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[Title] => RP Li’l Leaguers rip Kiwis on nine-run blitz
[Summary] => When practically everybody in the crowd was counting it out, the Philippine team rallied to beat New Zealand, 9-6, in a battle of also-rans yesterday in the Pacific Regional division of the Asia-Pacific Little League championships at the Rizal ballpark.
The Filipinos, out of the running just like the New Zealanders, exploded with nine runs in the third inning after falling behind by 0-6 in a heroic effort that gave host nation its first win after two straight defeats in the five-team division.
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[Title] => Kiwis bagsak sa Pinoy
[Summary] => Sariwa pa sa isipan ng Filipino Little Leaguers ang sakit na nadarama matapos ang unang dalawang sunod na dagok kung kaya’t sa pag-kakataong ito, naging determinado sila upang irehistro ang come-from-behind na 9-6 panalo kontra sa New Zealand kahapon at makapasok na rin sa win column sa Asia-Pacific Little League sa Rizal Memorial ballpark.
Matapos ang unang tatlong innings na walang produksiyon, bumangon ang Filipinos sa ikaapat na innings nang magposte ng anim na sunod na runs kontra sa tatlo lamang ng New Zealanders na kanilang naikamada sa una at ikalawang innings.
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[Title] => Li’l leaguers to dispute Asia berth in Williamsport
[Summary] => More than 200 boys aged 11 to 12 years will take center stage when the 2002 Asia Pacific Little League baseball tournament starts tomorrow at the Rizal Memorial ballpark where the winner earns a slot to this year’s Little League World Series.
The Philippines, to be represented by the International Little League Association of Manila (ILLAM), is hell-bent on winning the crown and the right to represent the region in the World Series scheduled next month in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
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The Filipinos, out of the running just like the New Zealanders, exploded with nine runs in the third inning after falling behind by 0-6 in a heroic effort that gave host nation its first win after two straight defeats in the five-team division.
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[Title] => Kiwis bagsak sa Pinoy
[Summary] => Sariwa pa sa isipan ng Filipino Little Leaguers ang sakit na nadarama matapos ang unang dalawang sunod na dagok kung kaya’t sa pag-kakataong ito, naging determinado sila upang irehistro ang come-from-behind na 9-6 panalo kontra sa New Zealand kahapon at makapasok na rin sa win column sa Asia-Pacific Little League sa Rizal Memorial ballpark.
Matapos ang unang tatlong innings na walang produksiyon, bumangon ang Filipinos sa ikaapat na innings nang magposte ng anim na sunod na runs kontra sa tatlo lamang ng New Zealanders na kanilang naikamada sa una at ikalawang innings.
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[Title] => Li’l leaguers to dispute Asia berth in Williamsport
[Summary] => More than 200 boys aged 11 to 12 years will take center stage when the 2002 Asia Pacific Little League baseball tournament starts tomorrow at the Rizal Memorial ballpark where the winner earns a slot to this year’s Little League World Series.
The Philippines, to be represented by the International Little League Association of Manila (ILLAM), is hell-bent on winning the crown and the right to represent the region in the World Series scheduled next month in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
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