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[Title] => Malaki ang tsansa ng RP billiards team sa Asiad
[Summary] => Naniniwala si Francisco ‘Djanggo’ Bustamante na maganda ang magiging laban ng Billiards and snookers team ng bansa sa nalalapit na Asian Games na gaganapin sa South Korea sa September 29-October 14.
"Malaki ang chance ng team dahil magagaling ang mga kasama ko," pahayag ni Bustamante na siyang panauhin sa PSA Sports Forum kaha-pon na lingguhang ginaganap sa Holiday Inn.
Kasama ni Bustamante na dumalo sa Forum ang pangulo ng Billiards and Snookers Congress of the Philippines (BSC) at ang head coach na si Ramon Ancaja.
[DatePublished] => 2002-08-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Asiad event shakeup seen with Django in
[Summary] => The Billiard and Snookers Congress of the Philippines is set to reshuffle event assignments on its players following the addition of Francisco "Django" Bustamante to the team which is expected to bring honors to the country in the coming Asian Games in Busan, Korea.
"Re-shuffling is one possibility the BSCP is entertaining. But it’s really up to the players and national coach Ricardo Ancaja to agree on that," said BSCP president Ernesto Fajardo.
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Only NSA can act on Django’s case
[Summary] => POC Task Force chair Tom Carrasco yesterday denied a published report saying his group did not consider multi-titled billiards star Francisco "Django" Bustamante for inclusion on the Philippine team to the Busan Asian Games because there was no more room for him.
"I don’t recall saying (that the Task Force had closed the door to Django) when I talked to sportswriters after the (Task Force) meeting Thursday," said Carrasco.
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[Title] => Malaki ang tsansa ng RP billiards team sa Asiad
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"Malaki ang chance ng team dahil magagaling ang mga kasama ko," pahayag ni Bustamante na siyang panauhin sa PSA Sports Forum kaha-pon na lingguhang ginaganap sa Holiday Inn.
Kasama ni Bustamante na dumalo sa Forum ang pangulo ng Billiards and Snookers Congress of the Philippines (BSC) at ang head coach na si Ramon Ancaja.
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[Title] => Asiad event shakeup seen with Django in
[Summary] => The Billiard and Snookers Congress of the Philippines is set to reshuffle event assignments on its players following the addition of Francisco "Django" Bustamante to the team which is expected to bring honors to the country in the coming Asian Games in Busan, Korea.
"Re-shuffling is one possibility the BSCP is entertaining. But it’s really up to the players and national coach Ricardo Ancaja to agree on that," said BSCP president Ernesto Fajardo.
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[Summary] => POC Task Force chair Tom Carrasco yesterday denied a published report saying his group did not consider multi-titled billiards star Francisco "Django" Bustamante for inclusion on the Philippine team to the Busan Asian Games because there was no more room for him.
"I don’t recall saying (that the Task Force had closed the door to Django) when I talked to sportswriters after the (Task Force) meeting Thursday," said Carrasco.
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