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Aug 03, 2019 Sports
OPKO and Gold for Money emerged champions of two separate dominoes tournament which were contested recently in Georgetown.
OPKO marked 47 games to win the Emancipation day 4-game competition at Turning Point. Turning Point took the runner up spot with 44 games followed by TNT on 41.
Meanwhile, Gold for Money won the Faye Joseph birth anniversary tournament at Dynasty. Gold for Money chalked up 52 games with Imtiaz Ally scoring 11 and Clearance Whitehead 10. Fresh Cash placed second with 51 games and Providence finished third on 48.
Leroy Edwards made 10 for Fresh Cash, while Shawn Davis and Trevor Smith made 11 and 10 respectively for Providence.
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