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[Title] => Vietnam ‘war’ on, First Gent joins rites
[Summary] => HANOI, VIETNAM (Via Globe Telecom)–Twenty-eight years after the war, Vietnam plays host to the 22nd Southeast Asian Games today at the 40,000-seat National Stadium.
A joyous celebration featuring 4,000 young Vietnamese singers and dancers will highlight the opening ceremony which kicks off at 6 p.m. (7 p.m., Manila time).
Around 300 Filipino athletes and officials from a total number of 625 delegates will join the traditional parade of countries, marching fourth from last in a field of 11 countries garbed in an off-white barong Tagalog and black pants.
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[Title] => Athletes in crossfire
[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Eric Buhain are at odds. So what else is new?
Fighting over turf has been a favorite pastime of the country’s sports officials since the abolition of Project Gintong Alay and the PSC’s creation in 1990. While the POC has the authority to select the national athletes for overseas competitions such as the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, the Asian Games, and the Olympics, it is the PSC that finances the participation of the delegation.
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[Title] => Missing the point?
[Summary] => La Salle’s graduate school of business dean Philip Juico says Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Eric Buhain are missing the point in their debate on the relevance of grassroots development in the drive to develop champion athletes.
Juico, a former PSC chairman, is amused by the positions taken by the officials. He insists they’re barking up the wrong tree because the focus of their discussion is far from the root cause of the problem.
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[Title] => RP athletes left in the cold
[Summary] => BUSAN — After a smooth three-hour, 15-minute flight from Manila to this scenic port city, the first batch of Filipino athletes and officials quickly realized that organizers of the 14th Asian Games set Sept. 29 to Oct. 14 have yet to iron out a lot of preparation kinks.
Without any advice, the Philippine delegation’s billeting at the glistening new athletes Village was transferred from Building 116 to 103, necessitating the drafting of new rooming assignments and, for more than 30 minutes, literally leaving the Filipinos out in the cold.
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[Title] => House tackles RP’s stint in SEA Games
[Summary] => It definitely won’t be a walk in the park when the country’s top sports leaders, led by Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission chairman Carlos Tuason, face the House Committee on Youth and Sports today at the Lakandula function room of the Sulo Hotel in Quezon City.
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[Title] => RP colors to unfurl in SEAG rites
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR – The Philippine colors will be raised today in the traditional flag-raising ceremonies for competing nations in the 21st Southeast Asian Games with Freddie Jalasco, chief of mission of the 502-strong Philippine delegation, and 20 Filipino athletes taking part here.
Jalasco, who led the first wave of Filipino athletes who arrived in this Malaysian capital last Wednesday, said he will pick 20 athletes from different sports disciplines to join him in the ceremony. The main bulk of the RP delegation left Manila yesterday.
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[Title] => RP bid hinges on Olympians, world champs
[Summary] => If only the 22 Olympians and three former world champions who will be part of the RP delegation to next month’s 21st Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur could all deliver gold medals, then half the job can be considered done as far as the country’s chances in the biennial games is concerned.
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[Title] => Give athletes chance to focus on SEAG
[Summary] => Let’s give our athletes a break and give them a chance to focus and concentrate on their preparations for the Kuala Lumpur Southeast Asian Games.
This was the appeal yesterday of Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission chairman Carlos Tuason in yesterday’s PSA forum at the Holiday Inn Manila hotel.
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[Title] => Olympic Day Run
[Summary] => Close to 1,000 athletes and running enthusiasts are expected to join tomorrow’s Olympic Day Run 2001 starting at 6 a.m. at the CCP Complex.
The event marking the worldwide celebration of the Olympic Movement will feature 10K and 2K runs, a 5K wheelaton and a bike-for-run from Quezon Memorial Circle to the CCP.
International Olympic Committee member Francisco Elizalde, Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission chair Carlos Tuason head the list of participating guests.
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[Title] => Olympic Day Run
[Summary] => Close to 1,000 athletes and running enthusiasts are expected to join tomorrow’s Olympic Day Run 2001 starting at 6 a.m. at the CCP Complex.
The event marking the worldwide celebration of the Olympic Movement will feature 10K and 2K runs, a 5K wheelaton and a bike-for-run from Quezon Memorial Circle to the CCP.
International Olympic Committee member Francisco Elizalde, Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission chair Carlos Tuason head the list of participating guests.
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CELSO DAYRIT AND PHILIPPINE SPORTS COMMISSION
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[Title] => Vietnam ‘war’ on, First Gent joins rites
[Summary] => HANOI, VIETNAM (Via Globe Telecom)–Twenty-eight years after the war, Vietnam plays host to the 22nd Southeast Asian Games today at the 40,000-seat National Stadium.
A joyous celebration featuring 4,000 young Vietnamese singers and dancers will highlight the opening ceremony which kicks off at 6 p.m. (7 p.m., Manila time).
Around 300 Filipino athletes and officials from a total number of 625 delegates will join the traditional parade of countries, marching fourth from last in a field of 11 countries garbed in an off-white barong Tagalog and black pants.
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[Title] => Athletes in crossfire
[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Eric Buhain are at odds. So what else is new?
Fighting over turf has been a favorite pastime of the country’s sports officials since the abolition of Project Gintong Alay and the PSC’s creation in 1990. While the POC has the authority to select the national athletes for overseas competitions such as the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, the Asian Games, and the Olympics, it is the PSC that finances the participation of the delegation.
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[Title] => Missing the point?
[Summary] => La Salle’s graduate school of business dean Philip Juico says Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Eric Buhain are missing the point in their debate on the relevance of grassroots development in the drive to develop champion athletes.
Juico, a former PSC chairman, is amused by the positions taken by the officials. He insists they’re barking up the wrong tree because the focus of their discussion is far from the root cause of the problem.
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[Title] => RP athletes left in the cold
[Summary] => BUSAN — After a smooth three-hour, 15-minute flight from Manila to this scenic port city, the first batch of Filipino athletes and officials quickly realized that organizers of the 14th Asian Games set Sept. 29 to Oct. 14 have yet to iron out a lot of preparation kinks.
Without any advice, the Philippine delegation’s billeting at the glistening new athletes Village was transferred from Building 116 to 103, necessitating the drafting of new rooming assignments and, for more than 30 minutes, literally leaving the Filipinos out in the cold.
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[Title] => House tackles RP’s stint in SEA Games
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[Title] => RP colors to unfurl in SEAG rites
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR – The Philippine colors will be raised today in the traditional flag-raising ceremonies for competing nations in the 21st Southeast Asian Games with Freddie Jalasco, chief of mission of the 502-strong Philippine delegation, and 20 Filipino athletes taking part here.
Jalasco, who led the first wave of Filipino athletes who arrived in this Malaysian capital last Wednesday, said he will pick 20 athletes from different sports disciplines to join him in the ceremony. The main bulk of the RP delegation left Manila yesterday.
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[Title] => RP bid hinges on Olympians, world champs
[Summary] => If only the 22 Olympians and three former world champions who will be part of the RP delegation to next month’s 21st Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur could all deliver gold medals, then half the job can be considered done as far as the country’s chances in the biennial games is concerned.
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[Title] => Give athletes chance to focus on SEAG
[Summary] => Let’s give our athletes a break and give them a chance to focus and concentrate on their preparations for the Kuala Lumpur Southeast Asian Games.
This was the appeal yesterday of Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission chairman Carlos Tuason in yesterday’s PSA forum at the Holiday Inn Manila hotel.
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The event marking the worldwide celebration of the Olympic Movement will feature 10K and 2K runs, a 5K wheelaton and a bike-for-run from Quezon Memorial Circle to the CCP.
International Olympic Committee member Francisco Elizalde, Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission chair Carlos Tuason head the list of participating guests.
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The event marking the worldwide celebration of the Olympic Movement will feature 10K and 2K runs, a 5K wheelaton and a bike-for-run from Quezon Memorial Circle to the CCP.
International Olympic Committee member Francisco Elizalde, Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit and Philippine Sports Commission chair Carlos Tuason head the list of participating guests.
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