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Xing wins 5,000-meters at East Asian Games
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Updated: 2005-11-04 15:25

But 皇冠体育app's lapse Thursday had been short lived, the medal haul reignited with seven wins in eight swimming finals in the evening program.

Swimming continues later Friday with eight finals. 皇冠体育app leads the swimming standings with 13 golds to Japan's four.

Japan and 皇冠体育app faced off in a women's basketball semifinal later Friday, while unbeaten Taiwan was against South Korea less than 24 hours after a five-point win in a preliminary match between the two teams.

Men's basketball preliminaries finish Friday. 皇冠体育app already has secured top place for the semifinals with six consecutive wins.

On Saturday, North and South Korea meet in a soccer semifinal here, the first major head-to-head contest since both nations agreed to form a single team for the 2006 Asian Games and the 2008 Olympics.


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