+ Follow PUYAT AND LITERAL Tag
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[Title] => Puyat stays as legitimate BAP head
[Summary] => The recent decision by the Court of Appeals nullifying Quintellano "Tiny" Literal’s election as BAP president has left Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat as the legitimate, rightful head of the local basketball body, and might soon force the FIBA to lift its suspension on the BAP simply because there’s nothing more to deliberate on.
[DatePublished] => 2001-08-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Let’s not send cagers to SEAG’
[Summary] => After turning down what could have been the best possible solution to the BAP mess, here comes Quintellano "Tiny" Literal saying that it would be better if the Philippines does not send a basketball team to the Kuala Lumpur SEA Games this September.
Literal, who claims to be the rightful BAP head and not Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat, yesterday said not sending a cage team to the bennial meet where the Philippines is the defending champion will save the country from further embarrassment.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-10 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Abac Cordero
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[Title] => Shame and scandal
[Summary] => Former Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Col. Julian Malonso said if sports is the gauge of national progress, the country isn’t moving forward.
"It’s very sad," lamented Malonso. "Sports shapes the country. It’s a way of life. So if there is no sports program at all, if our leaders are selfish, we are lost. In the BAP (Basketball Association of the Philippines) case, the problem is everybody wants to be President. It’s all about money. Maybe, it’s because we’re hard-up and that’s why we’re greedy for positions.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-05 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => Shame and scandal - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => Former Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Col. Julian Malonso said if sports is the gauge of national progress, the country isn’t moving forward.
"It’s very sad," lamented Malonso. "Sports shapes the country. It’s a way of life. So if there is no sports program at all, if our leaders are selfish, we are lost. In the BAP (Basketball Association of the Philippines) case, the problem is everybody wants to be President. It’s all about money. Maybe, it’s because we’re hard-up and that’s why we’re greedy for positions.
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[Title] => POC chief bats for Pangilinan-led BAP coalition
[Summary] => While the much-awaited meeting between Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat and Quintellano "Tiny" Literal hangs in the air, the formation of a new Basketball Association of the Philippines coalition – with businessman Manny Pangilinan at the helm – is now being considered.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => POC chief bats for Pangilinan-led BAP coalition
[Summary] => While the much-awaited meeting between Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat and Quintellano "Tiny" Literal hangs in the air, the formation of a new Basketball Association of the Philippines coalition – with businessman Manny Pangilinan at the helm – is now being considered.
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[Title] => Pangilinan key to BAP row solution, says Jalasco
[Summary] => As far as Freddie Jalasco is concerned, businessman Manny Pangilinan taking over the Basketball Association of the Philippines could be the best solution to the six-month leadership dispute within the beleaguered basketball body.
Jalasco, who served as BAP head from 1996 until early this year, yesterday said that since Pangilinan is acceptable to the leaders of the two camps disputing the presidency, then they might as well step aside and give the PLDT president a free hand to run the BAP.
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[Title] => Pangilinan key to BAP row solution, says Jalasco
[Summary] => As far as Freddie Jalasco is concerned, businessman Manny Pangilinan taking over the Basketball Association of the Philippines could be the best solution to the six-month leadership dispute within the beleaguered basketball body.
Jalasco, who served as BAP head from 1996 until early this year, yesterday said that since Pangilinan is acceptable to the leaders of the two camps disputing the presidency, then they might as well step aside and give the PLDT president a free hand to run the BAP.
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[Title] => Puyat questions PSC’s presence in peace talk
[Summary] => Fearing it might spark another controversy on government intervention, Lito Puyat yesterday said Philippine Sports Commission chairman Carlos Tuason’s presence in his conciliatory meeting with Tiny Literal is unnecessary and asked the PSC chief be barred from the talks.
Puyat even threatened to snub the meeting set Monday that many hope will finally pave the way for the reconciliation between the two warring factions in the Basketball Association of the Philippines, a rift that led to the suspension of the body in FIBA-organized events.
[DatePublished] => 2001-06-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1096369
[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Puyat questions PSC’s presence in peace talk
[Summary] => Fearing it might spark another controversy on government intervention, Lito Puyat yesterday said Philippine Sports Commission chairman Carlos Tuason’s presence in his conciliatory meeting with Tiny Literal is unnecessary and asked the PSC chief be barred from the talks.
Puyat even threatened to snub the meeting set Monday that many hope will finally pave the way for the reconciliation between the two warring factions in the Basketball Association of the Philippines, a rift that led to the suspension of the body in FIBA-organized events.
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PUYAT AND LITERAL
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[Title] => Puyat stays as legitimate BAP head
[Summary] => The recent decision by the Court of Appeals nullifying Quintellano "Tiny" Literal’s election as BAP president has left Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat as the legitimate, rightful head of the local basketball body, and might soon force the FIBA to lift its suspension on the BAP simply because there’s nothing more to deliberate on.
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[Title] => ‘Let’s not send cagers to SEAG’
[Summary] => After turning down what could have been the best possible solution to the BAP mess, here comes Quintellano "Tiny" Literal saying that it would be better if the Philippines does not send a basketball team to the Kuala Lumpur SEA Games this September.
Literal, who claims to be the rightful BAP head and not Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat, yesterday said not sending a cage team to the bennial meet where the Philippines is the defending champion will save the country from further embarrassment.
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[Title] => Shame and scandal
[Summary] => Former Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Col. Julian Malonso said if sports is the gauge of national progress, the country isn’t moving forward.
"It’s very sad," lamented Malonso. "Sports shapes the country. It’s a way of life. So if there is no sports program at all, if our leaders are selfish, we are lost. In the BAP (Basketball Association of the Philippines) case, the problem is everybody wants to be President. It’s all about money. Maybe, it’s because we’re hard-up and that’s why we’re greedy for positions.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-05 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 135698
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => Shame and scandal - SPORTING CHANCE by Joaquin M. Henson
[Summary] => Former Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Col. Julian Malonso said if sports is the gauge of national progress, the country isn’t moving forward.
"It’s very sad," lamented Malonso. "Sports shapes the country. It’s a way of life. So if there is no sports program at all, if our leaders are selfish, we are lost. In the BAP (Basketball Association of the Philippines) case, the problem is everybody wants to be President. It’s all about money. Maybe, it’s because we’re hard-up and that’s why we’re greedy for positions.
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[Title] => POC chief bats for Pangilinan-led BAP coalition
[Summary] => While the much-awaited meeting between Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat and Quintellano "Tiny" Literal hangs in the air, the formation of a new Basketball Association of the Philippines coalition – with businessman Manny Pangilinan at the helm – is now being considered.
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[Title] => POC chief bats for Pangilinan-led BAP coalition
[Summary] => While the much-awaited meeting between Gonzalo "Lito" Puyat and Quintellano "Tiny" Literal hangs in the air, the formation of a new Basketball Association of the Philippines coalition – with businessman Manny Pangilinan at the helm – is now being considered.
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[Title] => Pangilinan key to BAP row solution, says Jalasco
[Summary] => As far as Freddie Jalasco is concerned, businessman Manny Pangilinan taking over the Basketball Association of the Philippines could be the best solution to the six-month leadership dispute within the beleaguered basketball body.
Jalasco, who served as BAP head from 1996 until early this year, yesterday said that since Pangilinan is acceptable to the leaders of the two camps disputing the presidency, then they might as well step aside and give the PLDT president a free hand to run the BAP.
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[Title] => Pangilinan key to BAP row solution, says Jalasco
[Summary] => As far as Freddie Jalasco is concerned, businessman Manny Pangilinan taking over the Basketball Association of the Philippines could be the best solution to the six-month leadership dispute within the beleaguered basketball body.
Jalasco, who served as BAP head from 1996 until early this year, yesterday said that since Pangilinan is acceptable to the leaders of the two camps disputing the presidency, then they might as well step aside and give the PLDT president a free hand to run the BAP.
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[Title] => Puyat questions PSC’s presence in peace talk
[Summary] => Fearing it might spark another controversy on government intervention, Lito Puyat yesterday said Philippine Sports Commission chairman Carlos Tuason’s presence in his conciliatory meeting with Tiny Literal is unnecessary and asked the PSC chief be barred from the talks.
Puyat even threatened to snub the meeting set Monday that many hope will finally pave the way for the reconciliation between the two warring factions in the Basketball Association of the Philippines, a rift that led to the suspension of the body in FIBA-organized events.
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[Title] => Puyat questions PSC’s presence in peace talk
[Summary] => Fearing it might spark another controversy on government intervention, Lito Puyat yesterday said Philippine Sports Commission chairman Carlos Tuason’s presence in his conciliatory meeting with Tiny Literal is unnecessary and asked the PSC chief be barred from the talks.
Puyat even threatened to snub the meeting set Monday that many hope will finally pave the way for the reconciliation between the two warring factions in the Basketball Association of the Philippines, a rift that led to the suspension of the body in FIBA-organized events.
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August 24, 2001 - 12:00am
