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Jamaica's Paul Daley (right) handles the ball against the USA's Joseph Summers intheir basketball game at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre during yesterday's action of the Special Olympics World Summer Games. Jamaica outclassed the Americans 50-32 to move into today's gold medal play-off matches. (Photo: Collin Reid courtesy of Alliance Investments, Digicel Foundation, KFC and Ministry of Sports)
Basketball, Sports
March 19, 2019

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Jamaica topple mighty USA 50-32; bag eight more medals at Special Olympics

Jamaica’s Paul Daley (right) handles the ball against the USA’s Joseph Summers in

their basketball game at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre during yesterday’s action of the Special Olympics World Summer Games. Jamaica outclassed the Americans 50-32 to move into today’s gold medal play-off matches.

(Photo: Collin Reid courtesy of Alliance Investments, Digicel Foundation, KFC and Ministry of Sports)

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