+ Follow CHAIRMAN TUASON Tag
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[Title] => President hears athletes’ grievances
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President Arroyo yesterday met with a dozen members of the Athletes and Coaches Alliance of the Philippines (ACAP) who personally aired their grievances against the current Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) leadership before the Chief Executive.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Altitude training up for nat’l tracksters
[Summary] => Members of the crack Philippine track and field team that won seven gold medals in the Thai Open will undergo altitude training at the Teacher’s Camp in Baguio City in their run-up to the Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur in September.
Track and field chief Go Teng Kok made the announcement after the team’s arrival from Bangkok where they won seven gold medals on top of six silvers and six bronzes to finish second to Thailand in the Thailand Open track and field championships.
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[Title] => POC backs Jalasco in SEA
[Summary] => The Philippine Olympic Committee, going by its commitment to support Basketball Association of the Philippines president Freddie Jalasco at all costs, has writtern the national Olympic committees in Southeast Asia to inform them that Jalasco, not his rival Quintellano "Tiny" Literal, is the rightful president of the beleaguered association.
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Track and field chief Go Teng Kok made the announcement after the team’s arrival from Bangkok where they won seven gold medals on top of six silvers and six bronzes to finish second to Thailand in the Thailand Open track and field championships.
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