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[Title] => Media binanatan ni Cojuangco
[Summary] => May Christimas wish si Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose “Peping” Cojuangco, Jr. sa mga national athletes at coaches.
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[Title] => Cojuangco urges athletes to pray for SEAG success, blasts media
[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose “Peping” Cojuangco Jr. has this Christmas wish to national athletes and coaches: Pray to the Sacred Heart.
[DatePublished] => 2012-12-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => ‘Exiled’ First Gent assures SEAG bets of full support
[Summary] => First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, who opted to leave the country amid all the problems hounding the administration, yesterday assured the Filipino athletes of his continued support as they prepare for this year’s Southeast Asian Games in November.
Philippine Sports Commission chairman William "Butch" Ramirez said he spoke to the First Gentleman over the phone yesterday morning and was told to continue supporting the athletes as planned and envisioned by the First Gentleman Foundation.
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[Title] => Asian record sa half marathon nalampasan ni Vertek
[Summary] => Nagpamalas ang long distance runner na si Eduardo Buenavista ng kahanga-hangang performance sa isang karera sa South Korea noong Linggo para lampasan nito ang Asian record sa half marathon.
Base sa mga ulat na nakakarating kay Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association president Go Teng Kok, ang tiyempong naitala ni Buenavista sa isang karera sa South Korea noong Linggo ay mas mabilis ng ilang segundo sa record ng isang Japanese runner.
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[Title] => FG to raise more funds for SEAG, releases another P1 M for chess
[Summary] => The First Gentleman Foundation will begin knocking on the doors of the private sector in December as it hopes to raise more funds that will be used for the training of the Filipino athletes for next year’s SEA Games.
Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Eric Buhain said he’s confident that First Gentleman Mike Arroyo will be as successful in raising the funds as he did before the 2001 Vietnam SEA Games.
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[Title] => Swim body puts on hold RP tanker’s Athens bid
[Summary] => A full-blooded Filipino swimmer who met the Olympic B standard in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke last Sunday is being denied a chance to compete in Athens, Greece, next month.
Timmy Chua, born, raised and trained in the Philippines, qualified for the Olympics when he clocked one minute and 04.93 seconds in the Hong Kong Long Course Championships held in Kowloon over the weekend.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Low budget forces cut in nat’l pool
[Summary] => As part of its belt-tightening measures, the cash-strapped Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) plans to cut down on the number of athletes receiving millions of pesos in monthly allowances from the government sports agency.
As it is, there are close to 800 athletes making up the national, training and developmental pools with Class A athletes, particularly the bemedalled ones, receiving more or less P10,000 a month, Class B P5,000 and Class C P3,000.
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[Title] => 2 GMs bolt NCFP, deplore favoritism
[Summary] => Citing the absence of a sound program that would benefit the majority, Grandmasters Joey Antonio and Bong Villamayor yesterday resigned as officers of the National Chess Federation of the Philippines (NCFP).
"Walang programa. Walang calendar. May favoritism pa," said Villamayor, referring to the country’s governing body in chess that was acknowledged just a couple of years back after a lengthy, court-drawn battle with the Philippine Chess Federation (PCF).
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[Title] => First Gentleman ipinadala ni GMA
[Summary] => Sa kabiguan at tagumpay kasama ng atletang Pinoy ang Pangulong Arroyo.
"I was sent here by the President (Arroyo) to make sure na maayos ang kalagayan ng ating mga atleta at personal na malaman niya ang kaganapan dito. So when I informed here that the Philippines won two golds even before the opening ceremony, talagang masaya ang ating Pangulo," pahayag ni First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, dumating dito kasama ang unang malaking batch ng delegasyon noong Martes.
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[Title] => PSC binulabog ng bomb scare
[Summary] => Nagkagulo kahapon sa Philippine Sports Commission Administration Building dahil sa isang tawag sa telepono na nagsabing may bomba sa naturang gusali na matatagpuan sa Rizal Memorial Sports Complex sa Vito Cruz, Manila.
Alas-3:00 ng hapon nang masagot ni Andy Cepeda, ang security personel sa fourth floor ng PSC building, ang tawag mula sa nagpakilalang SPO4 Flores ng Station 9.
Ayon kay Cepeda, sinabi diumano ng naturang caller na halughugin ang kapaligiran ng PSC dahil may isang Alvin Santos ang nakapasok at nag-iwan ng bomba sa naturang gusali.
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GINTONG MEDALYA
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[Title] => Media binanatan ni Cojuangco
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[Title] => Cojuangco urges athletes to pray for SEAG success, blasts media
[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose “Peping” Cojuangco Jr. has this Christmas wish to national athletes and coaches: Pray to the Sacred Heart.
[DatePublished] => 2012-12-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Exiled’ First Gent assures SEAG bets of full support
[Summary] => First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, who opted to leave the country amid all the problems hounding the administration, yesterday assured the Filipino athletes of his continued support as they prepare for this year’s Southeast Asian Games in November.
Philippine Sports Commission chairman William "Butch" Ramirez said he spoke to the First Gentleman over the phone yesterday morning and was told to continue supporting the athletes as planned and envisioned by the First Gentleman Foundation.
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[Title] => Asian record sa half marathon nalampasan ni Vertek
[Summary] => Nagpamalas ang long distance runner na si Eduardo Buenavista ng kahanga-hangang performance sa isang karera sa South Korea noong Linggo para lampasan nito ang Asian record sa half marathon.
Base sa mga ulat na nakakarating kay Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association president Go Teng Kok, ang tiyempong naitala ni Buenavista sa isang karera sa South Korea noong Linggo ay mas mabilis ng ilang segundo sa record ng isang Japanese runner.
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[Title] => FG to raise more funds for SEAG, releases another P1 M for chess
[Summary] => The First Gentleman Foundation will begin knocking on the doors of the private sector in December as it hopes to raise more funds that will be used for the training of the Filipino athletes for next year’s SEA Games.
Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Eric Buhain said he’s confident that First Gentleman Mike Arroyo will be as successful in raising the funds as he did before the 2001 Vietnam SEA Games.
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[Title] => Swim body puts on hold RP tanker’s Athens bid
[Summary] => A full-blooded Filipino swimmer who met the Olympic B standard in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke last Sunday is being denied a chance to compete in Athens, Greece, next month.
Timmy Chua, born, raised and trained in the Philippines, qualified for the Olympics when he clocked one minute and 04.93 seconds in the Hong Kong Long Course Championships held in Kowloon over the weekend.
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[Title] => Low budget forces cut in nat’l pool
[Summary] => As part of its belt-tightening measures, the cash-strapped Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) plans to cut down on the number of athletes receiving millions of pesos in monthly allowances from the government sports agency.
As it is, there are close to 800 athletes making up the national, training and developmental pools with Class A athletes, particularly the bemedalled ones, receiving more or less P10,000 a month, Class B P5,000 and Class C P3,000.
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[Title] => 2 GMs bolt NCFP, deplore favoritism
[Summary] => Citing the absence of a sound program that would benefit the majority, Grandmasters Joey Antonio and Bong Villamayor yesterday resigned as officers of the National Chess Federation of the Philippines (NCFP).
"Walang programa. Walang calendar. May favoritism pa," said Villamayor, referring to the country’s governing body in chess that was acknowledged just a couple of years back after a lengthy, court-drawn battle with the Philippine Chess Federation (PCF).
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[Title] => First Gentleman ipinadala ni GMA
[Summary] => Sa kabiguan at tagumpay kasama ng atletang Pinoy ang Pangulong Arroyo.
"I was sent here by the President (Arroyo) to make sure na maayos ang kalagayan ng ating mga atleta at personal na malaman niya ang kaganapan dito. So when I informed here that the Philippines won two golds even before the opening ceremony, talagang masaya ang ating Pangulo," pahayag ni First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, dumating dito kasama ang unang malaking batch ng delegasyon noong Martes.
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[Title] => PSC binulabog ng bomb scare
[Summary] => Nagkagulo kahapon sa Philippine Sports Commission Administration Building dahil sa isang tawag sa telepono na nagsabing may bomba sa naturang gusali na matatagpuan sa Rizal Memorial Sports Complex sa Vito Cruz, Manila.
Alas-3:00 ng hapon nang masagot ni Andy Cepeda, ang security personel sa fourth floor ng PSC building, ang tawag mula sa nagpakilalang SPO4 Flores ng Station 9.
Ayon kay Cepeda, sinabi diumano ng naturang caller na halughugin ang kapaligiran ng PSC dahil may isang Alvin Santos ang nakapasok at nag-iwan ng bomba sa naturang gusali.
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