PHILIPPINE BASKETBALL Association commissioner Noli Eala yesterday announced a round of suspensions and fines in the wake of Saturday’s wild Red Bull-Purefoods game, both on the referees who worked the game and the coaches who raised a howl over it.
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THE COUNTRY’S top track and field bets welcomed the participation of Fil-Americans in the 2004 Milo National Open Track and Field Invitational Championships saying that their presence would redound to the improvement of their performance.
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PLAYER agent Danny Espiritu called yesterday to set the record straight on some info he relayed to me regarding the Mediatrix team that represented the Philippines in the 15th Champions Cup held in Dubai recently.
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SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Tyson Sy, dubbed the “Wonder Boy” of this year’s Asian Formula 3 Series, eyes to maintain his top position in the Promotions Class when the 2004 series resumes this weekend at the Subic International Raceway at the Subic Bay Freeport.
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THE National Basketball Conference (NBC) is confident of promoting basketball in the countryside and emerging as the “premiere regional event’’ as it unwraps a three-month tournament from Baguio City all the way to Cagayan de Oro City on June 4.
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BOYET BAUTISTA was overshadowed by Montaña Jewels’ Al Vergara and Froilan Baguion in the first three quarters but it was the diminutive guard of Toyota Otis-Letran who had the last laugh yesterday.
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LYNDON BARRIL needed a big finish to salvage a one-over-par 73 yesterday and take a one-stroke lead over Jay Bayron in the opening round of the Samsung Amateur Tour’s second leg at the Sta. Elena Golf Club course in Cabuyao, Laguna.
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