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Sunday, May 25, 2008

  

Gonzales rules Subic Open

SUBIC: GM-elect Jayson Gonzales is back where he always wanted to be on top.

Gonzales emerged as the overall champion in the first Subic Open International Chess Championship with a dramatic, final-round win over surprise package Rolando Andador before a big crowd at the Subic Bay Exhibition and Convention Center Friday.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

TRECE MARTIRES CITY: Four-time champion Harbour Centre flashed its brilliant form to beat Hapee Toothpaste, 93-81, on Saturday and level their best-of-5 title series to 1-1 in the 2008 PBL Lipovitan Amino Cup before a jampacked crowd at the Gov. Ayong Maliksi gym.

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LOS ANGELES: Kobe Bryant scored 22 points and the Los Angeles Lakers moved closer to a berth in the National Basketball Association finals here Friday by devastating defending NBA champion San Antonio 101-71.

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THE Talk ‘N Text Phone Pals try to breakaway from a three-way logjam when they face defending champion Alaska Aces at 4:30 p.m. in the resumption of the 2008 Smart-PBA Fiesta Conference at the Cuneta Astrodome Sunday.

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PARIS: Rafael Nadal can make history by joining Bjorn Borg as the only four-in-a-row winner of the French Open but the dashing Spaniard refuses to be mentioned in the same breath as the Swedish legend.

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FORT WORTH, Texas: Phil Mickelson, saying he probably putted the best he has all year, fired a 2-under par 68 to grab a one-stroke lead after the second round of the Crowne Plaza Invitational Thursday.

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PARIS: Maria Sharapova hopes to battle through a wearying summer and still be in peak condition when she makes her Olympics debut in Beijing.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio: World’s No. 1 Tiger Woods will skip next week’s 33rd Memorial Tournament, a key US Open tuneup that the 13-time major golf champion had hoped to play after recovering from knee surgery.

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FEATURE

Chito Loyzaga:

CHITO LOYZAGA considers his recent enshrinement to the San Beda College Hall of Fame—following the footsteps of dad Carlos “The Big Difference” Loyzaga—as another significant moment in his life.

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