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[Title] => Karatekas good for bronze on opening day
[Summary] => The Filipino karatekas faltered in their gold medal hunt,and instead took three bronze medals in the opening action of the 23rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games karatedo event witnessed by a mammoth crowd yesterday at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
The RP men’s team manned by Bernard Chu, Ireneo Toribio, Joey Pabillore, Junel Perania, and Cebuano Sugar Rey Metante handed the country’s first medal in the event after scuttling Brunei Darussalam’s Mohamad Sofian Abdullah, Tong Kit Siong, HJ Eddie Haji Johari, and Sim Chung Hiang, 3-0, to settle for bronze.
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[Title] => Three bronzes from karatedo
[Summary] => The Filipino karatekas faltered in their gold medal hunt, but did not go home empty-handed as they bagged three bronze medals in the first day of action in the 23rd Southeast Asian (SEA) games karatedo event witnessed by an overflowing crowd at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex yesterday.
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[Title] => Karatedo, dancesport bets go for RP’s first golds
[Summary] => CEBU — The Philippines’ bets in karatedo and dancesport plunge into action today, vowing to win at least four of the six gold medals at stake as the country launches its campaign for the overall title in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Karatedo officials predict to grab two of the four gold medals at stake on the first day of karatedo hostilities, which will commence with the team kumite finals in both men and women’s divisions at 9 a.m. at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
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[Title] => RP's gold medal quest kicks off in Cebu today
[Summary] => The Philippines' gold medal quest in the 23rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games starts right here in Cebu grounds today with a total of six gold medals up for grabs in karatedo and the debuting dancesport events.
RP karatedo officials predict to grab two of the four gold medals at stake in first day of karatedo hostilities, which will commence with the team kumite finals in both men and women's divisions this 9 am at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
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[Title] => Charming karateka has guts to annex rare third gold
[Summary] => Two-time Southeast Asian Games gold medalist and former beauty queen Gretchen Malalad hopes to have a date with history as she seeks to become the first Filipino athlete to win three consecutive gold medals in karatedo event of the biennial sports conclave.
Malalad, a semifinalist in th e 2002 Binibining Pilipinas where she won the "Miss Red Bull Energy Drink" and "Best in Talent" awards, leads the Philippines’ charge in the 23rd SEA Games karatedo competition set Nov. 27-29 at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
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[Title] => Canned rice technology set to be commercialized
[Summary] => Sometime last year, a hundred combat-tested soldiers converged at the Bonifacio Naval Station in Fort Bonifacio, Makati City.
No, the soldiers were not out to plot something "earth-shaking".
Instead, they had a "unique mission": To serve as members of a panel to taste the canned rice products developed jointly by scientists of the University of the Philippines-College of Food Science and Nutrition (UP-CFSM) and the Department of Agriculture-Philippine Rice Research Institute (DA-PhilRice).
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[Summary] => The Filipino karatekas faltered in their gold medal hunt,and instead took three bronze medals in the opening action of the 23rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games karatedo event witnessed by a mammoth crowd yesterday at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
The RP men’s team manned by Bernard Chu, Ireneo Toribio, Joey Pabillore, Junel Perania, and Cebuano Sugar Rey Metante handed the country’s first medal in the event after scuttling Brunei Darussalam’s Mohamad Sofian Abdullah, Tong Kit Siong, HJ Eddie Haji Johari, and Sim Chung Hiang, 3-0, to settle for bronze.
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[Summary] => The Filipino karatekas faltered in their gold medal hunt, but did not go home empty-handed as they bagged three bronze medals in the first day of action in the 23rd Southeast Asian (SEA) games karatedo event witnessed by an overflowing crowd at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex yesterday.
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[Title] => Karatedo, dancesport bets go for RP’s first golds
[Summary] => CEBU — The Philippines’ bets in karatedo and dancesport plunge into action today, vowing to win at least four of the six gold medals at stake as the country launches its campaign for the overall title in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Karatedo officials predict to grab two of the four gold medals at stake on the first day of karatedo hostilities, which will commence with the team kumite finals in both men and women’s divisions at 9 a.m. at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
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[Summary] => The Philippines' gold medal quest in the 23rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games starts right here in Cebu grounds today with a total of six gold medals up for grabs in karatedo and the debuting dancesport events.
RP karatedo officials predict to grab two of the four gold medals at stake in first day of karatedo hostilities, which will commence with the team kumite finals in both men and women's divisions this 9 am at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
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[Title] => Charming karateka has guts to annex rare third gold
[Summary] => Two-time Southeast Asian Games gold medalist and former beauty queen Gretchen Malalad hopes to have a date with history as she seeks to become the first Filipino athlete to win three consecutive gold medals in karatedo event of the biennial sports conclave.
Malalad, a semifinalist in th e 2002 Binibining Pilipinas where she won the "Miss Red Bull Energy Drink" and "Best in Talent" awards, leads the Philippines’ charge in the 23rd SEA Games karatedo competition set Nov. 27-29 at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
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[Title] => Canned rice technology set to be commercialized
[Summary] => Sometime last year, a hundred combat-tested soldiers converged at the Bonifacio Naval Station in Fort Bonifacio, Makati City.
No, the soldiers were not out to plot something "earth-shaking".
Instead, they had a "unique mission": To serve as members of a panel to taste the canned rice products developed jointly by scientists of the University of the Philippines-College of Food Science and Nutrition (UP-CFSM) and the Department of Agriculture-Philippine Rice Research Institute (DA-PhilRice).
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