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No less than American Don Porter, president of the International Softball Federation, announced the postponement in a briefing held at the Daji Resort and Spa with media and representatives of participating delegations.


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Blu Girls bounce back, rout Koreans

By Joey Villar | October 15, 2003 - 12:00am

NANJING, China – Team Philippines recovered from an opening-day loss to China with a decisive 7-0 victory over Korea behind the explosive performance of hurler Geda Valencia yesterday in the seventh Junior Women’s...

Sports

Blu Girls struggle in the cold, bow to host Chinese

By Joey Villar | October 14, 2003 - 12:00am

NANJING, China — Cold weather zapped the energy out of Team Philippines as it bowed to power-hitting China, 7-0, Monday in the seventh Junior Women’s World Softball Championship at the newly-built $2.2-million...

Sports

RP-China softball opener rained out

By Joey Villar | October 13, 2003 - 12:00am

NANJING, China — Inclement weather and unplayable conditions forced the cancellation of the keenly-awaited debut of Team Philippines against fancied China in the seventh Junior Women’s World Softball Championship...

Sports

Blu Girls open softball bid vs China

By Joey Villar | October 12, 2003 - 12:00am

NANJING, China–Team Philippines mixes it up against some of the best the world could offer as it clashes with host China at the start of the seventh Junior Women’s World Championship at the Nanjing University...

Sports

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