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[Summary] => Alaska Milk refused to just roll over and die last night, snapping out of a three-game rut to force a winner-take-all match with Purefoods in their Samsung PBA Governors Cup best-of-seven title showdown at the Araneta Coliseum.
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[Summary] => CEBU – Ron Riley made a so-so debut but the local Alaska crew rose to the occasion as the Aces finally barged into the win-column of the PBA Governors Cup with a 96-92 overtime victory over the Tanduay Rhum Masters at the Cebu Coliseum here last night.
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[Summary] => Alaska Milk, though obviously feeling its way around with an overhauled lineup, opened its All-Filipino Cup title-retention bid on a good note as it turned back Sta. Lucia Realty, 91-84, at the start of the 2001 PBA season last night at the Araneta Coliseum.
Old mainstays Don Allado and Rodney Santos came up with clutch baskets down the stretch as the Aces overcame the early ouster of new starting power forward Ali Peek and a tough stand by the Realtors to the delight of the predominantly Alaska crowd which watched the season’s opening game at the venue.
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Old mainstays Don Allado and Rodney Santos came up with clutch baskets down the stretch as the Aces overcame the early ouster of new starting power forward Ali Peek and a tough stand by the Realtors to the delight of the predominantly Alaska crowd which watched the season’s opening game at the venue.
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October 7, 2001 - 12:00am
