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                    [Title] => Author says Japan's 1995 war apology should stand
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Former Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama said Thursday that the landmark 1995 war apology carrying his name is an international pledge that Japan must not change, amid speculation that the current conservative leaders want to revise it.

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                    [Title] => Ateneo XI takes opener in UAAP final; baseball, softball games rained out
                    [Summary] => 
Ateneo nipped the University of the Philippines, 4-3 (1-1), in a penalty shootout to take Game 1 of the men’s finals in the UAAP football competitions Thursday at the Ateneo Erenchun field.

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                    [Title] => New hope for RP pug
                    [Summary] => Iloilo southpaw Joven Jorda was one or two losses away from ending his professional boxing career.  He turned pro in 1994 and it didn’t look like his dream of becoming a champion would ever come true.


Jorda, 30, hasn’t earned more than P10,000 in a fight on local shores. Last May, he pocketed his biggest purse–$1,200–but lost to Rattanachai Sor Vorapin on a fourth round knockout in a bid for the World Boxing Organization Asia-Pacific bantamweight title in Samut Sakorn, Thailand. 


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                    [Title] => Rodrigo withdraws complaint
                    [Summary] => There was no hearing at the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) office in Makati yesterday.


The hearing was prompted by Philippine flyweight boxing champion Edgar Rodrigo’s complaint against estranged manager Mira Murayama and his appeal to terminate their contract on grounds of personal differences stemming from a financial misunderstanding.


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                    [Title] => GAB hearing on boxing row up today
                    [Summary] => Philippine flyweight champion Edgar Rodrigo is suddenly the hottest property in local boxing today.


Rodrigo is the object of an ugly tug-of-war between estranged manager Mira Murayama and international matchmaker Lope (Jun) Sarreal Jr. who claims the fighter sought his assistance to break out of a contract with a Japanese photojournalist’s Filipina wife because of personal differences stemming from a financial misunderstanding.


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                    [Title] => Sarreal admits coddling champ
                    [Summary] => International matchmaker Lope (Jun) Sarreal, Jr. yesterday confessed he has taken Philippine flyweight boxing champion Edgar Rodrigo under his wing but denied luring the fighter out of Mira Murayama’s stable.


Sarreal said Rodrigo complained he was being shortchanged by Murayama and sought his advice on how to disengage from their contract. Rodrigo is set to file a formal advice to the Games and Amusements Board (GAB), opting out of the contract with Murayama.


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                    [Title] => GAB blind to tampering?
                    [Summary] => Lawyer Rudy Salud yesterday said he is disturbed by reports that Philippine flyweight boxing champion Edgar Rodrigo was lured by matchmaker Lope (Jun) Sarreal, Sr. to leave manager Mira Murayama’s stable – despite a live contract – and called on the Games and Amusements Board (GAB) to investigate what appears to be a blatant case of tampering.


GAB boxing chief Noli Flores is in Moscow attending the World Boxing Council (WBC) annual convention and could not be reached for comment.


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                    [Title] => Yuki predicts Mangubat to win WBC flyweight title
                    [Summary] => There’s no doubt in Yuki Murayama’s mind that Randy Mangubat will knock out Pongsaklek Wonjongkam in their World Boxing Council (WBC) flyweight title bout in Songkhla, Thailand, on May 30.


                    [DatePublished] => 2003-05-04 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Ordeal in Japan
                    [Summary] => Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) bantamweight champion Jess Maca of Garcia Hernandez, Bohol, is back in town after repulsing Hiroaki Murakoshi on points in his seventh title defense in Shizuoka, Japan, last Sunday.


The good news is his crown is intact. The bad news is he didn’t get paid his entire purse.


Beating Murakoshi was easy. Getting to Shizuoka wasn’t. It was a horrible trip, said boxing judge Vic Rodriguez who accompanied Maca, his manager Flor Rontal, and matchmaker Jun Sarreal’s son Lovell to Shizuoka.


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                    [Title] => Ateneo XI takes opener in UAAP final; baseball, softball games rained out
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Ateneo nipped the University of the Philippines, 4-3 (1-1), in a penalty shootout to take Game 1 of the men’s finals in the UAAP football competitions Thursday at the Ateneo Erenchun field.

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Jorda, 30, hasn’t earned more than P10,000 in a fight on local shores. Last May, he pocketed his biggest purse–$1,200–but lost to Rattanachai Sor Vorapin on a fourth round knockout in a bid for the World Boxing Organization Asia-Pacific bantamweight title in Samut Sakorn, Thailand. 


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                    [Title] => Rodrigo withdraws complaint
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The hearing was prompted by Philippine flyweight boxing champion Edgar Rodrigo’s complaint against estranged manager Mira Murayama and his appeal to terminate their contract on grounds of personal differences stemming from a financial misunderstanding.


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                    [Summary] => International matchmaker Lope (Jun) Sarreal, Jr. yesterday confessed he has taken Philippine flyweight boxing champion Edgar Rodrigo under his wing but denied luring the fighter out of Mira Murayama’s stable.


Sarreal said Rodrigo complained he was being shortchanged by Murayama and sought his advice on how to disengage from their contract. Rodrigo is set to file a formal advice to the Games and Amusements Board (GAB), opting out of the contract with Murayama.


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                    [Summary] => Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) bantamweight champion Jess Maca of Garcia Hernandez, Bohol, is back in town after repulsing Hiroaki Murakoshi on points in his seventh title defense in Shizuoka, Japan, last Sunday.


The good news is his crown is intact. The bad news is he didn’t get paid his entire purse.


Beating Murakoshi was easy. Getting to Shizuoka wasn’t. It was a horrible trip, said boxing judge Vic Rodriguez who accompanied Maca, his manager Flor Rontal, and matchmaker Jun Sarreal’s son Lovell to Shizuoka.


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