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                    [Title] => Unfair to Asi, Jay-Jay, Dondon
                    [Summary] => The Taiwan press ignored the Philippines’ top scorer Asi Taulava in choosing the five best players to comprise the mythical first team at the end of the Jones Cup in Taipei last Sunday.


Picked were guard Terrance Johnson and forward Steffon Bradford of Passing Lane Sports, guard Saad Abdul Rahman Ali of Qatar, forward Pavel Ulyanko of Russia and center Tsun Wen Din of Taiwan.


If the choice for center came down to either Tsun or Taulava, there was no way the hometown boy wouldn’t get the nod. Tsun had the lock on the sympathy votes.


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                    [Title] => RP drops close game against US five
                    [Summary] => TAIPEI, Taiwan — RP-San Miguel fought hard against Passing Lane-US last night, dropping a close 96-99 decision to bow out of the 27th Jones Cup in style.


The Filipinos earned the respect of the boisterous Taiwanese crowd, almost erasing a 21-point third quarter deficit against the tall and shifty Americans to wind up their stint at 6-3 at the Taipei Physical Education College gym here.


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                    [Title] => FIBA head’s $.5M offer
                    [Summary] => FIBA (Federation Internationale de Basketball) president Carl Meng-Ky Ching of Hong Kong has offered a reward of $500,000 if China wins the Stankovic Cup that started last Tuesday and ends today in Beijing.


That’s a cool half a million in greenbacks on the table for the boys.  


I wonder if Ching will make a similar offer if the Philippines wins the Jones Cup which also ends today in Taipei.  


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                    [Title] => William Jones Cup: Japan taob sa RP-SMB
                    [Summary] => TAIPEI, Taiwan – Dumaan muna sa butas ng karayom ang RP-San Miguel Beer bago nila napayukod ang magiting na nakipaglabang Japan, 76-72 noong Huwebes upang manatiling buhay ang kanilang pag-asa sa  27th R.William Jones Cup International Basketball Tournament na idinaos sa Taipei Physical Education College gym dito.
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                    [Title] => RP-San Miguel nasilat
                    [Summary] => TAIPEI, Taiwan --Umiskor ng pinakamalaking upset ang AIS ng Australia makaraang sorpresahin ang RP-San Miguel Beer, 80-76, sa pagpapatuloy ng 27th R. William Jones Cup International Basketball Tournament dito.


Bagamat talunan, kanilang una sa limang panimula, maari pa ring angkinin ng Pinoy ang kampeonato kung mananalo sila sa kanilang huling apat na asignatura kabilang na ang laban sa powerhouse Passing Lane ng USA at Samara ng Russia. 


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                    [Title] => How RP 5 fared in Summit
                    [Summary] => LAS VEGAS — It was a familiar, if not annoying, refrain. Whenever the Philippine national basketball team moved around as a group outside the playing arena, passersby asked if they were soccer players. That’s because they looked too small to be cagers by US standards.


In fact, the Philippines was the smallest among 10 entries at the recent Global Hoops Summit held in the Cox Pavilion on the University of Nevada at Las Vegas campus.


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                    [Title] => Chinese giant out of Jones Cup
                    [Summary] => LAS VEGAS — Chinese giant Sun Ming Ming is out of the Passing Lane Sports lineup for the Jones Cup in Taipei. 


The 7-8 3/4, 365-pound center played for Passing Lane in the Global Hoops Summit that ended here last Wednesday. He averaged 3.6 points, 3.6 rebounds and 12 minutes in five games. Sun shot .571 from the floor and .500 from the line.


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                    [Title] => Slow start dooms RP five in Vegas
                    [Summary] => LAS VEGAS — Ren-Ren Ritualo buried seven triples and scored 27 points but his explosion wasn’t enough to repulse Passing Lane Sports which leaned on a 20-5 jackrabbit start in the first period to repulse the Philippines, 80-71, at the 10-team Global Hoops Summit in the Cox Pavilion on the University of Nevada at Las Vegas campus Sunday afternoon (yesterday morning, Manila).


Passing Lane, a team made up of American collegiate stars, looked on the way to a blowout after erecting a 19-point lead early in the second half but the Philippines refused to roll over.


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                    [Title] => RP-5 yuko sa higanteng kalaban
                    [Summary] => LAS VEGAS – Bumangon ang RP-San Miguel Beer team mula sa mahi-nang panimula sa first period nang manalasa ito sa likuran ng 27 puntos ni Ren Ren Ritualo...
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That’s a cool half a million in greenbacks on the table for the boys.  


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                    [Title] => William Jones Cup: Japan taob sa RP-SMB
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Bagamat talunan, kanilang una sa limang panimula, maari pa ring angkinin ng Pinoy ang kampeonato kung mananalo sila sa kanilang huling apat na asignatura kabilang na ang laban sa powerhouse Passing Lane ng USA at Samara ng Russia. 


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                    [Title] => Chinese giant out of Jones Cup
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