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[Title] => Gonzales claims silver in table tennis
[Summary] => The RP table tennis team, through Richard Gonzales in the men’s singles event, took a silver medal in the country’s campaign in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Gonzales missed the gold medal as he bowed to eventual gold medal winner Indonesian Muhammad Hussein, 9-11, 8-11, 11-9, 8-11, 10-12.
"I did my best but it just didn’t work out for me. But I’m happy just the same," said Gonzales, who made the finals with a 12-10, 11-7, 12-10, 11-3 win over Vietnamese Doan Kien Quoc.
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[Title] => Netters equal three-gold haul in ’91
[Summary] => Cecil Mamiit missed a perfect 3-of-3 showing with a loss in the men’s doubles finals but the RP mixed doubles pair salvaged the gold medal as the Filipino netters matched the country’s three-gold haul in the SEA Games also in Manila 14 years ago.
With Mamiit beaten for the first time, Eric Taino and Riza Zalameda took up the cudgel for RP as they carved out a tough 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 win over the third seeded Indon pair of Suwandi Suwandi and Wynne Prakusya for the mixed doubles crown, capping RP’s three-gold production in the games.
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[Title] => Clouters enter finals vs Thais
[Summary] => 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.
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[Title] => Clouters enter finals vs Thais
[Summary] => 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.
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[Title] => Baseball team sweeps elims
[Summary] => The Philippines routed erstwhile fellow unbeaten squad Thailand, 10-0, yesterday to gear up for today’s knockout semifinals of the SEA Games baseball competition at the Rizal ballpark.
"This game served as a good preparation and motivation for the team before the semifinals," said RP coach Edgar delos Reyes after the one-sided match, which completed their four-game sweep in the elimination round.
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[Title] => Fil-Am netter’s mission: Gold for motherland
[Summary] => After hitting a few balls in the morning and a few more in the afternoon, Cecil Mamiit, the highest-ranked Filipino tennis player in the world, has declared himself ready for the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
The 29-year-old netter, who arrived from the US shortly before midnight Tuesday, visited the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center yesterday morning. His presence was easily felt by those who were around.
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[Title] => Gonzales claims silver in table tennis
[Summary] => The RP table tennis team, through Richard Gonzales in the men’s singles event, took a silver medal in the country’s campaign in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Gonzales missed the gold medal as he bowed to eventual gold medal winner Indonesian Muhammad Hussein, 9-11, 8-11, 11-9, 8-11, 10-12.
"I did my best but it just didn’t work out for me. But I’m happy just the same," said Gonzales, who made the finals with a 12-10, 11-7, 12-10, 11-3 win over Vietnamese Doan Kien Quoc.
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[Title] => Netters equal three-gold haul in ’91
[Summary] => Cecil Mamiit missed a perfect 3-of-3 showing with a loss in the men’s doubles finals but the RP mixed doubles pair salvaged the gold medal as the Filipino netters matched the country’s three-gold haul in the SEA Games also in Manila 14 years ago.
With Mamiit beaten for the first time, Eric Taino and Riza Zalameda took up the cudgel for RP as they carved out a tough 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 win over the third seeded Indon pair of Suwandi Suwandi and Wynne Prakusya for the mixed doubles crown, capping RP’s three-gold production in the games.
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[Title] => Clouters enter finals vs Thais
[Summary] => 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.
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[Title] => Clouters enter finals vs Thais
[Summary] => 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.
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[Title] => Baseball team sweeps elims
[Summary] => The Philippines routed erstwhile fellow unbeaten squad Thailand, 10-0, yesterday to gear up for today’s knockout semifinals of the SEA Games baseball competition at the Rizal ballpark.
"This game served as a good preparation and motivation for the team before the semifinals," said RP coach Edgar delos Reyes after the one-sided match, which completed their four-game sweep in the elimination round.
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[Title] => Fil-Am netter’s mission: Gold for motherland
[Summary] => After hitting a few balls in the morning and a few more in the afternoon, Cecil Mamiit, the highest-ranked Filipino tennis player in the world, has declared himself ready for the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
The 29-year-old netter, who arrived from the US shortly before midnight Tuesday, visited the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center yesterday morning. His presence was easily felt by those who were around.
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