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Source : staff
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Sunday, 17 February 2008 23:51 |
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This column’s edition last Monday, titled, “Pool row wrecking the sport,” drew an unusually large number of reactions from readers—many of whom still have to grasp what is really at stake. Evidently, billiards has a huge following in the Philippines, which is home to some five million pool players. This is according to a survey done by Social Weather Stations headed by Mahar Mangahas, himself an aficionado of this exacting and fascinating sport. In response to the reader feedback, this column explores the controversy further. |
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FEU booters eye title sweep |
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Source : staff
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Sunday, 17 February 2008 19:48 |
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FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY SHOOTS for a championship sweep clutching key incentives in the UAAP men and women’s football tournament even as its volleyball squads aim for crucial victories Sunday. The University of Santo Tomas, meanwhile, sets its sights on a Finals stint in baseball, while its men’s tennis team aims to extend its unbeaten run in another hectic day of collegiate action. Seeking their first championship in three decades, the Tamaraws take on the Ateneo Blue Booters in the men’s football Finals at 2 p.m. today, right after the Lady Tamaraws aim for a second straight women’s crown against the La Salle Lady Archers at 10 a.m. at the Ateneo Field. |
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Source : Sun Star
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Tuesday, 04 September 2007 16:00 |
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The 1ST Pantaleon E. Raagas Sr. Memorial Inter-Zone Volleyball Cup formally opened in Cagayan de Oro on Sunday at the seaside plaza of Barangay Bonbon. Serving as the 2007 Bonbon fiesta month sports offering of the Pantaleon E. Raagas Sr. Memorial Sports Group, in cooperation with Bonbon Barangay Council, it is open to all Bonbon residents. |
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