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Atienza: Decide early on SEAG hub

By Abac Cordero | May 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Arnold "Ali" Atienza, chairman of the Manila Sports Council, has suggested to the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee to decide as soon as possible which city or province will serve as main hub of...

Sports

Manila looms as SEAG main hub

By Abac Cordero | May 23, 2003 - 12:00am

Due to the lack of time and resources to build a new main stadium, Manila, the country’s capital city, has once again emerged as the most logical choice to host and serve as main hub of the 23rd Southeast Asian...

Sports