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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Friday, December 16, 2005 |
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Provincial
Palaro
offers 302 golds
BACOLOD, AREA III BETS
TO DEFEND CROWNS
About 302 gold medals are up for grabs in the 2005 Palarong Panlalawigan that unfolds tomorrow at the Panaad Park and Stadium in Barangay Mansilingan, Bacolod City.
The athletics hostilities, which was dominated by defending secondary champion Area III last year, will have the highest number of golds to be disputed at 64.
Area III, composed of players from Talisay, Murcia, Victorias
and Silay, brought home 49 golds, 42 silvers and 18 bronzes to unseat
Area VII in the secondary division.
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Yap
comes up big Don't look now, but controversial Negrense cager James Yap is in the limelight again. Yap, however, is not become more famous because of his off-court romance with Kris Aquino, but because of his exploits in the basketball court, where he has become one of the catalysts of the Purefoods Chunkee Giants' sudden resurgence in the Philippine Basketball Association. With the 6-foot-2 Yap, who hails from Escalante City, having his
breakout year in his sophomore season and the rest of his teammates
peaking just in time, Purefoods sits at the top of the San Mig Coffee-Fiesta
Conference with a 10-5 record. |
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GCNO
shooters win 3 Gun Club of Negros Occidental shooters showed world-class precision and brought home three crowns in the Thailand International Practical Shooting Confederation National Championship 2005 in Navamin, Chonburi in Thailand. Spearheading GCNO's campaign was its president Jannette Yulo-Gonzaga who ruled the standard ladies' division. Andy Gonzaga also gave honor to the Negros-based shooting club
after he grabbed the championship in the production division, while
Tootsie Anglo snared the standard shoot-off title. |
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