He trailed Raymond Angeles who scored 237 points in Game 1, eking out 233 points. He lagged further behind Raul Dumapit, (221), Kitz Barja (218) and Alex Cacdac (202) in the second game with only 197 points.
Eparwa fell deeper in fourth place during Game 3 as August king of the lane, Simon Manacop (234) tallied highest followed by Robert Talavera (223), Lito Teodoro (198) and Raymond Angeles (190).
He was halfway to the bottom placing 10th in Game 4 dominated by Percy Omechelang (268), Talavera (242), Cacdac (211), Barja (202), Richard Leong (190), Dumapit (187), Raul Pangelinan (184) and Teodoro (170).
Williams, on the ladies’ lane garnered a total of 734 points to average 183.50.
She settled for sixth place in Game 1 scoring 171 points, behind Diane Camacho (183), Gina Sablan (181), Mhel Regis (180), Gloria Omechelang (178) and Diana Chong (174).
Williams bounced back in Game 2 tying it up with Camacho with 204 points.
In Game 3, Williams slid back to sixth place trailing Ron Cal (215), Yho Villavicencio (191), Camacho and Regis (176), Gigi Zapanta (174) and Omechelang (172).
Eparwa was $100 richer that day, with a turkey from JET Hold ings; second placer, Percy Omechelang won $50 and a case of Waioka sardines and third placer, Kitz Barja won $30.
Williams won $60 and a case of beer from JET Holdings; second placer, Diane Camacho won $30 and third placer, Mhel Regis, $20.
