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[Summary] => BRUNEI — RP-San Miguel Beer executed a deadly game plan for a thrilling 97-95 come-from-behind win over SK Knights of South Korea Wednesday night in the fifth Shell Rimula Cup here at the National Indoor Stadium.
The Nationals weathered a barrage of three-pointers from erstwhile unbeaten Koreans and neutralized import Wesley Wilson, out on fouls in the third period, to notch their third straight win and tied their victims at second spot with 3-1 win-loss card.
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[Title] => Will RP 5 eclipse Moon?
[Summary] => If it’s bad Moon rising for South Korea, then the Philippine basketball team has to find a way to eclipse the three-point deadshot in a semifinals duel at the 14th Asian Games in Busan today.
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CHO SANG HYUN
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The Nationals weathered a barrage of three-pointers from erstwhile unbeaten Koreans and neutralized import Wesley Wilson, out on fouls in the third period, to notch their third straight win and tied their victims at second spot with 3-1 win-loss card.
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August 26, 2005 - 12:00am
