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Saturday, January 24, 2009 |
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Leadership row mars NSAs
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Desperate national
sports associations (NSAs) officials called on the Philippine
Olympic Committee (POC) on Friday to resolve their leadership
conflicts since they are already getting in the way of the
development of athletes.
Bong Coo of bowling, Edwin Pimentel of wushu,
Mayor Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino of Tagaytay City of cycling and
Kit Cojuangco of archery all urged the POC to act immediately on the
matter so they could start preparing their athletes for
international competitions, especially the Southeast Asian Games
this December in Laos.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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National team boxers dominate Bacolod meet
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BACOLOD CITY: As expected, members of the national pool proved their
mastery over aspiring puglists as they dominated the 2009 Smart
National Amateur Boxing championships at the Negros Occidental
Multi-Purpose gym here.
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Bowlers set sights on world tournament
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Three members of the men’s national bowling team are scheduled to
compete in a series of tournaments in the United States as part of
their build up for the prestigious 9th World Ranking Masters to be
staged in Naples, Italy in April.
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Federer beats Safin, Ivanovic eliminated
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MELBOURNE: Roger Federer of Switzerland triumphed over Russia’s
Marat Safin in a rematch of long-time rivals Friday at the
Australian Open.
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Sta. Lucia escapes elimination, trips Alaska
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Defending Champions Sta. Lucia Realtors got to live for another day
and stopped the streaking Alaska Aces 81-74 in the semifinals of the
34th Philippine Basketball Association (PBA)-KFC Philippine Cup,
Friday held Friday at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City.
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CROSSOVER
By Raffy Ledesma
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Why the Lakers will
win the NBA title
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Why the Lakers will win the title Humbled. That was the look on
LeBron James’ face when his Cleveland Cavaliers suffered its most
lopsided loss of the 2009 and 2010 season against Kobe Bryant and
the Lakers recently.
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HOWARD GETS RECORD All-star votes
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NEW YORK CITY: Orlando Magic’s Dwight Howard set a record by
receiving 3,150,181 fan votes to claim the starting center berth for
the Eastern Conference in final results announced ahead of the 58th
annual All-Star Game set on February 15 at Phoenix, Arizona.
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