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The Boysen-Euromed trio of Irene Benitez, Jojo Canare and Liza Del Rosario dominated Bowlmarts Liza Clutario, Yap Seok Kim and Cecilia Yap, 1186-1121, to take the early lead in the ladies team event (class O) while Al Dy, Freddie Alcaraz and Jack Interia scored 1193 pins to take the upperhand in the mens side over the threesome of Elmer de Leon, Papio de Dios and Toss Renacia (1148).
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The Boysen-Euromed trio of Irene Benitez, Jojo Canare and Liza Del Rosario dominated Bowlmarts Liza Clutario, Yap Seok Kim and Cecilia Yap, 1186-1121, to take the early lead in the ladies team event (class O) while Al Dy, Freddie Alcaraz and Jack Interia scored 1193 pins to take the upperhand in the mens side over the threesome of Elmer de Leon, Papio de Dios and Toss Renacia (1148).
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