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[Title] => Athletes’ performance crucial in POC derby
[Summary] => The country’s overall performance in the Athens Olympics this month, insiders believe, may play a big role in deciding the outcome of the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) elections in November.
Celso Dayrit of fencing, the incumbent POC president, is seeking a second term but, in recent months, has kept his cards so close to his chest, saying he would rather concentrate on the RP campaign in Athens than focus on the elections.
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[Title] => Athens, not re-election, Cito’s priority
[Summary] => Supporters yesterday said Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit had reiterated his desire to seek re-election in the November polls but urged his rivals to stop politicking at this stage and instead concentrate on the country’s participation in the Olympic Games slated next month in Athens, Greece.
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[Title] => GTK Army up vs Dayrit Fil-Ams
[Summary] => The best of homegrown talents go up against some of the brightest from abroad in the 2004 National Open track and field championships starting June 1 at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
Athletics chief Go Teng Kok yesterday said the presence of foreign stars should challenge the star-studded national team and the visiting Filipino-American athletes to go all-out in the four-day tournament organized by the Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association and supported by the Philippine Sports Commission, the Philippine Olympic Committee and Microsmith Technology Systems.
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[Title] => PSC blasts Philsoc on 2005 SEAG sports, venues
[Summary] => Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Eric Buhain is in no mood to play the guessing game as far as the country’s hosting of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games next year is concerned.
Buhain, whose agency was tasked to handle the training of the RP athletes for the 2005 SEAG, yesterday said the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee (Philsoc) taking so long in making key decisions is certainly not doing the country any good.
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[Title] => Buhain umapela kay Dayrit
[Summary] => Hiniling ni Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Eric Buhain ang mas malaking papel ng pamahalaan sa pagho-host ng bansa sa 2005 Southeast Asian Games kung saan pwedeng magkapit-kamay ang PSC at ang Philippine Olympic Committee.
Umapela si Buhain kay POC president Celso Dayrit, pinuno din ng Philsoc, na makakakumplemento ang PSC sa Philsoc at POC kahit na maging isang coordinating agency lamang sa pagitan ng SEAG organizers at lahat ng pamahalaang ahensiya na tumulong sa paghahanda ng 2005 SEAG.
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[Title] => PSC seeks greater role in ’05 SEAG
[Summary] => Philippine Sports Commission chairman Eric Buhain yesterday sought for a greater government role in the country’s hosting of the 2005 Southeast Asian Games, saying the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee (Philsoc) could work as a joint endeavour between the PSC and the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC).
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[Title] => Dayrit pinayuhani GTK
[Summary] => Para sa pakikibaka ni Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit laban kay Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Eric Buhain, may isang payo si athletics chief Go Teng Kok.
Para pakinggan ni Buhain ang panawagan ni Dayrit na ituon ang paggastos ng Gobyerno para sa 2005 Southeast Asian Games hosting ng bansa, kailangan maging kaisa nito ang mga national sports associations sa kanyang adhikain.
"If Mr. Dayrit wishes to continue fighting the PSC, I must advise him that he cannot keep it up if even his friends in the POC do not back him."
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[Title] => GTK appeals for peace, unity among NSAs
[Summary] => Athletics chief Go Teng Kok is offering his services to Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit in bringing peace and unity among the national sports associations (NSAs) as well as bridging the gap between them and the Philippine Sports Commission.
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[Title] => Put up or shut up
[Summary] => Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association (PATAFA) president Go Teng Kok is itching for a fight. And his gunsight is trained on Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit. So what else is new?
In his latest tirade, Go accused Dayrit of abandoning marathoners Roy Vence and Christabel Martes by not appealing the exclusion of the Olympics’ traditional capping event in next year’s Southeast Asian (SEA) Games calendar in Vietnam.
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[Title] => Dayrit inimbitahan ni GTK
[Summary] => Inimbitahan ni athletics chief Go Teng Kok si Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit para pangunahan ang mga bisita sa Milo National Open na gaganapin bilang pagkilala sa yumaong si Gov. Sering, ang dating pangulo ng PATAFA sa Mayo 1 sa Rizal Memorial Track Oval.
"Gov. Sering would want to see this, all sports leaders gather together for the good of sports," ani Go. "I admit having some differences with Mr. Dayrit but for the sake of our beloved teacher (Sering), I would join hands with him in paying tribute to the man."
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Celso Dayrit of fencing, the incumbent POC president, is seeking a second term but, in recent months, has kept his cards so close to his chest, saying he would rather concentrate on the RP campaign in Athens than focus on the elections.
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[Summary] => Supporters yesterday said Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit had reiterated his desire to seek re-election in the November polls but urged his rivals to stop politicking at this stage and instead concentrate on the country’s participation in the Olympic Games slated next month in Athens, Greece.
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[Summary] => The best of homegrown talents go up against some of the brightest from abroad in the 2004 National Open track and field championships starting June 1 at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
Athletics chief Go Teng Kok yesterday said the presence of foreign stars should challenge the star-studded national team and the visiting Filipino-American athletes to go all-out in the four-day tournament organized by the Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association and supported by the Philippine Sports Commission, the Philippine Olympic Committee and Microsmith Technology Systems.
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[Summary] => Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Eric Buhain is in no mood to play the guessing game as far as the country’s hosting of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games next year is concerned.
Buhain, whose agency was tasked to handle the training of the RP athletes for the 2005 SEAG, yesterday said the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee (Philsoc) taking so long in making key decisions is certainly not doing the country any good.
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[Summary] => Hiniling ni Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Eric Buhain ang mas malaking papel ng pamahalaan sa pagho-host ng bansa sa 2005 Southeast Asian Games kung saan pwedeng magkapit-kamay ang PSC at ang Philippine Olympic Committee.
Umapela si Buhain kay POC president Celso Dayrit, pinuno din ng Philsoc, na makakakumplemento ang PSC sa Philsoc at POC kahit na maging isang coordinating agency lamang sa pagitan ng SEAG organizers at lahat ng pamahalaang ahensiya na tumulong sa paghahanda ng 2005 SEAG.
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[Summary] => Para sa pakikibaka ni Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit laban kay Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Eric Buhain, may isang payo si athletics chief Go Teng Kok.
Para pakinggan ni Buhain ang panawagan ni Dayrit na ituon ang paggastos ng Gobyerno para sa 2005 Southeast Asian Games hosting ng bansa, kailangan maging kaisa nito ang mga national sports associations sa kanyang adhikain.
"If Mr. Dayrit wishes to continue fighting the PSC, I must advise him that he cannot keep it up if even his friends in the POC do not back him."
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[Summary] => Athletics chief Go Teng Kok is offering his services to Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit in bringing peace and unity among the national sports associations (NSAs) as well as bridging the gap between them and the Philippine Sports Commission.
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[Summary] => Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association (PATAFA) president Go Teng Kok is itching for a fight. And his gunsight is trained on Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit. So what else is new?
In his latest tirade, Go accused Dayrit of abandoning marathoners Roy Vence and Christabel Martes by not appealing the exclusion of the Olympics’ traditional capping event in next year’s Southeast Asian (SEA) Games calendar in Vietnam.
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[Summary] => Inimbitahan ni athletics chief Go Teng Kok si Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit para pangunahan ang mga bisita sa Milo National Open na gaganapin bilang pagkilala sa yumaong si Gov. Sering, ang dating pangulo ng PATAFA sa Mayo 1 sa Rizal Memorial Track Oval.
"Gov. Sering would want to see this, all sports leaders gather together for the good of sports," ani Go. "I admit having some differences with Mr. Dayrit but for the sake of our beloved teacher (Sering), I would join hands with him in paying tribute to the man."
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