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[Title] => Tanamor clobbers Indian, reaches medal round
[Summary] => Lightfly Harry Tanamor put behind him the controversial loss by teammate Violito Payla Monday, concentrating on the job at hand against an Indian rival yesterday to hack out an emphatic victory that assured Team Caltex Philippines of at least one bronze medal in the 14th Asian Games boxing competition in Busan, South Korea.
Tanamor scored heavily on deft one-two punches and scored a 21-11 win over Mohammad Ali Qamar for a stint in the medal bouts in the 48-kilogram class.
[DatePublished] => 2002-10-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Pugs endure 19-hour ordeal
[Summary] => Kaunas, Lithuania – A half-healthy Team Caltex Philippines arrived here Wednesday from Helsinki after four plane changes and a 19-hour trip that included three flight delays to compete in the 2002 Algirdas Socikas Boxing Championships in this Baltic country, once the most progressive republic of the former Soviet Union.
The six-man boxing team, sponsored by Caltex Philippines and supported by the Philippine Sports Commission, Pacific Heights and Revicon, is competing in the lower six weight divisions of the 12-event competitions which drew 83 boxers from 16 national teams.
[DatePublished] => 2002-04-12 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Gerry Carpio
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[Title] => Payla delivers lone RP gold
[Summary] => HELSINKI, Finland — Violito Payla collected the country’s only gold at the expense of teammate Harry Tanamor and gave Team Caltex Philippines a respectable fourth place finish among 12 countries in the 21st Gee Bee International Amateur Boxing Championships here Sunday.
Payla scored an easy win over the left-handed Tanamor, who could not land a hard punch with his left fist after a wrist injury in the semifinals a day earlier.
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[Title] => Tanamor, Payla last men standing in Chowdry Cup
[Summary] => BAKU, Azerbaijan — Team Caltex Philippines assured itself of two bronze medals on a rough Thursday marred by poor officiating that left only Harry Tanamor and Violito Payla the remaining Filipino fighters standing in the Prof. Anwar Chowdry Cup here.
Tanamor and Payla, two of the youngest boxers in the Team Caltex Philippines’ pool preparing for the coming Asian Games in Busan, South Korea, pulled through with contrasting quarterfinal wins before a huge and appreciative crowd at the Olympic Sports.
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => RP pugs start tuneup for Asiad, will compete in Europe
[Summary] => The Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines (ABAP), in its resolve to bounce back from a sorry performance in the last Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, continues its preparation for the coming Busan Asian Games in South Korea with participation in two international world-ranking tournaments late this month.
In partnership with Caltex Philippines and the Philippine Sports Commission, the ABAP will send a 10-man team to the Grand Prix International Boxing Championships Usti Nad Labem, Czech Republic and the Chemistry Cup in Halle, Germany.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Three RP pugs reach semis
[Summary] => WARSAW, Poland – Not quite.
Team Caltex Philippines nearly swept its six quarterfinal matches Thursday, save for three reversals that appeared to have robbed the Filipinos of a chance for a bigger medal haul in the Feliks Stamm International Boxing Championships at the Sports Hall here.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Black Sunday start as two boxers fall
[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (Via Globe Telecoms) — Team Caltex Philippines opened its campaign in the 21st SEA Games boxing competitions on a sad note as pinweight Juanito Magliquian, one of the only two boxers who produced gold in the Brunei Games, suffered a close defeat to Thailand’s Keaw Pongprayoon.
Magliquian, the 27-year-old pug from Talisay, Negros Occidental, put up a gallant fight but went short of his bid against his young Thai rival, absorbing a 10-11 loss.
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[Title] => RP pugs off to Thailand
[Summary] => A seven-man Team Caltex Philippines leaves for Bangkok, Thailand today to participate in the tough and prestigious 24th King’s Cup International Amateur Boxing Championships.
Competing in the July 1-7 event are SEA Games gold medalist Juanito Magliquian (lightflyweight), World Youth veteran Vincent Palicte (flyweight), Roel Laguna (featherweight), promising Esmael Bacongon (lightweight) and rookies Alex Pedroso (bantamweight), welterweight Marcial Chavez, and lightwelter Julito Paller to don the national colors.
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[Title] => RP pugs off to Thailand
[Summary] => A seven-man Team Caltex Philippines leaves for Bangkok, Thailand today to participate in the tough and prestigious 24th King’s Cup International Amateur Boxing Championships.
Competing in the July 1-7 event are SEA Games gold medalist Juanito Magliquian (lightflyweight), World Youth veteran Vincent Palicte (flyweight), Roel Laguna (featherweight), promising Esmael Bacongon (lightweight) and rookies Alex Pedroso (bantamweight), welterweight Marcial Chavez, and lightwelter Julito Paller to don the national colors.
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[Title] => Salazar, Villaluz triumph
[Summary] => ATHENS, Greece  Lhyven Salazar and Rene Villaluz outclassed their respective rivals to bag two gold medals Sunday as Team Caltex Philippines captured the overall championship in the 22nd International Cup Acropolis International amateur boxing championships at the Sporting Hall here.
Salazar, the 22-year-old slugger from Bacolod, pummeled Georgia’s Tengiz Jumuknadze with head blows from the opening bell to win convincingly, 21-1, in the light flyweight championship, while Navyman Villaluz, 25, overwhelmed Omar Salado Fuentes, 20-13, to capture the flyweight gold.
[DatePublished] => 2001-06-19 00:00:00
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