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        "id": 1128491,
        "msgid": "daegu-hong-kong-win-team-bowling-1447893297",
        "date": "2005-09-03 00:00:00",
        "title": "Daegu, Hong Kong win team bowling",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
        "tags": null,
        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Daegu, Hong Kong win team bowling Moch. N. Kurniawan, The Jakarta Post\/Jakarta The host team secured a solitary bronze on Friday in the 19th Asian Intercity Tenpin Bowling Championship, with Daegu of South Korea and Hong Kong splitting gold in the men's and women's team events.",
        "content": "<p>Daegu, Hong Kong win team bowling<\/p>\n<p>Moch. N. Kurniawan, The Jakarta Post\/Jakarta<\/p>\n<p>The host team secured a solitary bronze on Friday in the 19th<br>\nAsian Intercity Tenpin Bowling Championship, with Daegu of South<br>\nKorea and Hong Kong splitting gold in the men's and women's team<br>\nevents.<\/p>\n<p>Jeong Jin Ho, Park Dae Soon, Kim Young Pyo and Lee Tae Ju<br>\nscored a total of 5,175 pins to win for Daegu, while Hong Kong<br>\nmen's team of Wu Siu Hong, Wicky Yeung, Hui Chi Ho and Daniel Yiu<br>\ntallied 4,905 for second place on the third day of competition<br>\npitting teams from 17 cities in the region.<\/p>\n<p>Paranaque of the Philippines, represented by Purvis Granger,<br>\nJohnson Cheng, Sandi Cotoco and CJ Suarez, finished third with<br>\n4,830.<\/p>\n<p>In the women's team event, Hong Kong's Joey Yip, Kylie Lui,<br>\nJanet Lam and Vanessa Fung won with 4,651, followed by<br>\nParanaque's Cecilia Yap, Lucy Cheng, Liza Clutario and Yap Seok<br>\nKim with 4,617.<\/p>\n<p>After relinquishing an early lead, Putty Armein, Raniia A<br>\nNugroho, A. Ayu and Shalima Zalsha salvaged pride for Jakarta by<br>\ntaking bronze with 4,452.<\/p>\n<p>\"My women's team played very well. They play better when they<br>\nare under pressure,\" Hong Kong national head coach Pedro Merani<br>\nsaid.<\/p>\n<p>The Hong Kong women trailed Jakarta at the end of game four,<br>\nbut they played more consistently in the final two games to<br>\ntriumph.<\/p>\n<p>On Thursday at Jaya Ancol Bowling Center in North Jakarta, the<br>\nhost city took gold in the men's doubles thanks to Ryan Lalisang<br>\nand Yuyu Lie.<\/p>\n<p>Ryan blazed the lanes for an impressive 1,383 with lines of<br>\n235, 220, 219, 268, 228 and 213.<\/p>\n<p>His partner, last week's Indonesia Open third runner-up,<br>\nposted 1,288 for a winning total of 2,671.<\/p>\n<p>\"We were doing great after the third game but not so good in<br>\nthe fourth and fifth games because the lanes were drying very<br>\nfast,\" Yuyu said.<\/p>\n<p>Hong Kong's Wicky Yeung and ABF Tour Grand Slam champion Wu<br>\nSiu Hong settled for silver with a total of 2592.<\/p>\n<p>Yeung's 1,268 combined with Wu's impressive 1,324, while<br>\nDaegu's Jeong and Lee were third with 2,571.<\/p>\n<p>In the women's doubles, Paranague's duo of Clutario and<br>\nCecilia Yap came out on top, with Jakarta settling for silver and<br>\nHong Kong the bronze.<\/p>\n<p>Clutario's six-game total of 1,333 and Yap's 1,174 were enough<br>\nto beat Putty, who posted 1,248, and her young partner Shalima<br>\nwith 1,104. The latter edged frontrunners Lam and Fung by eight<br>\npins.<\/p>",
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