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ALTHOUGH ALCANO

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32nd US open 9-ball championships 3 Pinoys remain standing

October 21, 2007 - 12:00am

Reigning World 9-Ball and 8-Ball champion Renato "Volcano" Alcano edged out Jose "Amang" Parica, 11-7, in an all-Filipino battle to reach the semifinal round,

Freeman Cebu Sports

Hooked again, no it was a slice

By FULL POINT By Nimrod Quiñones | November 15, 2006 - 12:00am

While I moved between my desk and the small 14-inch TV set in one corner of the office last Sunday to catch a glimpse of the World Pool Championships final match, I could not help but feel happy to see Ronato Alcano...

Freeman Cebu Sports