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Tuesday, March 24, 2009 |
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Pacquiao scores television network
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By Josef T. Ramos, Correspondent
Filipino boxing icon Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao claimed Monday that
ABS-CBN prematurely broadcasted a video that showed him announcing
his transfer to the network, even if he made it clear that he wanted
to clear legal matters first.
In phone patch media interview conducted by GMA
7 on Monday, Pacquiao said: “I was told that the footage would not
be shown to the public unless a clearance has been made that there
would be no breach of contract with Solar [Sports Entertainment
Corp.] and carrying station GMA.”
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Equestrian slams ‘Peping’
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Rep. Carissa Coscolluela is calling on equestrian chief Jose
“Peping” Cojuangco Jr. to listen to the association’s clamor
for change and allow the election of the equestrian organization to
take place as scheduled earlier on March 31.
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NCAA’s ‘sweet 16’ start hostilities
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THE “sweet 16” round of the National Collegiate Athletic
Association (NCAA) kicks off March 28 in the United States, with all
teams eyeing the league’s 2009 men’s basketball plum.
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Alcantara, 13 Filipinos in Mitsubishi Juniors
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Fourteen Filipinos led by multi-titled netter Francis Casey
Alcantara vie for honors in the 20th Mitsubishi-Lancer International
Juniors Championships slated from March 24 to 29 at the Rizal
Memorial Tennis Center.
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Santos is Player of the Week
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FOR helping the Titans gain a share of the third spot in the team
standings, Arwind Santos was named the 2009 Motolite/Accel-Philippine
Basketball Association (PBA) Press Corps’ Player of the Week for
the period March 16 to 22.
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NADAL WINS INDIAN WELLS TITLE
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INDIAN WELLS: World No. 1 Rafael Nadal crushed Scotland’s Andy
Murray 6-1, 6-2 Sunday (Monday in Manila) to win the Indian Wells
ATP Masters series title.
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All-Asian battle in baseball final
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LOS ANGELES: Asian arch-rivals Japan and South Korea play for the
World Baseball Classic championship on Monday (Tuesday in Manila)
after splitting four prior meetings in the global showdown featuring
Major League Baseball stars.
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