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ALVIN AMPOSTA AND NILO CORDOVA

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Bowlers blow trios bid; pugs suffer 2nd loss

December 7, 2006 - 12:00am

DOHA — The Philippines continued to flounder heading into the second week of the Asian Games here Wednesday with no end in sight to snap a medal drought that has become as dry as the sands in this bustling...

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RP bowlers running 2nd in men’s trios

December 6, 2006 - 12:00am

DOHA— Denied of a chance the last time out, the Philippines braced for another medal finish in the men’s trios of the bowling competitions in the 15th Asian Games as four-time World Cup champion...

Sports