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Orimo saw action in Japan’s first game, collecting 15 points in a 125-75 demolition of hapless Mongolia last Sunday.  Then he mysteriously sat out   the next assignment which Japan lost to South Korea by 17.  That raised doubts, if not hopes, the 6-3 gunner wouldn’t suit up against the Philippines last Wednesday.


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Orimo saw action in Japan’s first game, collecting 15 points in a 125-75 demolition of hapless Mongolia last Sunday.  Then he mysteriously sat out   the next assignment which Japan lost to South Korea by 17.  That raised doubts, if not hopes, the 6-3 gunner wouldn’t suit up against the Philippines last Wednesday.


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Japan’s not so secret weapon

By Joaquin M. Henson | October 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Now it can be told. Philippine basketball team coach Joseph Uichico knew all along Japan would play hotshot Takehiko Orimo, supposedly a doubtful starter, to start the quarterfinals at the 14th Asian Games in Busan...

Sports

RP five pulls off great escape

By Lito Tacujan | October 3, 2002 - 12:00am

BUSAN, South Korea — In the end it was a matter of heart and poise, and the Philippine team dug deep down for them in a nerve-wracking 79-74 victory over a fired-up Japanese team.

Sports