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                    [Title] => National tracksters rule adidas King of the Road
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The 27-year-old Sermona of Mamaylan, Negros Occidental was timed at 31 minutes and 23 seconds while Martes of La Trinidad, Benguet clocked in at 35 minutes and 28 seconds.


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                    [Title] => Buenavista dwarfs ’em all in Korea
                    [Summary] => Eduardo "Vertek" Buenavista crowned himself the 2005 adidas King of the Road Asian champion Sunday when he bested a tough Korean field plus three other international runners in the 10-km road race event in Chungcheong, South Korea.


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                    [Title] => Blame it on the boogie
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                    [Title] => San Beda cagers rule adidas Asian Streetball
                    [Summary] => San Beda College got back at West Negros College and took the win that mattered most in the 2005 adidas Asian Streetball Finals — a 17-13 victory that netted them the 3-on-3 crown before a big Sunday crowd at the Araneta Coliseum yesterday.


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                    [Title] => RP faces China in adidas Asian Streetball final
                    [Summary] => The 2005 adidas Asian Streetball Finals fires off today  with a promise of slambang action among 12 teams from five countries with the Philippines colliding with fancied China in both the boys and girls divisions in an early clash of the fancied bets at the Araneta Coliseum.


Represented by national champion San Beda College, RP Team-A faces a crack, tall squad from China led by 1.97-meter Yu Yu and 1.94-meter Zhang Kai in a fitting opener to an expected action-packed 3-on-3 duels among the best teams in the region.


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                    [Title] => Basketball all in the heart — Telfair
                    [Summary] => Portland Trailblazers’ playmaker Sebastian Telfair, one of only four players who made a quick jump from high school to the NBA, yesterday said there is no sure-fire formula for success other than playing with one’s heart.


"Playing basketball should come from the heart," said the soft-spoken Telfair during yesterday’s press launch of the sixth adidas Asian Streetball Finals at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel. "And I’m excited to share my experience with the players here at adidas Streetball."


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                    [Title] => SBC, Holy Angel bets clinch Asian Streetball slots
                    [Summary] => San Beda College and Holy Angel University scored victories in varying fashions to rule the seniors and girls divisions, respectively, and clinch berths in the Asian Streetball Finals at the close of the 2005 adidas Streetball Challenge at the Festival Mall in Alabang Sunday.


With burly Jay-R Taganas powering his way underneath for 11 points, the San Beda cagers thwarted Visayas champions West Negros College, 17-14, to capture the seniors crown and the top P10,000 cash prize plus P20,000 worth of gift package from the sponsoring adidas.


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                    [Title] => Asian berths staked in adidas finals today
                    [Summary] => The 2005 adidas Streetball Challenge comes down to a deciding weekend beginning today   at the Festival Mall in Alabang with eight teams clashing not only for the national crowns in two divisions but also for precious slots in the Asian adidas Streetball Finals slated here in September.


There are actually 16 squads competing in the four-category championships, sponsored by the country’s leading sports apparel adidas, but only the seniors and girls divisions are staking berths in the Asian Streetball Finals slated Sept. 3-4 at the Araneta Coliseum.


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                    [Title] => Mindanao teams fight for slots in adidas streetball finals
                    [Summary] => Streetball action heats up today as the survivors of the grueling Mindanao elims fight it out for berths in the national finals of the adidas Streetball Challenge at the NCCC Mall Atrium in Davao City.


Team Acoustic of Barangay Talon-Talon and Team Articulate of Bgy. Camaman-an lead the chase for the seniors crown with the former coming off a big romp in the Zamboanga elims and the latter topping the Cagayan de Oro qualifiers of the event sponsored by top sports apparel adidas. 


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                    [Title] => The saga ends
                    [Summary] => Little did the legions of would-be fans of Star Wars lining the sidewalk at Grauman’s Chinese Theater in 1977 know that this billion-dollar franchise would end 28 years later – celebrated by younger generations and worshipped by hordes of devoted fanatics. 


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Represented by national champion San Beda College, RP Team-A faces a crack, tall squad from China led by 1.97-meter Yu Yu and 1.94-meter Zhang Kai in a fitting opener to an expected action-packed 3-on-3 duels among the best teams in the region.


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"Playing basketball should come from the heart," said the soft-spoken Telfair during yesterday’s press launch of the sixth adidas Asian Streetball Finals at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel. "And I’m excited to share my experience with the players here at adidas Streetball."


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With burly Jay-R Taganas powering his way underneath for 11 points, the San Beda cagers thwarted Visayas champions West Negros College, 17-14, to capture the seniors crown and the top P10,000 cash prize plus P20,000 worth of gift package from the sponsoring adidas.


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