+ Follow PARICA Tag
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[Title] => Parica iniluklok sa BCA Hall of Fame
[Summary] => Naisama na si Jose “Amang” Parica sa mga mahuhusay na billiard player sa mundo sa talaan ng Billiards Congress of America Hall of Fame.
[DatePublished] => 2014-08-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pagulayan pockets US Open title
[Summary] => Alex Pagulayan twice trounced Jose Parica via the same score, 11-6, the last netting him the 30th US Open 9-ball crown at the Chesapeake Conference Center in Virginia, USA Sunday.
Pagulayan took advantage of Parica’s uncharacteristic mistakes to post an 11-6 win in the semis and later repeated over the US-based Filipino cue master to add the prestigious crown to the world 9-ball title he won in Taiwan two years ago.
He won $40,000 (roughly P2.2 million).
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[Title] => Wildcards shake up pool meet
[Summary] => Only five Filipino cue artists had automatic tickets to compete in the 41-nation, nine-day $350,000 World Pool Championships ending this Sunday in Taipei.
Seeded were Puyat Sports stablemates Efren (Bata) Reyes, Francisco (Django) Bustamante, Warren Kiamco and Lee Van Corteza. Additionally, veteran Jose (Amang) Parica of Team Solar Sports received a special invitation from event organizer Matchroom Sport to participate in the 128-man tournament.
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[Summary] => Alex Pagulayan twice trounced Jose Parica via the same score, 11-6, the last netting him the 30th US Open 9-ball crown at the Chesapeake Conference Center in Virginia, USA Sunday.
Pagulayan took advantage of Parica’s uncharacteristic mistakes to post an 11-6 win in the semis and later repeated over the US-based Filipino cue master to add the prestigious crown to the world 9-ball title he won in Taiwan two years ago.
He won $40,000 (roughly P2.2 million).
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[Title] => Wildcards shake up pool meet
[Summary] => Only five Filipino cue artists had automatic tickets to compete in the 41-nation, nine-day $350,000 World Pool Championships ending this Sunday in Taipei.
Seeded were Puyat Sports stablemates Efren (Bata) Reyes, Francisco (Django) Bustamante, Warren Kiamco and Lee Van Corteza. Additionally, veteran Jose (Amang) Parica of Team Solar Sports received a special invitation from event organizer Matchroom Sport to participate in the 128-man tournament.
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By
ATan | August 12, 2014 - 12:00am
September 27, 2005 - 12:00am
