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[Title] => P20-M PBA war chest for Asiad
[Summary] => The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) is willing to spend at least P20 million for the formation, preparation and actual participation of the national team to next year’s Asian Games and Pusan, South Korea.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Who will coach RP 5?
[Summary] => Sometime this coming week, the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) and the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) will jointly name the coach of the national team bound for the Asian Games in Pusan, Korea, next year.
Under the terms of a Memorandum of Agreement binding the PBA and the BAP, the pro league has blanket authority to appoint the head coach. In turn, the head coach will name one of two assistants. The BAP will designate the other assistant coach, expected to be David (Boysie) Zamar.
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => The silent war
[Summary] => Unknown to most of us, there is a silent war going on, one that will determine the very survival of our favorite sporting events and television programs. The war for the big bucks.
Beginning with the Advertising Congress in Cebu two weeks hence, organizers of major sporting events and television franchise holders for such competitions will be jockeying with networks, independent producers and even other media for the dwindling advertising pie. And it could get ugly.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-10 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Bill Velasco
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[Title] => PBA rules babaguhin para sa RP National Team
[Summary] => Bumuo ng koponan, sanayin ito at pondohan.
Ano pa ba ang gagawin ng Philippine Basketball Association upang masigurong hindi mapapahiya ang National team na magdadala ng bandila ng bansa sa 2001 Asian Games sa Pusan, South Korea?
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[Title] => Tuason urges unity amid looming budget cut
[Summary] => As local sports faces another crisis with an impending huge cut in government allocation, Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Tuason yesterday urged the various sectors of the community to band together and work for a common cause.
"It is not the time to get divided, everybody must unite and play roles to avoid the specter of Philippine sports breaking into pieces. Only by being together can we find ways to get out of this predicament," said Tuason.
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[Title] => Tiny’s big decision
[Summary] => Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) president Quintelliano (Tiny) Literal has spoken. He wants a Metropolitan Basketball Association (MBA) selection – reinforced by Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) stars – to represent the country at the Asian Games in Pusan, South Korea, next year. Tiny’s idea is to enlist six MBA and six PBA players. But who’ll coach the team?
[DatePublished] => 2001-10-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => PSC bares 15 priority sports
[Summary] => The Philippine Sports Commission yesterday identified the 15 sports likely to be given priority in terms of funding and support as the country begins its buildup for the 2002 Asian Games in Pusan, Korea.
These are athletics, archery, billiards, boxing, bowling, fencing, golf, gymnastics, judo, shooting, swimming, taekwondo, karatedo, lawn tennis and wushu.
PSC chairman Carlos Tuason said the 15 national sports associations (NSAs), if approved, will receive more support from government in terms of international exposures and better training facilities.
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[Title] => 15 sports priority para sa Pusan Asiad tukoy na
[Summary] => Natukoy na ng Philippine Sports Commission ang 15 sports na kabilang sa priority list na planong bibigyan ng higit na atensiyon ng naturang ahensiya para sa preparasyon ng bansa para sa 2002 Asian Games sa Pusan sa Korea ngayon pa lamang.
Nangunguna sa listahan ang athletics na siyang may pinakamaraming gintong medalyang nakuha - 8-golds bukod pa sa 11 silvers at 5 bronzes - sa nakaraang SEA Games na ginanap sa Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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[Title] => P20-M PBA war chest for Asiad
[Summary] => The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) is willing to spend at least P20 million for the formation, preparation and actual participation of the national team to next year’s Asian Games and Pusan, South Korea.
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[Title] => Who will coach RP 5?
[Summary] => Sometime this coming week, the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) and the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) will jointly name the coach of the national team bound for the Asian Games in Pusan, Korea, next year.
Under the terms of a Memorandum of Agreement binding the PBA and the BAP, the pro league has blanket authority to appoint the head coach. In turn, the head coach will name one of two assistants. The BAP will designate the other assistant coach, expected to be David (Boysie) Zamar.
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[Title] => The silent war
[Summary] => Unknown to most of us, there is a silent war going on, one that will determine the very survival of our favorite sporting events and television programs. The war for the big bucks.
Beginning with the Advertising Congress in Cebu two weeks hence, organizers of major sporting events and television franchise holders for such competitions will be jockeying with networks, independent producers and even other media for the dwindling advertising pie. And it could get ugly.
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[Title] => PBA rules babaguhin para sa RP National Team
[Summary] => Bumuo ng koponan, sanayin ito at pondohan.
Ano pa ba ang gagawin ng Philippine Basketball Association upang masigurong hindi mapapahiya ang National team na magdadala ng bandila ng bansa sa 2001 Asian Games sa Pusan, South Korea?
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[Title] => Tuason urges unity amid looming budget cut
[Summary] => As local sports faces another crisis with an impending huge cut in government allocation, Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Tuason yesterday urged the various sectors of the community to band together and work for a common cause.
"It is not the time to get divided, everybody must unite and play roles to avoid the specter of Philippine sports breaking into pieces. Only by being together can we find ways to get out of this predicament," said Tuason.
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[Title] => Tiny’s big decision
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[Title] => PSC bares 15 priority sports
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These are athletics, archery, billiards, boxing, bowling, fencing, golf, gymnastics, judo, shooting, swimming, taekwondo, karatedo, lawn tennis and wushu.
PSC chairman Carlos Tuason said the 15 national sports associations (NSAs), if approved, will receive more support from government in terms of international exposures and better training facilities.
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Nangunguna sa listahan ang athletics na siyang may pinakamaraming gintong medalyang nakuha - 8-golds bukod pa sa 11 silvers at 5 bronzes - sa nakaraang SEA Games na ginanap sa Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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