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[Title] => Karatekas bag three golds
[Summary] => MLADA BOLESLAV, Czech Republic — Filipino karatekas led by Ian George Jereos bagged three gold medals Sunday to finish fourth overall in the prestigious VII Czech Republic Karate Open championships here.
Jereos whipped top Yugoslavian kata player Radojeie in the men’s finals after hurdling his earlier rivals from Lithuania, Germany, Poland and San Marino.
Cherli Tugday and Nestor Halili produced the two other RP golds in the kumite 60-kilogram and 53-kg events, respectively.
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[Title] => Karatekas: Gold worth ‘dyeing’ for
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — The Philippine men’s kumite team in the karatedo event dyed their hair gold and vowed to die for the gold medal as they plunge into action in the SEA Games starting tomorrow until Tuesday.
With that great resolve to win and not to mention their long, serious preparation for the Games, the RP karatekas are among the Philippine bets expected to make a big turnaround from a forgettable showing in Brunei although they admitted Malaysia and Vietnam are still the teams to beat for the overall crown in their event.
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IAN GEORGE JEREOS
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[Summary] => MLADA BOLESLAV, Czech Republic — Filipino karatekas led by Ian George Jereos bagged three gold medals Sunday to finish fourth overall in the prestigious VII Czech Republic Karate Open championships here.
Jereos whipped top Yugoslavian kata player Radojeie in the men’s finals after hurdling his earlier rivals from Lithuania, Germany, Poland and San Marino.
Cherli Tugday and Nestor Halili produced the two other RP golds in the kumite 60-kilogram and 53-kg events, respectively.
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[Title] => Karatekas: Gold worth ‘dyeing’ for
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — The Philippine men’s kumite team in the karatedo event dyed their hair gold and vowed to die for the gold medal as they plunge into action in the SEA Games starting tomorrow until Tuesday.
With that great resolve to win and not to mention their long, serious preparation for the Games, the RP karatekas are among the Philippine bets expected to make a big turnaround from a forgettable showing in Brunei although they admitted Malaysia and Vietnam are still the teams to beat for the overall crown in their event.
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