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The United States with 13 players at the helm, has the most number of entries led by 2002 champion Earl "The Pearl" Strickland, many-time US Player of the Year Johnny Archer and one-time US Open champion Rodney Morris.


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Former World Pool champion Alex Pagulayan lived up to his top billing as he walloped Gandy Valle, 13- 6, Sunday night to rule the BSCP National Pool Championship at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.


Pagulayan easily disposed of Valle to win P1 million top purse.


"He was just unlucky with his breaks," said Pagulayan of Valle.


Valle, gold medalist in the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games and the 2005 Manila Southeast Asian Games, pocketed P500,000.


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Pagulayan easily disposed of Valle to win P1 million top purse.


"He was just unlucky with his breaks," said Pagulayan of Valle.


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Pagulayan rips Orcollo for crown

July 28, 2008 - 12:00am

Sports

World pool champs banner stellar field

October 4, 2006 - 12:00am

A total of 117 players representing 42 countries are already assured of spots in the 2006 Philippines World Pool Championship next month. And more are expected to be added prior to the Nov. 4-12 meet at the Philippine...

Sports

Pagulayan rips Valle, pockets P1M top prize

August 22, 2006 - 12:00am

Former World Pool champion Alex Pagulayan lived up to his top billing as he walloped Gandy Valle, 13- 6, Sunday night to rule the BSCP National Pool Championship at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium. Pagulayan easily...

Sports