+ Follow CARL CHING Tag
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[Title] => Peping hasn’t lost hope on SEAG caging
[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr. maintained that basketball could still be staged in the coming SEA Games with the Philippine Basketball Federation being recognized by the International Basketball Federation soon.
Cojuangco said he may tap some quarters involved with the FIBA to get the nod of secretary-general Patrick Bauhmann for recognition of the PBF as the country affiliate replacing the Basketball Association of the Philippines.
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[Title] => No easy job easing out BAP, but we’ll support you — Elizalde
[Summary] => Although it can be done, a new group gaining the recognition of FIBA, the world-governing body in basketball, is not that easy or simple.
Frank Elizalde, the International Olympic Committee representative to the Philippines, aired this sentiment last Wednesday during a meeting where the formation of a new basketball body, one that should take the place of the Basketball Association of the Philippines, was planned and discussed.
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[Title] => RP has inside track in ABC bidding war
[Summary] => If FIBA (International Amateur Basketball Federation) chief Carl Ching Menky is to be believed, the Philippines has a 60-percent chance of hosting the 2007 Asian Basketball Confederation Championship, which serves as the region’s eliminations for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
"The Philippines’ chances are very good," said Carl Ching yesterday when he made a courtesy call on Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco and Philippine Sports Commission officer-in-charge William "Butch" Ramirez in Makati City.
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[Title] => FIBA to POC: Respect BAP election results
[Summary] => Patrick Baumann, Deputy Secretary-General of the International Basketball Federation, recently wrote the Philippine Olympic Committee and said that it is "impossible" for the FIBA to change its decision regarding the results of the Basketball Association of the Philippines elections last Sept. 2 a the Century Park Hotel.
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[Title] => FIBA upholds polls; POC defers action
[Summary] => The International Basketball Federation Monday night officially informed the Philippine Olympic Committee of the results of last Sunday’s Basketball Association of the Philippines elections where Quintellano "Tiny" Literal, in the absence of chief rival Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat, was given a fresh four-year mandate by the 21-man electorate.
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[Title] => Puyat slams FIBA decision to hold election
[Summary] => Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat, president of the Philippine Olympic Committee-recognized Basketball Association of the Philippines, yesterday called the Fiba proceedings that sanctioned Tiny Literal as BAP head as "a Black Sunday for sportsmanship, sovereignty and justice."
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CARL CHING
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Cojuangco said he may tap some quarters involved with the FIBA to get the nod of secretary-general Patrick Bauhmann for recognition of the PBF as the country affiliate replacing the Basketball Association of the Philippines.
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[Summary] => Although it can be done, a new group gaining the recognition of FIBA, the world-governing body in basketball, is not that easy or simple.
Frank Elizalde, the International Olympic Committee representative to the Philippines, aired this sentiment last Wednesday during a meeting where the formation of a new basketball body, one that should take the place of the Basketball Association of the Philippines, was planned and discussed.
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"The Philippines’ chances are very good," said Carl Ching yesterday when he made a courtesy call on Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco and Philippine Sports Commission officer-in-charge William "Butch" Ramirez in Makati City.
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[Summary] => The International Basketball Federation Monday night officially informed the Philippine Olympic Committee of the results of last Sunday’s Basketball Association of the Philippines elections where Quintellano "Tiny" Literal, in the absence of chief rival Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat, was given a fresh four-year mandate by the 21-man electorate.
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[Summary] => Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat, president of the Philippine Olympic Committee-recognized Basketball Association of the Philippines, yesterday called the Fiba proceedings that sanctioned Tiny Literal as BAP head as "a Black Sunday for sportsmanship, sovereignty and justice."
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