+ Follow GEUMJEONG GYM Tag
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[Title] => Chinese cage win sends RP to semis
[Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea – Defending champion China allayed fears of a monumental upset, blasting Japan, 104-59, Saturday and towing the Philippines to the semifinals of the basketball competition at the Geumjeong Gym.
No matter the outcome of the Filipinos’ match against the Chinese Tuesday, the RP team is safely into the semis where they are certain to meet host South Korea if China’s merciless beating of Japan would be any gauge.
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[Title] => RP cagers rout Taiwanese, 83-69
[Summary] => Busan, South Korea — After its harrowing experience at the hands of Japan, the Philippines was all business in thumping Chinese-Taipei, 83-69, and gained a tie for a berth in the crossover semifinals in the basketball event of the 14th Asian Games at the Geumjeong Gym.
A 10-minute quarter-long run produced a 19-8 blitz which sent the Nationals unassaillably ahead by 20 points at the end of the third period and they repeated for the third time against the young Taiwanese.
Now comes the real business at hand — China.
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BUSAN, South Korea - A matter of hearts and minds - that’s how months of intense preparations and training, and struggles have reduced the form of Filipino athletes as curtains formally rise on the 14th Asian Games today, ushering in the biggest quadrennial conclave among the best of the continent.
The 218-strong Filipino athletes will do battle in 30 of the 38 disciplines calendared in a fortnight of competition in a quest for redemption after a meager one-gold output four years ago in Bangkok.
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No matter the outcome of the Filipinos’ match against the Chinese Tuesday, the RP team is safely into the semis where they are certain to meet host South Korea if China’s merciless beating of Japan would be any gauge.
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A 10-minute quarter-long run produced a 19-8 blitz which sent the Nationals unassaillably ahead by 20 points at the end of the third period and they repeated for the third time against the young Taiwanese.
Now comes the real business at hand — China.
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The 218-strong Filipino athletes will do battle in 30 of the 38 disciplines calendared in a fortnight of competition in a quest for redemption after a meager one-gold output four years ago in Bangkok.
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October 6, 2002 - 12:00am
