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[Title] => NCAA: Will big guns pull away early?
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[Title] => T-Mac to fly Davao team to Houston
[Summary] => Barely a few hours after blowing into town, basketball star Tracy McGrady yesterday promised to send the Holy Child of Davao high school 3-on-3 team to Houston at his expense.
McGrady’s gesture of generosity was the talk of the well-attended press conference that kicked off his two-day promotional visit here for Adidas. Applause rocked the Rizal Ballroom of the Makati Shangri-La Hotel after McGrady said he would reward the team for an exceptional showing at the Adidas Asian Streetball 3-on-3 finals in Guangzhou last Sunday.
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[Summary] => PORTLAND, Oregon — Two members of the Portland dance squad welcomed the Adidas Asian Streetball champions of San Beda College in a private reception an hour before the start of the National Basketball Association (NBA) game between the visiting Houston Rockets and the Trail Blazers at the Rose Garden last week.
To the surprise of the Filipino cagers, one of the Blazer Dancers turned out to be part Filipina.
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[Title] => Will Asian teams surprise in World Cup?
[Summary] => PORTLAND, Oregon — Will an Asian team surprise in the 32-nation 18th World Cup in Germany next year?
South Korea, Saudi Arabia, China and Japan were the four Asian entries in the previous soccer extravaganza where matches were held in several cities in South Korea and Japan.
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[Title] => Telfair stays humble in millionaires row
[Summary] => PORTLAND, Oregon — It’s not often you come across a multi-millionaire athlete like Sebastian Telfair whose feet remain firmly on the ground despite a blossoming National Basketball Association (NBA) career that’s supported by footwear giant Adidas.
Telfair, 20, finished several hours of hard practice early Saturday afternoon and instead of rushing home to rest, kept his promise to meet the San Beda College team on a visit here for winning the Adidas Asian Streetball finals this year.
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[Title] => Duncan, T-Mac, KG lead Adidas surge
[Summary] => PORTLAND, Oregon–It’s appropriate that during the Christmas season, they should be called basketball’s version of the Magi because Tim Duncan, Tracy McGrady and Kevin Garnett are Three Wise Men who keep in step with the changing technologies of athletic footwear.
Duncan, McGrady and Garnett–not necessarily in that order–are the leading cage endorsers for Adidas. They’re spearheading the charge that, according to director marketing for global basketball David Bond, will eventually transform Adidas into the greatest hoops brand of all time.
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[Title] => Telfair to meet Pinoys in Portland
[Summary] => Portland Trail Blazers guard Sebastian Telfair will take time off from his busy National Basketball Association (NBA) schedule to host a lunch for the Asian Streetball champions of San Beda College at the Adidas Village in Portland on Saturday.
The trip to Portland was the prize for the San Beda cagers who went through the wringer in topping the National Capital Region (NCR) eliminations and national finals before winning the Asian title at the Araneta Coliseum last September.
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[Title] => T-Mac to fly Davao team to Houston
[Summary] => Barely a few hours after blowing into town, basketball star Tracy McGrady yesterday promised to send the Holy Child of Davao high school 3-on-3 team to Houston at his expense.
McGrady’s gesture of generosity was the talk of the well-attended press conference that kicked off his two-day promotional visit here for Adidas. Applause rocked the Rizal Ballroom of the Makati Shangri-La Hotel after McGrady said he would reward the team for an exceptional showing at the Adidas Asian Streetball 3-on-3 finals in Guangzhou last Sunday.
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To the surprise of the Filipino cagers, one of the Blazer Dancers turned out to be part Filipina.
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Telfair, 20, finished several hours of hard practice early Saturday afternoon and instead of rushing home to rest, kept his promise to meet the San Beda College team on a visit here for winning the Adidas Asian Streetball finals this year.
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Duncan, McGrady and Garnett–not necessarily in that order–are the leading cage endorsers for Adidas. They’re spearheading the charge that, according to director marketing for global basketball David Bond, will eventually transform Adidas into the greatest hoops brand of all time.
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The big prize for capturing the title was an all-expenses-paid visit to this West Coast city where Adidas houses some 750 employees in an 11-acre property located in central downtown.
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The trip to Portland was the prize for the San Beda cagers who went through the wringer in topping the National Capital Region (NCR) eliminations and national finals before winning the Asian title at the Araneta Coliseum last September.
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August 29, 2006 - 12:00am
