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[Title] => Clouters pluck out third win
[Summary] => The Philippine team dished out another overpowering performance on both sides of the field, trouncing Myanmar, 17-0, in an abbreviated five-inning contest in the SEA Games baseball competition at the Rizal Ballpark yesterday.
Roel Batuto and Darwin Dela Calsada combined for a perfect no-hit, no-run job and the Filipino batters slammed 17 hits and the same number of runs in pulling off a third victory in as many outings in the tourney where they are fancied to emerge champions via a six-game sweep.
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[Title] => Paddlers take home bronze; Pinays falter
[Summary] => After the glorious thunder came the melancholic rain.
Fresh from a hair-raising five-set conquest of Malaysia, the Philippine men paddlers’ hopes of winning the first ever silver died down after conceding to Vietnam, 3-2, 3-0, 3-0, in the SEAG table tennis team event at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.
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[Title] => Streaking Blu Boys strike Indonesians
[Summary] => After a virtual no-contest versus Malaysia Monday, Team Philippines found some challenge against Indonesia yesterday but won handily just the same in Day Two of the SEA Games baseball competition at the Rizal Ballpark.
With pitcher Ernesto Binarao yielding eight hits, the RP clouters leaned on hitting and on field defense to whip the Indonesian side, 11-5, for a second straight win in the five-nation tourney.
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[Title] => Paddlers nip Thailand in team event
[Summary] => The Philippine men’s table tennis team pulled off a thrilling 3-2 win over Thailand on the first day of team event in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Veteran Richard Gonzales delivered the decisive win by edging Seksak Khomkham, 11-3, 11-5, 11-9.
Gonzales rallied from a 1-5 deficit in the final for a 10-4 lead en route to the win.
Earlier Gonzales trounced Chaisit Chaitat, 3-1, Ernesto Ebuen II whipped Seksak Khomkham, 3-1. Julius Esposo, however, lost to Sithichok Vipawatanakul, 2-3, and Ebuen Chaitat, 2-3.
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JOSE BIMBO SANTOS
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Roel Batuto and Darwin Dela Calsada combined for a perfect no-hit, no-run job and the Filipino batters slammed 17 hits and the same number of runs in pulling off a third victory in as many outings in the tourney where they are fancied to emerge champions via a six-game sweep.
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With pitcher Ernesto Binarao yielding eight hits, the RP clouters leaned on hitting and on field defense to whip the Indonesian side, 11-5, for a second straight win in the five-nation tourney.
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Veteran Richard Gonzales delivered the decisive win by edging Seksak Khomkham, 11-3, 11-5, 11-9.
Gonzales rallied from a 1-5 deficit in the final for a 10-4 lead en route to the win.
Earlier Gonzales trounced Chaisit Chaitat, 3-1, Ernesto Ebuen II whipped Seksak Khomkham, 3-1. Julius Esposo, however, lost to Sithichok Vipawatanakul, 2-3, and Ebuen Chaitat, 2-3.
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