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For the first two periods, the Nationals and the Chinese muscled each other out with unforgiving man-to-man defenses but the RP team couldn’t crank up a good scoring run and in the end that did it in.


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RP cagers bow to Chinese, 51-92

By Lito Tacujan | October 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Busan, South Korea — The Philippines had no illusion of beating the defending champion China but it could draw some solace from the lowest halftime output it dealt the formidable Chinese before going down,...

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