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                    [Title] => Ikalawang gold nilangoy ni Molina
                    [Summary] => LOS BAÑOS, Laguna – Nilangoy ni Miguel Molina ang kanyang ikalawang gintong medalya sa harap ng nagbubunying manonood kasabay ng tugtog na "Pinoy Ako" at maiwasan ang pagkakabokya sa araw na iyon sa ikalawang araw ng aksiyon sa 23rd SEA Games swimming competition dito sa Trace Aquatics Center. 


Matapos ang natatanging gintong medalya noong Martes, dinagdagan ni Molina ang kanyang ginto makaraang langoyin ang 200M individual medley. Unang napagwagian ni Molina ang 400m IM. 


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                    [Title] => Danila may puwesto na sa RP swimming team
                    [Summary] => Nakasikwat na ng kanyang puwesto sa Philippine swimming team ang nagbabalik na si Liza Danila. 


Ito ay matapos sungkitin ng 2000 Sydney Olympian ang gintong medalya sa women’s 50-meter freestyle sa tiyempong 27.70 segundo sa pagtatapos ng Bank of Commerce-National Open Swimming Championships kahapon sa Rizal Memorial Swimming Pool. 


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                    [Title] => Danila cops 4th gold but teener steals show
                    [Summary] => Lizza Danila, assured of a berth in the national team competing in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, claimed her fourth gold medal by ruling the 200-meter freestyle yesterday even as upsets rocked the penultimate day of the Bank of Commerce National Tryouts at the Rizal Pool.


Danila, 23, timed in two minutes and 10.44 seconds to add to her early victories in the 100-m freestyle, 200-m and 100-m backstroke.


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                    [Title] => 2 bagitong swimmers nanorpresa
                    [Summary] => Dalawang bagitong swimmers ang gumitla sa dalawang Olympic Games campaigner, habang isang nagbabalik na tanker naman ang pumitas ng kanyang ika-apat na gintong medalya sa Day 4 ng Bank of Commerce-National Open Swimming Championships kahapon sa Rizal Memorial Swimming Pool. 


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                    [Title] => Danila annexes third swim gold
                    [Summary] => Lizza Danila continued to lord it over her youthful rivals she had wanted to inspire as she ruled the 100-meter backstroke yesterday for her third gold medal in the Bank of Commerce National Tryouts at the Rizal Memorial Sports Center pool.


Back from retirement, the 23-year-old Danila found herself on center stage again after coming up with golden feats in the 100-m free and 200-m back in Tuesday’s opener of the event serving as part of the elimination process in the selection of the national team members for next month’s Southeast Asian Games here.


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                    [Title] => Guerrero   cops 2nd gold in RP tryouts
                    [Summary] => Jenny Rose Guerrero enhanced her comeback bid for the Southeast Asian Games with a second gold medal, topping the 100-meter breaststroke in yesterday’s Bank of Commerce National Tryouts at the Rizal pool.


But Guerrero, 21,  who trained for three months in China, could only clock one minute and 18.75 seconds, a far cry from her best time that netted a  silver medal in the 2001 Kuala Lumpur Southeast Asian Games.


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                    [Title] => Guerrero nagbalik-aksiyon
                    [Summary] => Matapos ang tatlong taon, muling nagbabalik sa aksyon si 2000 Sydney Olympic Games campaigner Jenny Guerrero. 


Nagposte ang pambato ng University of the Philippines ng bilis na 1:18.75 para ungusan sina Denjylie Cordero at Edzen Dinglasan na naglista ng 1:19.11 at 1:20.54, ayon sa pagkakasunod, sa women’s 100-meter breaststroke sa Day 2 ng Bank of Commerce National Open Swimming Championships kahapon sa Rizal Memorial Swimming Pool. 


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                    [Title] => ‘Retiree’ Lizza still makes waves in SEAG qualifier
                    [Summary] => Maria Lizza Danila came out of a two-month retirement to put up a shining performance in the first day of the Bank of Commerce National Open Swimming Championships at the Rizal Memorial Sports Center pool yesterday.


Competing just to push the young swimmers to come up with a better time, Danila surprised even herself as she topped the 100m freestyle with an impressive clocking of 59.69 seconds.


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                    [Title] => PASA chief predicts 7-gold haul in SEAG
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD CITY —POC-recognized  swimming association president Mark Joseph predicted a haul of no less than seven gold medals by the hosts in the 2005 Southeast Asian Games aquatic events.


Joseph said Filipino swimmers could easily top their three-gold harvest in Vietnam in 2003 as they will surely be inspired  by the hometown crowd in this year’s SEAG slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 in various venues in the country.


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                    [Title] => The heart of an athlete
                    [Summary] => "You will not have greatness until you understand that the strongest muscle is the heart. To me that’s the soul of the Olympic Games."– Andrea Bocelli


It’s always been any athlete’s dream to compete in the Olympics, the fact that they get to compete in the games, even without winning any medals, is victory in itself. 


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                    [AuthorName] => KETCHUP PLEASE, LUIS! By Luis Carlo San Juan
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MARICHI GANDIONCO

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