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CHING SHUN YANG
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[Title] => RP seals win vs Chinese Taipei
[Summary] => Team Philippines pulled off a pair of lopsided victories in the doubles yesterday for an insurmountable 25-17 lead with two matches left in the RP-Taiwan 9-Ball Challenge yesterday at the Ocatagon Hall of the Robinson’s Galleria.
Marlon Manalo and Dennis Orcullo trounced Fong Pang Chao and Pei Wei Chang, 9-3, before Antonio "Nickoy" Lining and Antonio Gabica smashed Che Wei Fu and Ching Shung Yang, 9-1, to seal the win and render the last two matches non-bearing.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-27 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Pinoy cue artists keep lead in 9-ball duel
[Summary] => Chinese Taipei’s Fong Pang Chao reaffirmed his mastery over the Filipinos with a 9-2 victory over Antonio "Nickoy" Lining yesterday in the RP-Taiwan 9-Ball Challenge at the Octagon Hall of the Robinson’s Galleria.
Fong, World Pool champion in 1993 and 2000, simply dominated Lining in a game that took him just a little over an hour to finish to the dissapointment of the local fans who trooped to the venue despite heavy rains that flooded Metro Manila and some parts of Rizal.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => RP-Taiwan 9-Ball Challenge: Lining talo kay Fong
[Summary] => Patuloy ang pananalasa ni Taiwanese Fong Pang Chao sa mga Pinoy nang igupo naman nito si Antonio Lining, 9-2 sa RP-Taiwan 9-Ball Challenge sa Octagon Hall ng Ro-binson’s Galleria.
Simpleng dinomina ni Fong, World Pool champion noong 1993 at 2000 si Lining na halos isang oras lamang tinapos ang laban sa harap ng dismayadong Pinoy na manonood na dumayo sa lugar bagamat bumabaha sa Metro Manila.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => RP-Taiwan 9-ball challenge on at Galleria
[Summary] => The much-awaited showdown between Asia’s two strongest billiards nations — the Philippines and Taiwan — unfolds today at the Octagon Hall, Robinson’s Galleria in Mandaluyong City.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => World Pool Championship: Reyes vs Manalo sa round of 16
[Summary] => Makaraang dipatsahin si Francisco ‘Django’ Bustamante, isa pang Pinoy ang makakaharap ng sinusuwerteng si Marlon Manalo sa round of 16 sa katauhan ni Efren ‘Bata’ Reyes sa prestihiyosong World Pool Championship na ginaganap sa World Trade Center sa Taipei.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => World Pool Championships: Pinoy cue masters nanalasa pa rin
[Summary] => Patuloy ang pananalasa ng Philippine delegation patungo sa penul-timate day ng elimination round ng World Pool Championships, kung saan ang top four players sa 16 na grupo ay kuwalipikado sa knockout round of 64 na magsisimula bukas.
At ang tanging Pinoy na malamang na agad mapatalsik matapos ma-bigo sa kanyang unang tatlong laban sa Group 1 ay si Ramil Gallego, na matapos ang nakapanghihinayang na kabiguan kay defending champion Thorsten Hohmann, 5-3 ay tila nawalan na ng gana.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Django, Pinoys off to flying start
[Summary] => TAIPEI — Francisco Bustamante and Rodolfo Luat hurdled their first two assignments for the "Dirty Dozen" yesterday but it was Lee Van Corteza who provided the biggest news for the Philippines at the start of the World Pool Championship here.
Bustamante, the 2002 runner-up to American Earl Strickland in Cardiff, Wales, swept Pei-Wei Chang of Taipei, 5-0, before beating Phil Wilkinson of New Zealand, 5-1, in the race-to-five, alternate-break group matches among the 128 competitors.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-11 00:00:00
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