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                    [Title] => Dagmil sumira ng record para sa gold
                    [Summary] => Sinimulan ni Marcedita Manipol ang paghakot ng RP athletes ng ginto nang kanyang ideliver ang unang RP gold sa ikalawang araw ng komptisyon sa kanyang tagumpay sa women’s 10,000meter run 23rd Southeast Asian Games, .


Gayunpaman, ang araw ay para kay Henry Dagmil na nagtala ng bagong record sa men’s long jump sa kanyang nilundag na 7.81 metro upang ilampaso ang kanyang mga kalaban mula sa Malaysia at Thailand na nagkasya lamang sa silver at bronze medals.


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                    [Title] => Gold-silver finish sa Pinay long jumpers
                    [Summary] => Sa unang araw ng pagsabak ng mga atle-tang Pinoy, nakapag-deliber na ang athletics team sa tulong  ng long jumper na si Marristella Torres na siyang naghatid ng unang gold ng Pilipinas sa pormal na pagbubukas ng kompetisyon ng 23rd Southeast Asian Games kahapon.


Ibinuhos ng 24-gulang na si Torres ang kanyang lakas sa kanyang ikaanim at huling talon upang ilista ang 6.47metrong distan-siya na bagamat mababa sa kanyang personal best na 6.63m, ay sapat na ito para makopo niya ang gintong medalya sa women’s long jump.


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                    [Title] => Athletics chief predicts lucky nine or better
                    [Summary] => HANOI, Vietnam (Via Globe Telecom) — We’re on target. Athletics chief Go Teng Kok made the bold projection following the four-gold medal finish of his elite team halfway through the athletics competition in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games here yesterday.


Go said he remained confident he could achieve the nine-gold medal projection he set for his wards before coming here.


"I am still confident we can win nine golds, Lahat naman ng nai-predict ko, so far tumama lahat," said Go. 


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                    [Title] => RP tracksters to live up to golden billing
                    [Summary] => 
(Editor’s note: This is the third of a series of articles on the Philippines’ participation to the 22nd Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam). 
When it comes to the Southeast Asian Games, the Philippines has always been a force to reckon with in athletics.


That, according to RP track and field president Go Teng Kok, won’t change this year.


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                    [Title] => 35 named to SEAG athletics squad
                    [Summary] => Athletics chief Go Teng Kok predicted yesterday a much better performance from his wards in the coming Southeast Asian Games after naming 35 athletes to the RP squad bound for the Vietnam games this December.


Go said he’s confident they can surpass their harvest of nine golds, 10 silvers and four bronzes in Kuala Lumpur two years ago as he foresees his team winning nine to 14 golds in the Vietnam joust set Dec. 5-13.


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                    [Title] => Tracksters vow to duplicate ’01 feat
                    [Summary] => Nine to 12 gold medals or more.


Members of the national coaching staff yesterday predicted that the team the Philippine Track and Field Association is forming can easily duplicate the nine gold medals the sport harvested in the last Southeast Asian Games two years ago in Kuala Lumpur in the 22nd edition of the biennial conclave this December in Vietnam.


They said all the gold medalists, except heptathlete Elma Muros-Posadas, have all made it to this year’s squad.


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                    [Title] => FG Nasiyahan sa Medal ng Atleta
                    [Summary] => Binigyan ng thumbs-up ng First Gentleman Foundation ang mga atletang nasa ilalim ng ‘Medalyang Ginto, May Laban Tayo!’ project matapos ang matagumpay na kam-panya ng dalawang boksi-ngero at tatlong tracksters sa kanilang international com-petition bilang paghahanda sa kanilang pagsabak sa Vietnam Southeast Asian Games.


Ang dalawang boxers ay nagwagi ng silvers sa mahigpit na kompetisyon sa China  habang dalawang tracksters ang sumungkit ng silver at isa pang bronze sa kanilang kampanya sa Singapore. 


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                    [Title] => 28 atleta mabebenipisyuhan ng proyekto ni FG
                    [Summary] => Labing-dalawang boksingero, anim na wrestlers, apat na divers, tatlong tracksters at isang judoka ang maagang nabenipisyuhan ng P24 milyon pledges mula sa iba’t ibang private corporations na sumuporta sa Medalyang Ginto, May Laban Tayo! project ni First Gentleman Atty. Mike Arroyo.


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                    [Title] => Thai hurdler guns for Asian GP sweep
                    [Summary] => After sweeping the gold in the first three legs of the Asian Grand Prix, there seems to be no stopping Thailand’s Trisha Roberts from hurdling the fourth and final obstacle at the Rizal Memorial track oval tomorrow.


"I like my chances here. The track surface is good and I’d like to run on it," said Roberts, considered the Tiger Woods of Asian track and field, her father being an American (now retired from the military) and her mother a Thai.


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                    [Title] => 49 Pinoy trackster sali sa AGP Manila Leg
                    [Summary] => Aabot sa 49 Filipino athletes ang hinugot ng Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association upang makapagreserba ng slots para sa pag-asang makapag-uwi ng cash at mabigyan ng oportunidad sa pagdaraos ng ikaapat at huling yugto ng Asian Grand Prix sa Manila na inorganisa ng Asian Athletics Association sa Lunes sa makasaysayang Rizal Memorial track oval.


Kabilang sa kakampanya sa bansa sina 2001 SEA Games gold medalist Ernie Candelario sa 400m, John Lozada (800m), long jumper Joebert Delicano at javelin thrower Dandy Gallenero.


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DANDY GALLENERO

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Gayunpaman, ang araw ay para kay Henry Dagmil na nagtala ng bagong record sa men’s long jump sa kanyang nilundag na 7.81 metro upang ilampaso ang kanyang mga kalaban mula sa Malaysia at Thailand na nagkasya lamang sa silver at bronze medals.


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Ibinuhos ng 24-gulang na si Torres ang kanyang lakas sa kanyang ikaanim at huling talon upang ilista ang 6.47metrong distan-siya na bagamat mababa sa kanyang personal best na 6.63m, ay sapat na ito para makopo niya ang gintong medalya sa women’s long jump.


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                    [Title] => Athletics chief predicts lucky nine or better
                    [Summary] => HANOI, Vietnam (Via Globe Telecom) — We’re on target. Athletics chief Go Teng Kok made the bold projection following the four-gold medal finish of his elite team halfway through the athletics competition in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games here yesterday.


Go said he remained confident he could achieve the nine-gold medal projection he set for his wards before coming here.


"I am still confident we can win nine golds, Lahat naman ng nai-predict ko, so far tumama lahat," said Go. 


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That, according to RP track and field president Go Teng Kok, won’t change this year.


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Go said he’s confident they can surpass their harvest of nine golds, 10 silvers and four bronzes in Kuala Lumpur two years ago as he foresees his team winning nine to 14 golds in the Vietnam joust set Dec. 5-13.


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They said all the gold medalists, except heptathlete Elma Muros-Posadas, have all made it to this year’s squad.


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Ang dalawang boxers ay nagwagi ng silvers sa mahigpit na kompetisyon sa China  habang dalawang tracksters ang sumungkit ng silver at isa pang bronze sa kanilang kampanya sa Singapore. 


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"I like my chances here. The track surface is good and I’d like to run on it," said Roberts, considered the Tiger Woods of Asian track and field, her father being an American (now retired from the military) and her mother a Thai.


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Kabilang sa kakampanya sa bansa sina 2001 SEA Games gold medalist Ernie Candelario sa 400m, John Lozada (800m), long jumper Joebert Delicano at javelin thrower Dandy Gallenero.


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