World vs Asian Chinese taipai?
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I am hoping to hear something solid on Monday. I know the US won, I heard they had a big lead going into the final day and then lost three straight matches before winning the event.
Mike
Mike
racer rx said:
The US or the Word?
Sorry, the world.
Mike
Mike
Bata, Django propel World All-Star team
The Philippine Star 02/17/2004
The World All-Star Team defeated the Chinese Taipei All-Star Team,13-7, to win the World Stars Invitational Team Cup 9-ball Championship held in Taiwan during the weekend.
The winning team was composed of Efren "Bata" Reyes, Francisco "Django" Bustamante, and Canada-based Alex Pagulayan of the Philippines; Earl Strickland and Rodney Morris, United States, Mike Immonen, Finland, Ral Soquet, Germany and Kunihko Takahashi, Japan.
The Chinese Taipei all-stars were Chao Fong-Pang, Fang Hsiao-Lang, Chang Hao-Ping, Yang Ching-Shun, Kang Chin-Ching, Hsia Hui-Kai, Lee Kun-Fang and Fu Che-Wei.
The winners received $50,000, the losing team $20,000.
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The Philippine Star 02/17/2004
The World All-Star Team defeated the Chinese Taipei All-Star Team,13-7, to win the World Stars Invitational Team Cup 9-ball Championship held in Taiwan during the weekend.
The winning team was composed of Efren "Bata" Reyes, Francisco "Django" Bustamante, and Canada-based Alex Pagulayan of the Philippines; Earl Strickland and Rodney Morris, United States, Mike Immonen, Finland, Ral Soquet, Germany and Kunihko Takahashi, Japan.
The Chinese Taipei all-stars were Chao Fong-Pang, Fang Hsiao-Lang, Chang Hao-Ping, Yang Ching-Shun, Kang Chin-Ching, Hsia Hui-Kai, Lee Kun-Fang and Fu Che-Wei.
The winners received $50,000, the losing team $20,000.
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Bustamante powers
World All-Stars
Posted: 3:17 AM (Manila Time) | Feb. 17, 2004
Inquirer News Service
FILIPINO Francisco "Django" Bustamante swept his three assignments as the World All-Star Team routed the Chinese Taipei All-Stars, 13-7, in the World Stars Invitational Team Cup 9-Ball Championship held in Taiwan during the weekend.
Bustamante beat Chang Hao-ping, 7-3, and Lee Kun-fang, 7-3, in the singles and then combined with compatriot Efren "Bata" Reyes in hurdling Lee and Fu Che-wei, 9-7, in the doubles.
An off-form Reyes dropped both his singles matches to Yang Ching-shun (7-5) and Kang Chin-ching, 7-4.
Other members of the World All-Stars were Alex Pagulayan, Americans Earl Strickland and Rodney Morris, Finland's Mika Immonen, Germany's Ralf Souquet and Japan's Kunihiko Takahashi.
Souquet also notched 3 points for the All-Stars.
The winners received 50,000 dollars
World All-Stars
Posted: 3:17 AM (Manila Time) | Feb. 17, 2004
Inquirer News Service
FILIPINO Francisco "Django" Bustamante swept his three assignments as the World All-Star Team routed the Chinese Taipei All-Stars, 13-7, in the World Stars Invitational Team Cup 9-Ball Championship held in Taiwan during the weekend.
Bustamante beat Chang Hao-ping, 7-3, and Lee Kun-fang, 7-3, in the singles and then combined with compatriot Efren "Bata" Reyes in hurdling Lee and Fu Che-wei, 9-7, in the doubles.
An off-form Reyes dropped both his singles matches to Yang Ching-shun (7-5) and Kang Chin-ching, 7-4.
Other members of the World All-Stars were Alex Pagulayan, Americans Earl Strickland and Rodney Morris, Finland's Mika Immonen, Germany's Ralf Souquet and Japan's Kunihiko Takahashi.
Souquet also notched 3 points for the All-Stars.
The winners received 50,000 dollars