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                    [Summary] => Alang-alang sa Pilipinas, muling tiniyak kahapon ni 2004 World 9-Ball champion Alex Pagulayan ang kanyang ser-bisyo para sa kampanya ng bansa sa 15th Asian Games sa Doha, Qatar sa Disyembre 2006.


Ito ay sa kabila na rin ng ina-asahang mga malalaking international tournaments sa iba’t ibang bansa na nakaha-nay para sa 2006.


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                    [Title] => 3rd gold tinumbok ni Pagulayan
                    [Summary] => Pangatlong gintong medalya para sa isang Fil-Canadian.


Tinumbok ni Alex Pagulayan ang kanyang ikatlong gold medal matapos talunin ang kababayang si Lee Van Corteza, 9-6, sa isang all-Pinoy finals match sa men’s 8-ball singles sa billiards and snooker event ng 23rd Southeast Asian Games kagabi sa Makati Coliseum.


Unang hinablot ni Pagulayan, ang 2004 World Pool champion, ang kanyang gold medal sa men’s snooker team katuwang sina Leonardo Andam, Joven Alba at Felipe Tauro, Jr.  bago nakipagtambalan kay Dennis Orcullo sa men’s 9-ball doubles event.


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                    [Title] => Filipinos pull away with 17 golds
                    [Summary] => While athletics produced four gold medals yesterday, it was aquatics which created the biggest ripples as Team Philippines won 17 gold medals and held on to the overall lead in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.


After two days of full-blown competition, the Filipinos remained on top of the leaderboard, looking down their regional rivals with a growing collection of 21 gold, 11 silver and 11 bronze medals.


Vietnam, the reigning SEA Games champion, is running second with a 10-6-8 harvest, followed by Malaysia’s 7-10-6, Thailand’s 5-5-14 and Indonesia’s 5-5-9.

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                    [Title] => Ginto sa 15-ball rotation tinumbok ni Alcano
                    [Summary] => Hindi man lumaro si Efren "Bata" Reyes, may isa pang Filipino cue artist na makikilala rin dahil sa paglalaro nang walang ngipin.


 Tinumbok kagabi ni Ronnie Alcano ang gin-tong medalya matapos talunin ang kababayang si Antonio Gabica, 5-3, sa kanilang final match sa men’s 15-ball rotation event sa billiards and snooker ng 23rd South-east Asian Games sa Makati Coliseum.


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Unang hinablot ni Pagulayan, ang 2004 World Pool champion, ang kanyang gold medal sa men’s snooker team katuwang sina Leonardo Andam, Joven Alba at Felipe Tauro, Jr.  bago nakipagtambalan kay Dennis Orcullo sa men’s 9-ball doubles event.


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Para sa bansa, Pagulayan lalaro sa Doha Asian Games

December 11, 2005 - 12:00am

Alang-alang sa Pilipinas, muling tiniyak kahapon ni 2004 World 9-Ball champion Alex Pagulayan ang kanyang ser-bisyo para sa kampanya ng bansa sa 15th Asian Games sa Doha, Qatar sa Disyembre 2006. Ito ay sa kabila...

PSN Palaro

3rd gold tinumbok ni Pagulayan

December 3, 2005 - 12:00am

Pangatlong gintong medalya para sa isang Fil-Canadian. Tinumbok ni Alex Pagulayan ang kanyang ikatlong gold medal matapos talunin ang kababayang si Lee Van Corteza, 9-6, sa isang all-Pinoy finals match sa men’s...

PSN Palaro

Filipinos pull away with 17 golds

By Abac Cordero | November 29, 2005 - 12:00am

While athletics produced four gold medals yesterday, it was aquatics which created the biggest ripples as Team Philippines won 17 gold medals and held on to the overall lead in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games. After...

Sports

Ginto sa 15-ball rotation tinumbok ni Alcano

November 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Hindi man lumaro si Efren "Bata" Reyes, may isa pang Filipino cue artist na makikilala rin dahil sa paglalaro nang walang ngipin.  Tinumbok kagabi ni Ronnie Alcano ang gin-tong medalya matapos talunin...

PSN Palaro