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[Title] => Macaalay takes kumite silver in SEA tourney
[Summary] => Jayson Ramil Macaalay found Indonesian tormentor Donny Dharmawan a tough nut to crack and settled for a silver medal in the men’s kumite at the close of the second Southeast Asian Karatedo Federation championships yesterday.
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[Summary] => The Filipino karatekas faltered in their gold medal hunt,and instead took three bronze medals in the opening action of the 23rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games karatedo event witnessed by a mammoth crowd yesterday at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex.
The RP men’s team manned by Bernard Chu, Ireneo Toribio, Joey Pabillore, Junel Perania, and Cebuano Sugar Rey Metante handed the country’s first medal in the event after scuttling Brunei Darussalam’s Mohamad Sofian Abdullah, Tong Kit Siong, HJ Eddie Haji Johari, and Sim Chung Hiang, 3-0, to settle for bronze.
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The RP men’s team manned by Bernard Chu, Ireneo Toribio, Joey Pabillore, Junel Perania, and Cebuano Sugar Rey Metante handed the country’s first medal in the event after scuttling Brunei Darussalam’s Mohamad Sofian Abdullah, Tong Kit Siong, HJ Eddie Haji Johari, and Sim Chung Hiang, 3-0, to settle for bronze.
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November 28, 2005 - 12:00am
