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DOHA — Saying it’s not the medal but the performance that counts in the end, Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco on Wednesday lauded the Filipino athletes for their exploits in the Asian Games which draws to a close Friday at the Khalifa Stadium here.
Cojuangco said he’s proud of the 229 Filipino athletes who competed in 31 sports in the last 14 days, four of whom came away with gold medals, six captured silvers and nine took home bronzes.
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DOHA — The 15th Asian Games unfurls in this tiny oil-rich emirate tonight with the hosts vowing to stage what they billed as the "Games of your Life" — a fortnight of battle for sporting excellence among more than 13,000 athletes from 45 countries of the world’s largest continent.
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[Title] => PBL cagers bow to taller, heftier Jordanians
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Bucking the ejection of coach Junel Baculi, the PBL cagers fought back from double-digit deficits in the early going to close in down the stretch but fouled up on the foul line and bowed to their taller and heftier foes from West Asia.
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Cojuangco said he’s proud of the 229 Filipino athletes who competed in 31 sports in the last 14 days, four of whom came away with gold medals, six captured silvers and nine took home bronzes.
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