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Du Xian Hua and Zhang Guirong, two Chinese nationals now carrying the fight for Singapore, created the biggest ripples in yesterday’s opening-day action in the Milo Invitational Track and Field Championships when they surpassed the standing Southeast Asian Games record in women’s shotput at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
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Philippine sports may have seen the last of Elma Muros Posadas since she may
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Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association (PATAFA) president Go Teng Kok
said yesterday that he is fielding in younger and promising athletes instead of
old reliables like Muros.
"We have to give the younger ones a chance.
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Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association (PATAFA) president Go Teng Kok
said yesterday that he is fielding in younger and promising athletes instead of
old reliables like Muros.
"We have to give the younger ones a chance.
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