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[Title] => MVP, Vargas elected to top ABAP posts
[Summary] => Telecommunications top man Manny V. Pangilinan and trusted aide Ricky Vargas have been elected to top posts in the Amateur ...
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[Title] => 2 Pinoy boxer inalat agad
[Summary] => Naging masama ang panimula ng kampanya nang Team Philippines noong Sabado matapos na ang dalawa mula sa pito-kataong boxing squad ay pawang nakatikim ng kamalasan sa pagsisimula ng Ahmet Comert International Boxing Championships sa Istanbul, Turkey.
Natalo ang nagbabalik na Olympian na si Rey-naldo Galido kay Adem ng Turkey ng ga-buhok lamang sa welterweight division, 17-18, habang natikman naman ni Warlito Parrenas ang 27-22 kabiguan sa mga kamay ng isa pang Turk na si Aydenir sa flyweight class.
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[Title] => RP pugs leave for Turkey bash
[Summary] => A seven-man team leaves for Istanbul, Turkey today to participate in the AIBA ranking Ahmet Comert tournament set April 19-25.
The team, led by Liberato Reyna and coached by Boy Velasco and Vicente Arcenal, is composed of light flyweight Godfrey Castro, flyweight Warlito Parenas, bantamweight Joan Tipon, featherweight Junard Ladon, lightweight Genebert Basadre, light welterweight Mark Jason Melligen and welterweight Reynaldo Galido & R/J Dante De castro.
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[Title] => Bum judging knocks off Payla; officials, fans cry foul
[Summary] => BUSAN – Flyweight Violito Payla was bumped off the medal race yesterday, absorbing a very controversial loss that won’t easily be forgotten even after the final bell sounds in the boxing competitions of the 14th Asian Games here.
Payla, supposedly the brightest medal hope of Team Caltex, fought well against Pakistan’s Nouman Karim, exchanging hard, powerful punches with the fighter whom he could have, should have and would have beaten on any given day.
To many, the fight should have been Payla’s, and to some, it could have gone either way.
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[Title] => Payla enters finals
[Summary] => WARSAW, Poland — They have the same initials, share the same room here and serve the Armed Forces back home. But Violito Payla and Vincent Palicte’s similarities end there.
For Payla punched his way to the flyweight finals in the Feliks Stamm International Boxing Championships Friday night, beating Sebastian Gouthier of Canada with a decisive 26-8 win that should become a cause of concern for the hosts who seemed to have perfected the art of winning in prizefighting.
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[Title] => Pinoy pugs tired but in high spirits
[Summary] => Warsaw, Poland — Despite the long haul from Manila, Filipino boxers were in high spirits when they arrived Tuesday in this Polish capital.
Weary and exhausted after a 23-hour travel fromManila (via Kuala Lumpur and Amsterdam), including a three-hour ordeal at the military-manned Warsaw Airport’s Immigration office, Team Caltex Philippines arrived here as darkness set in at 4 p.m., prompting officials to abandon their plan for a light workout and ordering their chargers to retire for the day.
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Natalo ang nagbabalik na Olympian na si Rey-naldo Galido kay Adem ng Turkey ng ga-buhok lamang sa welterweight division, 17-18, habang natikman naman ni Warlito Parrenas ang 27-22 kabiguan sa mga kamay ng isa pang Turk na si Aydenir sa flyweight class.
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Payla, supposedly the brightest medal hope of Team Caltex, fought well against Pakistan’s Nouman Karim, exchanging hard, powerful punches with the fighter whom he could have, should have and would have beaten on any given day.
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For Payla punched his way to the flyweight finals in the Feliks Stamm International Boxing Championships Friday night, beating Sebastian Gouthier of Canada with a decisive 26-8 win that should become a cause of concern for the hosts who seemed to have perfected the art of winning in prizefighting.
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November 18, 2001 - 12:00am
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