Games Thursday (JCSGO gym, Cubao)
2 p.m. — Far Eastern Ins. vs Hapee-PCU
4 p.m. — Harbour Centre vs Montaña Pawnshop
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PUREFOODS CHUNKEE coach Ryan Gregorio believes Talk ’N Text will provide the real acid test for his young squad.
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CELEBRITIES ARIEL Rivera and Vernie Varga helped their team capture the top award in the inaugural staging of the Ayala Greenfield Invitational recently at the Robert Trent Jones Jr.-designed Ayala Greenfield Estates course in Calamba, Laguna.
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VICE PRESIDENT Noli de Castro heads the early list of backers of the first Ambassador Edgardo B. Espiritu Golf Cup, a one-day, fund-raising event which aims to generate funds for the scholarship of poor but deserving students, on Nov. 14 at the Manila Golf Club inside Forbes Park.
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BUSINESSMAN ERNIE Hortaleza and national women’s cycling team member Marita Lucas posted the best times in yesterday’s 40K individual time trials of the 1st PowerBar Tour of Matabungkay to lead the winners in the different age categories.
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INDONESIA IS wary of what the Philippines is bringing to center court during the Nov. 27 to Dec. 5 Southeast Asian Games, the Jakarta Post reported yesterday.
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THE CREAM of the crop in Philippine women’s tennis will test their skills against foreign counterparts in the US$10,000 Holcim-ITF Women’s Circuit slated Nov. 7-13 at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.
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UNIVERSITY of Santo Tomas and La Salle hope to draw the best from their veteran crew as they brace for tough outing against a field out to foil their title-retention bids in the JVC Inter-scholastics Badminton Championships set Nov. 17-23 at the PowerSmash Badminton Center and Glorietta Activity Center in Makati City.
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MARK CHESTER Vergara rallied past Kenneth Garceron, 16-17, 15-11, 15-13, yesterday to advance to the third round of the 2005 Toby’s Age Group Badminton Championships boys’ singles 18-under division at the La Salle Greenhills FMAC gym.
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CAN THE Philippine swimming team rekindle the magic of 1991?
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HONG KONG — Juvic Pagunsan sputtered when it mattered most and fumbled with a 73, enabling Thai Tannin Kwaichai to run away with the individual crown in the Hong Kong Amateur Golf Open Championships with a closing 68 at the Hong Kong Golf Club’s Old Course here yesterday.
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SIXTEEN RECURVE and compound bow archers, including a 17-year-old newcomer, have been recommended by the coaching staff to carry the Philippine colors in the archery competition of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the Subic Bay Freeport in Olongapo City next month.
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