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Monday, June 30, 2008 |
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After dismantling Diaz Pacquiao
calls for tougher battles
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A BATTERED David Diaz was arguably still
counting sheep when newly crowned World Boxing Council (WBC)
lightweight champion Manny Pacquiao started talking about the fights
he really wants.
"I feel I am stronger at 135 pounds [the
weight limit for the lightweight class]," said Pacquiao shortly
after annihilating Diaz in nine rounds Sunday at the Mandalay Bay
Resort and Casino.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Magnolia survives Alaska
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MIKE CORTEZ split his charities off import Randy Holcomb with
three-tenths of a second remaining to lift Magnolia to an 80-79 win
over Alaska Sunday in the 2008 Smart PBA Fiesta Conference at the
Araneta Coliseum.
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Tabora, Layoso capture Open Masters titles
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Krizziah Tabora of Team Prima and Benshir Layoso of MTBA-Henrich
displayed their brilliant forms Saturday night to capture the Open
Masters titles in the 37th Philippine International Open tenpin
bowling championships at the SM Mall of Asia Bowling Center.
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Chopra takes two-stroke lead at buick open
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FLINT, Michigan: Daniel Chopra shot a 4-under 68 to grab a
two-stroke lead after Saturday’s third round of the $5- million
PGA Buick Open.
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Lewis back in saddle at us women’s open
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota: American Stacy Lewis, who turned pro less
than three weeks ago, fired a 6-under 67 to seize a one shot lead
after the third round of the US Women’s Open on Saturday.
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Mendoza, Dayondon rule
Clark Off-Road Duathlon Challenge
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SOUTHEAST Asian Games (SEAG) medalist Ryan Mendoza and seasoned
mountaineer Carina Dayondon braved Typhoon Frank on June 22 to rule
the elite category in the 2008 Clark Off-Road Duathlon Challenge at
the Sacobia Valley in Clark field, Pampanga.
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BP Series 3 games reset
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HEAVY rains rendered the Rizal Memorial baseball stadium unplayable,
forcing organizers of Baseball Philippines’ Series 3 to cancel the
crucial Cebu-Batangas game Sunday.
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Gay sends message to Jamaicans Bolt, Powell
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EUGENE, Oregon: Tyson Gay served notice to Usain Bolt and Asafa
Powell that he is a world-record threat, becoming the third-fastest
runner in 100-meter history here Saturday even after slowing before
the finish.
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Brazil’s Kanaan wins Richmond Indy race
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RICHMOND, Virginia: Brazil’s Tony Kanaan posted his first IndyCar
Series victory of the season by capturing the SunTrust Indy
Challenge at the Richmond International Raceway on Saturday.
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NCAA PREVIEW
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The Letran Knights, each and every year
considered by basketball pundits as a strong title contender with
its strong lineup, will be lucky enough to enter the Final 4 given
the vast improvement of the other teams.
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