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Wednesday, July 15, 2009 |
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Former pro cagers may play in Asean league
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By Frank Calapre, Correspondent
FORMER Philippine Basketball Association stars Alvin Patrimonio,
Benjie Paras, Vergel Meneses, Samboy Lim, Bong Alvarez and Johnny
Abarrienros are among those eyed to play for the Philippines in the
first Asean Basketball League set to start on October 1 in
Singapore.
Harbour Centre owner Mikee Romero said that the
RP team ball club will be a mixture of PBA legends and standouts of
the Philippine Basketball League (PBL).
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Contador plays down Tour tension with Armstrong
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LIMOGES: Alberto Contador on Monday (Tuesday in Manila) played down
the tension between him and Astana teammate Lance Armstrong as both
prepare to launch respective bids for the 2009 Tour de France yellow
jersey.
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Ginebra goes for the kill
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THE Barangay Ginebra Kings are just a win away from becoming the
first team since 2002 to retain a conference crown.
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Bombers target solo lead
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LAST year’s runner-up Jose Rizal Heavy Bombers gun for the solo
lead when they collide against guest team Arellano University Chiefs
Wednesday in the 85th National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA)
basketball tournament at The Arena in San Juan City.
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Toronto’s Halladay set for All-Star start
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SAINT LOUIS, Missouri: Toronto star pitcher Roy Halladay will start
for the American League in Tuesday’s (Wednesday in Manila) Major
League Baseball All-Star Game but says his odds are only 50-50 of
staying with the Blue Jays all season.
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Angping predicts only 20 golds for RP in SEA Games
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Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman Harry Angping projected
a measly 15 to 20 gold-medal output in the 2009 Southeast Asian
Games slated later this year in Vientiane, Laos.
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POC tackles gymnastics polls in execom meeting
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While the country’s preparation to the Laos Southeast Asian Games
remains as the main concern of the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC),
the recent results of the gymnastics election will also be discussed
in its expanded executive board meeting on Wednesday.
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Wild race seen for last two Olympic berths
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THE search for the country’s next skating champions is expected to
go down the wire as several talented Filipinos overseas will be
coming over to see action in the 2009 Philippine Figure Skating
Championships set July 18 and 19 at the SM Mall of Asia
International Skating Rink in Pasay City.
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