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[Title] => 10 Pinoys gain berths in World Pool meet
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After the successful staging of the RP Open, the Billiards and Snooker Congress of the Philippines is now looking forward to the bigger and tougher World Pool Championship.
The country will host the prestigious world event on Nov. 4 to 12 at the Philippine International Convention Center where 132 players representing 46 countries will vie for fame and fortune.
It will be the first time that the Philippines is hosting the event won by Filipinos Efren Reyes in 1999 in Cardiff, Wales, and Alex Pagulayan in 2004 in Kaoshiung, Taiwan.
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[Title] => Pagulayan stuns Bata in Tokyo final
[Summary] => Alex Pagulayan won the 2003 WPA-IBC World Tour Finals in Tokyo, getting back at compatriot Efren "Bata" Reyes in the championship match of the all-star 9-ball tournament that ended Sunday with an all-Filipino four.
The Canada-based Pagulayan won his first three matches, scoring wins over Go Takami, Ronnie Alcano and Antonio Lining but lost to Reyes. Pagulayan, however, bounced back with a win over Hiroshi Takenaka to make it into the semifinal round.
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REYES AND PAGULAYAN
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After the successful staging of the RP Open, the Billiards and Snooker Congress of the Philippines is now looking forward to the bigger and tougher World Pool Championship.
The country will host the prestigious world event on Nov. 4 to 12 at the Philippine International Convention Center where 132 players representing 46 countries will vie for fame and fortune.
It will be the first time that the Philippines is hosting the event won by Filipinos Efren Reyes in 1999 in Cardiff, Wales, and Alex Pagulayan in 2004 in Kaoshiung, Taiwan.
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[Summary] => Alex Pagulayan won the 2003 WPA-IBC World Tour Finals in Tokyo, getting back at compatriot Efren "Bata" Reyes in the championship match of the all-star 9-ball tournament that ended Sunday with an all-Filipino four.
The Canada-based Pagulayan won his first three matches, scoring wins over Go Takami, Ronnie Alcano and Antonio Lining but lost to Reyes. Pagulayan, however, bounced back with a win over Hiroshi Takenaka to make it into the semifinal round.
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