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Torre draws match, wins PGMA Cup
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A BLAST from the past provided Philippine chess a whiff of fresh
air.
With the country’s fancied young guns falling
by the wayside, Grandmaster Eugene Torre single-handedly carried the
fight for Filipinos—just like old times—and emerged as champion
in the Third PGMA Cup international chess championship Friday at the
Duty Free Fiesta Mall in Parañaque City.
It’s been a while since Torre won the last of
his numerous international titles.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Pagulayan Eyes 2nd Straight Tour Win
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ALEX Pagulayan will try to repeat when the Guinness 9-Ball Tour
resumes on September 19 to 21 in Guangzhou, China.
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Alora, Padilla top performers in Adidas tae kwon do tourney
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VETERAN internationalists Kathleen Eunice Alora and Carlos Padilla
emerged as the best performers in their respective divisions in the
recent adidas Best of the Best tae kwon do championships at the
Ninoy Aquino Stadium.
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SEAG Federation Council approves 337 events
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THE Southeast Asian Games (SEAG) Federation Council has approved the
initial list of 337 events from 22 sports disciplines for the 25th
SEA Games slated December 13 to 21 next year in Vientiane, Laos.
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Al-Hussaini anchors Ateneo in Final Four
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With center Rabeh Al-Hussaini enjoying a break
out season, the Eagles easily topped the elimination of the 71st
UAAP men’s basketball tournament with 13 wins in 14 games.
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Yap takes scoring title
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JAMES YAP of Purefoods emerged as the scoring champion in the 2007
to 2008 season of the Philippine Basketball Association.
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Rawson, Feng share lead
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MOBILE, Alabama: Australia’s Anna Rawson and China’s Feng
Shanshan shared the lead Thursday after the first round of the
$1.4-million Bell Micro Ladies’ Professional Golfers’
Association (LPGA) Classic.
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Crossover
By Raffy Ledesma
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A tale of two warriors
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Doc Rivers and Maurice Cheeks are best remembered for their
excellent defense, long-range shooting and unselfish team play. They
both had stellar careers spanning three decades and they were among
the top point guards during...
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