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SO, GOMEZ DREW WITH SUPER GMs BUT NOT GOOD ENOUGH TO POWER RP

FILIPINO Grandmaster Wesley So (2610) settled for a truce with Super GM Alexei Shirov (2726) even national champion IM John Paul Gomez (2519) held Super GM Miguel Cordoba Illescas (2604) into a draw but not good enough to power the 38th ranked Philippine Team who bowed to all-Super GM 12th ranked Spain, 1-3, in the sixth round of 38th World Chess Olympiad yesterday at the International Congress Center in Dresden, Germany.

by: MARLON BERNARDINO

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BIGGEST FIGHT IN MY BOXING CAREER---MANNY PACQUIAO

"This is the biggest fight in my boxing career," this was stressed yesterday by WBC lightweight world champion and Filipino ring idol Manny Pacquiao referring his forthcoming12-round, non-title fight contested at the 147-pound welterweight limit against 10-times world champion and Mexican legend Oscar De La Hoya.
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2008 GUINESS 9BALL TOUR : GABICA BEATS WANG TO ARRANGE A TITULAR SHOWDOWN WITH CHANG
Posted by admin on 2008/6/1 2:48:07 (192 reads)




FILIPINO ANTONIO "GAGA"GABICA, the country's most underrated pool player today rallied from three racks deficit (3-6) to beat Taiwanese Wang Hung-Hsiang in come-from-behind, 9-7, victory yesterday to book the second finals seat in the third leg of the 2008 Guinness 9-Ball Tour being held at the Genting International Convention Center in Malaysia.

With the win, the 36-year-old Lapu-Lapu City native Gabica, member of the star-studded Philippine Billiards Development Foundation (PBDF) prevent it what seemed a possible Taiwanese finals when he meet reigning over-all tour champion Chang Jung-lin of Taiwan, who earlier beat Ryu Seung Woo of Korea, 9-2.

After Gabica failed to sank the No.9 ball in the 15th racks, he didn't waste a time to clean up the table after Wang miss a corner pocket shot at No.2 ball in the 16th racks for a 9-7 triumph.

Gabica is looking to end's the Taiwanese Domination while Chang eyeing his third consecutive leg title after winning the Taipei (Taiwan) and Penang (Malaysia) leg, respectively.

On the road to the final four, Gabica nipped Yang Ching-shun of Taiwan, 9-7, while Chang smashed Li He-wen of China, 9-0.

Other Filipinos who competed in the tournament were Alex Pagulayan and Marlon Manalo. Both failed to reach the knockout part of the tournament.


by: MARLON BERNARDINO.

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RP JUNIOR BETS PAID COURTESY CALL TO PSC CHAIR RAMIREZ

TWO of the three Philippine Junior representative paid a courtesy call to Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman William “Butch” Ramirez yesterday (Thursday) at the PSC office in Vito Cruz, Manila.

From left to right were: 14-year-old Jonas Magpantay, Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman William “Butch” Ramirez and reigning national women’s champion Zemonette Oryan. Not in photo is RP junior champion Jerico Banares.


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STAR BILLIARD CENTER

Service Team will be in 888 Billiards (owned by Marlon Manalo), #257 Talumpong Street, Mandaluyong City, from 4pm to 8pm, today November 21, 2008 (Friday). We will be giving & installing FREE Nili Cue Tips and FREE cleaning of Aramith Balls.

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