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[Title] => Goma wearing 2 hats in Games
[Summary] => Richard Gomez will be shooting for two birds with one stone in the forthcoming SEA Games.
The popular actor who’s also deep into sports yesterday announced that he is indeed competing in two events in the coming Games — team epee in fencing and shotgun in shooting.
He is believed to be the first Filipino to do it in the SEA Games.
During the SCOOP Forum at Kamayan, the actor who’s also into golf, basketball, volleyball, karting, rowing and archery said there’s no rule prohibiting anyone from doing so.
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[Title] => RP’s flag bearer to be chosen from eight top national athletes
[Summary] => The search is still on for the athlete who will carry the Philippine flag during the opening ceremonies of the forthcoming SEA Games.
A short list with the names of eight athletes is already in the hands of sports officials led by SEA Games Task Force head Harry Angping. But they have yet to decide on the official flag bearer.
Angping said the task force is making sure that it comes up with the perfect choice of the athlete who will be given the distinct honor of bearing the RP flag in the Nov. 27 opener at the Luneta.
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[Title] => Atienza guest in SCOOP Annual Awards Night
[Summary] => Manila Mayor Jose "Lito" Atienza has accepted the invitation of the Sports Communicators Organization of the Philippines to be the guest of honor and speaker in the SCOOP Annual Awards Night on Friday at the Bulwagan Room of the Pantalan Maynila Pilipino Specialty Restaurant at the Luneta.
The Manila Chief Executive’s acceptance was relayed yesterday by his son, Manila Sports Council chair Ali Atienza to SCOOP president Eddie Alinea of Tempo-Bulletin.
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[Title] => SCOOP to honor best athletes in awards rites
[Summary] => Twelve more athletes and a team are to receive recognition under four different categories during the SCOOP (Sports communicators Organization of the Philippines) annual Awards Night set Feb. 13 at the Pantalan Seafoods Restaurant at the Luneta.
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[Title] => Wushu out to better 4-gold haul
[Summary] => Next to athletics, local officials pick wushu as the next discipline with the materials and talent to deliver the gold medals for Team Philippines in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games which unwraps this week in Vietnam.
Edwin Pimentel, secretary-general of the wushu association, is hopeful of his wards’ chances in the 11-nation meet as they try to surpass the four-gold medal haul in the 2001 edition of the biennial regional competitions in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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[Title] => Goma wearing 2 hats in Games
[Summary] => Richard Gomez will be shooting for two birds with one stone in the forthcoming SEA Games.
The popular actor who’s also deep into sports yesterday announced that he is indeed competing in two events in the coming Games — team epee in fencing and shotgun in shooting.
He is believed to be the first Filipino to do it in the SEA Games.
During the SCOOP Forum at Kamayan, the actor who’s also into golf, basketball, volleyball, karting, rowing and archery said there’s no rule prohibiting anyone from doing so.
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A short list with the names of eight athletes is already in the hands of sports officials led by SEA Games Task Force head Harry Angping. But they have yet to decide on the official flag bearer.
Angping said the task force is making sure that it comes up with the perfect choice of the athlete who will be given the distinct honor of bearing the RP flag in the Nov. 27 opener at the Luneta.
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The Manila Chief Executive’s acceptance was relayed yesterday by his son, Manila Sports Council chair Ali Atienza to SCOOP president Eddie Alinea of Tempo-Bulletin.
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[Title] => SCOOP to honor best athletes in awards rites
[Summary] => Twelve more athletes and a team are to receive recognition under four different categories during the SCOOP (Sports communicators Organization of the Philippines) annual Awards Night set Feb. 13 at the Pantalan Seafoods Restaurant at the Luneta.
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[Title] => Wushu out to better 4-gold haul
[Summary] => Next to athletics, local officials pick wushu as the next discipline with the materials and talent to deliver the gold medals for Team Philippines in the 22nd Southeast Asian Games which unwraps this week in Vietnam.
Edwin Pimentel, secretary-general of the wushu association, is hopeful of his wards’ chances in the 11-nation meet as they try to surpass the four-gold medal haul in the 2001 edition of the biennial regional competitions in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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