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Softball, which backed out of Asian Games participation a month ago, may still make it to the Doha meet after all.


The Amateur Softball Association of the Philippines (Asaphil) yesterday sought the help of the Philippine Olympic Committee and the Philippine Sports Commission in an attempt to get the nod of the Doha Organizing Committee for its inclusion in the Asiad slated Dec. 1-15.


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"There is a need to refocus our vision that would give more priority to a certain Olympic sports," wika kahapon ni Choo, vice-president ng Malay-sian Olympic Committee, sa idinaos na Chef de Mission Meet the Press sa Traders Hotel sa Roxas Boulevard. "We have to go back to the original criteria wherein just a number of sports will be included in the Southeast Asian Games."


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In fact, Low Beng Choo, the Malaysians’ chief of mission in the Manila SEAG, spoke well of the RP move to renovate existing venues instead of constructing new ones.


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Softball seeking Doha trip

October 27, 2006 - 12:00am

Softball, which backed out of Asian Games participation a month ago, may still make it to the Doha meet after all. The Amateur Softball Association of the Philippines (Asaphil) yesterday sought the help of the...

Sports

Pagbabawas ng SEAG events isinusulong

October 5, 2005 - 12:00am

Ang pagbabawas sa mga sports events ng Southeast Asian Games ang patuloy pa ring itinu-tulak ni Low Beng Choo ng Malaysia. "There is a need to refocus our vision that would give more priority to a certain...

PSN Palaro

Venues 'OK' sa Singapore at Malaysia

August 7, 2005 - 12:00am

Walang mga makabagong pasilidad at problema sa trapiko ang nakita ng mga opisyal mula sa Malaysia at Singapore matapos suyurin ang mga venues na gagamitin sa 23rd Southeast Asian Games sa November 27 hanggang December...

PSN Palaro

SEAG venues rehab draws praise

By Joey Villar | August 2, 2005 - 12:00am

They’re far from being impressed but nevertheless satisfied. Sports officials from Malaysia and Singapore yesterday conducted an ocular inspection of the Metro Manila venues for the 23rd Southeast Asian Games...

Sports

Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, binisita ng Singaporean at Malaysian officials

August 2, 2005 - 12:00am

Pinapurihan ng mga Chef de Mission ng Malaysia at Singapore ang pagpupursige ng Philippine SEAG Organizing Committee (PHILSOC) upang maging maayos ang 23rd Southeast Asian Games. Bumisita kahapon sa bansa sina Low...

PSN Palaro