+ Follow JOEY VEGUILLAS Tag
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[Title] => Dayrit sees early solution to BAP leadership crisis
[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit yesterday said the two warring factions in the Basketball Association of the Philippines have been working behind the scene seeking a long-term solution to the problems that have hounded the BAP since December.
Dayrit, caught in the middle of the leadership dispute between the groups of Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat and Quintellano "Tiny" Literal, said both parties are close to agreeing on the formation of a five-man BAP steering committee with only the final details, particularly its composition, being ironed out.
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[Title] => PSC files raps vs PKF chief
[Summary] => The Philippine Sports Commission yesterday decided to suspend its financial assistance to the Philippine Karatedo Federation after a PSC investigative body found "probable cause" to ask the Office of the Solicitor General to file administrative charges against PKF president Eduardo Ponce.
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[Title] => Now it's Veguillas vs Veguillas
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The controversy in the Philippine Karatedo Federation has become a Veguillas vs
Veguillas affair.
In a move that shocked sports leaders and boosted the plight of resigned
national karatekas, Joey Veguillas, brother of incumbent PKF president Pocholo,
tendered his resignation yesterday as vice president of the association.
Earlier, Joey's son, Paulo Nicolas Veguillas, resigned as member of the RP
team, joining younger brother Juan Salvador (Buddy) Veguillas who resigned
after the 1998 Asian Games.
The resignation provided the latest twist in the current move by the karate
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Dayrit, caught in the middle of the leadership dispute between the groups of Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat and Quintellano "Tiny" Literal, said both parties are close to agreeing on the formation of a five-man BAP steering committee with only the final details, particularly its composition, being ironed out.
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[Title] => Now it's Veguillas vs Veguillas
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The controversy in the Philippine Karatedo Federation has become a Veguillas vs
Veguillas affair.
In a move that shocked sports leaders and boosted the plight of resigned
national karatekas, Joey Veguillas, brother of incumbent PKF president Pocholo,
tendered his resignation yesterday as vice president of the association.
Earlier, Joey's son, Paulo Nicolas Veguillas, resigned as member of the RP
team, joining younger brother Juan Salvador (Buddy) Veguillas who resigned
after the 1998 Asian Games.
The resignation provided the latest twist in the current move by the karate
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