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Kalituhan saMakatiCity Hall

apektadomga negosyo

Love.Life.Quiet love

Showing na ang Home

5Bay Summerà laKapuso

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Floydmalakas:Jonesbinalaan siPacquiao

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Lord, samga oras na pinanghi-

hinaan ako ng loob at

nararamdaman ang

kabiguan, ipaalala N’yo

sa akin na walang per-

manente sa mundo. La-

hat ay pansamantala,

ang kalungkutan ay lili-pas din, ang suliranin

ay malulutas din, ang

araw ay sisikat din at

ako ay magiging

masaya din. Amen (Be-

linda Bonagua)

VOL. 14 NO. 83 • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2015

ASUL AT BERDE, BERDE’T ASULMASAYA si two-time Most Valuable Player Alyssa Valdez (kanan) ng back-to-back UAAP women’s

volleyball champion Ateneo Lady Eagles habang nagse-selfie kasama si Pangulong Aquino. Nasalarawan din sina (mula kaliwa) Education Secretary Bro Armin Luistro, FSC at Ateneo de Manilapresident Father Jose Ramon T. Villarin, S.J. CONTRIBUTED BY MALACAÑANG

Ayon sa MBC, kapag hindinaremedyuhan ang agawan sa

pumunuan ng lungsodmasama ito sa pamumuhunan

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Love.Life.Quiet love


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2 NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2015

DALAWANG ALAMATDUMALAW si Robert Jaworski, tinatawag na Living Legend ng Philippine basketball, sa bahay ni

Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao sa Los Angeles kamakailan upang makapagkamustahan.CONTRIBUTED BY AQUILES Z. ZONIO

7 SPORTS

Summer à la KapusoFloyd malakas: Jonesbinalaan si Pacquiao

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na “the campaign tochange the mindsetthat negativism sells iss t i l l a w o r k i nprogress.”

Sa Philippines In- v es tm e nt Fo ru m saPeninsula Manila sa

Mak ati City, sinabiniyang “while it is truethat we have had ourshare of setbacks andchallenges, we alsohave an impressivenumber of achieve-ments under our belt.”

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I n u l a t n i y a n a“2014 was a banner

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ceived in 2013.”“We have likewisep o s t e d i m p r e s s i v egrowth: From 2010 to2013, the Philippinesa v e r a g e d a G D P(gross domestic prod-u c t ) g r o w t h o f 6 . 3percent,” pagpapatu-loy pa niya. Jerry E.

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value terror ists, ayonsa ulat ng Moro Islam-ic Liberation F ront(MILF) na hinain saSenado kahapon.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2015 3F EATURESLOVE.LIFE.

Quiet love

This lack of ro-mance might seembaffling and unac-ceptable to a genera-tion whose idea of

love involves flashmobs and viral videosand a deluge of cou-ple selfies on Face-book. Nowadays itseems that if youdon’t express yourlove loudly enough, itdoesn’t count.

But if there’s onething I learned frommy parents, it’s thebeauty of quiet love.One that focuses on

depth, not volume,and is unmindful of the crowd. Love that

is expressed notthrough grand ges-tures or eloquent pro-nouncements, butthrough quiet service.

I saw it wheneverPapa woke up in themiddle of the night tomassage Mama’s low-er back to try to easethe pain caused by colon cancer.

It was love thatgave my bedriddenmother the strengthto leave their roomand perilously makeher way down thestairs every afternoon,

just to make sure ourhelper was preparinga decent meal for our

family.It was love that

drove Papa to spend what little spare time

he had to design andbuild a vehicle thathad enough space to

accommodate Mama’sbotaka chair.

Theirs was a lovethat didn’t trumpet it-

self and didn’t cravean audience.The only time I

saw my parents pro-fess their feelings foreach other was whenthey had their longoverdue church wed-ding, more than adecade after their civ-il wedding. It was asimple affair attendedby a handful of rela-tives and friends. Pa-pa was wearing slacksand a long-sleevedpolo, while Mama

was clad in a whiteblazer and skirt that

were far too large forher.

She had gotten sofrail that she had tobe wheeled towardthe altar. But when it

was time for my par-ents to exchange

vows, Mama grabbed

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By Cyril L. Bonabente

I DIDN’T grow up in an openly sweet household. I don’t recall my parents saying “I love you” to

each other on a daily basis, nor do I

remember seeing them hug and kissin front of other people. There was noabundance of flowers during anniver-saries, no attention-grabbing cardsand teddy bears, no elaborate surpris-es engineered with friends.

hold of the prie-dieuand slowly, painfully pushed herself up.She was pledging her

love for Papa in thepresence of their Cre-ator, the only witnessthat really mattered.She wasn’t going todo it sitting down.

Mama passedaway less than threemonths later.

Today, almost twodecades since, I nolonger remember the

words my parents

said and whether ornot they cried at their

wedding. I’m noteven sure if Papa

touched Mama’s faceas they kissed. But I will never forget the way my mother stoodup for my father thatday.

At a time whenpeople are screamingtheir I love yous andpromising forever inbig, bold letters, it’scomforting to knowthat the power of my

parents’ quiet love re-mains. It reminds meto value the lovethat’s tucked in the

corners, not clamor-ing to be heard but isnevertheless felt.

Cyril L. Bonabente(@cyrilbonabente) isa public relations pro-fessional at the coun-try’s largest mobileservices firm. Sheposts couple selfies onher social media ac-counts from time totime.


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SHOWBUZZ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 20154ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor

Miss UniversePhilippines si Pia

Alonzo Wurtzbach

Crazy Jenny,Kapalaran, atbp. 6

ENJOY

Summer à la KapusoBy Dolly Anne Carvajal

SUMMER beckons!

waves. Eating veggies. No peo-ple. No pollution. Just natureand her joys.

•Suzi Entrata-Abrera:Most Filipinos are beach lovers.We try to have one major trip

with our kids every year. My kids have developed a love forit, too. When April comes, they start complaining, “We haven’tseen the ocean.” So we really have to go to either Cebu orLaiya in Batangas.

•Iya Villania-Arellano: Any place can be made perfect, de-pending on the people I’m

with—friends, family, and (hus-band) Drew ( Arellano).

•Solenn Heussaff: Any-

where that’s not crowded. If it’sa beach holiday, it must be in asecluded area. Or a farm whereI can have peace and quiet.

•Rocco Nacino: I want toexplore all the islands of thePhilippines with my loved ones.

•Max Collins: A weekendin Boracay.

•Mark Herras: Somewhere with private pools. I enjoy dip-ping in the hot springs of Los

Baños, Laguna, with my family and friends. We often rent a pri-

vate resort there.

•Gabby Eigenmann: My family and I are planning to goto South Korea this summer.That would be perfect becauseit’s cold there. But if I feel likegoing to the beach, I’ll try Mal-dives.

•Mike Tan: Palawan orsomewhere cold like Sagada,Benguet or the Banaue Rice Ter-races.

•Ruru Madrid: I want to gobeach-hopping in Palawan andBoracay.

•JC Tiuseco: The beach,away from the city.

•Barbie Forteza: I will gohome to Laguna or take a tripto Palawan and Baler, Aurora.

•Frencheska Farr: Surfingin La Union or Baler. I findserenity in surfing.

•Sheena Halili: I want togo to a private island or resort.

•Sunshine Dizon: Any qui-et place, away from the crowd,

where my kids can swim.

Time to sa- vor dolce far

niente (sweet-ness of doing nothing). Weshould avoid being too intoxi-cated with the sweet scent of success that we can’t find timeto smell the flowers.

I asked some Kapuso artists what their perfect summer get-away would be. Wherever sum-mer takes you, may you find

your little piece of heaven onearth.

• Alden Richards: I’d like to

go nature-tripping—rock climb-ing, mountain climbing, wake-boarding.

•Camille Prats: We are de- veloping a sanctuary resort inBatangas. Our weekends willmostly be spent there. We’reopening it to the public very soon. We hope it becomes asummer hotspot.

•Rafael Rosell: A surf-board. A beach with head-high

Taylor Swiftbuying up .porn,.adult suffixesNew York, United States — Thesinger Taylor Swift, MicrosoftCorp. and Harvard University are among those buying up

.porn and .adult Web suffixes asa pre-emptive move beforethose domain names becomeavailable this summer.

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers,or ICANN, is making Internetaddress suffixes beyond theusual .com or .org available forpeople and businesses to use.

While some are in Chinese orother languages besides English,others could include the likes of

.music, .app or, of course, .porn.To check what brands,groups and celebrities havebought their domain names, vis-it http://icmregistry.com/do-maincheck . According to thesite, Microsoft has bought notonly Microsoft.porn but Of-fice.porn and Office.adult as

well.Representatives for Taylor

Swift, Microsoft and Harvardcould not immediately bereached for comment. Inquirer

wires

TAYLOR Swift

IYA Villania-Arellano ALDEN RichardsGABBY Eigenmann

SOLENN Heussaff

8SPORTS


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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2015 5SHOWBUZZ

Now showing, now na#LabYu

Directed by Jill Singson Ur-daneta; stars Albert Goza, Miko Pasamonte, Jobbem Bello

NGO volunteer agrees to an“open” relationship with abarista. Urdaneta, director andactor, also wrote the gay movie’s script. He says sexy scenes were tricky for him be-cause he is a prude in real life.Opens today.

The Zero Theorem Directed by Terry Gilliam;

stars Christoph Waltz, TildaSwinton, Matt Damon

Eccentric computer genius work s on a myst erio us pro- ject . BOSTON G LOBE’s Ty Burrraves: “Even when Gilliam re-peats himself, he’s unique.”NEW Y ORKER ’s Anthony Lanediffers, noting “a bothersomeratio of misses to hits.” Openstoday.

From Vegas to Macau Directed by Jing Wong; stars

Chow Yun-Fat, Nicholas Tse, Chap-

man ToCon artists cheat at gamblingto help cancer patient. V ARIETY ’sMaggie Lee: “Reassuringly campy… a boisterous mix of goofy humor and kinetic energy.”TWITCHFILM.COM’s James Marsh:“Fast, funny.” Opens today.

Clown Directed by Jon Watts; stars Eli

Roth, Laura Allen, Andy PowersCursed clown suit turns devot-

ed dad into a serial killer. LITTLEWHITE LIES’ Anton Bitel: “Cutsboth ways … with inherentridiculousness.” THEFRIGHT-FILE.COMZ: “Eerie, auspicious,classily mounted fable of themacabre.” Opens today.

Desecrated Directed by Rob Garcia; stars

Haylie Duff, Wilmer Calderon, Adam Daniels

Murderer stalks heiress andher pals in a far-flung ranch. HOR -RORNEWS.NET’s Corey Danna: “Fails

to deliver fans’ expectations.”SLACKJAWPUNKS.COM: “B movie witha solid overall C grade.” Openstoday.

Indigenous Directed by Alastaird Orr; stars

Zachary Soetenga, Sofia Pernas American tourists must escape

from hungry monster in a rainfor-est. SCREEN D AILY ’s Mark Adams:“Never truly terrifying [but]

glossy.” THISISINFAMOUS.COM: “Notas good as ‘The Ruins’ and ‘TheDescent.’” Opens today.

Robot Overlords Directe d by Jon Wright; stars

Gillian Anderson, Ben Kingsley,Callan McAuliffe

Four kids slug it out with an-droid invaders. THE HOLLYWOOD R E-PORTER ’s Leslie Felperin quips:“Cheap, relentlessly cheerful.” FIL-

MORIA .COM.UK ’s James Thompson:

“Somewhere between child’s play and young adult.” Opens today.Song One

Directed by Kate Barker-Froy-land; stars Anne Hathaway, Mary Steenburgen, Johnny Flynn

Woman returns home and re-traces musician-brother’s steps.R OLLING STONE’s Peter Travers:“Moves inexorably from wan to

wearying.” CHICAGO SUN-TIMES’Mary Houlihan explains: “No realsurprises… just lives played outquietly.” Opens today.

Home Directed by Tim Johnson; with

the voices of Jim Parsons, Rihanna,Steve Martin

Alien befriends girl and they embark on a big adventure. TIMEOUT’s Tom Huddleston: “Inoffen-sive but flavorless.” URBAN CINE-FILE’s Louise Keller: “Original andfresh … punctuated by lovely lit-tle touches.”

Opens tomorrow.

‘HOME’


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6 ENJOY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2015

LIBRA

VIRGO

LEO

CANCER

GEMINI

TAURUS

ARIES

PISCES

AQUARIUS

CAPRICORN

SAGITTARIUS

SCORPIO

Kapalaran

UNGGUTERO B.C.U.

Love:Y Career:PMoney:‘

YDaig ng may pera

ang may itsura

‘‘Huwag mainip, hired

ka na this week

PPCareful sa apoy,

nakakasunog

YYYHuwag padadala sa

cute niyang dimples

‘‘Kaya mainit damit mo,

cheap kasi ang tela

PPPPHindi ka papayagang

mag-vacation leave

YYYYTatambad sa iyo ang

hubad na katotohanan

‘‘‘‘‘Makukuha mo mamaya

ang pinakaaasam mo

PPPMay karapatan silang

mag-enjoy tulad mo

YYYMagandang tingnan,

pero sakit sa tenga

‘‘‘‘Sawang-sawa ka na sa

kakakain sa fastfood

PPHindi magtatagal,

mapapagod ka rin

YYYYDoon ninyo sa beach

na madilim gawin yan

‘‘I-deposito mo man,

huli na ang lahat

PPPPPagdating ng hapon,

tapos na problema mo

YYSa taba niya, hindi

kayo kasya sa kama

‘‘‘Makakatulong pa ang

pagkakamali mo

PPPSa susunod,

mag-iingat ka na

YYMalapit na dumating

araw na di ka na cute

‘‘Bathing suit na mas

konti tela, mas mahal

PPPSinabi mo na kaya

huwag mo nang uulitin

YYYY

Mas amoy seksi siyakapag pinapawisan

‘‘‘‘Magbabayad ng

utang si kuya sa iyo

PPPP

Huwag mongi-disappoint fans mo

YYYYTry mong idikit siko

mo sa siko niya

‘‘Kunin mo, saka na

problemahin bayad

PPPHuwag mong guluhin

ang trabaho ng iba

YYYParang bubble gum,

nakadikit sa isip mo

‘‘‘Huminga ng malalim

bago mo bilhin

PPHindi na naman isosoli

ang stapler mo

YYKakausapin ka ng

crush mo. Uutang.

‘‘Kasya budget kung

once a day kakain

PPPKahit anong mangyari,

huwag magagalit

YYYYYBuking na kayo sa

mga classmate ninyo

‘‘‘Sa halip na mahal na

vitamins, magprutas

PPPPDon’t worry, basta

gawin lang trabaho mo

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HIGH SCHOOL: Sobrang saya kapag nakakuha ng PERFECTSCORECOLLEGE: Sobrang saya kapag nakakuha ng PASSING SCORE

—Tweet ng @BobOngQuotes. I-follow nyo ang Twitter account na ito.

CRAZY JHENNY ALBERT RODRIGUEZ


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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2015 7 SPORT SDENNIS U. EROA, Editor

Wizards lugmok sa WarriorsOAKLAND, California —Tumabosi Stephen Curry ng 24 puntospara sa Golden State Warriorsna ginamit ang mahigpit depen-sa sa third quarter upang duru-gin ang Washington Wizards,107-76 Lunes.

Dahil sa higpit ng depensaay isang field goal ang ginawang Wizards sa unang 11 minutomatapos ang halftime na kungsaan ay 15 sunod tira ang min-intis ng Washington.

Tumabo ang Warriors ng 24puntos matapos isalpak ang 29-

8 atake sa third quarter.May anim assists at limang

rebounds si Curry para sa War-riors (57-13 panalo-talo marka)na lumapit bilang nangungu-nang koponan sa playoff.

Angat ang Golden State saMemphis (50-21) sa WesternConference samantalang 53-17ang Atlanta na numero uno saEast tangan ang 53-17.

Season low ang kabuuangpuntos ng Washington na natik-

man ang tatlong sunod talo.Bumira si Bradley Beal ng 12

puntos at may 11 puntos at li-mang assists si John Wall saWizards.

Sa Boston, gumawa si EvanTurner ng triple double (19puntos, 12 assists, 10 rebounds)upang talunin ng Celtics angBrooklyn Nets, 110-91.

Umiskor ng 20 puntos si Av-ery Bradley para sa Celtics naumangat kontra Charlotte sapinakahuling upuan ng playoff sa Eastern Conference.

Pinayuko ng Chicago Bullsang Charlotte Hornets, 98-86.

Bumandera sa Nets si Brook Lopez na may 31 puntos.

Sa Indianapolis, binuhos ni

James Harden ang 19 sakanyang 44 puntos sa fourthquarter upang talunin ng Hous-ton Rockets ang Pacers, 110-100.

Dinagdag ni Josh Smith ang18 puntos para sa Rockets (47-23) na napanalunan ang apatsa huling limang laro.

Bagsak ang Indiana sa 30-40.Nakakuha ng 23 puntos angPacers kay CJ Watson.

Sa iba pang mga resulta,

nanalo ang Memphis Grizzliesang New York Knicks, 103-82;atinungusan ng Minnesota Tim-berwolves ang Utah Jazz, 106-104. AP Floyd malakas: Jones

binalaan si PacquiaoSinabi ni Jones tiyak

gagamitin ni Mayweather angkanyang lakas na eksaktongnais mangyari ni Roach.

‘‘Pacquiao may think he’ll beable to outwork him and not

worry about (Mayweather’s)power because he hasn’t had touse it. Now that he’s gotten old-er he will use his power, andthat’s going to be a bigger prob-lem for Pacquiao. Because, tome, the only way for him tobeat Pacquiao is to get him outof there.”

B

INALAAN ni four-time world champion Roy

Jones Jr. si Manny Pacquiao na may kakayahansi Floyd Mayweather na gawin ang mga bagay na hindi niya nagagawa isang dekada ang nakararaan.

Tinutukoy ni Jones na hindidapat maliitin ni Pacquiao anglakas ni Mayweather sa kani-lang paghaharap Mayo 2 saMGM Grand sa Las Vegas.

Binasura ni Jones ang mganaunang pahayag ni trainerFreddie Roach na matanda atbumagal na si Mayweather.

‘‘The fact that he can’t do

things at 38 that he did at 28makes him more dangerous.He’s always been a greatpuncher, but he’s never had touse it because he was so muchbetter than everyone skilfully,and he had so much athleti-cism that he hasn’t had to de-pend on his punching power,”sabi ni Jones.

PATALIKODDINAAN ni GoldenState playmaker Stephen Curry angpasa sa likod ni

Washington Wizardscenter Marcin GortatLunes sa NBA.Tinambakan ng

Warriors ang Wizards, 107-76 saOakland, California.

AP

3,0000 runners lumahok sa DavNor Palaro runMAHIGIT sa 3,000 mananakboang sumali Linggo sa advocacy run na ginawa bilang bahagi ng2015 Palarong Pambansa inDavao del Norte.

Inorganisa ng Tagum City Divi-sion ng Department of Education(DepEd), ang palaro na hangadmakakuha ng karagdagang-pondoupang mapanatili ang kaayusan

ng mga tirahan at mga tubig na

gagamitin ng mga atleta mula saPalaro na aarangkada Mayo 3hanggang Mayo 9.

“The schools [officials] arebusy preparing the billeting sitesso we can have a very good host-ing and give delegates the bestaccommodation that we can of-fer,” sabi ni Tagum City DepEd Di-

vision Head Cristy Epe.

Nagsimula at nagtapos sa

Rotary Park ng Tagum City.Sumali sa advocacy run si May-or Allan Rellon at ang kanyangpamilya.

Hindi kukulangin sa 30 lugarna titirhan ng mga atleta anggagamitin sa taunang Palaro napangungunahan ng DepEd.

Inaasahan ang pagsali ng10,000 atleta at opisyal sa

Palaro.

PATOK PATOK si Pinoy ring icon Manny Pacquiao kay Allan Pineda Lindo aka Apl.D.Ap na tumakbo at nagsit-up saUCLA Sports Stadium Lunes. Kasama si Apl.D.Ap sa grupong sumabay sa pag-ikot ni Pacquiao sa oval. AQUILESZ. ZONIO


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8 SPORT S WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2015

model

Thursday,Mar. 26

HINIRANG siPia Alonzo

Wurtzbachbilang Miss

UniversePhilippines sakatatapos na

2015 BinibiningPilipinaspageant.

Sunrise:5:57 AMSunset:6:07 PM

Avg. High:

33ºCAvg. Low:22ºCMax.

Humidity:(Day)53%

R I C H A R D

R E Y E S

Barako diniskaril NLEX; San Mig wagiNi Musong R. Castillo

TINAPOS ng Barako Bull ang winning streak ngNLEX, 91-85 sa PBA Commissioner’s Cupkagabi sa Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Dalawang tres sa hulingdalawang minuto ang sinalpak ni Chico Lanete para sa Energy na tinapos ang sagupaan namay 12-0 atake.

Sa ikalawang laro, mabuny-

ing tinapos ng San MiguelBeer ang kampanya matapostalunin ang Globalport, 106-94. May 31 puntos at 19 re-bounds si Junemar Fajardopara sa Beermen na hindi naaabante sa playoffs.

Naputol ang limang sunodpanalo ng Road Warriorssamantalang nakawala angEnergy sa hirap ng apat sunodtalo.

Umakyat ang Barako sa 5-6sa pagtatapos ng eliminasyonsamantalang bumagsak sa 6-5ang NLEX na ika-pito pagpasok ng quarterfinals.

Bumandera si import Sol

Alab i sa Ener gy na may 29puntos at 15 rebounds saman-talang may 13 puntos si Lan-ete.

Dinagdag ni Sol Mercadoang 12 puntos at siyam assistsngunit krusyal ang kanyang de-pensa kay Al Thornton.

Sinusugod agad ni Mercadosi Thornton tuwing makaka-hawak ng bola na nag-resulta sapagkawala ng tiyempo ng

xplosibong import.Tinapos ni Thornton ang laro

na may 24 puntos.MGA ISKORUnang LaroBARAKO 91—Alabi 29, Lanete 13,Mercado 12, Intal 10, Pascual 10,Garcia 7, Hubalde 6, Lastimosa 2,Marcelo 2, Matias 0, Salvador 0,Salva 0.NLEX 85—Thornton 24, Cardona15, Ramos 9, Taulava 9, Canaleta 8,Lingganay 7, Villanueva J. 5, Vil-lanueva E. 4, Borboran 2, Baloria 2,Camson 0, Arboleda H. 0., ArboledaW. 0.Quarters: 26-23, 51-49, 72-75, 91-85Ikalawang LaroSAN MIGUEL 106—Fajardo 31,Reid 20, Ross 15, Cabagnot 13,Lutz 11, Santos 9, Kramer 4, Las-siter 3, Reyes 0, Omolon 0, Semer-ad 0, Tubid 0.GLOBALPORT 94—Caracter 18,Romeo 15, Espinas 14, Buenafe 13,Nabong 8, Jensen 8, Semerad 6, Mi-randa 4, Pinto 4, Taha 2, Ponferrada2, Isip 0.Quarters: 21-23, 49-55, 76-72, 106-94

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