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Wednesday, July 30, 2008 |
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Federer determined
to get back on track
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CINCINNATI, Ohio: Roger Federer carries a 4-0 record over Robby
Ginepri into his opening match at the Cincinnati Masters on Tuesday
as he attempts to steady his ship after an early loss last week in
Canada.
The Swiss has been pounding the
practice court in the steamy Midwest since going out to Gilles Simon
of France in second round of the Toronto Masters.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Manalo
sets sight on $1-million event
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MARLON MANALO, one of the most successful Filipino
players in the US Pool Tour, will compete in the biggest billiards
event in the land of milk and honey this year.
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Rivero,
Go ready to deliver
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TAE KOWN DO jins Mary Antoinette Rivero and Tshomlee
Go, along with boxer Harry Tañamor, loom as the country’s best
bets for Olympic glory.
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Thompson
is new PSC commissioner
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Former swimming champion Gillian Akiko Thompson
became the sixth female commissioner of the Philippine Sports
Commission (PSC) after Malacañang released her appointment paper on
Tuesday.
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Magnolia,
Air21 part ways
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THE Magnolia Beverage Masters and the Air21 Express
will try to inch closer to the finals of the 2008 Smart-PBA Fiesta
Conference Wednesday at the Araneta Coliseum.
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100Plus
tops invitational league
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F&N Asia Brewery Inc. 100Plus captured the 6th
2GO Shippers Invitational League title after an emphatic 83-63
victory over NYK Fil-Japan at the Lyceum Gym.
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Letran
faces SBC
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THE Letran Knights stake their unbeaten slate against
defending champion San Beda Red Lions Wednesday in the 84th
NCAA basketball tournament at the Cuneta Astrodome.
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OLYMPIC PREVIEW
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Olympic
gold bigger than NBA title–Bryant
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MACAU: Kobe Bryant on Tuesday
said winning Olympic gold was more important than the NBA title, as
he bids to polish his legacy by returning Team USA to world
basketball supremacy.
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