ALFRED YSRAEL

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                    [Summary] => ’Tis the day after Christmas and all through the house, everyone is stirring. There is joy in the air. The Lord is born. The spirit of Christmas is upon us.


Today, we pay tribute to our readers who are why we are what we are. They are our gift from God. And we wish to thank them for their patronage, support and feedback. 


Listen to some of them:


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                    [AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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                    [Title] => Farewell to Mr. Twinkletoes
                    [Summary] => There are many ways to describe Manuel (Manolet) Araneta.  A 1948 London Olympian, a star on the La Salle senior varsity basketball team, first cousin of Jorge (Nene) Araneta, father-in-law of Ilocos Gov. Bongbong Marcos, faithful husband of Mila Cacho (they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary three years ago), father of eight, grandfather of 14.


But to sports fans, he’ll always be Mr. Twinkletoes.


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                    [Title] => Farewell to ‘Long Tom’
                    [Summary] => There wasn’t much Eddie Decena couldn’t do on a basketball court. He was a shifty ballhandler, a tough defender, and a deadshot. You couldn’t ask more from a player.


Above all, Decena loved the game with a passion. When his left knee crumbled and retirement was imminent, Decena turned to coaching. He even became a referee in high school tournaments. In his twilight years, Decena continued to stay close to basketball, working out of an organization called Rings which was dedicated to produce athletes as Christian gentlemen.


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Readers take over

By Joaquin M. Henson | December 26, 2003 - 12:00am

’Tis the day after Christmas and all through the house, everyone is stirring. There is joy in the air. The Lord is born. The spirit of Christmas is upon us. Today, we pay tribute to our readers who are why...

Sports

Farewell to Mr. Twinkletoes

By Joaquin M. Henson | July 10, 2003 - 12:00am

There are many ways to describe Manuel (Manolet) Araneta. A 1948 London Olympian, a star on the La Salle senior varsity basketball team, first cousin of Jorge (Nene) Araneta, father-in-law of Ilocos Gov. Bongbong...

Sports

Farewell to ‘Long Tom’

By Joaquin M. Henson | November 12, 2002 - 12:00am

There wasn’t much Eddie Decena couldn’t do on a basketball court. He was a shifty ballhandler, a tough defender, and a deadshot. You couldn’t ask more from a player. Above all, Decena loved the game...

Sports