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                    [Title] => IPTL debut big hit at moa, Mavericks to fans: See you next year
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This early, the men and women behind the Manila Mavericks are looking forward to the return of the International Premier Tennis League at the Mall of Asia Arena.

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                    [Title] => PTA netters dominate Viet int'l meet
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Tamitha Nguyen and Jurence Mendoza pulled off victories in contrasting fashions as the Philippine Tennis Academy junior stalwarts ruled their respective divisions in the Vietnam International Prudential Cup in Bac Lieu, Vietnam recently.
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                    [Title] => Pinoy netters face tough test in US
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Junior standouts Albert Lim Jr. and Tami Nguyen brace for a tough outing as they compete in a Level 2 tournament in Anaheim, California this weekend.
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                    [Title] => POC rules Asaphil polls illegal
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Olympic Committee yesterday ordered the Amateur Softball Association of the Philippines (Asaphil) to hold another election after it declared the polls conducted by the Mario Raymundo faction as illegal.


This was bared by POC secretary-general Steve Hontiveros saying that the decision, which was deliberated upon by a committee headed by counsel Ding Tanjuatco, was based on the constitution and by-laws of Asaphil.


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                    [Title] => Softball elections illegal — Angping
                    [Summary] => Harry Angping yesterday branded as "illegal, null and void" the recent Amateur Softball Association of the Philippines elections where Mario Raymundo was voted president.


Angping, the other Asaphil president, said the group’s constitution and by-laws state that all members should be duly noticed and invited at least 15 calendar days before such exercise.


There are nine board members at Asaphil.


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                    [Title] => Raymundo new Asaphil chief, seeks POC nod
                    [Summary] => Mario Raymundo, who was recently "elected" president of the Amateur Softball Association of the Philippines, yesterday expressed confidence that he would soon get the full blessing of the Philippine Olympic Committee under Jose Cojuangco.


Raymundo, the former Pasig City mayor who also headed the softball association in the ’90s, was elected Asaphil president Thursday evening or barely hours after former Manila Congressman Harry Angping stepped down as president of the association.


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                    [Title] => Koreans clinch Davis Cup tie, 3-2
                    [Summary] => Patrick Tierro failed to handle Woong Sun Jun, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3, yesterday as the Philippines bowed to South Korea in their Asia Oceania Zone Group 2 Davis Cup tie at the Philippine Columbian Association indoor courts.


Not even the presence of a pair of drum-beating Filipino fans could fire up Tierro against the steady Korean whose victory left Johnny Arcilla’s 6-2, 7-5 win over Hyun Joon Suk in the other reverse singles immaterial.


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                    [Title] => NSAs see hard times ahead
                    [Summary] => It’s about time  the different National Sports Associations (NSAs) started looking for their own sources of additional funding for their respective athletes.


"This is what all the NSAs should do because of the financial difficulties being experienced by the Philippine Sports Commission," said wushu head Francis Chan last Friday.


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                    [Title] => NSAs see hard times ahead
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"This is what all the NSAs should do because of the financial difficulties being experienced by the Philippine Sports Commission," said wushu head Francis Chan last Friday.


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                    [Title] => Blu All Purpose not fading, completes finals cast
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Blu All Purpose refused to crack up under tremendous pressure as it trounced Cebuana Lhuillier, 71-66, to complete the finals cast in the PBL-CBF Dual Meet II at the University of San Carlos Gym here.


The Detergent Kings weathered a determined charge by the Gems  in the stretch to arrange  title showdown with the Jewellers.


"We were playing well in the first three quarters and suddenly we played bad in the fourth," said Blu coach Leo Isaac. "Fortunately for us, we got lucky in the crucial stretch of the game."


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JEAN HENRY LHUILLIER

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                    [Title] => POC rules Asaphil polls illegal
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This was bared by POC secretary-general Steve Hontiveros saying that the decision, which was deliberated upon by a committee headed by counsel Ding Tanjuatco, was based on the constitution and by-laws of Asaphil.


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                    [Title] => Softball elections illegal — Angping
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Angping, the other Asaphil president, said the group’s constitution and by-laws state that all members should be duly noticed and invited at least 15 calendar days before such exercise.


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                    [Title] => Raymundo new Asaphil chief, seeks POC nod
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Raymundo, the former Pasig City mayor who also headed the softball association in the ’90s, was elected Asaphil president Thursday evening or barely hours after former Manila Congressman Harry Angping stepped down as president of the association.


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                    [Title] => Koreans clinch Davis Cup tie, 3-2
                    [Summary] => Patrick Tierro failed to handle Woong Sun Jun, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3, yesterday as the Philippines bowed to South Korea in their Asia Oceania Zone Group 2 Davis Cup tie at the Philippine Columbian Association indoor courts.


Not even the presence of a pair of drum-beating Filipino fans could fire up Tierro against the steady Korean whose victory left Johnny Arcilla’s 6-2, 7-5 win over Hyun Joon Suk in the other reverse singles immaterial.


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                    [Title] => NSAs see hard times ahead
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The Detergent Kings weathered a determined charge by the Gems  in the stretch to arrange  title showdown with the Jewellers.


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