+ Follow CLAY AND FLOWERS Tag
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[Title] => Shamnesty for Fil-Shams
[Summary] => The Metropolitan Basketball Association (MBA) is clamping down on Fil-Ams and starting this season, new hires of the Fil-foreign variety are being required Department of Justice (DOJ) clearance to enter the four-year-old pro league.
That’s why highly-touted Fil-Am guard Robert Johnson of Bellevue University, Nebraska, still isn’t sure of playing for Pangasinan coach Lawrence Chongson. The word is Johnson’s been offered a P150,000 monthly salary but the contract is contingent on his DOJ clearance.
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => Alapag finally sees green light
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U.S.-born Jimmy Alapag was cleared to play for Selecta in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Samsung Governors Cup by the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday.
Alapag’s agent Chiqui de la Rosa told The STAR he got a call from a reliable source confirming the clearance.
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[Title] => 4 top picks out of PBA draft
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The Philippine Basketball Association lost four potential star players for its coming 2002 draft, including MBA ace Romel Adducul whom Airfreight 2100/FedEx was eyeing to make the cornerstone of its maiden campaign in the league.
Adducul and three top Fil-Ams failed to submit the required documents to the PBA and are ineligible for the draft set Sunday at the Glorietta in Makati.
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CLAY AND FLOWERS
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That’s why highly-touted Fil-Am guard Robert Johnson of Bellevue University, Nebraska, still isn’t sure of playing for Pangasinan coach Lawrence Chongson. The word is Johnson’s been offered a P150,000 monthly salary but the contract is contingent on his DOJ clearance.
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[Title] => Alapag finally sees green light
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Alapag’s agent Chiqui de la Rosa told The STAR he got a call from a reliable source confirming the clearance.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Basketball Association lost four potential star players for its coming 2002 draft, including MBA ace Romel Adducul whom Airfreight 2100/FedEx was eyeing to make the cornerstone of its maiden campaign in the league.
Adducul and three top Fil-Ams failed to submit the required documents to the PBA and are ineligible for the draft set Sunday at the Glorietta in Makati.
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