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                    [Title] => Jurrjens fuels Braves romp vs Phillies
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Jair Jurrjens and four relievers combined on a six-hitter, and Kelly Johnson and Chipper Jones hit solo homers as the Atlanta Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-0, in the National League on Tuesday.
                    [DatePublished] => 2009-04-09 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Air21, top draftee seal deal worth P8.5M
                    [Summary] => Air21 and top draft pick Anthony Washington yesterday agreed in principle to a juicy P8.5-million deal in three years even as the ball club remains open to trade deals involving the 6-foot-6 Fil-Am behemoth.


Air21 board representative and team manager Lito Alvarez discussed the deal with Washington’s agent-adviser Charlie Dy while the player was practicing with the team at the Moro Lorenzo Sports Center inside Ateneo campus yesterday afternoon.


The contract is expected to be signed today.


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                    [AuthorName] =>   Joey Villar
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                    [Title] => Sta. Lucia new import  injured; Brown stays
                    [Summary] => Sta. Lucia import Raheim Brown gained another chance to prove his worth as his supposed replacement Kevin Freeman suffered a fractured left hand on the eve of his departure for Manila Friday.


With Freeman out, Brown remains with the Realtors as they play the Red Bull Barako Thunder Friday at the Araneta Coliseum.


Brown, a product of Florida Atlantic with stints in Italy and Argentina, has been struggling in the local pro league. The Realtors have gone 1-3 (win-loss) in the Gran Matador Fiesta Cup with Brown as their import.


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                    [Title] => Cardona ripe for pros
                    [Summary] => La Salle star Mark Cardona admits he’s intimidated by players in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) but hopes to overcome his fears when he finally turns pro.


"Ang taas ng tingin ko sa mga PBA players," he says.


A week ago, Cardona and his agent Mike Gonzalez went to the national team tryouts at the Adidas Sports Kamp in the Global City.  


Cardona didn’t enter the gym because he was embarrassed to barge in on his heroes. Gonzalez spoke to coach Chot Reyes while Cardona waited outside.


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                    [AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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                    [Title] => Brown keeps Pals afloat
                    [Summary] => Derrick Brown dished out a performance that produced a sterling win for Sta. Lucia Realty and guaranteed him another job on foreign soil upon the completion of his latest PBA stint.
                    [DatePublished] => 2004-05-10 00:00:00
                    [ColumnID] => 133272
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                    [AuthorName] =>   Joey Villar
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                    [Title] => Peña cleared, suits up for SMB
                    [Summary] => PBA commissioner Noli Eala finally lifted the suspension of Dorian Peña yesterday, allowing the Fil-Am behemoth to resume his playing career starting today as San Miguel Beer clashes with Shell at the Philsports Arena.


Eala reinstated Peña effective yesterday but with conditions that the player will be tested every game, attend continued counseling, render community service and donate 10 percent of his monthly salary up to the end of the year to an organization involved in any anti-drug abuse campaign.


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                    [Title] => PBA to bring imports in for Invitationals?
                    [Summary] => Possible participation by an Australian professional team, a US-based Fil-Am squad spiced up by ex-NBA players and the Lebanese national team may force PBA officials to make the Asian Invitationals an import-laced tourney.


The PBA board of governors will tackle this suggestion in a meeting Tuesday, only a few weeks before the opening of the keenly awaited mid-season tournament on July 20.


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MIKE GONZALEZ

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                    [Title] => Air21, top draftee seal deal worth P8.5M
                    [Summary] => Air21 and top draft pick Anthony Washington yesterday agreed in principle to a juicy P8.5-million deal in three years even as the ball club remains open to trade deals involving the 6-foot-6 Fil-Am behemoth.


Air21 board representative and team manager Lito Alvarez discussed the deal with Washington’s agent-adviser Charlie Dy while the player was practicing with the team at the Moro Lorenzo Sports Center inside Ateneo campus yesterday afternoon.


The contract is expected to be signed today.


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                    [Title] => Sta. Lucia new import  injured; Brown stays
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With Freeman out, Brown remains with the Realtors as they play the Red Bull Barako Thunder Friday at the Araneta Coliseum.


Brown, a product of Florida Atlantic with stints in Italy and Argentina, has been struggling in the local pro league. The Realtors have gone 1-3 (win-loss) in the Gran Matador Fiesta Cup with Brown as their import.


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                    [Title] => Cardona ripe for pros
                    [Summary] => La Salle star Mark Cardona admits he’s intimidated by players in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) but hopes to overcome his fears when he finally turns pro.


"Ang taas ng tingin ko sa mga PBA players," he says.


A week ago, Cardona and his agent Mike Gonzalez went to the national team tryouts at the Adidas Sports Kamp in the Global City.  


Cardona didn’t enter the gym because he was embarrassed to barge in on his heroes. Gonzalez spoke to coach Chot Reyes while Cardona waited outside.


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                    [Title] => Brown keeps Pals afloat
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                    [Title] => Peña cleared, suits up for SMB
                    [Summary] => PBA commissioner Noli Eala finally lifted the suspension of Dorian Peña yesterday, allowing the Fil-Am behemoth to resume his playing career starting today as San Miguel Beer clashes with Shell at the Philsports Arena.


Eala reinstated Peña effective yesterday but with conditions that the player will be tested every game, attend continued counseling, render community service and donate 10 percent of his monthly salary up to the end of the year to an organization involved in any anti-drug abuse campaign.


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                    [Title] => PBA to bring imports in for Invitationals?
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The PBA board of governors will tackle this suggestion in a meeting Tuesday, only a few weeks before the opening of the keenly awaited mid-season tournament on July 20.


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