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[Title] => Trillanes Senate bill pushes for creation of sports body
[Summary] => Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV sees sports development back under the radar of Malacañang soon when his Senate Bill 3092, known as “An act creating the Department of Sports,” gets the needed push from both houses of Congress and the final stamp of approval of no less than President Benigno S. Aquino, himself.
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[Title] => Pakyawin mo, pare!
[Summary] => Since business is not too good nowadays and now with the swine flu virus, a couple of businessmen have told me they’ll try to take in some profit from the Manny Pacquiao-Ricky Hatton bout in Las Vegas this coming Sunday, May 3 (11 a.m. Manila time).
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[Title] => Everybody glued to TV sets Sunday
[Summary] => Life almost stood still Sunday to view the TV coverage of the fight between Oscar De la Hoya and Manny Pacquiao. Almost everybody were glued to their television sets in the cities. Others tuned in on the radio broadcast of the historic match.
[DatePublished] => 2008-12-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => PSC bill passage could face delay
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It will take a few more months before the new bill seeking to amend RA 6847 that created the Philippine Sports Commission will be calendared for discussion in Congress.
Bacolod Congressman Monico Puentevella said it’s highly unlikely that the new bill, filed by Rep. Renato Unico Jr., will be tackled immediately since Congress is busy with more pressing matters.
"Their intentions are noble, realistically, our problem is time," said Puentevella after attending Wednesday’s Philippine Olympic Committee General Assembly.
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[Title] => POC sets uniform rule for NSA polls
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The Philippine Olympic Committee yesterday passed a resolution standardizing elections in the various national sports associations (NSAs) to avoid future leadership controversies that have been hounding RP sports for years.
"The POC General Assembly approved a resolution which gives us uniform guidelines in how elections should be conducted," said POC president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr. after emerging from the assembly at his residence in Dasmariñas Village, Makati.
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => POC needs extra P10M to finance RP Doha stint
[Summary] => The P30 million allotted by the Philippine Sports Commission may not be enough to defray the cost of Filipino athletes participation in the 2006 Doha Asian Games slated Dec. 1-15.
Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr. said they might need an additional P10 million to bankroll the 399-member delegation including 269 athletes going to Doha.
"That’s our estimate," said Cojuangco after yesterday’s POC General Assembly meeting in Makati City.
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[Title] => Jaca ‘The Bomb’ blasts Mexican in first round
[Summary] => LAS VEGAS — Jimrex Jaca, who almost failed to make it here because of visa problems, made sure Saturday that this wouldn’t be his first and last trip to the US.
The Filipino southpaw, trying to follow the footsteps of Manny Pacquiao, knocked out his Mexican opponent in the opening round of their super featherweight clash.
Thousands of fight fans were just starting to line up outside the Thomas and Mack Center when Jaca, only 22, climbed the ring against Geronimo Hernandez, 31,for his US debut.
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[AuthorName] => Abac Cordero
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[Title] => Sports patrons inimbitahan sa PSA Awards Night
[Summary] => Inimbitahan ang mga kilalang sportsmen at iba pang sports patrons sa PSA (Philippine Sports-writers Association) Annual Awards Night ngayong Sabado sa Manila Pavilion.
Kabilang sa mga naimbitahan ay sina Frank Elizalde, ang International Olympic Committee representative to the Philippines, San Miguel Corporation boss Danding Cojuangco at Bacolod Congressman Monico Puentevella sa dalawang oras na seremonya sa pagbbibigay ng parangal sa mga achievers ng 2005.
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[Title] => PSC to foot the bill for Philsoc
[Summary] => Once again, the Philippine Sports Commission is coming to the rescue of the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee.
According to a very reliable source, the PSC has agreed to shoulder most of the bills hounding Philsoc barely 10 days after the Philippines emerged overall champion in the 23rd SEA Games.
Previous reports said that Philsoc, under Jose Cojuangco, is facing millions of pesos in unpaid bills for the accommodation, transportation and meals of foreign and local officials, and allowances of volunteers.
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[Title] => Philsoc to settle all bills – Cojuangco
[Summary] => The Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee is not running away from any obligation it has incurred in staging the just-concluded event where the Filipino athletes emerged as the overall champions.
Jose Cojuangco Jr., president of both Philsoc and the Philippine Olympic Committee, yesterday said Philsoc "will settle all obligations as soon as the funds become available."
Philsoc is reportedly facing millions of pesos in unpaid bills for the accommodation, transportation and meals of foreign and local officials, including the VIPs.
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BACOLOD CONGRESSMAN MONICO PUENTEVELLA
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[Title] => Trillanes Senate bill pushes for creation of sports body
[Summary] => Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV sees sports development back under the radar of Malacañang soon when his Senate Bill 3092, known as “An act creating the Department of Sports,” gets the needed push from both houses of Congress and the final stamp of approval of no less than President Benigno S. Aquino, himself.
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[Title] => Pakyawin mo, pare!
[Summary] => Since business is not too good nowadays and now with the swine flu virus, a couple of businessmen have told me they’ll try to take in some profit from the Manny Pacquiao-Ricky Hatton bout in Las Vegas this coming Sunday, May 3 (11 a.m. Manila time).
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[Title] => Everybody glued to TV sets Sunday
[Summary] => Life almost stood still Sunday to view the TV coverage of the fight between Oscar De la Hoya and Manny Pacquiao. Almost everybody were glued to their television sets in the cities. Others tuned in on the radio broadcast of the historic match.
[DatePublished] => 2008-12-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => PSC bill passage could face delay
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It will take a few more months before the new bill seeking to amend RA 6847 that created the Philippine Sports Commission will be calendared for discussion in Congress.
Bacolod Congressman Monico Puentevella said it’s highly unlikely that the new bill, filed by Rep. Renato Unico Jr., will be tackled immediately since Congress is busy with more pressing matters.
"Their intentions are noble, realistically, our problem is time," said Puentevella after attending Wednesday’s Philippine Olympic Committee General Assembly.
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[Title] => POC sets uniform rule for NSA polls
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The Philippine Olympic Committee yesterday passed a resolution standardizing elections in the various national sports associations (NSAs) to avoid future leadership controversies that have been hounding RP sports for years.
"The POC General Assembly approved a resolution which gives us uniform guidelines in how elections should be conducted," said POC president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr. after emerging from the assembly at his residence in Dasmariñas Village, Makati.
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[Title] => POC needs extra P10M to finance RP Doha stint
[Summary] => The P30 million allotted by the Philippine Sports Commission may not be enough to defray the cost of Filipino athletes participation in the 2006 Doha Asian Games slated Dec. 1-15.
Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr. said they might need an additional P10 million to bankroll the 399-member delegation including 269 athletes going to Doha.
"That’s our estimate," said Cojuangco after yesterday’s POC General Assembly meeting in Makati City.
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[Title] => Jaca ‘The Bomb’ blasts Mexican in first round
[Summary] => LAS VEGAS — Jimrex Jaca, who almost failed to make it here because of visa problems, made sure Saturday that this wouldn’t be his first and last trip to the US.
The Filipino southpaw, trying to follow the footsteps of Manny Pacquiao, knocked out his Mexican opponent in the opening round of their super featherweight clash.
Thousands of fight fans were just starting to line up outside the Thomas and Mack Center when Jaca, only 22, climbed the ring against Geronimo Hernandez, 31,for his US debut.
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[Title] => Sports patrons inimbitahan sa PSA Awards Night
[Summary] => Inimbitahan ang mga kilalang sportsmen at iba pang sports patrons sa PSA (Philippine Sports-writers Association) Annual Awards Night ngayong Sabado sa Manila Pavilion.
Kabilang sa mga naimbitahan ay sina Frank Elizalde, ang International Olympic Committee representative to the Philippines, San Miguel Corporation boss Danding Cojuangco at Bacolod Congressman Monico Puentevella sa dalawang oras na seremonya sa pagbbibigay ng parangal sa mga achievers ng 2005.
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[Title] => PSC to foot the bill for Philsoc
[Summary] => Once again, the Philippine Sports Commission is coming to the rescue of the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee.
According to a very reliable source, the PSC has agreed to shoulder most of the bills hounding Philsoc barely 10 days after the Philippines emerged overall champion in the 23rd SEA Games.
Previous reports said that Philsoc, under Jose Cojuangco, is facing millions of pesos in unpaid bills for the accommodation, transportation and meals of foreign and local officials, and allowances of volunteers.
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[Title] => Philsoc to settle all bills – Cojuangco
[Summary] => The Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee is not running away from any obligation it has incurred in staging the just-concluded event where the Filipino athletes emerged as the overall champions.
Jose Cojuangco Jr., president of both Philsoc and the Philippine Olympic Committee, yesterday said Philsoc "will settle all obligations as soon as the funds become available."
Philsoc is reportedly facing millions of pesos in unpaid bills for the accommodation, transportation and meals of foreign and local officials, including the VIPs.
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