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                    [Summary] => LOS BANOS,  Laguna — Day 1 of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games swimming competition turned out to be a Singapore show. 


Thanks to Miguel Molina, the Philippines salvaged a gold.


Molina provided the lone bright spot to what was a gloomy RP start with a victory in the 400-m individual medley yesterday, giving the huge drumbeating, chanting crowd at the Trace Aquatics Center here something to cheer about.


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                    [Title] => Swimming competition under way; Fil-Ams lead chase for seven golds
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Out to improve their two-gold, six-silver and five-bronze medal haul in the 2003 Hanoi Games, the Nationals are expected to lean on a mix of Fil-foreign and local tankers as they fight for seven gold medals staked in Day 1.


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                    [Title] => Laguna kid makes waves in age-group swimming
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Lake City Swim Club’s Banjo Borja displayed great potential to hit it big in the swimming scene someday as he dominated the sixth Philippine national age-group championships at the Panaad Sports Stadium here.


An incoming freshman at the Liceo San Pablo in San Pablo, Laguna, Borja ruled nine events, five of them with clockings surpassing the Category 1 time for the national training team.


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Borja, 12, hit the criteria in the 100m backstroke, 200m IM and 400m IM, leading the list of young swimmers who have gained berths for the RP team to the 29th Southeast Asian Age-Group Championships from June 1-3 in Brunei.


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                    [Title] => PASA chief predicts 7-gold haul in SEAG
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD CITY —POC-recognized  swimming association president Mark Joseph predicted a haul of no less than seven gold medals by the hosts in the 2005 Southeast Asian Games aquatic events.


Joseph said Filipino swimmers could easily top their three-gold harvest in Vietnam in 2003 as they will surely be inspired  by the hometown crowd in this year’s SEAG slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 in various venues in the country.


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FERDINAND FRIGILLANA

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