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The Philippine sailing team will be the first among Filipino athletes to head to China for the 16th Asian Games, leaving on Nov. 4 to attend to a P1.5 million boat and other equipment it purchased from Australia.
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                    [Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT–If German Paz’s late mother were alive today, she would have received a fitting birthday gift from her son who won the gold in the Olympic class in board sailing at the 23rd Southeast Asian Games here.


The five-man jury chaired by a Singaporean threw out the protest filed by his Indonesian rival, Gusti Made Oka Sulaksan, who claimed the Filipino used a different brand of foot strap during the finals played at the Subic Yatch Club last Friday.


The jury ruled that the pair of foot straps did not give Paz an undue advantage over his rivals.


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Sailing team first to leave for Games

By Olmin Leyba | November 2, 2010 - 12:00am

The Philippine sailing team will be the first among Filipino athletes to head to China for the 16th Asian Games, leaving on Nov. 4 to attend to a P1.5 million boat and other equipment it purchased from Australi...

Sports

Gold for country, late mom

December 4, 2005 - 12:00am

SUBIC BAY FREEPORT–If German Paz’s late mother were alive today, she would have received a fitting birthday gift from her son who won the gold in the Olympic class in board sailing at the 23rd Southeast...

Sports

Gold for country, late mom

December 4, 2005 - 12:00am

SUBIC BAY FREEPORT–If German Paz’s late mother were alive today, she would have received a fitting birthday gift from her son who won the gold in the Olympic class in board sailing at the 23rd Southeast...

Sports