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[Title] => Top cue artists to compete in SEAG
[Summary] => Top local cue artists Efren "Bata" Reyes, Leonardo "Dodong" Andam and Rodolfo "Boy Samson" Luat are willing to skip lucrative tournaments in the United States to play for flag and country in the Southeast Asian Games in September in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Mario Roxas, spokesperson of Puyat Sports which manages the career of the three ace pool players, made the announcement yesterday, saying that Reyes, Andam and Luat are only awaiting for a formal invitation from the Billiards and Snookers Congress of the Philippines to guarantee their participation in the SEAG.
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[Title] => Bata outclasses chief rivals
[Summary] => Efren "Bata" Reyes turned in a magical performance last night to beat Francisco "Django" Bustamante, 13-10, in the finals of the Supreme Masters of Billiards Championship at the jampacked Metropolis Star Mall in Alabang, Muntinlupa.
The 47-year-old Reyes, who has yet to nail a major victory since winning the World 9-Ball crown in Cardiff, Wales in 1999, was almost given up for dead after losing a 5-0 lead and trailing Bustamante, the 1998 world No. 1 player from Tarlac, 6-10.
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The P4.2 million Motolite International 9-ball championship gets underway today
at the Makati Coliseum with the cream of the country's pro pool crop clashing
with the best and the brightest American cue artists in what is billed as the
richest, biggest and most explosive billiards event ever held here.
The masters of the game are all accounted for -- from world champion Efren
"Bata" Reyes and Francisco "Django" Bustamante to US titlist Johnny Archer and
Nick Varner.
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ANDAM AND RODOLFO
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Mario Roxas, spokesperson of Puyat Sports which manages the career of the three ace pool players, made the announcement yesterday, saying that Reyes, Andam and Luat are only awaiting for a formal invitation from the Billiards and Snookers Congress of the Philippines to guarantee their participation in the SEAG.
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The 47-year-old Reyes, who has yet to nail a major victory since winning the World 9-Ball crown in Cardiff, Wales in 1999, was almost given up for dead after losing a 5-0 lead and trailing Bustamante, the 1998 world No. 1 player from Tarlac, 6-10.
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at the Makati Coliseum with the cream of the country's pro pool crop clashing
with the best and the brightest American cue artists in what is billed as the
richest, biggest and most explosive billiards event ever held here.
The masters of the game are all accounted for -- from world champion Efren
"Bata" Reyes and Francisco "Django" Bustamante to US titlist Johnny Archer and
Nick Varner.
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February 16, 2000 - 12:00am
