+ Follow ASIA-PACIFIC ZONE PONY BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Tag
ASIA-PACIFIC ZONE PONY BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
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[Title] => Japan stuns Taiwan, claims Pony crown
[Summary] => Hurler Shogo Iha displayed awesome form as Japan shocked Chinese-Taipei, 2-0, yesterday to top the 30th Asia-Pacific Zone Pony Baseball Championship at the Rizal Memorial Ballpark and earn the right to represent the region in the World Series.
Hideaki Tara belted a single to centerfield and brought home Shogo Shimabukuro and Tsubasa Koja for the decisive runs that sent the Japanese to a fourth Pony World Series appearance set Aug. 15-27 in Pennsylvania, USA.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Taiwan eyes Pony crown vs Japan
[Summary] => Chinese Taipei showed why it’s the team to beat as it bashed Japan, 8-2, yesterday to complete a three-game sweep of the preliminaries in the 30th Asia-Pacific Zone Pony Baseball Championship at the Rizal Memorial Ballpark.
Host Philippines, for its part, scored its first and only run of this four-day meet backed by Jollibee, Purefoods, Coca-Cola and Pizza Hut but still lost to Korea, 1-13, in another abbreviated five-inning match.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => Taiwan, Japan brace for title clash
[Summary] => Chinese Taipei and Japan pulled off victories in varying fashions yesterday to arrange a titular showdown in the 30th Asia-Pacific Zone Pony Baseball Championship at the Rizal Memorial Baseball Field.
Riding on emphatic victories Tuesday, the Taiwanese dealt the hosts their second shutout loss, 17-0, while the Japanese downed the Koreans, 5-1, to barge into the championship round of this event serving as the World Series qualifier.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Japan clobbers RP team in Pony opener
[Summary] => Host Philippines ran into early misfortune and got smothered by powerhouse Japan, 0-19, yesterday at the start of the 30th Asia-Pacific Zone Pony Baseball Championship at the Rizal Memorial Baseball Field.
Tournament favorite Chinese-Taipei likewise opened its campaign with flourish as it flattened Korea, 13-2, in this four-team event serving as the regional qualifier for the Pony World Series in Pennsylvania, USA.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => 4-nation Asian Pony baseball gets underway
[Summary] => Four teams, headed by powerhouse Chinese-Taipei, slug it out for a spot in next month’s World Series as the 30th Asia-Pacific Zone Pony Baseball Championship unfolds today at the Rizal Memorial Baseball Field.
The Taiwanese, who last won the event two years ago, clash with the Koreans at 11 a.m. in what could be a preview of the championship serving as the regional elimination for the Pony World Series set in Pennsylvania, USA next month.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-03 00:00:00
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