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                    [Title] => Pinoy Davis Cuppers blank Hong Kong, 3-0
                    [Summary] => The Philippines kept its place in the Davis Cup Asia Oceania Zone Group II competition as it whipped the visiting Hong Kong squad in their relegation tie at the Ynares Socio-Cultural Sports Center in Pasig City.
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                    [Title] => RP netters face Great Wall
                    [Summary] => The Philippines may have been swamped by China, 5-0, in the first round of last year’s Asia-Oceania Zone Group II Davis Cup competitions but the Filipinos are expected to turn things around when they face a different Chinese team starting Friday in the first tie of the 2004 competitions at the Ynares Socio-Cultural Center in Pasig City.


And the Filipinos, powered by Johnny Arcilla, Joseph Victorino, Adelo Abadia and Rolando Ruel Jr. are out to even things up with the Chinese, who enjoy a 3-2 edge in their head-to-head duel.


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                    [Title] => Lady netters salvage bronze
                    [Summary] => HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom) — The Philippine tennis team fared even worse here than in Kuala Lumpur in 2001 as it copped just one bronze medal courtesy of the lady netters.


The team missed what could have been two more bronzes as Johnny Arcilla lost his quarterfinals match in singles and his tandem with Adelo Abadia suffered the same fate in men’s doubles at the Lan Anh Tennis Club here.


Arcilla, the country’s No. 1 netter, was dealt a heart-breaking 2-6, 6-1, 6-7 (4) defeat by the second seeded Febi Widhiyanto in men’s singles quarterfinals.


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                    [Title] => Arcilla, Abadia give RP edge over Kuwait
                    [Summary] => Advantage, Philippines.


Lacking in height and power but not in teamwork and coordination, Johnny Arcilla and Adelo Abadia beat Mohammad Al-Gahreeb and Hussain Al-Ashwak in four sets in their doubles match as the Philippines took a 2-1 lead over Kuwait in their Davis Cup Asia Oceania Zone playoff at the PCA indoor court in Paco yesterday.


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                    [Title] => RP, Kuwait split singles
                    [Summary] => No pain, no gain.


For Johnny Arcilla, this meant enduring cramps on his right leg before savoring a sweet victory over Mosaad Al-Jazaaf that saved the day for the Philippines in the opening singles of its Davis Cup Asia Oceania Zone playoff with Kuwait at the oven-hot PCA indoor court in Plaza Dilao, Paco yesterday.


Though limping and hurting in the fourth set, Arcilla mustered enough courage to complete a 7-6 (7-4), 5-7, 6-1, 6-4 win over Al-Jasaaf that gave the RP netters a headstart in the tie.


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                    [Title] => RP netters open Cup bid versus Kuwaitis
                    [Summary] => The Philippines tries to remain in Group 2 of the Davis Cup Asia-Oceania Zone when it faces Kuwait in the playoff starting at 1 p.m. today at the Philippine Columbian Association covered courts.


The Philippines’ No. 1 Johnny Arcilla faces Kuwait No. 2 Mosaad Al-Jazzaf in the first singles match and No. 2 Adelo Abadia meets Mohammad Al-Ghareeb in the second singles.


Arcilla and Abadia were drawn to play in the doubles on Saturday against Husain Al-Ashwak and Ghareeb.


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                    [Title] => RP advances to Group 2
                    [Summary] => The Philippines, behind Johnny Arcilla, Adelo Abadia and a highly-supportive hometown crowd, clawed back from the jaws of defeat and further humiliation yesterday, beating Tajikistan in the deciding doubles in the semis to regain its spot in Group 2  of the Asia-Oceania Zone Davis Cup competitions for next year.


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                    [Title] => RP netters hang tough in doubles
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The Philippines gallantly fought back from two sets down to force a tie with
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lived for another day when their Asia Oceania Zone Group II Davis Cup tie was
called off due to poor lighting at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.

Arcilla and Abadia literally rose from the grave in the third set and hung
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                    [Title] => Out-of-towners play for flag vs Indons
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Coach Martin Misa loves to call his team the product of a genuine grassroots
program with the country's old tennis warriors all gone and young provincial
standouts beginning to fill in their places. 

For the first time in years, an all-out-of-towner team is carrying the
Philippine colors in men's tennis, and it gets its baptism of fire as it takes
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ARCILLA AND ABADIA

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And the Filipinos, powered by Johnny Arcilla, Joseph Victorino, Adelo Abadia and Rolando Ruel Jr. are out to even things up with the Chinese, who enjoy a 3-2 edge in their head-to-head duel.


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The team missed what could have been two more bronzes as Johnny Arcilla lost his quarterfinals match in singles and his tandem with Adelo Abadia suffered the same fate in men’s doubles at the Lan Anh Tennis Club here.


Arcilla, the country’s No. 1 netter, was dealt a heart-breaking 2-6, 6-1, 6-7 (4) defeat by the second seeded Febi Widhiyanto in men’s singles quarterfinals.


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Though limping and hurting in the fourth set, Arcilla mustered enough courage to complete a 7-6 (7-4), 5-7, 6-1, 6-4 win over Al-Jasaaf that gave the RP netters a headstart in the tie.


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                    [Title] => RP netters open Cup bid versus Kuwaitis
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The Philippines’ No. 1 Johnny Arcilla faces Kuwait No. 2 Mosaad Al-Jazzaf in the first singles match and No. 2 Adelo Abadia meets Mohammad Al-Ghareeb in the second singles.


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lived for another day when their Asia Oceania Zone Group II Davis Cup tie was
called off due to poor lighting at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.

Arcilla and Abadia literally rose from the grave in the third set and hung
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standouts beginning to fill in their places. 

For the first time in years, an all-out-of-towner team is carrying the
Philippine colors in men's tennis, and it gets its baptism of fire as it takes
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