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[Title] => Look who’s going to PBL semifinals
[Summary] => Just a month ago, making it past the elimination round of the 2006 PBL Unity Cup appeared far from Harbour Centre’s reach.
Look where the Port Masters are now.
Banking on a strong first half, Harbour Centre survived the best Granny Goose could offer and hacked out a convincing 73-60 win yesterday to book the last semifinal slot in the season-ending tournament.
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[Title] => Steady Jewels edge Granny five
[Summary] => Montaña proved steadier down the stretch to down Granny Goose, 66-58, yesterday and seize the solo lead in the 2006 PBL Unity Cup at the San Andres Gym.
Alex Compton and Eric dela Cuesta each fired 15 points while Ken Bono added 13 but it was Al Magpayo’s clutch shooting that carried the Jewels past the Snack Masters for their second straight victory.
Magpayo scored five of his 11 points in the final quarter, including a crucial triple in the stretch that secured the win for the Jewels while dealing the Snack Masters their first loss in two starts.
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[Title] => G Goose pulls Montaña back to earth
[Summary] => Granny Goose Kornets went to the foul line when it struggled from the field and came out with a 71-67 victory over Montaña Pawnshop yesterday in the PBL Unity Cup at the JCSGO Gym in Cubao.
The Snack Masters made seven of 12 free throws in the final three minutes to seal their third win in seven games and breathe some life to their flickering hopes. The Jewelers absorbed their first loss after six straight wins.
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[Title] => Rookie carries Welcoat past Harbour Centre
[Summary] => Welcoat Paints went to rookie Paolo Orbeta down the stretch as it turned back stubborn Harbour Centre, 81-78, yesterday to seize solo second place in the 2005 PBL Unity Cup at the Pasig Sports Center.
Orbeta, a neophyte out of St. Benilde, fired all his 11 points in the fourth quarter as the Paint Masters sealed a fourth straight win and fifth overall against a loss to move closer to unbeaten Montaña Jewels (6-0).
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[Title] => Montaña bucks injury to key player, whips H Centre
[Summary] => Open Championship winner Montaña Pawnshop bucked the loss of Al Magpayo to injury in the opening quarter, outlasting Harbour Centre, 81-75, in overtime in the opener of the 2005 PBL Unity Cup at the Makati Coliseum yesterday.
The Jewels rallied behind Magpayo after the 6-foot-3 forward suffered a broken right hand on a bad fall late in the first quarter, outplaying the league newcomers at crunch time for a good start in the tourney.
"This one’s for Al," said Montaña coach Robert Sison.
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[Title] => Granny Goose shares PBL lead
[Summary] => Granny Goose banked heavily on the exploits of Ardy Larong as the Snack Masters upset the Welcoat Paint Masters, 70-58, to gain a share of the lead in the PBL open championship at the La Salle Green Hills gym in San Juan yesterday.
The General Milling Corporation-owned franchise settled the issue with still some five minutes left in the match.
With the score tied at 50-all, Larong scored 10 of his team-high 14 points in a decisive 9-0 run as the Snack Masters took the lead to stay, 59-50.
In that crucial stretch, Larong scored seven straight points.
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[Title] => Granny Goose shares PBL lead
[Summary] => Granny Goose banked heavily on the exploits of Ardy Larong as the Snack Masters upset the Welcoat Paint Masters, 70-58, to gain a share of the lead in the PBL open championship at the La Salle Green Hills gym in San Juan yesterday.
The General Milling Corporation-owned franchise settled the issue with still some five minutes left in the match.
With the score tied at 50-all, Larong scored 10 of his team-high 14 points in a decisive 9-0 run as the Snack Masters took the lead to stay, 59-50.
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[Title] => Look who’s going to PBL semifinals
[Summary] => Just a month ago, making it past the elimination round of the 2006 PBL Unity Cup appeared far from Harbour Centre’s reach.
Look where the Port Masters are now.
Banking on a strong first half, Harbour Centre survived the best Granny Goose could offer and hacked out a convincing 73-60 win yesterday to book the last semifinal slot in the season-ending tournament.
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[Title] => Steady Jewels edge Granny five
[Summary] => Montaña proved steadier down the stretch to down Granny Goose, 66-58, yesterday and seize the solo lead in the 2006 PBL Unity Cup at the San Andres Gym.
Alex Compton and Eric dela Cuesta each fired 15 points while Ken Bono added 13 but it was Al Magpayo’s clutch shooting that carried the Jewels past the Snack Masters for their second straight victory.
Magpayo scored five of his 11 points in the final quarter, including a crucial triple in the stretch that secured the win for the Jewels while dealing the Snack Masters their first loss in two starts.
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[Title] => G Goose pulls Montaña back to earth
[Summary] => Granny Goose Kornets went to the foul line when it struggled from the field and came out with a 71-67 victory over Montaña Pawnshop yesterday in the PBL Unity Cup at the JCSGO Gym in Cubao.
The Snack Masters made seven of 12 free throws in the final three minutes to seal their third win in seven games and breathe some life to their flickering hopes. The Jewelers absorbed their first loss after six straight wins.
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[Title] => Rookie carries Welcoat past Harbour Centre
[Summary] => Welcoat Paints went to rookie Paolo Orbeta down the stretch as it turned back stubborn Harbour Centre, 81-78, yesterday to seize solo second place in the 2005 PBL Unity Cup at the Pasig Sports Center.
Orbeta, a neophyte out of St. Benilde, fired all his 11 points in the fourth quarter as the Paint Masters sealed a fourth straight win and fifth overall against a loss to move closer to unbeaten Montaña Jewels (6-0).
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[Title] => Montaña bucks injury to key player, whips H Centre
[Summary] => Open Championship winner Montaña Pawnshop bucked the loss of Al Magpayo to injury in the opening quarter, outlasting Harbour Centre, 81-75, in overtime in the opener of the 2005 PBL Unity Cup at the Makati Coliseum yesterday.
The Jewels rallied behind Magpayo after the 6-foot-3 forward suffered a broken right hand on a bad fall late in the first quarter, outplaying the league newcomers at crunch time for a good start in the tourney.
"This one’s for Al," said Montaña coach Robert Sison.
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[Title] => Granny Goose shares PBL lead
[Summary] => Granny Goose banked heavily on the exploits of Ardy Larong as the Snack Masters upset the Welcoat Paint Masters, 70-58, to gain a share of the lead in the PBL open championship at the La Salle Green Hills gym in San Juan yesterday.
The General Milling Corporation-owned franchise settled the issue with still some five minutes left in the match.
With the score tied at 50-all, Larong scored 10 of his team-high 14 points in a decisive 9-0 run as the Snack Masters took the lead to stay, 59-50.
In that crucial stretch, Larong scored seven straight points.
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[Summary] => Granny Goose banked heavily on the exploits of Ardy Larong as the Snack Masters upset the Welcoat Paint Masters, 70-58, to gain a share of the lead in the PBL open championship at the La Salle Green Hills gym in San Juan yesterday.
The General Milling Corporation-owned franchise settled the issue with still some five minutes left in the match.
With the score tied at 50-all, Larong scored 10 of his team-high 14 points in a decisive 9-0 run as the Snack Masters took the lead to stay, 59-50.
In that crucial stretch, Larong scored seven straight points.
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November 14, 2004 - 12:00am
November 14, 2004 - 12:00am
