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[Title] => 27 teams vie in Swift Pony invitational
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[Title] => RP clouters vie in IBA junior baseball
[Summary] => After a successful campaign in the Funabishi International Baseball Festival last month in Japan, the Philippine TOT Baseball Team will now compete in the second IBA Junior Pan Pacific Baseball Championships to be held in Singapore Aug. 22-26. Last year the Philippines placed second to Chinese-Taipei at the Subic Bay Freeport Grounds.
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[Summary] => Tot Baseball’s National Capital Region (NCR) tournament opens tomorrow at 9 a.m. at the Marist School Grounds in Marikina City with 35 teams from 15 different schools seeing action in seven age categories.
Invited to grace the opening rites are Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chair Carlos Tuason, Philippine Amateur Baseball Association (PABA) president Hector Navasero, Marist School president Bro. Manny de Leon FMS, Philippine TOT Baseball Foundation (PTBF) chairman and Makati Vice-Mayor Edu Manzano and (PTBF) president Boy Tingzon.
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August 22, 2002 - 12:00am
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