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In a contest that looked like a duel between a professional team and a band of novices, the RP clouters massacred the Malaysian side, 38-0, in an abbreviated four-and-a-half-inning game for a rousing start in the five-team tourney.
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By Joey Villar | November 29, 2005 - 12:00am
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