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1989 (part 2)

By ALLEZ By Jose Vicente Araneta | February 27, 2006 - 12:00am

It was Bernard Munz who won. It was a show of cycling teamwork that our local riders have yet to appreciate until now. Coming in second was Ricky Ermitanio followed by Dondon Romales, Joel Amores and Rene Siazar....

Freeman Cebu Sports

1989, part I

By ALLEZ By Jose Vicente Araneta | February 20, 2006 - 12:00am

In 1989, a group called the United Cyclist of the Philippines boldly organized a bike race around the heart of the city. I say "bold" because they were able to convince Mayor Tomas Osmena to shut down the uptown...

Freeman Cebu Sports