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[Title] => Lerma ponders retirement
[Summary] => We may have seen the last of Lerma Bulauitan Gabito who, at 31, has started thinking of retirement.
"I’m having plans. I’m planning to retire. I’m already 31," said Lerma after finishing second in the long jump, fourth in the century dash and in the 4x100 relay of the 23rd SEA Games, which is probably her last.
Lerma posted a best of 6.45 meters in the long jump finals last Sunday, which was off the SEA Games record of 6.52 set by the legendary Elma Muros during the 1989 Kuala Lumpur edition.
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[Title] => Buhain exhorts Pinoy bets to give their best
[Summary] => ATHENS (Via Globe Telecom) — Don’t let this chance slip away.
In a few chosen words, this was how Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Eric Buhain exhorted the Filipino athletes who are all hoping for the best in the 28th Olympic Games here.
Buhain, a swimmer who won a total of 15 gold medals in the Southeast Asian Games, including six in its 1991 staging in Manila, visited the RP quarters inside the Olympic Village Saturday afternoon to meet the athletes.
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[Title] => Bulauitan captures silver in Asian Athletics 2nd leg
[Summary] => Lerma Bulauitan Gabito gathered all what she could muster in her sixth and last jump to snatch the silver medal in the women’s long jump in the second leg of the Asian Athletics Grand Prix Sunday in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
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[Title] => Torres claims silver in Asian GP
[Summary] => Battling humid weather, reigning MILO National Open long jump champion Maristella Torres Wednesday picked up a silver medal in the first stop of the four-leg Asian Athletics Grand Prix in Hyderabad, India.
The San Jose, Negros Oriental lass could only leap 6.21 meters as against the 6.62 distance of gold medalist Yelen Kochsheyeva of Kazakhstan. Torres’ jump was a far cry from her 6.40 m effort in the 2002 Asian Championships held in Colombo, Sri Lanka where she finished third behind compatriot Lerma Bulauitan Gabito and the same Kazakh athlete.
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Lerma posted a best of 6.45 meters in the long jump finals last Sunday, which was off the SEA Games record of 6.52 set by the legendary Elma Muros during the 1989 Kuala Lumpur edition.
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Buhain, a swimmer who won a total of 15 gold medals in the Southeast Asian Games, including six in its 1991 staging in Manila, visited the RP quarters inside the Olympic Village Saturday afternoon to meet the athletes.
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The San Jose, Negros Oriental lass could only leap 6.21 meters as against the 6.62 distance of gold medalist Yelen Kochsheyeva of Kazakhstan. Torres’ jump was a far cry from her 6.40 m effort in the 2002 Asian Championships held in Colombo, Sri Lanka where she finished third behind compatriot Lerma Bulauitan Gabito and the same Kazakh athlete.
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August 16, 2004 - 12:00am
