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Southeast Asian Games gold medallist Markwin Tee rolled 234, 236 and 171 to be the Philippines’ top scorer with 641 followed by Tyrone Ongpauco with 207-234-164 (605) and Paeng Nepomuceno with 165-237-183 (585).


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BRADON QUALISCHEFSKI AND JASON BELMONTE

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Southeast Asian Games gold medallist Markwin Tee rolled 234, 236 and 171 to be the Philippines’ top scorer with 641 followed by Tyrone Ongpauco with 207-234-164 (605) and Paeng Nepomuceno with 165-237-183 (585).


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RP bowlers fumble in world men’s tourney

September 3, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippines continued to struggle in the World Men’s Bowling Championships yesterday, running 17th, 181 pin falls behind the pacesetting South Korea squad after the first three blocks of the trios short...

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