Wild Bill\u2019s Bar & Grill\u2019s Shark Attack pulled out a 6-1 statement win over second-ranked Pirata on the road at D\u2019Pirates Bar & Grill\u2019s to remain the top dog in the Obyan Division following last Tuesday\u2019s Saipan Billiards Association 2011 Budweiser Summer\/Fall Open 8-Ball League matchups.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Jonny\u2019s IT&E Voyagers are still comfortably in front in the Agingan Division.<\/p>\n
The season continues tonight with Agingan\u2019s IT&E Voyagers set to battle the Docomo Hustlers in Utopia; Home Boyz Five plays host to the IT&E Incredibles; and Fotten Palau welcomes X-Tream.<\/p>\n
Obyan pairings feature Shark Attack calling over the Titans; Crazy 8 hosting Pirata; and Poksu waving in Team SCS.<\/p>\n
Shark Attack improved its win-loss slate to 36-20 last Tuesday and stretched its lead over the Obyan field to six games.<\/p>\n
In other results, Jonny\u2019s Bar & Grill\u2019s Crazy 8 (26-30) upset Poksu (28-28), 4-3, on the road at the 19th Hole Bar and Jonny\u2019s Team SCS (28-28) defeated 19th Hole\u2019s Titans (20-36), 6-1, at home.<\/p>\n
IT&E Voyagers improved their win-loss record to 45-11 and extended their lead in the Agingan field to nine games after dropping VFW Post 3457\u2019s X-tream (18-38), 6-1, at home.<\/p>\n
In other results, the runner-up IT&E Incredibles gained a couple of games on its sister team after a 7-0 shutout win at home over Joe\u2019s Steakhouse\u2019s Fotten Palau (9-47) and Jonny\u2019s Home Boyz Five (28-28) went into Utopia Sports Bar and upset Docomo Hustlers (32-24), 5-2.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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