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[Title] => Aussies stop tired RP five winning run
[Summary] => TAIPEI — AIS of Australia stopped SMB-Philippines on its tracks Wednesday, pulling off an 80-76 victory for the biggest upset thus far in the 27th William Jones Cup International basketball tournament here.
Despite the setback, their first in five starts, the Filipinos can still claim the championship if they win their last four assignments, including those against powerhouse Passing Lane of the USA and Russia-Samara.
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[Title] => Torres claims silver in Asian GP
[Summary] => Battling humid weather, reigning MILO National Open long jump champion Maristella Torres Wednesday picked up a silver medal in the first stop of the four-leg Asian Athletics Grand Prix in Hyderabad, India.
The San Jose, Negros Oriental lass could only leap 6.21 meters as against the 6.62 distance of gold medalist Yelen Kochsheyeva of Kazakhstan. Torres’ jump was a far cry from her 6.40 m effort in the 2002 Asian Championships held in Colombo, Sri Lanka where she finished third behind compatriot Lerma Bulauitan Gabito and the same Kazakh athlete.
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[Summary] => TAIPEI — AIS of Australia stopped SMB-Philippines on its tracks Wednesday, pulling off an 80-76 victory for the biggest upset thus far in the 27th William Jones Cup International basketball tournament here.
Despite the setback, their first in five starts, the Filipinos can still claim the championship if they win their last four assignments, including those against powerhouse Passing Lane of the USA and Russia-Samara.
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[Title] => Torres claims silver in Asian GP
[Summary] => Battling humid weather, reigning MILO National Open long jump champion Maristella Torres Wednesday picked up a silver medal in the first stop of the four-leg Asian Athletics Grand Prix in Hyderabad, India.
The San Jose, Negros Oriental lass could only leap 6.21 meters as against the 6.62 distance of gold medalist Yelen Kochsheyeva of Kazakhstan. Torres’ jump was a far cry from her 6.40 m effort in the 2002 Asian Championships held in Colombo, Sri Lanka where she finished third behind compatriot Lerma Bulauitan Gabito and the same Kazakh athlete.
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