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                    [Title] => Navy’s Balladares, Chavez top PalmOne Hobie Nationals
                    [Summary] => Through the storm of competition that ruffled the calm waters  of Taal Lake, Ridgely Balladares and Rommel Chavez of the Philippine Navy successfully defended their title in the PalmOne Philippine Hobie National Championships at the Taal Lake Yacht Club (TLYC) last weekend.


Balladares and Chavez claimed the crown for the second straight year, while current Asian champion Tong Shing of Hong Kong, together with crewman Evergreen Lee, won in the Open category.
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The two-day regatta, sponsored by PalmOne through its distributor Microwarehouse, also lured four international squads set to compete in the Open Class, including Hong Kong which features the current Asian champion Tong Shing.
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                    [Title] => Navy’s Balladares, Chavez top PalmOne Hobie Nationals
                    [Summary] => Through the storm of competition that ruffled the calm waters  of Taal Lake, Ridgely Balladares and Rommel Chavez of the Philippine Navy successfully defended their title in the PalmOne Philippine Hobie National Championships at the Taal Lake Yacht Club (TLYC) last weekend.


Balladares and Chavez claimed the crown for the second straight year, while current Asian champion Tong Shing of Hong Kong, together with crewman Evergreen Lee, won in the Open category.
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The two-day regatta, sponsored by PalmOne through its distributor Microwarehouse, also lured four international squads set to compete in the Open Class, including Hong Kong which features the current Asian champion Tong Shing.
[DatePublished] => 2004-01-16 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => [AuthorName] => [SectionName] => Sports [SectionUrl] => sports [URL] => ) ) )
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