Clouters enter finals vs Thais
December 4, 2005 | 12:00am
The Philippines easily repeated over Myanmar, 9-1, yesterday to advance to the finals against Thailand in the 23rd SEA Games baseball competition at the Rizal Ballpark.
The RP IX yielded a run on base on ball then a couple of errors in the third inning but countered with a four-run splurge in the next inning and never looked back for a fifth straight win in the tourney.
In the other semis game, Thailand bounced back from a 0-10 beating by the Philippines Friday with a 12-4 shellacking of Indonesia to set up a title collision with the host team.
The Filipinos and the Thais clash in the title match at 1 p.m. today. At 9:30 a.m., Myanmar and Indonesia fight for the bronze medal.
Myanmars Kyaw Kyaw Tun scored on an error by catcher Raul Roja for the icebreaker in the upper-third.
RP coach Edgar Reyes said the error couldnt have happened had Korean umpire Chun Jung Hyun not mistaken his substitution call for a timeout.
"He thought I was requesting for a timeout and he refused when in fact I was asking for a substitution," said Delos Reyes. Bimbo Santos
The RP IX yielded a run on base on ball then a couple of errors in the third inning but countered with a four-run splurge in the next inning and never looked back for a fifth straight win in the tourney.
In the other semis game, Thailand bounced back from a 0-10 beating by the Philippines Friday with a 12-4 shellacking of Indonesia to set up a title collision with the host team.
The Filipinos and the Thais clash in the title match at 1 p.m. today. At 9:30 a.m., Myanmar and Indonesia fight for the bronze medal.
Myanmars Kyaw Kyaw Tun scored on an error by catcher Raul Roja for the icebreaker in the upper-third.
RP coach Edgar Reyes said the error couldnt have happened had Korean umpire Chun Jung Hyun not mistaken his substitution call for a timeout.
"He thought I was requesting for a timeout and he refused when in fact I was asking for a substitution," said Delos Reyes. Bimbo Santos
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