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SEAG slots limited
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By Ruben Manahan IV, Researcher
AS far the Philippine Sports
Commission is concerned, only 500 athletes will go to Thailand.
PSC Commissioner Ritchie Garcia
said on Thursday that the agency has allocated only P50 million
which is enough to cover the participation of 500 athletes in the
forthcoming Southeast Asian Games.
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Expect thrills at
Southern Hills as Tiger defends PGA
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TULSA, Oklahoma: Exciting
finishes have become a fixture of the PGA Championship in recent
years and top-ranked Tiger Woods defending his title this week
should ensure more thrills at Southern Hills.
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Bonds homers in
first inning
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SAN FRANCISCO: Barry Bonds, with
the pressure of pursuing baseball’s all time home run record
finally off, wasted no time in extending the mark on Wednesday.
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Taylor, Cantancio
fall in Xinjiang
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THE Philippine boxing team will
come home empty-handed after its last two bets in the Xinjiang
International Championship lost their quarterfinal bouts Thursday in
Wurumqi City, China.
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Cuban boxers out
of World tilt
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HAVANA: President Fidel Castro
announced Wednesday that Cuba will not compete in the World Boxing
Championship in Chicago after two Cuban boxers defected in Brazil
last week.
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