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                    [Summary] => HANOI, Vietnam (Via Globe Telecom) — Philippine officials raised the alarm in Hanoi and the distant city of Ho Chi Minh throughout the day, hoping to gain the expected golds as the country braced for a down-to-the-wire showdown with Malaysia in the fight for fourth place heading into the last two days of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Unlikely duo to pick up cudgels for RP rowers
                    [Summary] => HANOI–The Philippines is now looking at a pair relatively unfamiliar with each other to provide the gold medal in the rowing competitions of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games.


That after Jose Rodriguez and the partnership of Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova could only come up with the silver yesterday at the Ho Tay Boat Club in Hanoi’s West Lake.


Rodriguez finished second to Asian No. 1 Vu Dang Tuan of Vietnam in the lightweight single scull final while the Amposta/Cordova tandem had the same finish against an Indonesian pair.


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                    [Title] => Vietnam to welcome RP, other nations in flag rites
                    [Summary] => HANOI (Via Globe Telecom)–The Philippines’ presence in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games here becomes official today when its flag is raised to the tune of its national anthem together with those of 10 other countries at the National Stadium.


The ceremony, which also features athletes and officials from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysian, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, East Timor and host Vietnam, starts at 9 a.m.


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                    [Title] => RP’s Asiad medalists top bets in rowing
                    [Summary] => HANOI, VIETNAM (via GlobeTelecom) — Their silver medal finish in last year’s Asian  Games and their bronze medal performance in the recent Asian Championships have installed Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova as the prohibitive favorites to row away with the gold medal in at least one event in the Southeast Asian Games rowing competitions which start today at the West Lake in Hanoi. 


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                    [Title] => RP archers, water polo bets open SEAG bid
                    [Summary] => HANOI – The Philippines officially opens its campaign in the 22nd Southeast  Asian Games here today in two events – archery and water polo.


Archery team manager Ligaya Manalang is confident as the archers, led by  Sydney Olympian Jennifer Chan, begin their medal quest at the National  Sports Training Center No. 1 at 10 a.m. (11 a.m. in Manila).


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                    [Title] => Pinoy rowers clinch four golds in SEA tiff
                    [Summary] => Filipino rowers ended the year on an explosive note by bagging four gold medals in the recent Southeast Asian Rowing Federation championships in West Lake, Hanoi, Vietnam.


Busan Asian Games bronze medalists Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova led the Filipinos’ sweep of all four events they joined in the three-day competition which also lured rowers from Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand and host Vietnam.


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                    [Title] => Asian Games heroes feted
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo gave yesterday the Asian Games heroes  the incentives due them for their stirring performance in Busan even as she instructed sports officials to prepare early for the coming Southeast Asian Games next year in Vietnam.
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                    [Title] => 31 athletes to get PSA citation
                    [Summary] => Twenty-one national athletes who won the silver and bronze medals in this year’s Asian Games in Busan, South Korea and 10 winners in international competitions during the year will be honored during the PSA (Philippine Sportswriters Association) Annual Awards Jan. 10 at the Holiday Inn.


The PSA, the oldest news organization in the country, will present citations to six national athletes who won the silver medal in Busan, and to 15 others for their bronze-medal performance.


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Paeng Nepomuceno and RJ Baustista  (Men’s Doubles, Bowling)


Francisco "Django" Bustamante and Antonio "Nickoy" Lining (9-ball Doubles, Billiards)


Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski (Individual Show Jumping, Equestrian)

Silver (7)
Botchok Rey, CJ Suarez and Chester King (Men’s Trios, Bowling)


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                    [Title] => Lining’s winning shot worth P1.5-M
                    [Summary] => BUSAN, South Korea — When Antonio Lining stood over the cue ball and rolled the No. 9 in, that shot was worth P1.5 million. But at that precise moment and in the media interviews that later ensued, it was the thought of winning the gold, not the monetary incentive that went with it, that was foremost in his mind.
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ALVIN AMPOSTA AND NESTOR CORDOVA

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                    [Title] => Unlikely duo to pick up cudgels for RP rowers
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Rodriguez finished second to Asian No. 1 Vu Dang Tuan of Vietnam in the lightweight single scull final while the Amposta/Cordova tandem had the same finish against an Indonesian pair.


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The ceremony, which also features athletes and officials from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysian, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, East Timor and host Vietnam, starts at 9 a.m.


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                    [Summary] => HANOI, VIETNAM (via GlobeTelecom) — Their silver medal finish in last year’s Asian  Games and their bronze medal performance in the recent Asian Championships have installed Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova as the prohibitive favorites to row away with the gold medal in at least one event in the Southeast Asian Games rowing competitions which start today at the West Lake in Hanoi. 


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Archery team manager Ligaya Manalang is confident as the archers, led by  Sydney Olympian Jennifer Chan, begin their medal quest at the National  Sports Training Center No. 1 at 10 a.m. (11 a.m. in Manila).


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Busan Asian Games bronze medalists Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova led the Filipinos’ sweep of all four events they joined in the three-day competition which also lured rowers from Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand and host Vietnam.


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Francisco "Django" Bustamante and Antonio "Nickoy" Lining (9-ball Doubles, Billiards)


Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski (Individual Show Jumping, Equestrian)

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RP, Malaysia brace for duel for fourth

By Gerry Carpio | December 12, 2003 - 12:00am

HANOI, Vietnam (Via Globe Telecom) — Philippine officials raised the alarm in Hanoi and the distant city of Ho Chi Minh throughout the day, hoping to gain the expected golds as the country braced for a...

Sports

Unlikely duo to pick up cudgels for RP rowers

December 7, 2003 - 12:00am

HANOI–The Philippines is now looking at a pair relatively unfamiliar with each other to provide the gold medal in the rowing competitions of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games. That after Jose Rodriguez and the...

Sports

Vietnam to welcome RP, other nations in flag rites

December 4, 2003 - 12:00am

HANOI (Via Globe Telecom)–The Philippines’ presence in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games here becomes official today when its flag is raised to the tune of its national anthem together with those of 10 other...

Sports

RP’s Asiad medalists top bets in rowing

By Gerry Carpio | December 4, 2003 - 12:00am

HANOI, VIETNAM (via GlobeTelecom) — Their silver medal finish in last year’s Asian Games and their bronze medal performance in the recent Asian Championships have installed Alvin Amposta and Nestor Cordova...

Sports

RP archers, water polo bets open SEAG bid

December 1, 2003 - 12:00am

HANOI – The Philippines officially opens its campaign in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games here today in two events – archery and water polo. Archery team manager Ligaya Manalang is confident as the archers,...

Sports

Pinoy rowers clinch four golds in SEA tiff

December 28, 2002 - 12:00am

Filipino rowers ended the year on an explosive note by bagging four gold medals in the recent Southeast Asian Rowing Federation championships in West Lake, Hanoi, Vietnam. Busan Asian Games bronze medalists Alvin...

Sports

Asian Games heroes feted

By Joey Villar | December 24, 2002 - 12:00am

President Arroyo gave yesterday the Asian Games heroes the incentives due them for their stirring performance in Busan even as she instructed sports officials to prepare early for the coming Southeast Asian Games...

Sports

31 athletes to get PSA citation

December 21, 2002 - 12:00am

Twenty-one national athletes who won the silver and bronze medals in this year’s Asian Games in Busan, South Korea and 10 winners in international competitions during the year will be honored during the PSA...

Sports

RP Medalists

October 15, 2002 - 12:00am

Gold (3) Paeng Nepomuceno and RJ Baustista (Men’s Doubles, Bowling) Francisco "Django" Bustamante and Antonio "Nickoy" Lining (9-ball Doubles, Billiards) Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski (Individual...

Sports

Lining’s winning shot worth P1.5-M

By Lito Tacujan | October 9, 2002 - 12:00am

BUSAN, South Korea — When Antonio Lining stood over the cue ball and rolled the No. 9 in, that shot was worth P1.5 million. But at that precise moment and in the media interviews that later ensued, it was the...

Sports

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