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                    [Title] => Tennis great Yngayo, 76
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Former Asian Games lawn tennis medalist Patricia Yngayo passed away due to lingering illness. She was 76.

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BEKASI, West Java – Walbert Mendoza broke the medal drought for Filipino fencers in the 26th SEA Games as he copped the men’s individual sabre title with a thrilling 15-14 victory over Vietnam’s Than An at the University of Brunei multi-purpose hall here yesterday.
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                    [Title] => RP Asiad medal tally best since 1962
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DOHA — With the national divers failing to medal late Thursday, the Philippines closed out its Asian Games campaign with four gold medals, six silvers and nine bronzes for its best finish since 1962.


Rexel Fabriga wound up sixth while Jaime Asok 10th in the final of the 10m platform event at the Hamad Aquatic Centre, wrapping up the Filipinos’ stint in this 15th staging of the Games that started out slow but ended with some spark of brilliance.


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                    [Title] => Malaysian rips SEAG mark
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• Ferrera the other day ruled the men’s hammer throw event in record fashion, heaving a 60.47m feat to bag to the gold and erase the previous SEAG mark of 58.80m by Malaysian strongman Wong Tee Kue in the 1993 Games in Singapore.


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                    [Title] => Tracksters add 4 more golds;Vertek loses
                    [Summary] => Mercedita Manipol ruled the 10,000m run at sunrise while Rene Herrera topped the 800m run at dusk.


In between these two shining moments for the Philippines, javelin thrower Danilo Fresnido and long jumper Henry Dagmil both made even bigger feats in a decent showing of RP athletics in the second day of SEA Games hostilities at the Rizal track oval.


Fresnido easily defended his javelin throw title while Dagmil leapt to prominence with a record-breaking victory in long jump.


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                    [Title] => Potential SEAG medalist dropped from RP roster
                    [Summary] => Jakarta Games gold medalist and Vietnam Games double-silver medal winner Marciano Basas has been dropped from the Philippine wrestling team for the Southeast Asian Games the country is hosting late this year for lack of discipline. 


This was bared by Wrestling Association of the Philippines secretary-general Jet Lozada who added John Esteban was tapped to replace Basas. 


Wrestling officials said Basas, a gold medal prospect in the coming SEAG, has seemed to lose focus in training. 


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                    [Title] => NSA wranglings derail SEAG buildup
                    [Summary] => Infighting and leadership disputes involving at least three national sports associations might take its toll on the country’s buildup for next year’s 21st Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur.


The NSAs locked up in brewing controversies are cycling, weightlifting and most recently basketball - three events on which the country’s chances of improving its 1999 Brunei SEA Games finish lie heavily.


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                    [Title] => RP Asiad medal tally best since 1962
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DOHA — With the national divers failing to medal late Thursday, the Philippines closed out its Asian Games campaign with four gold medals, six silvers and nine bronzes for its best finish since 1962.


Rexel Fabriga wound up sixth while Jaime Asok 10th in the final of the 10m platform event at the Hamad Aquatic Centre, wrapping up the Filipinos’ stint in this 15th staging of the Games that started out slow but ended with some spark of brilliance.


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This was bared by Wrestling Association of the Philippines secretary-general Jet Lozada who added John Esteban was tapped to replace Basas. 


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