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[Title] => RP tankers sink nine more golds in SEA tiff
[Summary] => SAN PABLO CITY–The Philippines struck nine more golds in Day Two even as closest pursuer Singapore continued its strong showing in the Southeast Asian Age-Group swimming championships yesterday here at the San Pablo City Swimming Center.
Two record-breaking performances by Bonus Bordado and Lambert Guiriba fortified the country’s bid for the overall championship while Marichi Gandiongco and Luica Dacanay displayed their winning forms anew.
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[Title] => 22 swim marks fall; age cheats unmasked
[Summary] => Tankers produced the best and worst news as 22 records fell and a Tawi-Tawi tanker fell out of grace and was stripped of his gold medal for age cheating on the third day of the second Batang Pinoy National Championships at the San Luis RECS Village here yesterday.
Big City bet Lambert Guiriba copped two more gold medals to become the games’ first triple gold medalist.
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[Title] => Velez Palaro's most bemedalled athlete
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BACOLOD CITY -- Kerschtine Velez collected a record seven gold medals, and the
National Capital Region virtually clinched the elementary and high school
overall titles worth P2-M on the penultimate day of the Millennium Palarong
Pambansa here.
Velez had a perfect 7-for-7, anchoring the Western Visayas quartet to a
record-breaking win in the girls' 12 and under 4x100-meter freestyle relay in
4:29.35, surpassing the old mark of 4:44.13 by an NCR team in the 1998
Centennial Palaro at the same pool.
Guiriba annexed his fifth individual gold in record style, topping the boys' 12
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[Title] => Guiriba blitzes one-min barrier
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BACOLOD - Swimmer Ronald Alejo "Lambert" Guiriba breached the one-minute mark
in his event and became the first quadruple gold medalist but attention shifted
to the young Muslims of Basilan who grabbed a piece of the headlines - in a
positive manner - in the warfront of the 2000 Palarong Pambansa here
yesterday.
Guiriba, who had won the 200m and 100m butterfly in record breaking fashion and
helped the powerful NCR team to the gold in the relays earlier, shattered the
old mark of 1:01.77 with a clocking of 58.76 in the heats in the 100m
freestyle.
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[Title] => NCR tanker sparks Palaro record binge
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BACOLOD CITY -- A young product of the German swimming system broke a record
twice in the day and emerged the first triple gold medalist while a young
protégé of a Japanese coach of Olympic renown produced the other
stunner as National Capital Region buckled down to work on the second day of
the 2000 Palarong Pambansa yesterday.
Ronald Alejo Guiriba, who a day earlier crushed the meet record in the 200m
butterfly, wiped out the old mark of 1:04.92 by Andrei Ynelino in the morning
heats of the 100m butterfly with a clocking of 1:03.8.
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[Title] => Aussie Games medalists to get bonus
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BACOLOD City - President Joseph Estrada will hand out cash incentives to three
athletes who won gold medals in the recent Pacific Games in the opening
ceremonies today of the Millennium Palarong Pambansa here.
To be honored are swimmers Ronald Guiriba and Emmanuel Quilala and gymnast Ana
Cruz, who will receive P20,000 each from President Estrada as part of the
inaugural rites to be held at the Panaad stadium.
They will be joined by Ma.
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[Title] => Pinoy tankers make waves
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SYDNEY, Australia -- The Philippines continued to make waves yesterday by
grabbing two gold medals in the swimming event on the second day of
competitions of the sixth Pacific School Games at the Sydney Olympic Aquatic
Center here.
Emmanuel Quilala, triple gold medalist in the first Batang Pinoy National
Championships in Bacolod City last year, won the finals of the 100-meter
breaststroke event by registering a new Philippine record of 1:19.27.
Quilala's exploit in the Pacific Ga
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[Title] => RP tankers sink nine more golds in SEA tiff
[Summary] => SAN PABLO CITY–The Philippines struck nine more golds in Day Two even as closest pursuer Singapore continued its strong showing in the Southeast Asian Age-Group swimming championships yesterday here at the San Pablo City Swimming Center.
Two record-breaking performances by Bonus Bordado and Lambert Guiriba fortified the country’s bid for the overall championship while Marichi Gandiongco and Luica Dacanay displayed their winning forms anew.
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[Title] => 22 swim marks fall; age cheats unmasked
[Summary] => Tankers produced the best and worst news as 22 records fell and a Tawi-Tawi tanker fell out of grace and was stripped of his gold medal for age cheating on the third day of the second Batang Pinoy National Championships at the San Luis RECS Village here yesterday.
Big City bet Lambert Guiriba copped two more gold medals to become the games’ first triple gold medalist.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Velez Palaro's most bemedalled athlete
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BACOLOD CITY -- Kerschtine Velez collected a record seven gold medals, and the
National Capital Region virtually clinched the elementary and high school
overall titles worth P2-M on the penultimate day of the Millennium Palarong
Pambansa here.
Velez had a perfect 7-for-7, anchoring the Western Visayas quartet to a
record-breaking win in the girls' 12 and under 4x100-meter freestyle relay in
4:29.35, surpassing the old mark of 4:44.13 by an NCR team in the 1998
Centennial Palaro at the same pool.
Guiriba annexed his fifth individual gold in record style, topping the boys' 12
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[Title] => Guiriba blitzes one-min barrier
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BACOLOD - Swimmer Ronald Alejo "Lambert" Guiriba breached the one-minute mark
in his event and became the first quadruple gold medalist but attention shifted
to the young Muslims of Basilan who grabbed a piece of the headlines - in a
positive manner - in the warfront of the 2000 Palarong Pambansa here
yesterday.
Guiriba, who had won the 200m and 100m butterfly in record breaking fashion and
helped the powerful NCR team to the gold in the relays earlier, shattered the
old mark of 1:01.77 with a clocking of 58.76 in the heats in the 100m
freestyle.
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[Title] => NCR tanker sparks Palaro record binge
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BACOLOD CITY -- A young product of the German swimming system broke a record
twice in the day and emerged the first triple gold medalist while a young
protégé of a Japanese coach of Olympic renown produced the other
stunner as National Capital Region buckled down to work on the second day of
the 2000 Palarong Pambansa yesterday.
Ronald Alejo Guiriba, who a day earlier crushed the meet record in the 200m
butterfly, wiped out the old mark of 1:04.92 by Andrei Ynelino in the morning
heats of the 100m butterfly with a clocking of 1:03.8.
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[Title] => Aussie Games medalists to get bonus
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BACOLOD City - President Joseph Estrada will hand out cash incentives to three
athletes who won gold medals in the recent Pacific Games in the opening
ceremonies today of the Millennium Palarong Pambansa here.
To be honored are swimmers Ronald Guiriba and Emmanuel Quilala and gymnast Ana
Cruz, who will receive P20,000 each from President Estrada as part of the
inaugural rites to be held at the Panaad stadium.
They will be joined by Ma.
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SYDNEY, Australia -- The Philippines continued to make waves yesterday by
grabbing two gold medals in the swimming event on the second day of
competitions of the sixth Pacific School Games at the Sydney Olympic Aquatic
Center here.
Emmanuel Quilala, triple gold medalist in the first Batang Pinoy National
Championships in Bacolod City last year, won the finals of the 100-meter
breaststroke event by registering a new Philippine record of 1:19.27.
Quilala's exploit in the Pacific Ga
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September 13, 2003 - 12:00am
