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Coming off a big upset win over Japan, the nationals however could not summon the same intensity and fire against their Olympic-bound foes who pulled off the 30-point romp to secure a finals berth against Korea. The Philippines, represented by the Laguna Lakers of the Metropolitan Basketball Association, will dispute third place against host Taipei, which dropped a 78-87 decision to the Koreans in the other semifinals contest. The Kiwis played a deliberate halfcourt game against the terribly outsized Filipinos, who appeared to have been scouted very well as they failed to capitalize on their three-point shooting and fastbreaks the way they did against the Japanese. The first half alone told the story how outclassed the Boasting of two burly six-foot-nine forwards in Robert Hickey
and Tony Rompton and another pair of quick-moving seven-foot slotmen Pero Carcon and Peter Pokai, the Kiwis outrebounded the
Filipinos, 38-18 giving no opportunity at all for second chance Chris Clay, one of two Fil-American players in the R.P. lineup, topscored with a game-high 16 points while Jasper Ocampo, the hero in the nationals' 93-82 win against Japan, was held to six. (SNS) REQUEST FOR A COMPLIMENTARY COPY Refresh
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