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                    [Title] => PSC and women's role in sports
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This column is the last of five on proposed amendments to Republic Act (RA) 6847 known as “The Philippine Sports Commission Act”. At this point, it might be good for Cong. Cesar Jalosjos...
                    [DatePublished] => 2009-07-15 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Philip Ella Juico
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                    [Title] => Solis, former Asiad sprint queen, dies
                    [Summary] => ILOILO CITY - Inocencia Solis, who emerged the fastest woman in Asia in 1958, died of diabetes on Nov. 4 at the Iloilo Mission Hospital. She was 69.


 Solis hogged the headlines when she wowed spectators during the Asian Games in Tokyo in 1958  by clocking 12 minutes and 5 seconds in the 100-meter dash to bring home the gold.


A  barrio lass from the sleepy village of Bolalacao in the central Iloilo town of New Lucena, she became an instant celebrity after her feat. The Philippine Sportswriters Association made her Athlete of the Year awardee in 1958. 


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                    [Title] => Juico bats for sports club system
                    [Summary] => A veteran sports administrator yesterday called for the immediate formation of sports clubs to expand the base of sports which are limited to inter-color and inner-class competitions in school intramurals.


Philip Ella Juico, former chairman of the Philippine Sports Commission, issued the challenge when he graced the staging of the five-regional Private Schools Athletic Association (PRISAA) Clusters competitions at the Batangas Provincial and Cultural Center in Lipa City yesterday.


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PSC and women's role in sports

By Philip Ella Juico | July 15, 2009 - 12:00am

This column is the last of five on proposed amendments to Republic Act (RA) 6847 known as “The Philippine Sports Commission Act”. At this point, it might be good for Cong. Cesar Jalosjos...

Sports

Solis, former Asiad sprint queen, dies

December 13, 2001 - 12:00am

ILOILO CITY - Inocencia Solis, who emerged the fastest woman in Asia in 1958, died of diabetes on Nov. 4 at the Iloilo Mission Hospital. She was 69. Solis hogged the headlines when she wowed spectators during the...

Sports

Juico bats for sports club system

December 11, 2001 - 12:00am

A veteran sports administrator yesterday called for the immediate formation of sports clubs to expand the base of sports which are limited to inter-color and inner-class competitions in school intramurals. Philip...

Sports