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MARLON LEGASPI AND ARNOLD CALO

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Eagles repeat in double OT

By Joey Villar | June 20, 2002 - 12:00am

Enrico Villanueva had a monster game but it was Fonacier who hit the baskets that mattered most as Ateneo Hapee-Negros Navigation outlasted Blu Sun Power in double overtime, 92-86, yesterday to move one win shy of...

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