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Thompson leads Altas over Red Lions in Fr. Martin Cup

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5:16 pm | Tuesday, December 4th, 2012

MANILA, Philippines—Earl Thompson led University of Perpetual Help-A as it stunned defending champion San Beda, 64-56, in the 9th Fr. Martin Cup at the Trinity University of Asia Gym in Quezon City.

Thompson scored 16 points for the Altas, who are in the same group as Arellano and Letran in Group A.

The Chiefs drew 18 points from guard John Pinto to turn back the Informatics Icons, 79-64, for their second win in three games.

Arellano bounced back from a 79-80 setback dealt by Adamson last Friday.

In Group B action, Mapua ripped Perpetual Help-B, 75-43.

Kenneth Ighalo led the Cardinals with 12 points.

A total of 14 teams battle are seeing action in the three-month long open tournament with only the top four finishers in each group advance to the quarterfinals.


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