacio Garrido (70), Thomas Levet ...
Davies reigns supreme in Morocco - espnstar.com
Welshman Rhys Davies captured his first European ... was a fourth runners-up finish on the circuit, while Frenchman Thomas Levet, Spaniard Ignacio Garrido, Finn Mikko Ilonen and another South African Thomas Aiken shared third place five strokes ...
In Morocco, a Crackdown on Christian Aid Workers - YAHOO!
"Most of the couples were there as foster parents and had raised these children since infancy," Broadbent says. "When they were told that their parents had to leave, it was chaos - the kids were running after any adult they could find, and just ...
Davies tops Oosthuizen in Morocco - WHO-TV
Rabat, Morocco (Sports Network) - Rhys Davies fired a seven-under 66 Sunday to come from behind and ... He was joined there by Ignacio Garrido (70), Thomas Levet (71) and Thomas Aiken (71). MORE TO FOLLOW.
Davies confirms promise in Morocco - iseekgolf.com
24-year-old Rhys Davies became the first Welshman to win on the European Tour since Bradley Dredge at the Celtic Manor event nearly four years ago when he won the Trophee Hassan by two shots over South African Louis Oosthuizen. Few would be surprised ...
Morocco, Gabon sign five cooperation agreements - Investors Business Daily
Mar 21, 2010 (BBC Monitoring via COMTEX) -- Morocco and Gabon signed five cooperation agreements following a visit by Gabonese President Hajj Ali Bongo to Rabat earlier this week. Ali Bongo discussed bilateral ties and cooperation with Moroccan King ...
Davies rallies for Morocco title - United Press International
RABAT, Morocco, March 21 (UPI) -- Rhys Davies rallied from behind Sunday, firing a seven-under 66 to come away with the title of the Hassan II Golf Trophy in Morocco. Davies, 24, garnered his first European Tour victory at 25-under-par 266. He had ...
Golf: Davies captures maiden title in Morocco - Channel NewsAsia
RABAT - Welshman Rhys Davies won his maiden European Tour title on Sunday when he saw off South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen by two shots at the Trophee Hassan II. The 24-year-old had been two behind overnight leader Oosthuizen at the start of play, but ...
Chowrasia slips to tied 41 after round 3 in Morocco - IndiaTimes
RABAT: SSP Chowrasia's slide continued as the Indian brought home his worst card of the week, a one-over 74 to lie tied 41 after the third round of the Trophee Hassan II golf tournament. The Kolkata pro dropped as many as five bogeys against four ...
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