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Playing without Cid White, who was serving a one-game suspension for elbowing Cebuana Lhuillier’s Mat Mitchell in Negros’ 95-91 home win Sunday, the Slashers squeaked past the hard-fighting Davao Eagles, 96-92, the other day before a stunned RMC Gym crowd in Davao.


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Seven and still counting.

Streaking Laguna extended its winning run to four, trampling a listless
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It was the Lakers' seventh triumph overall against two losses, both coming
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Behind the exploits of rookie sensation Warren Ibañez and former Marlin
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Pasig-Rizal outscored Socsargen, 28-16, on its way to victory -- its first this
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Playing without Cid White, who was serving a one-game suspension for elbowing Cebuana Lhuillier’s Mat Mitchell in Negros’ 95-91 home win Sunday, the Slashers squeaked past the hard-fighting Davao Eagles, 96-92, the other day before a stunned RMC Gym crowd in Davao.


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Crossover Cup at the General Santos City Coliseum.

It was the Lakers' seventh triumph overall against two losses, both coming
against the Negros Slashers, the 1998 losing finalists, while the Marlins, who
dropped a heartbreaking 76-77 game to the league's maiden season champion
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newly-built General Santos City Coliseum yesterday.

Behind the exploits of rookie sensation Warren Ibañez and former Marlin
Malai Malabanan, the Pirates came up with decisive runs in the third-quarter as
they humbled the Marlins right in their home turf.

Pasig-Rizal outscored Socsargen, 28-16, on its way to victory -- its first this
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Slashers shoot for third straight win vs Marlins

June 10, 2001 - 12:00am

Reigning Southern Conference champion Negros aims to make it three in a row as it clashes with Socsargen for the solo lead today in the first phase of the 2001 MBA season at the General Santos City Coliseum. Playing...

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It's 4th in a row for Lakers

By Joey Villar | April 17, 2000 - 12:00am

Seven and still counting. Streaking Laguna extended its winning run to four, trampling a listless Socsargen side to post a runaway 89-73 road victory yesterday in the MBA Fedex Crossover Cup at the General Santos...

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Pirates whip Marlins, earn first MBA win

By Joey Villar | February 20, 2000 - 12:00am

Pasig-Rizal made a sizzling third quarter attack and clobbered Socsargen, 90-74, for its first victory in two starts in the 2000 MBA Fedex Cup at the newly-built General Santos City Coliseum yesterday. Behind...

Sports