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[Title] => Manila team may miss stint in Ohio tournament
[Summary] => The finest 15-under athletes from the country’s premier city may miss fulfilling every child athlete’s dream of donning the national colors in the most prestigious global sports gathering for the youth this year.
Team MayniLA Philippines, set to leave today for Cleveland, Ohio to see action in the 2004 International Children’s Games (ICG) July 29 -Aug. 2, has yet to be granted entry visas by the US embassy.
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[Title] => Manila names 15 youth bets to Ohio meet
[Summary] => A delegation of no more than 15 athletes will represent Manila in the 2004 International Children’s Games set July 29 to Aug. 2 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Only the best and the finest performers in the recent third Manila Youth Games, headed by eight-gold medal winner Emerlyn Roselle Illescas, will make up the city contingent aptly named Team Manila-Philippines, announced Manila Sports Council chair Arnold "Ali" Atienza.
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[Title] => Albert ES trackster hauls 6 golds in MYG
[Summary] => Dr. A. Albert Elementary School’s Emerlyn Roselle Illescas continued her winning run in athletics but it was the St. Jude Mariners team of District VI which ran away with the overall title as the third Manila Youth Games ended yesterday at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
Not content with her earlier conquests in the girls’ 13-15 400-meter run, long jump and 4x100-m relay, the 14-year-old Illescas annexed the century dash (13.63-m), high jump (1.3-m), and triple jump (8.94-m) to hike her collection to six golds.
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[Title] => Dominasyon sa swimming kinumpleto ng St. Jude
[Summary] => Kinumpleto ng St. Jude Green Mariners ang pagdomina sa swimming competition ng Manila Youth Games habang nagpasiklab naman ang Dr. Albert Elementary School sa paghakot ng pitong gold medals sa pag-papatuloy ng aksiyon sa Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
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[Title] => Manila team may miss stint in Ohio tournament
[Summary] => The finest 15-under athletes from the country’s premier city may miss fulfilling every child athlete’s dream of donning the national colors in the most prestigious global sports gathering for the youth this year.
Team MayniLA Philippines, set to leave today for Cleveland, Ohio to see action in the 2004 International Children’s Games (ICG) July 29 -Aug. 2, has yet to be granted entry visas by the US embassy.
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Only the best and the finest performers in the recent third Manila Youth Games, headed by eight-gold medal winner Emerlyn Roselle Illescas, will make up the city contingent aptly named Team Manila-Philippines, announced Manila Sports Council chair Arnold "Ali" Atienza.
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Not content with her earlier conquests in the girls’ 13-15 400-meter run, long jump and 4x100-m relay, the 14-year-old Illescas annexed the century dash (13.63-m), high jump (1.3-m), and triple jump (8.94-m) to hike her collection to six golds.
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