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COREY DEUEL AND RODNEY MORRIS

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Bustamante’s win over the German ace in a match that saw some excellent play from both players extended the Filipino’s amazing run to 18 games, including victories over American Danny Harriman, 8-6, Tony Drago, 8-1, Marko Lohtander, 8-1, and compatriot Antonio Lining, 8-3. 


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Last four Pinoys gain IPT Last 18

September 9, 2006 - 12:00am

Francisco "Django" Bustamante dealt Oliver Ortmann of Germany his first loss via a thrilling 8-7 victory to remain the only unbeaten player after four rounds of the IPT World Open 8-ball Championship...

Sports

RP bets advance; Bata, Django see action

By Joey Villar | November 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Two of the 10 members of the national team competing in next week’s Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam advanced to the tournament proper of the first Cafe Puro Philippine Open and Invitational 9-ball championship...

Sports

Bata rules all-Japan billiards; RP Open on today

November 26, 2003 - 12:00am

Efren ‘‘Bata" Reyes won the All-Japan Championship in Osaka Monday in a victory that is expected to further boost his confidence heading into the first Philippine Open and Invitational 9-Ball Championships...

Sports

RP Open attracts world pool champs

November 25, 2003 - 12:00am

Top notch billiards action begins tomorrow with 76 players from 10 countries, including the reigning and six former WPA (World Pool Association) champions, vying for top honors in the first Philippine Open and Invitational...

Sports