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For Go, who was better off ousting presidents of national sports associations (NSAs) back home and playing chess with sportswriters, was known to be remiss in his own job as president of the Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association (Patafa).


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Athletics chief Go Teng Kok, however, is not a bit concerned even as he sends 22 young campaigners barely on their second year in the biennial meet.


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Hopes high for shooters, tracksters

November 21, 2009 - 12:00am

Officials of athletics and shooting associations remain hopeful of their respective medal chances in next month’s SEA Games in Laos.

Sports

Go, Thank You : For a band of gold medal winners

By Gerry Carpio | September 18, 2001 - 12:00am

KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) – When athletics chief Go Teng Kok bragged that his wards would win seven to 12 gold medals here, all the tongues in town started to wag. For Go, who was better off ousting...

Sports

Tracksters’ mission: Seven-gold haul

September 6, 2001 - 12:00am

Elma Muros, the undethroned long jump queen of the Southeast Asian Games since 1991, is over the hill, and will probably be less of a superstar when the 33-year-old multi-titled trackster competes for the last time...

Sports