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[Title] => FINA okays Chua’s Athens stint
[Summary] => Swimmer Raphael "Timmy" Chua yesterday hurdled the last obstacle in his bid to see action in the 28th Olympiad in Athens next month when the International Amateur Swimming Federation (FINA) confirmed his eligibility to compete in the Games.
The Philippine Olympic Committee through its secretary-general Romeo Ribano received a faxed message from Lausanne, Switzerland-based FINA executive director Cornel Marculescu confirming the eligibility of the 21-year-old University of the Philippines student to join the national team in Athens.
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[Title] => Chua makes Athens trip in nick of time
[Summary] => Swimmer Raphael Matthew ‘Timmy’ Chua wouldn’t miss the singular honor of donning the national colors and living every athlete’s dream of an Olympic stint after all as he got the go-signal to compete in Athens yesterday.
The 21-year old Chua found himself in the center of controversy when he met the qualifying standard for Olympic B in the Hong Kong Long Course championship over the weekend but ran afoul with the swimming body as he competed with a squad of Filipino tankers without its permission.
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[Title] => Swim body puts on hold RP tanker’s Athens bid
[Summary] => A full-blooded Filipino swimmer who met the Olympic B standard in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke last Sunday is being denied a chance to compete in Athens, Greece, next month.
Timmy Chua, born, raised and trained in the Philippines, qualified for the Olympics when he clocked one minute and 04.93 seconds in the Hong Kong Long Course Championships held in Kowloon over the weekend.
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[Title] => Pinoy swimmer pumasa sa Athens pero...
[Summary] => Isa pang Filipino swimmer--si Raphael ‘Timmy’ Chua ang nakahigit sa Olympic B qualifying time para sa men’s 100-meter breaststroke, gayunpaman ang kanyang partisipasyon sa Athens Games ay nasa balag pa ng alanganin.
Nagtala si Chua ng oras na 1 minuto, 4.93 segundo upang dominahin ang nasabing event sa Hong Kong Long Course Championships sa Kowloon noong nakaraang Linggo upang talunin ang pitong iba pang Hong Kong tankers.
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OLYMPIC B
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[Summary] => Swimmer Raphael "Timmy" Chua yesterday hurdled the last obstacle in his bid to see action in the 28th Olympiad in Athens next month when the International Amateur Swimming Federation (FINA) confirmed his eligibility to compete in the Games.
The Philippine Olympic Committee through its secretary-general Romeo Ribano received a faxed message from Lausanne, Switzerland-based FINA executive director Cornel Marculescu confirming the eligibility of the 21-year-old University of the Philippines student to join the national team in Athens.
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[Summary] => Swimmer Raphael Matthew ‘Timmy’ Chua wouldn’t miss the singular honor of donning the national colors and living every athlete’s dream of an Olympic stint after all as he got the go-signal to compete in Athens yesterday.
The 21-year old Chua found himself in the center of controversy when he met the qualifying standard for Olympic B in the Hong Kong Long Course championship over the weekend but ran afoul with the swimming body as he competed with a squad of Filipino tankers without its permission.
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[Summary] => A full-blooded Filipino swimmer who met the Olympic B standard in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke last Sunday is being denied a chance to compete in Athens, Greece, next month.
Timmy Chua, born, raised and trained in the Philippines, qualified for the Olympics when he clocked one minute and 04.93 seconds in the Hong Kong Long Course Championships held in Kowloon over the weekend.
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Nagtala si Chua ng oras na 1 minuto, 4.93 segundo upang dominahin ang nasabing event sa Hong Kong Long Course Championships sa Kowloon noong nakaraang Linggo upang talunin ang pitong iba pang Hong Kong tankers.
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