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[Summary] => Former World Masters champion Biboy Rivera of the Philippines remained in the hunt for the 46th Qubica AMF Bowling World Cup title Friday by finishing third with 7038 pins, including bonuses, after 32 games here.
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[Title] => Rivera out to defend World bowl masters title
[Summary] => Biboy Rivera hopes to get the ball rolling for Team Philippines when he anchors its bid in the World Men’s Bowling Championships in Munich, Germany on Aug. 12-21.
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[Title] => World bowl triumph boosts Rivera to No. 7
[Summary] => Biboy Rivera, riding on his resounding victory in the Masters finals in the recent World Men’s Championships in South Korea, jumped from No. 17 to No. 7 in the Asian Ranking, boosting his bid for a stint in next year’s staging of the World Ranking Masters.
With 377 ranking points, the 32-year-old Rivera bounced back into contention in the race for the top 8 berths in the 2007 World Ranking Masters.
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[Summary] => It’s difficult not to gloat when there is so much to crow about. Recent news of Filipinos scaling the heights and winning top honors in international competitions can’t be ignored. Not surprisingly, the entire nation is basking in their glory.
If the success stories are a portent of better things to come, we can’t wait for more good fortune to bless our country.
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The Philippines’ Biboy Rivera ended a four-year drought to win the Masters gold medal in the World Men’s Championships, capping the feat with a perfect game in the fifth and deciding match for a 3-2 victory over Germany’s Achim Grabowski in the finals at Homplus Asiad Bowling Centre in Busan, Korea yesterday.
Ranked ninth, the 32-year-old Rivera chose the long oil to start the finals against the 14th seed German, winning the first match, 232-223, before pulling off a close 225-223 decision in a thrilling second match.
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[Title] => Sa Masters Ng World Men’s Championship: Gold medal isinukbit ni Rivera
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Winakasan ni Biboy Rivera ang apat na taong pagkauhaw nang makopo nito ang gintong medalya sa Masters sa World Men’s Championship makaraang tapusin ang tagumpay ng may perfect game sa fifth at deciding game tungo sa 3-2 panalo laban kay Achim Grabowski sa finals sa Homeplus Asiad Bowling Centre sa Busan, Korea.
Pinili ng 32 anyos na si Rivera, rank 9, ang long oil na panimula ng finals laban sa 14th seed German at mapagwagian ang laban sa 232-223 bago humatak ng 225-223 sa kapanapanabik na ikalawang laban.
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With 377 ranking points, the 32-year-old Rivera bounced back into contention in the race for the top 8 berths in the 2007 World Ranking Masters.
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If the success stories are a portent of better things to come, we can’t wait for more good fortune to bless our country.
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The Philippines’ Biboy Rivera ended a four-year drought to win the Masters gold medal in the World Men’s Championships, capping the feat with a perfect game in the fifth and deciding match for a 3-2 victory over Germany’s Achim Grabowski in the finals at Homplus Asiad Bowling Centre in Busan, Korea yesterday.
Ranked ninth, the 32-year-old Rivera chose the long oil to start the finals against the 14th seed German, winning the first match, 232-223, before pulling off a close 225-223 decision in a thrilling second match.
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Winakasan ni Biboy Rivera ang apat na taong pagkauhaw nang makopo nito ang gintong medalya sa Masters sa World Men’s Championship makaraang tapusin ang tagumpay ng may perfect game sa fifth at deciding game tungo sa 3-2 panalo laban kay Achim Grabowski sa finals sa Homeplus Asiad Bowling Centre sa Busan, Korea.
Pinili ng 32 anyos na si Rivera, rank 9, ang long oil na panimula ng finals laban sa 14th seed German at mapagwagian ang laban sa 232-223 bago humatak ng 225-223 sa kapanapanabik na ikalawang laban.
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