+ Follow MR. JALASCO Tag
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[Title] => BAP row resumes as SEABA war ends
[Summary] => Barely a day after the Southeast Asian Basketball Association (SEABA) guests had left, the war in the Basketball Association resumed.
Quintellano "Tiny" Literal was elected president of the BAP for the fourth time, but officials of the BAP led by Freddie Jalasco, said the "election" was devoid of authority and therefore, "again" illegal.
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[Title] => Assured of funds, BAP to stage SEABA
[Summary] => Assured of support from the Philippine Sports Commission and the Philippine Olympic Committee, Basketball Association of the Philippines president Freddie Jalasco announced yesterday the country’s hosting of the fourth Southeast Asian Basketball Association Men’s Championship, which was earlier postponed due to internal problems and lack of funds.
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[Title] => RP team troubles hit new low - THE GAME OF MY LIFE by Bill Velasco
[Summary] => The feud over the Basketball Association of the Philippines hit a new low, as Freddie Jalasco, recognized by the Philippine Olympic Committee as BAP president, revealed he has been considering firing national men’s coach Boycie Zamar and national women’s coach Bay Cristobal for allegedly taking sides.
According to Zamar, their actions were skewed by media reports coming out in a major broadsheet and tabloid group.
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[Title] => Literal: I’m duly elected BAP chief
[Summary] => Tiny Literal, who claims to be the duly-elected president of the Basketball Association of the Philippines, yesterday dared Freddie Jalasco, the leader of the other BAP faction, to go to court if the latter continues to question the legality of his election last Jan. 17 in Angeles City, Pampanga.
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MR. JALASCO
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Quintellano "Tiny" Literal was elected president of the BAP for the fourth time, but officials of the BAP led by Freddie Jalasco, said the "election" was devoid of authority and therefore, "again" illegal.
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[Summary] => The feud over the Basketball Association of the Philippines hit a new low, as Freddie Jalasco, recognized by the Philippine Olympic Committee as BAP president, revealed he has been considering firing national men’s coach Boycie Zamar and national women’s coach Bay Cristobal for allegedly taking sides.
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