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[Title] => Gonzales claims silver in table tennis
[Summary] => The RP table tennis team, through Richard Gonzales in the men’s singles event, took a silver medal in the country’s campaign in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Gonzales missed the gold medal as he bowed to eventual gold medal winner Indonesian Muhammad Hussein, 9-11, 8-11, 11-9, 8-11, 10-12.
"I did my best but it just didn’t work out for me. But I’m happy just the same," said Gonzales, who made the finals with a 12-10, 11-7, 12-10, 11-3 win over Vietnamese Doan Kien Quoc.
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[Title] => Two for the road for Pinoy cyclists
[Summary] => Vietnam Games veteran Alfie Catalan delivered in track’s individual pursuit yesterday, bringing to two the golds and hiking to nine the total number of medals the country has won so far in 23rd SEA Games cycling.
Catalan, 23, pedaled like hell in his final against Amirrudin Jamaluddin, beating the Malaysian with enough to spare and clinching the second cycling gold medal after Marites Bitbit’s in crosscountry of women’s mountain bike.
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[Title] => GTK boasts: Marathon will bring 10th gold
[Summary] => The Philippine athletics chief Go Teng Kok insisted on the eve of the marathon event in the 23rd SEA Games that his team would deliver 10 gold medals. Otherwise, he said he would hang himself.
Go is confident the local bets would sweep the men’s and women’s marathon crowns and his team would be celebrating their 10-gold harvest in the Games by 7:30 this morning.
Allan Ballester, Roy Vence and Cristabel Martes are the highly-favored Filipino bets in the event starting at 5 a.m. inside the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
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[Title] => Ikalawang gold sa cycling handog ni Catalan
[Summary] => Matulin ngunit siniguro ni Alfie Catalan na makukuha ang gintong medalya sa kanyang pagpadyak sa track individual pursuit ng 23rd SEA Games cycling competition sa Amoranto Velod-rome sa Quezon City.
Pumedal ang 23 anyos ng gintong medalya upang maidagdag sa naunang gintong medalya ni Marites Bitbit, makaraang yanigin ang Malaysian rider.
"Binigay ko na ang lahat, talagang inubos ko na dito para sa gold," tanging sambit ni Catalan.
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[Title] => Two for the road for Pinoy cyclists
[Summary] => Vietnam Games veteran Alfie Catalan delivered in track’s individual pursuit yesterday, bringing to two the golds and hiking to nine the total number of medals the country has won so far in 23rd SEA Games cycling.
Catalan, 23, pedaled like hell in his final against Amirrudin Jamaluddin, beating the Malaysian with enough to spare and clinching the second cycling gold medal after Marites Bitbit’s in crosscountry of women’s mountain bike.
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[Title] => GTK boasts: Marathon will bring 10th gold
[Summary] => The Philippine athletics chief Go Teng Kok insisted on the eve of the marathon event in the 23rd SEA Games that his team would deliver 10 gold medals. Otherwise, he said he would hang himself.
Go is confident the local bets would sweep the men’s and women’s marathon crowns and his team would be celebrating their 10-gold harvest in the Games by 7:30 this morning.
Allan Ballester, Roy Vence and Cristabel Martes are the highly-favored Filipino bets in the event starting at 5 a.m. inside the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
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[Title] => Ikalawang gold sa cycling handog ni Catalan
[Summary] => Matulin ngunit siniguro ni Alfie Catalan na makukuha ang gintong medalya sa kanyang pagpadyak sa track individual pursuit ng 23rd SEA Games cycling competition sa Amoranto Velod-rome sa Quezon City.
Pumedal ang 23 anyos ng gintong medalya upang maidagdag sa naunang gintong medalya ni Marites Bitbit, makaraang yanigin ang Malaysian rider.
"Binigay ko na ang lahat, talagang inubos ko na dito para sa gold," tanging sambit ni Catalan.
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[Title] => Tolentino makes rowing final; teammates sink
[Summary] => The Philippine rowing team sputtered in mid-morning races, failing to finish in the top three of four events held at the La Mesa Dam in Quezon City yesterday.
Olympian Benjamin Tolentino was the lone bright spot for the Nationals as he won his heat in the lightweight men single sculls, finishing the 2000 meters race in 7:42.19, to gain a berth in the finals tomorrow.
In the women’s single scull, Indonesia’s Pere Karoba, the 2003 SEAG gold medalist, ruled the preliminary race, while RP’s Nida Cordova finished a distant fourth.
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[Title] => Tolentino heads RP campaign in rowing
[Summary] => Undaunted by a slew of leading rowers in the region, the RP team hopes to surpass its showing in the Vietnam Games as four of the nine events scheduled for the 23rd Southeast Asian Games start today at the La Mesa Dam in Quezon City.
National team coach Edgardo Maerina expects to win two gold medals through Benjamin Tolentino and Jose Rodriguez, who enjoy vast experience in the regional meet, having competed in five SEA Games.
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[Title] => Laos stuns Myanmar in opener
[Summary] => BACOLOD — The Laos team pulled off a shocker right in the opener of the men’s football competitions, upending Myanmar, 3-2, in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games here last night.
Visay Phaphouvanin scored two goals, including one on a penalty kick in the 79th minute, and the Laos booters preserved the stunning win at the Bacolod City Sports Complex.
"This is good news for our country. This is big considering the fact that we’re ranked lower than Myanmar," said Laos coach Valeriv Valirey, a Russian, through an interpreter.
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VIETNAM GAMES
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[Title] => Gonzales claims silver in table tennis
[Summary] => The RP table tennis team, through Richard Gonzales in the men’s singles event, took a silver medal in the country’s campaign in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
Gonzales missed the gold medal as he bowed to eventual gold medal winner Indonesian Muhammad Hussein, 9-11, 8-11, 11-9, 8-11, 10-12.
"I did my best but it just didn’t work out for me. But I’m happy just the same," said Gonzales, who made the finals with a 12-10, 11-7, 12-10, 11-3 win over Vietnamese Doan Kien Quoc.
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[Title] => Two for the road for Pinoy cyclists
[Summary] => Vietnam Games veteran Alfie Catalan delivered in track’s individual pursuit yesterday, bringing to two the golds and hiking to nine the total number of medals the country has won so far in 23rd SEA Games cycling.
Catalan, 23, pedaled like hell in his final against Amirrudin Jamaluddin, beating the Malaysian with enough to spare and clinching the second cycling gold medal after Marites Bitbit’s in crosscountry of women’s mountain bike.
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[Title] => GTK boasts: Marathon will bring 10th gold
[Summary] => The Philippine athletics chief Go Teng Kok insisted on the eve of the marathon event in the 23rd SEA Games that his team would deliver 10 gold medals. Otherwise, he said he would hang himself.
Go is confident the local bets would sweep the men’s and women’s marathon crowns and his team would be celebrating their 10-gold harvest in the Games by 7:30 this morning.
Allan Ballester, Roy Vence and Cristabel Martes are the highly-favored Filipino bets in the event starting at 5 a.m. inside the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
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[Title] => Ikalawang gold sa cycling handog ni Catalan
[Summary] => Matulin ngunit siniguro ni Alfie Catalan na makukuha ang gintong medalya sa kanyang pagpadyak sa track individual pursuit ng 23rd SEA Games cycling competition sa Amoranto Velod-rome sa Quezon City.
Pumedal ang 23 anyos ng gintong medalya upang maidagdag sa naunang gintong medalya ni Marites Bitbit, makaraang yanigin ang Malaysian rider.
"Binigay ko na ang lahat, talagang inubos ko na dito para sa gold," tanging sambit ni Catalan.
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[Title] => Two for the road for Pinoy cyclists
[Summary] => Vietnam Games veteran Alfie Catalan delivered in track’s individual pursuit yesterday, bringing to two the golds and hiking to nine the total number of medals the country has won so far in 23rd SEA Games cycling.
Catalan, 23, pedaled like hell in his final against Amirrudin Jamaluddin, beating the Malaysian with enough to spare and clinching the second cycling gold medal after Marites Bitbit’s in crosscountry of women’s mountain bike.
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[Title] => GTK boasts: Marathon will bring 10th gold
[Summary] => The Philippine athletics chief Go Teng Kok insisted on the eve of the marathon event in the 23rd SEA Games that his team would deliver 10 gold medals. Otherwise, he said he would hang himself.
Go is confident the local bets would sweep the men’s and women’s marathon crowns and his team would be celebrating their 10-gold harvest in the Games by 7:30 this morning.
Allan Ballester, Roy Vence and Cristabel Martes are the highly-favored Filipino bets in the event starting at 5 a.m. inside the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
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[Title] => Ikalawang gold sa cycling handog ni Catalan
[Summary] => Matulin ngunit siniguro ni Alfie Catalan na makukuha ang gintong medalya sa kanyang pagpadyak sa track individual pursuit ng 23rd SEA Games cycling competition sa Amoranto Velod-rome sa Quezon City.
Pumedal ang 23 anyos ng gintong medalya upang maidagdag sa naunang gintong medalya ni Marites Bitbit, makaraang yanigin ang Malaysian rider.
"Binigay ko na ang lahat, talagang inubos ko na dito para sa gold," tanging sambit ni Catalan.
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[Title] => Tolentino makes rowing final; teammates sink
[Summary] => The Philippine rowing team sputtered in mid-morning races, failing to finish in the top three of four events held at the La Mesa Dam in Quezon City yesterday.
Olympian Benjamin Tolentino was the lone bright spot for the Nationals as he won his heat in the lightweight men single sculls, finishing the 2000 meters race in 7:42.19, to gain a berth in the finals tomorrow.
In the women’s single scull, Indonesia’s Pere Karoba, the 2003 SEAG gold medalist, ruled the preliminary race, while RP’s Nida Cordova finished a distant fourth.
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[Title] => Tolentino heads RP campaign in rowing
[Summary] => Undaunted by a slew of leading rowers in the region, the RP team hopes to surpass its showing in the Vietnam Games as four of the nine events scheduled for the 23rd Southeast Asian Games start today at the La Mesa Dam in Quezon City.
National team coach Edgardo Maerina expects to win two gold medals through Benjamin Tolentino and Jose Rodriguez, who enjoy vast experience in the regional meet, having competed in five SEA Games.
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[Title] => Laos stuns Myanmar in opener
[Summary] => BACOLOD — The Laos team pulled off a shocker right in the opener of the men’s football competitions, upending Myanmar, 3-2, in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games here last night.
Visay Phaphouvanin scored two goals, including one on a penalty kick in the 79th minute, and the Laos booters preserved the stunning win at the Bacolod City Sports Complex.
"This is good news for our country. This is big considering the fact that we’re ranked lower than Myanmar," said Laos coach Valeriv Valirey, a Russian, through an interpreter.
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