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                    [Title] => Chinese lead international cast in RP Open bowlfest
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MANILA, Philippines – Sports powerhouse China takes a crack at big-time tenpin bowling when its national team competes in the 38th PBC RP International Open Bowling Championships scheduled May 30-June 15 at Paeng’s Bowling lanes in Robinson’s Ermita.
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                    [Title] => Korean rocks Open with perfect game
                    [Summary] => Korean Yoon Dal Young scored a perfect game to steal the limelight in the penultimate day of the 32nd Boysen-PBC International Open Bowling Championships eliminations.


Using a 15 lbs. Columbia icon EQ ball, the 31-year old Young netted the 300 mark in lanes 29 and 30 of the Green Valley Center in Pasig Tuesday night, becoming the first player to accomplish the feat in the two-week long meet sponsored by Boysen, Philippine Sports Commission (PSC), Kegel Asia and AVIVA.


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                    [Title] => Valdez tows RP bowlers; Granger up
                    [Summary] => Paolo Valdez slowly inched his way closer to the top of the 32nd Boysen-PBC International Open Bowling Championships halfway into the two-week long meet at the Green Valley Center in Pasig.


A day after towing his RP squad, also composed of CJ Suarez and Biboy Rivera, to the lead of the men’s team event, Valdez made it all the way from 13th to second place in the singles event of the Boysen, Philippine Sports Commission, Kegel Asia and AVIVA sponsored tournament.


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                    [Title] => Del Rosario advances to 4 events
                    [Summary] => Liza del Rosario finally made it on top of the four major events at stake in the 32nd Boysen-PBC International Open Bowling Championships on the day Joylyn Yambao created the biggest ripple at the Green Valley Center in Pasig.


Del Rosario teamed up with Liza Clutario and Cecilia Yap to power the RP trio on top of the class O team event with a score of 1257, dislodging the other national squad bannered by Jojo Canare, whose 1225 effort relegated it to second place.


Irene Benitez’ Boysen-Euromed team went down to third place with 1185.


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                    [Title] => Liza, Irene pace PBC Open elims
                    [Summary] => A rivalry is fast shaping up between Liza del Rosario and Irene Benitez as two of the country’s top female bowlers fought it out for the top spot in the all events (class O) of the 32nd Boysen-PBC International Open Bowling Championships at the Green Valley Center.


By the end of Day 4 of the meet sponsored by Boysen, the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC), Kegel Asia and AVIVA, del Rosario dispatched Benitez, the leader after the opening day, from the No. 1 slot as she beat out the latter’s 1674 total by scoring 1698 pinfalls.


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                    [Title] => Benitez topples Yap in PBC Int’l bowling
                    [Summary] => Irene Benitez flashed her old form to topple Yap Seok Kim on top of the Class O ladies singles event of the 32nd Boysen-PBC International Open Bowling Championships at the Green Valley Bowling Center.


Benitez rolled 864 pins to gain the lead which Kim held shortly after the opening day. Kim’s 838 effort was still good for second place though, just a few notches ahead of third running Cecilia Yap (789).


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                    [Title] => Nationals show way in PBC Open
                    [Summary] => Members of the national team showed the way in the 32nd Boysen-PBC International Open Bowling Championships, which kicked off Friday at the Green Valley Country Club in Pasig.


The Boysen-Euromed trio of Irene Benitez, Jojo Canare and Liza Del Rosario dominated Bowlmart’s Liza Clutario, Yap Seok Kim and Cecilia Yap, 1186-1121, to take the early lead in the ladies team event (class O) while Al Dy, Freddie Alcaraz and Jack Interia scored 1193 pins to take the upperhand in the men’s side over the threesome of Elmer de Leon, Papio de Dios and Toss Renacia (1148).


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INTERNATIONAL OPEN BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS

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                    [Title] => Korean rocks Open with perfect game
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Using a 15 lbs. Columbia icon EQ ball, the 31-year old Young netted the 300 mark in lanes 29 and 30 of the Green Valley Center in Pasig Tuesday night, becoming the first player to accomplish the feat in the two-week long meet sponsored by Boysen, Philippine Sports Commission (PSC), Kegel Asia and AVIVA.


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                    [Title] => Valdez tows RP bowlers; Granger up
                    [Summary] => Paolo Valdez slowly inched his way closer to the top of the 32nd Boysen-PBC International Open Bowling Championships halfway into the two-week long meet at the Green Valley Center in Pasig.


A day after towing his RP squad, also composed of CJ Suarez and Biboy Rivera, to the lead of the men’s team event, Valdez made it all the way from 13th to second place in the singles event of the Boysen, Philippine Sports Commission, Kegel Asia and AVIVA sponsored tournament.


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                    [Title] => Del Rosario advances to 4 events
                    [Summary] => Liza del Rosario finally made it on top of the four major events at stake in the 32nd Boysen-PBC International Open Bowling Championships on the day Joylyn Yambao created the biggest ripple at the Green Valley Center in Pasig.


Del Rosario teamed up with Liza Clutario and Cecilia Yap to power the RP trio on top of the class O team event with a score of 1257, dislodging the other national squad bannered by Jojo Canare, whose 1225 effort relegated it to second place.


Irene Benitez’ Boysen-Euromed team went down to third place with 1185.


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                    [Title] => Liza, Irene pace PBC Open elims
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By the end of Day 4 of the meet sponsored by Boysen, the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC), Kegel Asia and AVIVA, del Rosario dispatched Benitez, the leader after the opening day, from the No. 1 slot as she beat out the latter’s 1674 total by scoring 1698 pinfalls.


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Benitez rolled 864 pins to gain the lead which Kim held shortly after the opening day. Kim’s 838 effort was still good for second place though, just a few notches ahead of third running Cecilia Yap (789).


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                    [Title] => Nationals show way in PBC Open
                    [Summary] => Members of the national team showed the way in the 32nd Boysen-PBC International Open Bowling Championships, which kicked off Friday at the Green Valley Country Club in Pasig.


The Boysen-Euromed trio of Irene Benitez, Jojo Canare and Liza Del Rosario dominated Bowlmart’s Liza Clutario, Yap Seok Kim and Cecilia Yap, 1186-1121, to take the early lead in the ladies team event (class O) while Al Dy, Freddie Alcaraz and Jack Interia scored 1193 pins to take the upperhand in the men’s side over the threesome of Elmer de Leon, Papio de Dios and Toss Renacia (1148).


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