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Tuesday, August 25, 2009 |
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Sports body, Cojuangco trade barbs
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By Josef T. Ramos, Correspondent
COMMISSIONER Eric Loretizo of the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC)
slammed the accusations made by Philippine Olympic Committee
President Jose ‘Peping’ Cojuangco Jr. on the delay of the
athletes’ allowances for the First Asian Martial Arts Games in
Thailand.
Reacting furiously on Cojuangco’s radio
interview on Monday morning, Loretizo, who served as
commissioner-in-charge in the event, said that the Philippine
delegation received their respective allowances just in time.
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Tolentino optimistic on cycling’s chances
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PhilCycling President Abraham Tolentino is still optimistic about
the chances of the national cycling team in the 25th Southeast Asian
Games in Laos from December 9 to 18.
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Alcantara booted out in California
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Filipino Francis Casey Alcantara got booted out of contention
following a 3-6, 5-7 loss to second seed Robert Khoury in the
semifinals of the 48th Huntington Beach Open Tournament men’s
singles being held in Southern California.
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Federer, Dementieva triumph
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CINCINNATI: World No.1 Roger Federer defeated fourth-seeded Novak
Djokovic 6-1, 7-5 to win the Cincinnati Masters title Sunday (Monday
in Manila) and cement his status as favorite for the upcoming US
Open.
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Arellano keeps semis hope alive
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GIORGIO Ciriacruz struck anew to pull Arellano University to an
84-69 win over Angeles University Foundation in the 85th National
Collegiate Athletic Association basketball tournament at The Arena
in San Juan City.
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