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[Title] => Ginebra deplores hooliganism
[Summary] => Ginebra San Miguel team manager Ira Maniquis yesterday called on fans to restrain their emotions in the wake of a brutal attack that left Kings diehard Manny Ogaro of Makati bleeding from a deep cut on his left eyelid after a recent Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) game at the PhilSports Arena.
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[Title] => New lease on life for ex-pros
[Summary] => Former Purefoods coach Eric Altamirano said he doesn’t miss the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) too much because he’s busy touring the country, doing marketing and goodwill work with the San Miguel North and South All-Star teams.
Altamirano, 37, is on the road with the All-Stars an average of five days a week, visiting even remote towns where no PBA player has ever set foot. The gratification, said Altamirano, is seeing the barrio folks welcome the All-Stars with open arms, wide smiles and warm handshakes.
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[Title] => Limpot’s reinstatement up next?
[Summary] => After Davonn Harp and Noli Locsin, it’s now Jun Limpot’s turn to bid for reinstatement in the league. Barangay Ginebra is hoping Limpot’s case could be re-evaluated by PBA commissioner Noli Eala after the 6-foot-5 forward/slotman completed a psychosocial program and passed a number of random drug tests conducted by the team.
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[Title] => Crisano denies illegal drug use
[Summary] => Fil-Am cager Alex Crisano denied ever taking any illegal drugs and said the Philippine National Police Crime Laboratory might have mistaken the food supplements he was taking to a banned substance in his urine sample in a recent drug test.
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[Title] => Doing it for Ben
[Summary] => For a while, it was touch-and-go. Ben Davis wasn’t sure if he’d continue playing for Barangay Ginebra in the Samsung Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Commissioner’s Cup.
Ginebra team manager Ira Maniquis had just informed Davis’ partner Silas Mills to pack up. The time was 2 p.m. last Friday and in an hour, interim coach Cris Calilan would start practice. Mills cried his eyes out before Davis and begged for sympathy from his boyhood pal.
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[Title] => Ginebra taps big banger
[Summary] => Gee, he seems terrific.
That’s the typical first impression when you see Barangay Ginebra import Jarrod Gee who’s teaming up with comebacking Charles Richard (Bubba) Wells for the Kings in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Governors Cup starting Sunday.
Ginebra team manager Ira Maniquis gulps at the sight of the 6-8, 240-pound forward who flew in Sunday.
"He’s massive – with a wide body," says Maniquis. "He looks like Shawn Kemp only he’s nice and decent."
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[Title] => All’s Wells that ends Wells
[Summary] => He came in two days late but Barangay Ginebra coach Allan Caidic is just relieved that Charles Richard Wells — call him "Bubba" — is finally in town to play for the Kings in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Governors Cup.
Wells, 27, should’ve planed in last Saturday — a day before Ginebra’s game against Pop Cola at the Big Dome. But he never showed up, forcing the Kings to play importless.
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[Title] => Northern Alliance
[Summary] => First, a disclaimer. This has nothing to do with the anti-Taliban forces in Afghanistan. Another kind of "Northern Alliance" surfaced during the opening of the 32nd Northern Cement Interdepartmental Athletic Tournament in Sison, Pangasinan, last Saturday.
Barangay Ginebra team manager Ira Maniquis assembled a cast of former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) stars, guests, and friends to form a team that played the Northern Cement plant selection in an exhibition game that was the highlight of the Athletic Tournament’s inaugural program.
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[Title] => Ginebra’s upbeat mood - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => Since taking over the Barangay Ginebra coaching reins in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Governors Cup last year, Allan Caidic hasn’t slept soundly at night.
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[Title] => Northern reunion - SPORTING CHANCE By Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => It was like the good, old days for Hector Calma and Avelino (Samboy) Lim as the former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) greats treated employees, relatives, and friends of Northern Cement Corp. to a glory ride down memory lane in Sison, Pangasinan, last Saturday.
Calma and Lim were back in uniform only this time, they wore the Purok Ginebra colors. Why Purok? Because it’s a segment of the larger Barangay Ginebra, explained Purok coach Ira Maniquis who’s also the newly-appointed manager of Ginebra’s PBA team.
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[Title] => Ginebra deplores hooliganism
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[Title] => New lease on life for ex-pros
[Summary] => Former Purefoods coach Eric Altamirano said he doesn’t miss the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) too much because he’s busy touring the country, doing marketing and goodwill work with the San Miguel North and South All-Star teams.
Altamirano, 37, is on the road with the All-Stars an average of five days a week, visiting even remote towns where no PBA player has ever set foot. The gratification, said Altamirano, is seeing the barrio folks welcome the All-Stars with open arms, wide smiles and warm handshakes.
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[Title] => Limpot’s reinstatement up next?
[Summary] => After Davonn Harp and Noli Locsin, it’s now Jun Limpot’s turn to bid for reinstatement in the league. Barangay Ginebra is hoping Limpot’s case could be re-evaluated by PBA commissioner Noli Eala after the 6-foot-5 forward/slotman completed a psychosocial program and passed a number of random drug tests conducted by the team.
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[Title] => Crisano denies illegal drug use
[Summary] => Fil-Am cager Alex Crisano denied ever taking any illegal drugs and said the Philippine National Police Crime Laboratory might have mistaken the food supplements he was taking to a banned substance in his urine sample in a recent drug test.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => Doing it for Ben
[Summary] => For a while, it was touch-and-go. Ben Davis wasn’t sure if he’d continue playing for Barangay Ginebra in the Samsung Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Commissioner’s Cup.
Ginebra team manager Ira Maniquis had just informed Davis’ partner Silas Mills to pack up. The time was 2 p.m. last Friday and in an hour, interim coach Cris Calilan would start practice. Mills cried his eyes out before Davis and begged for sympathy from his boyhood pal.
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[Title] => Ginebra taps big banger
[Summary] => Gee, he seems terrific.
That’s the typical first impression when you see Barangay Ginebra import Jarrod Gee who’s teaming up with comebacking Charles Richard (Bubba) Wells for the Kings in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Governors Cup starting Sunday.
Ginebra team manager Ira Maniquis gulps at the sight of the 6-8, 240-pound forward who flew in Sunday.
"He’s massive – with a wide body," says Maniquis. "He looks like Shawn Kemp only he’s nice and decent."
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => All’s Wells that ends Wells
[Summary] => He came in two days late but Barangay Ginebra coach Allan Caidic is just relieved that Charles Richard Wells — call him "Bubba" — is finally in town to play for the Kings in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Governors Cup.
Wells, 27, should’ve planed in last Saturday — a day before Ginebra’s game against Pop Cola at the Big Dome. But he never showed up, forcing the Kings to play importless.
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[Title] => Northern Alliance
[Summary] => First, a disclaimer. This has nothing to do with the anti-Taliban forces in Afghanistan. Another kind of "Northern Alliance" surfaced during the opening of the 32nd Northern Cement Interdepartmental Athletic Tournament in Sison, Pangasinan, last Saturday.
Barangay Ginebra team manager Ira Maniquis assembled a cast of former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) stars, guests, and friends to form a team that played the Northern Cement plant selection in an exhibition game that was the highlight of the Athletic Tournament’s inaugural program.
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[Title] => Ginebra’s upbeat mood - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => Since taking over the Barangay Ginebra coaching reins in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Governors Cup last year, Allan Caidic hasn’t slept soundly at night.
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[Title] => Northern reunion - SPORTING CHANCE By Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => It was like the good, old days for Hector Calma and Avelino (Samboy) Lim as the former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) greats treated employees, relatives, and friends of Northern Cement Corp. to a glory ride down memory lane in Sison, Pangasinan, last Saturday.
Calma and Lim were back in uniform only this time, they wore the Purok Ginebra colors. Why Purok? Because it’s a segment of the larger Barangay Ginebra, explained Purok coach Ira Maniquis who’s also the newly-appointed manager of Ginebra’s PBA team.
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