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[Title] => 2nd Cebu City marathon Davaoeña, Kenyans dominate
[Summary] => Davao’s Monalisa Ambasa pulled one big surprise in the women's division, while Kenyan Benjamin Kipkazi ruled the men’s open in the premiere 42-kilometer action of yesterday's 2nd Cebu City Marathon, which started and ended at the Asiatown I.T. Park in Brgy. Apas, this city.
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[Title] => Ambasa wins Milo run on Pacman turf
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Monalisa Ambasa embellished her reputation as one of Mindanao’s best when she coasted to an easy victory in the eighth leg of the 30th National Milo Marathon yesterday here.
As if she’s in a hurry to watch the Manny Pacquiao-Oscar Larios showdown, Ambasa, 23, made sure she would grab a piece of the limelight as the part-time clerk took the lead right away to notch her fourth straight win.
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Vildosola, who lost his right arm in a rice mill accident 13 years ago, dominated the men’s 21k race of the opening leg of the 29th National Milo Marathon at the Oval Plaza here.
"Sa wakas nanalo na rin ako," said the 28-year-old Vildosola, who placed fourth in his first Milo race in 2003 and finished third last year.
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As if she’s in a hurry to watch the Manny Pacquiao-Oscar Larios showdown, Ambasa, 23, made sure she would grab a piece of the limelight as the part-time clerk took the lead right away to notch her fourth straight win.
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Vildosola, who lost his right arm in a rice mill accident 13 years ago, dominated the men’s 21k race of the opening leg of the 29th National Milo Marathon at the Oval Plaza here.
"Sa wakas nanalo na rin ako," said the 28-year-old Vildosola, who placed fourth in his first Milo race in 2003 and finished third last year.
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