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[Title] => Davis Cup Tie: HK veteran foils Fil-Am in opener
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Veteran Martin Sayer of Hong Kong banked on his experience to derail the Davis Cup debut of Fil-American Treat Conrad Huey, 6-4, 7-6 (0), 6-2, yesterday in their Asia-Oceania Zone Group II singles duel at the Victoria Park in Hong Kong.
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[Title] => RP Cuppers rip Viets for clean sweep
[Summary] => The Philippines bombed Vietnam yesterday, 3-0, for a clear and clean sweep of its group assignment in the Davis Cup Asia-Oceania Group 3 competitions at the Manila Polo Club.
Following similar 3-0 wins over Sri Lanka and Singapore the last two days, the Philippines once again played true to form, beating Vietnam in the two singles and lone doubles matches.
Fil-Americans Erik Taino and Cecil Mamiit, now the country’s "dynamic duo" in tennis, won over Thanh Hoang Tran, 6-0, 6-1, and Minh Quanh Do, 7-5, 5-7, 6-1, respectively.
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[Title] => RP Cuppers rip Singapore, boost bid for Group 2 entry
[Summary] => Behind the one-two punch of Erik Taino and Cecil Mamiit, the Philippines made short work of Singapore, 3-0, yesterday in the Davis Cup Asia Oceania Group 3 tournament at the Manila Polo Club.
Taino, a 30-year-old Fil-American, staged an hour-long tennis clinic on his way to a 6-0, 6-0 win over Min Wee, a hapless 16-year-old Singaporean who’s in his first big tournament.
Taino, a powerful lefty and a gold medalist in last year’s SEA Games, proved too much for his young, 6-foot-1 opponent who looked like he was here just for the experience.
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DANILO PILA AND CAMOY PALAHANG
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[Title] => Davis Cup Tie: HK veteran foils Fil-Am in opener
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[Title] => RP Cuppers rip Viets for clean sweep
[Summary] => The Philippines bombed Vietnam yesterday, 3-0, for a clear and clean sweep of its group assignment in the Davis Cup Asia-Oceania Group 3 competitions at the Manila Polo Club.
Following similar 3-0 wins over Sri Lanka and Singapore the last two days, the Philippines once again played true to form, beating Vietnam in the two singles and lone doubles matches.
Fil-Americans Erik Taino and Cecil Mamiit, now the country’s "dynamic duo" in tennis, won over Thanh Hoang Tran, 6-0, 6-1, and Minh Quanh Do, 7-5, 5-7, 6-1, respectively.
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[Title] => RP Cuppers rip Singapore, boost bid for Group 2 entry
[Summary] => Behind the one-two punch of Erik Taino and Cecil Mamiit, the Philippines made short work of Singapore, 3-0, yesterday in the Davis Cup Asia Oceania Group 3 tournament at the Manila Polo Club.
Taino, a 30-year-old Fil-American, staged an hour-long tennis clinic on his way to a 6-0, 6-0 win over Min Wee, a hapless 16-year-old Singaporean who’s in his first big tournament.
Taino, a powerful lefty and a gold medalist in last year’s SEA Games, proved too much for his young, 6-foot-1 opponent who looked like he was here just for the experience.
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