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                    [Title] => Tan-Nabong seizes Valiant bowling lead
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Esteban Tan and Chinabank’s Nolan Nabong combined for 16,186 to wrest the lead in the doubles event of the Valiant Bowling Club at the Pearl Bowling Center recently.

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                    [Title] => Tee, Clutario masters of ’em all
                    [Summary] => Markwin Tee and Liza Clutario bagged the most coveted gold medals in bowling, beating their respective rivals from Singapore in overpowering fashion at the close of the event in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the Pearl Bowling Center in Parañaque City yesterday.


Tee, a SEA Games rookie, played like a veteran as he stamped his class over seasoned campaigner Remy Ong, who led throughout the masters until he bumped into the talented Ateneo student and lost, 366-437.


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                    [Title] => Clutario, Tee stay in hunt in Maters event
                    [Summary] => Liza Clutario and Markwin Tee remained on track of their bid in the masters event of the bowling competitions in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, finishing third and fourth, respectively, after the first block at the Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City yesterday.


Clutario, a doubles silver medalist, rolled an eight-game series of 228, 234, 256, 235, 245, 216, 204, 221 for a 1862 aggregate, including 50 bonus points, to place third behind Indonesia’s Putty Insavilla Armein and Jazreel Tan Shia Hua of Singapore. She had a 226 average. 


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                    [Title] => Clutario, Tee stay in hunt in Maters event
                    [Summary] => Liza Clutario and Markwin Tee remained on track of their bid in the masters event of the bowling competitions in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, finishing third and fourth, respectively, after the first block at the Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Yap rallies to pocket singles gold
                    [Summary] => World FIQ gold medalist Ma. Cecilia Yap delivered the first gold medal in bowling for Team Philippines in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games as she topped the women’s singles series long oil event in come-from-behind fashion at the Pearl Bowling Center in Parañaque City.


Yap, who with Liza Clutario and Liza del Rosario won the World FIQ trio championship in Malaysia last year, rallied with big rounds in the last two games, including a 235 and a 257 to beat Zandra Aziela of Malaysia and Novie Phang of Indonesia for the gold medal.


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                    [Title] => 4 gold kayang pagulungin ng Malaysian bowlers
                    [Summary] => Apat na gintong medalya ang puntiryang pagulungin ng mga bowlers ng Malaysia para sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games sa Nobyembre 27 hanggang Disyembre 5. 


Ito ay matapos ang isang four-day motivation camp na dinaluhan ng 13-man national bowling team ng Malaysia noong nakaraang linggo para sa kanilang preparasyon sa nasabing biennial event. 


Inaasahang mangunguna sa kampanya ng Malaysia, tumayong host ng SEA Games noong 2001 sa Kuala Lumpur, si dating Asian top bowler Zumasran Zulfilki na nagpagulong ng dalawang silver at dalawang bronze medal noong 2001. 


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                    [Title] => Flor lands 5th in Euromed bowling
                    [Summary] => Cebuana Aleson Flor battled down the wire but came short in her campaign as she landed 5th in the 34th Philippine Bowling Congress-Euromed International Open Bowling Championship at Pearl Bowling Center in Parañaque City.


Flor of Cebu Doctors University posted her lowest in the final spin with 150 pinfalls to land fifth in the ladies graded masters event with a total of 2,205 pinfalls after 12 game series, trailing Eve Lombos who tallied a total of 2,229 pinfalls.


Holly Josef of Manila, Marjo Reyes and Malaysian Amalyn Kelana were the top three finishers.


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                    [Title] => King reigns, pockets P1M in bowl challenge
                    [Summary] => Chester King reigned supreme in the third EuroMed-Storm International Masters Challenge, dishing out a superb game to outclass Cheng Chao Sheng of Chinese-Taipei in the finals, 237-201, and pocket the top P1 million purse at the Pearl Bowling Center yesterday.


King actually finished seventh in the eight-player final cast but the 2002 Busan Asian Games doubles gold medallist dominated the field from thereon, toppling 1904 pinfalls and emerging the top-seeded bet heading into the stepladder finals.


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                    [Title] => Granger clinches men’s bowl title
                    [Summary] => Purvis Granger rolled seven consecutive strikes heading into the 10th and last frame last night to emerge as the men’s champion in the Manila leg of the 2003 Aviva Asian Bowling Tour at the jampacked Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City.
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Tee, a SEA Games rookie, played like a veteran as he stamped his class over seasoned campaigner Remy Ong, who led throughout the masters until he bumped into the talented Ateneo student and lost, 366-437.


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Clutario, a doubles silver medalist, rolled an eight-game series of 228, 234, 256, 235, 245, 216, 204, 221 for a 1862 aggregate, including 50 bonus points, to place third behind Indonesia’s Putty Insavilla Armein and Jazreel Tan Shia Hua of Singapore. She had a 226 average. 


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Yap, who with Liza Clutario and Liza del Rosario won the World FIQ trio championship in Malaysia last year, rallied with big rounds in the last two games, including a 235 and a 257 to beat Zandra Aziela of Malaysia and Novie Phang of Indonesia for the gold medal.


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Ito ay matapos ang isang four-day motivation camp na dinaluhan ng 13-man national bowling team ng Malaysia noong nakaraang linggo para sa kanilang preparasyon sa nasabing biennial event. 


Inaasahang mangunguna sa kampanya ng Malaysia, tumayong host ng SEA Games noong 2001 sa Kuala Lumpur, si dating Asian top bowler Zumasran Zulfilki na nagpagulong ng dalawang silver at dalawang bronze medal noong 2001. 


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Flor of Cebu Doctors University posted her lowest in the final spin with 150 pinfalls to land fifth in the ladies graded masters event with a total of 2,205 pinfalls after 12 game series, trailing Eve Lombos who tallied a total of 2,229 pinfalls.


Holly Josef of Manila, Marjo Reyes and Malaysian Amalyn Kelana were the top three finishers.


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King actually finished seventh in the eight-player final cast but the 2002 Busan Asian Games doubles gold medallist dominated the field from thereon, toppling 1904 pinfalls and emerging the top-seeded bet heading into the stepladder finals.


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