+ Follow INDONS MONDAY Tag
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[Title] => Filipino dribblers peerless in region
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — The moment the Philippine team gained the green light to play here from the International Basketball Federation, the American head coach of Malaysia, Felton Sealey, thought the fight for the 21st SEA Games gold ended right there, reducing the competition to a battle for the silver medal.
"The Philippines is well ahead in the region. I feel even their amateurs are also far too strong for the rest," Sealey told The STAR in an interview.
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[Title] => Cagers manhandle Vietnamese, 100-40
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) —The Philippine team produced an unforgiving game throughout and went on to demolish Vietnam, 100-40, in SEA Games competition at the MABA Stadium yesterday.
The Nationals made themselves busy detonating bombs after bombs, blasting away at the hapless Vietnamese for their second straight win following a 112-74 rout of the Indons Monday.
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[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — The moment the Philippine team gained the green light to play here from the International Basketball Federation, the American head coach of Malaysia, Felton Sealey, thought the fight for the 21st SEA Games gold ended right there, reducing the competition to a battle for the silver medal.
"The Philippines is well ahead in the region. I feel even their amateurs are also far too strong for the rest," Sealey told The STAR in an interview.
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[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) —The Philippine team produced an unforgiving game throughout and went on to demolish Vietnam, 100-40, in SEA Games competition at the MABA Stadium yesterday.
The Nationals made themselves busy detonating bombs after bombs, blasting away at the hapless Vietnamese for their second straight win following a 112-74 rout of the Indons Monday.
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