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                    [Title] => RP medalists to get P13.5M in incentives
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DOHA — It will be a happy holiday for the 19 Filipino athletes, whose feats in various fields in the just-concluded Asian Games here netted them incentives worth a total of P13.5 million.


Boxers Violito Payla and Joan Tipon, pool artist Antonio Gabica and wushu fighter Rene Catalan head the recipients of the government’s incentive program for athletes who excel in the international sporting arena while fighting for the country’s flag and honor.


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                    [Title] => T’wondo off to good start with two medals
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DOHA — With two bronze medals from four jins, taekwondo coach Stephen Fernandez said he could not have asked for a better start from his wards in the Asian Games at the Qatar Sports Club indoor hall here.


"Generally, it was a good start for us," said Fernandez, whose fielding in a 12-player roster in the event that has been the country’s source of pride in various international competitions.


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                    [Title] => Ramirez says RP bets still on target
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DOHA — As the sputtering Philippine campaign in the Asian Games started to pick up with three bronze medals at the end of Day 7 Thursday, Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Ramirez said the country remains on track of its projection heading into the final week of the 15th staging of the quadrennial event here.


"At least we’re already in the medal tally with the two bronze medals," said Ramirez as he stepped out of the Qatar Sports Club Indoor Hall where the taekwondo event was held.


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RP medalists to get P13.5M in incentives

December 16, 2006 - 12:00am

DOHA — It will be a happy holiday for the 19 Filipino athletes, whose feats in various fields in the just-concluded Asian Games here netted them incentives worth a total of P13.5 million. Boxers Violito...

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T’wondo off to good start with two medals

December 9, 2006 - 12:00am

DOHA — With two bronze medals from four jins, taekwondo coach Stephen Fernandez said he could not have asked for a better start from his wards in the Asian Games at the Qatar Sports Club indoor hall here. "Generally,...

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Ramirez says RP bets still on target

December 9, 2006 - 12:00am

DOHA — As the sputtering Philippine campaign in the Asian Games started to pick up with three bronze medals at the end of Day 7 Thursday, Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Ramirez said the...

Sports