+ Follow ANG AND RECIO Tag
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[Title] => Padilla leads RP shooters to SEA Games
[Summary] => Veteran internationalist Nathaniel ‘Tac’ Padilla leads six other shooters who have qualified outright for the Philippine team to the 23rd Southeast Asian Games here late this year.
Despite his tight schedule as Spring Cooking Oil general manager, the 40-year-old Padilla still managed to easily surpass the standards set by the Philippine National Shooting Association in rapid fire, center fire and standard pistol to emerge as the country’s lone entry in these events.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Steady Ang’s last-gasp shot delivers gold
[Summary] => HANOI, Vietnam (Via Globe Telecom) — Tension gripped the Philippine trap team as the last man on the four-man squad raised his rifle to aim at his target. At stake was the gold medal in the men’s trap competition.
Eric Ang, gold medalist in an international competition early this year and champion practical shooter who turned into trap shooting, was the fourth and last man. If he failed to hit the mark, the opponent to his right, a Vietnamese, could tie the team score and force a shootoff.
[DatePublished] => 2003-12-10 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Gerry Carpio
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ANG AND RECIO
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[Summary] => Veteran internationalist Nathaniel ‘Tac’ Padilla leads six other shooters who have qualified outright for the Philippine team to the 23rd Southeast Asian Games here late this year.
Despite his tight schedule as Spring Cooking Oil general manager, the 40-year-old Padilla still managed to easily surpass the standards set by the Philippine National Shooting Association in rapid fire, center fire and standard pistol to emerge as the country’s lone entry in these events.
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[Title] => Steady Ang’s last-gasp shot delivers gold
[Summary] => HANOI, Vietnam (Via Globe Telecom) — Tension gripped the Philippine trap team as the last man on the four-man squad raised his rifle to aim at his target. At stake was the gold medal in the men’s trap competition.
Eric Ang, gold medalist in an international competition early this year and champion practical shooter who turned into trap shooting, was the fourth and last man. If he failed to hit the mark, the opponent to his right, a Vietnamese, could tie the team score and force a shootoff.
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