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Gallego, Bustamante reach round of 64
Tough teams await Mustangs in PCCL
ICCHS, Sacred Heart bring home cage titles

WORLD POOL CHAMPIONSHIP
Gallego, Bustamante
reach round of 64
BY CEDELF TUPAS

Bacolod 's pride Ramil “Bebeng” Gallego registered back-to-back comprehensive victories yesterday to reach the last 64 of the Philippine World Pool Championship at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City .

Gallego, playing under the banner of Negros Billiard Stable of Jonathan Sy, outplayed Chan Ken Kwang of Singapore , 9-4, and reigning Guinness Asian 9-ball tour winner Chang Jung-ling of Taiwan , 9-1.

Two other Filipino big guns --- Francisco “Django” Bustamante and Alex Pagulayan --- also advanced with two quick victories apiece.

Tough teams await
Mustangs in PCCL
WEST NEGROS COULD
FACE ST. FRANCIS AGAIN

BY CEDELF TUPAS

West Negros College could go head-to-head again with bitter rival St. Francis of Assisi College as both teams qualified for the Philippine Collegiate Basketball Champions League that tips off Nov. 10 in Manila .

The Mustangs, who are coming off a third place finish in the Philippine University Games, and Doves --- the Universities and Colleges Athletic Association champs --- figured in a brawl-marred Unigames quarterfinal showdown at the Natalio Velez Gym in Silay City in Oct. 26.

WNC won, 59-55, as game officials abandoned the match with 18 seconds left when St. Francis players cleared the bench and got involved in the melee on the court. Four WNC players involved in the brawl were also sanctioned.

ICCHS, Sacred Heart
bring home cage titles
BY CEDELF TUPAS

Bacolod cager Rafael Melocoton fired 13 points to help Iloilo Commercial Central High School hack out a 69-49 victory over Cebu-based Sacred Heart School yesterday in the finals of the Milo passarelle Visayas tournament at the West Negros College Gym in Bacolod City .

Scoreless in the win against St. John's Institute, the former University of St. La Salle-Integrated School standout stepped up and joined forces with Orly John Pelopero to finish off the Cebu cagers, who advanced to the finals of the 15-Under tournament at the expense of SJI.

Pelopero, a 6-foot-3 player, boosted ICCHS with 17 points, including 13 in the second period, where the Ilonggos pulled away for good.

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