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                    [Title] => Lining’s winning shot worth P1.5-M
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"We’re not here to blame anybody but this will be something that we will all remember," said Dayrit Tuesday morning, probably looking forward to future regional competitions where he would like to see Reyes concentrating mainly on the 9-ball events along with Francisco "Django" Bustamante.


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                    [Title] => Color of gold better than that of money
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The reason, according to jaded observers, is that the Filipinos have yet to penetrate the inner sanctum of  the AIBA, the governing body in amateur boxing, where Prof. Anwar Chowdry of Pakistan has stood at the helm for over two decades now.


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Asiad medalists get P11.5-M incentives

December 22, 2002 - 12:00am

The government caps a year of unwavering support to sports by dishing out cash bonuses totaling more than P11.5 million to the medalists in the 14th Asian Games in Busan, South Korea, in ceremonies set tomorrow at...

Sports

Lining’s winning shot worth P1.5-M

By Lito Tacujan | October 9, 2002 - 12:00am

BUSAN, South Korea — When Antonio Lining stood over the cue ball and rolled the No. 9 in, that shot was worth P1.5 million. But at that precise moment and in the media interviews that later ensued, it was the...

Sports

Wrong billiards lineup lesson to remember

By Abac Cordero | October 9, 2002 - 12:00am

BUSAN - Keeping Efren "Bata" Reyes out of some pool events where he would have had a greater chance of winning should serve as a learning experience for the local billiards officials. "We’re...

Sports

Color of gold better than that of money

By Abac Cordero | October 9, 2002 - 12:00am

TAMA NA, SOBRA NA: When it comes to judging boxing bouts, be it in the SEA Games, Asian Games or even the Olympics, the Philippines, most of the time, ends up on the losing end. The reason, according to jaded observers,...

Sports

Lining-Django strikes gold

By Lito Tacujan | October 8, 2002 - 12:00am

BUSAN, South Korea – Antonio "Nickoy" Lining stood over the No. 9 ball on the green felt table for some agonizing moments while silence reigned in the hall. When he stroked it into the right corner...

Sports

Bowlers bag RP’s second silver

By Abac Cordero | October 7, 2002 - 12:00am

BUSAN – The Philippines won a silver in bowling and a bronze in golf then looked forward to a gold in billiards as one cold, rainy Sunday passed by the 14th Asian Games here.

Sports

The Magician vs The Machine

July 20, 2002 - 12:00am

CARDIFF, Wales – Efren "Bata" Reyes, Francisco "Django" Bustamante and Antonio Lining hurdled their respective assignments Thursday, and were left to carry the heavy load for the Philippines...

Sports