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[Title] => Mister namaril nang titigan ang kanyang misis
[Summary] => Pinaghahanap ng pulisya ang isang lalaking namaril sa loob ng isang bar sa Quezon City na ikinasugat ng malubha ng isang mister matapos makaaway ng suspek ang isang customer sa bar na umano’y malagkit tumitig sa kanyang misis naganap kahapon ng umaga sa Quezon City.
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[Title] => Isabel Preysler: ‘My beauty secret? An active lifestyle!’
[Summary] => The first thing that strikes you when you come face to face with Isabel Preysler, dubbed “La Reina del Glamour” by the Spanish media, is how captivatingly expressive her light brown eyes are.
[DatePublished] => 2012-12-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Tetta Ortiz Matera
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[Title] => Pinoy golfer wins acclaim in Spain
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There are over 700 trophies in Mike Preysler’s collection, a testament to his achievements in softball, handball, football, sailing, pelota, squash, clay-pigeon shooting, bowling and the sport that is closest to his heart — golf.
Whatever sport he chose to engage in, Preysler excelled. A born athlete, he continues to dominate the amateur senior golf circuit in Spain where he has lived for nearly 30 years.
Preysler, 56, was a member of the Philippine national golf team that won five straight Southeast Asian championships from 1969 to 1973.
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => Warring cycling leaders agree to end dispute
[Summary] => Due to lack of quorum, the Philippine Amateur Cycling Association General Assembly was called off yesterday but still produced some kind of a development when Joaqui Preysler and Ponciano Regalado, locked up in a tight leadership dispute, agreed to settle the issue once and for all in another meeting set Jan. 13.
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[Title] => PACA leadership row settled today?
[Summary] => Joaqui Preysler, the embattled president of the Philippine Amateur Cycling Association, has called for a meeting among PACA officials today for the ratification of the minutes of last January’s meeting where he claims to have been elected as the rightful successor of the late Francisco Almeda.
The meeting is set at noon at the Orchid Gardens suite in Malate with Preysler confident of finally settling the leadership dispute within the cycling group. Once ratified, the minutes of the Jan. 30 meeting would prove that Preysler is the PACA’s duly-elected president.
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[Title] => GTK decries backers’ ouster
[Summary] => Defeated Philippine Olympic Committee presidential candidate Go Teng Kok has come out in the open to oppose what he said was a calculated effort by the new POC leadership to oust national sports association (NSA) presidents who had voted for him during the last POC elections.
Go was referring to cycling president Joaquin Preysler, who was replaced by Ponciano Regalado, and weightlifting president Rodones Sicat, who is facing charges of incompetence and for having elected Go in the POC elections held Nov. 24.
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[Title] => Preysler ‘ousted’; PACA names new head
[Summary] => Emmanuel Bayot, who claims to be the only duly-elected official left in the Philippine Amateur Cycling Association, yesterday swore in Ponciano Regalado as officer-in-charge of the troubled cycling body.
Regalado, a former employee of the Philippine Sports Commission, however, was sworn in without the presence of Joaquin Preysler, who took over the PACA leadership following the death of former PACA chief Francisco Almeda last year.
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[Title] => Isabel Preysler: ‘My beauty secret? An active lifestyle!’
[Summary] => The first thing that strikes you when you come face to face with Isabel Preysler, dubbed “La Reina del Glamour” by the Spanish media, is how captivatingly expressive her light brown eyes are.
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[Title] => Pinoy golfer wins acclaim in Spain
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There are over 700 trophies in Mike Preysler’s collection, a testament to his achievements in softball, handball, football, sailing, pelota, squash, clay-pigeon shooting, bowling and the sport that is closest to his heart — golf.
Whatever sport he chose to engage in, Preysler excelled. A born athlete, he continues to dominate the amateur senior golf circuit in Spain where he has lived for nearly 30 years.
Preysler, 56, was a member of the Philippine national golf team that won five straight Southeast Asian championships from 1969 to 1973.
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[Title] => Warring cycling leaders agree to end dispute
[Summary] => Due to lack of quorum, the Philippine Amateur Cycling Association General Assembly was called off yesterday but still produced some kind of a development when Joaqui Preysler and Ponciano Regalado, locked up in a tight leadership dispute, agreed to settle the issue once and for all in another meeting set Jan. 13.
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[Title] => PACA leadership row settled today?
[Summary] => Joaqui Preysler, the embattled president of the Philippine Amateur Cycling Association, has called for a meeting among PACA officials today for the ratification of the minutes of last January’s meeting where he claims to have been elected as the rightful successor of the late Francisco Almeda.
The meeting is set at noon at the Orchid Gardens suite in Malate with Preysler confident of finally settling the leadership dispute within the cycling group. Once ratified, the minutes of the Jan. 30 meeting would prove that Preysler is the PACA’s duly-elected president.
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[Title] => GTK decries backers’ ouster
[Summary] => Defeated Philippine Olympic Committee presidential candidate Go Teng Kok has come out in the open to oppose what he said was a calculated effort by the new POC leadership to oust national sports association (NSA) presidents who had voted for him during the last POC elections.
Go was referring to cycling president Joaquin Preysler, who was replaced by Ponciano Regalado, and weightlifting president Rodones Sicat, who is facing charges of incompetence and for having elected Go in the POC elections held Nov. 24.
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[Title] => Preysler ‘ousted’; PACA names new head
[Summary] => Emmanuel Bayot, who claims to be the only duly-elected official left in the Philippine Amateur Cycling Association, yesterday swore in Ponciano Regalado as officer-in-charge of the troubled cycling body.
Regalado, a former employee of the Philippine Sports Commission, however, was sworn in without the presence of Joaquin Preysler, who took over the PACA leadership following the death of former PACA chief Francisco Almeda last year.
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