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Filipino punchers rule the ring

Day 11 belongs to Koreans
HIROSHIMA Oct 13 Philippine boxers went 3-for-3 in finals Thursday, winning their nation's first gold of ihese Asian Games, but the South Koreans were the day's biggest medal winners, reports AP
The Koreans outdid even the powerful Chinese for the day. capturing 10 gold medals — two each In Judo, boxing and shooting and ‘one each in women’s basketball and handball. cycling and table tennis.
That wasn't quite enough to overtake Japan In the hot bat tie for second in the gold column. The two nations were tied at 48 after Japan hauled in two each In Judo and women's tennis, and one each in boxing, shooting and table tennis
China's haul for the day was six. but It still had a runaway lead in golds with 112. The Chinese won two each in tennis and their native martial art of wushu, and one each in cycling and table tennis.
Kazakhstan had 20 golds after winning two In boxing and one in shooting.
In total medals. China led with 219. followed by Japan's 165. South Korea's 143 and Kazakhstan's 63.
In the boxing ring. Uzbekistan Joined South Korea and Kazakhstan as double winners. The Thais had the greatest number of boxers in the 12 finals — four — but won only one gold, their first of these games.
Mansueto Velasco opened the Philippine blitz by outpointing Thailand's Pramuansak Phosuwan 11-9 at light flyweight, and Elias Recaido immediately followed by beating Japan’s Kenji Nakazone 16-8 at flyweight. Light welterweight Reynaldo Galido scored No. 3 by stopping Usman Ullah Khan of Pakistan in 2:58 of the first round.
For South Korea. Yeom Jon-kil outpointed Khaliq Abdul of Pakistan 10-6 at bantamweight and middleweight Lee Seung-bae beat Kazakhstan's Arkadii Topaev 10-7.
But Kazakhstan’ rebounded with victories by Nourian Smanov. who stopped Thailand's Arkom Chenglai at 2:26 of the first round in welterweight. and Kanatbek Chagataev, who outpointed China's Pan Feng 10-7 in light middleweight.
Uzbekistan captured the
two heaviest weight classes with heavyweight Alishe Avezbaev stopping Saudi Arabia's Yousif Harron Mawsawi at 1:18 In the third and super heavyweight Oleg Mascaev stopped Iranian M Samadi Kalkhoran at 1:25 In the second.
Thailand’s lone winner was featherweight Somluck Kamsing. who outpointed Zalgham Maseel of Pakistan 8
Japanese lightweight Tsuyoshi Yaegashi stopped Thai boxer Chaleo Somwong at 2:41 of the second, and Iran's light heavyweight A Pouriaghl Ghushchi outpointed Ko Young-sam of South Korea 9-7.
In tennis. Kimiko Date, ranked 10th in the world, beat Japanese compatriot Naoko Sawamatsu 6-2. 6-4 for the
women's singles gold, and teammates Kyoko Nagatsuka and Ai Sugiyama beat China's U Fang and Chen Li 6-2. 6-1 in the doubles final.
South Korean men suffered losses in both singles and doubles. Yoon Yong-il. who had knocked out No. 1 seed Leander Paes of India, bowed 6-2. 6-1 to China's Pan Bing. Then Paes and Gaurav Natekar gave India its second gold — after the men's team tennis title — by beating Koreans Chang Eui-jong and Kim Chl-wan 6-4. 7-5 in doubles.
China took the mixed doubles gold, with Xia Jiaping and LI Fang edging Japan's Ryu so Tsujino and Nana Miyagi 7-6 (7-4). 7-5.
But the Chinese, a world power in table tennis, could manage only one gold in three events Thursday. Japan's Chtre Koyama battled past Chinese star Deng Yaplng 20-22. 21-19. 22-20. 21-16 for the women's singles title.
The men's doubles finals was all-South Korean. Chu Kyo-sung and Lee Chul-seung
downed Kim Taek soo and Yoo Nam-kyu 17-21. 21-16. 21 14.
China's victory came In mixed doubles, with Deng teaming with Kong Unghui for a 21-13. 21-14 victory over Taiwan's Chinag Peng and Xu .Jing
The South Koreans took the women s basketball gold by edging Japan 77 76, and won the women's handball title by downing the Japanese 34-20 In the final game of a round robin.
South Korea and China split golds in cycling. South Korea's Cho Ho-sung won the mens 40-kilometer points race, while China's Wang Qingzhl beat teammate Ma Htiizhen in the women's 3-kilometre pursuit final. 3 minutes. 46 752 seconds to 3:51560
Wang broke the Asian record of 3:47.969 set in July by Japan's Seiko Hashimoto}) who has bee . tour Winter Olympics as a speedskater and two Summer Olympics as a cyclist. Hashimoto had to set tie for bronze Thursday in 3:^4 469.
South Korea won the individual and team 3x40-shot free rifle competition. Lee Eun-chul was the individual chatnpion. In the standing event. Japan's Ryohei Koba won. while Kazakhstan's Sergei Beljaev won from the kneeling position.
In centre fire pistol shooting. India's Jaspal Rana won the individual title while Uzbekistan took team honors.
South Korea and Japan split the day's four judo events. South Korea's Jung Sung-sook beat Japan's Yuko Emoto in the women's 61-kilogram class and Yoon Dong-sik defeated Japan's Hidenori Horikoshi in the men's 78-kllogram divt sion
For Japan. Aiko Oishi beat Korea’s Cho Min-sun In women's 66-kilogram competition. and Yoshio Nakamura was the men’s 86-kilogram winner. beating Sergei Allmjanov of Kazakhstan.
China's two winners in wushu were He Qiang in the men's nanquan. a violent form of shadow-boxing, and Wang Hulling in the women's competition.
The Chinese won a table tennis gold when Kong Unghui and Deng Yaping beat Taiwan's Chiang Peng and Xu Jing 21-13. 21-14 in mixed doubles.