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Pacquiao and wife Jinkee waved to well-wishers in an Ford F-150 truck. Motorists honked their horns. Schoolchildren rushed out of their classrooms. Workers left their offices. Pedestrians stopped in their tracks. It was a reception fit for a king.


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                    [Title] => Frozen by default - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
                    [Summary] => Games and Amusements Board (GAB) Chairman Dominador Cepeda says there’s about P3 million stashed away in a Land Bank account from cash generated in staging two world title fights here several years ago and he’d like to find out if Malacañang will agree to use it as an endowment fund for disabled or destitute professional fighters.


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                    [Title] => Is sports a priority? - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
                    [Summary] => It’s been nearly a month since President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo took her oath of office and to this day, she remains mum on a vision for sports.


But I expect the wait to be over soon. The President is busy setting up the framework for her Administration and sports will surely be a major component in her overall program. Remember her ascension to power wasn’t planned. So let’s be patient.


President Arroyo is intelligent but is no nerd. She likes sports and plays golf. So does her husband, Mike.


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                    [Title] => Is it true – Part 3 - SPORTING CHANCE  by Joaquin M. Henson
                    [Summary] => A few days ago, former Pasig Mayor Mario Raymundo asked for hints on the identities of those sports figures mentioned in "blind items" in our "Is it true" series. I wish I could oblige but my lips are sealed – part of the intrigue, you know.


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                    [Title] => Sporting Chance - Who is Jeff Fenech?
                    [Summary] => Believe it or not, the man who worked Nedal Hussein’s corner in his fight against Manny Pacquiao last Saturday was a former triple world champion.


Jeff Fenech, 36, is no stranger to Filipino boxing fans. Although he never saw action here, Fenech often visits to accompany Australian fighters. Last year, he brought Todd Makelin to Kidapawan for a Pacquiao massacre.


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Sulaiman Vows Support

MERIDA - World Boxing Council (WBC) President Jose Sulaiman has assured Games
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Sulaiman invited Cepeda, GAB Commissioner Hermogenes Arayata, and former
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At Home In Merida

MERIDA - What's striking about this quaint Mexican city in the Yucatan
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Luisito Espinosa, who fights hometowner Guty Espadas, Jr. for the vacant World
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There are no high-rises.
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Barotillo no patsy

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knock out Arnel Barotillo to avoid flirting with disaster at the Ninoy Aquino
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