+ Follow ARNEL QUIRIMIT AND WARREN DAVADILLA Tag
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[Title] => RP riders off for Asian cycling tilt
[Summary] => A four-man national team made up of the country’s best riders departed for Yokaichi City in Japan yesterday to participate in the Asian Cycling Championships in the hopes of gunning for berths to the 2004 Athens Olympics.
However, the team, composed of ex-Tour champions Arnel Quirimit and Warren Davadilla, sprint specialist Enrique Domingo and rookie Dante Cagas, will be flying into the tough competition ill-equipped.
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[Title] => 4 golds in the cold, in the rings
[Summary] => HANOI, Vietnan (Via Globe Telecom) — Athletics made a stellar presentation anew with all the drama and color before a full-house crowd, while a Fil-American gave the Filipinos a rare golden moment in gymnastics but the Philippines slipped to No. 5 overall in of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games last night.
Ernie Candelario, Rene Herrera and John Lozada produced unmistakable wins in front of over 25,000 Vietnamese who filled theNational Sports Complex track and field stadium to the rafters on a cold, windy afternoon as they won their events in another classic show of guts.
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ARNEL QUIRIMIT AND WARREN DAVADILLA
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However, the team, composed of ex-Tour champions Arnel Quirimit and Warren Davadilla, sprint specialist Enrique Domingo and rookie Dante Cagas, will be flying into the tough competition ill-equipped.
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Ernie Candelario, Rene Herrera and John Lozada produced unmistakable wins in front of over 25,000 Vietnamese who filled theNational Sports Complex track and field stadium to the rafters on a cold, windy afternoon as they won their events in another classic show of guts.
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