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No rest for Pacquiao
AFTER A hard training, celebrated American trainer Freddie Roach ordered Manny Pacquiao yesterday to sit back and relax while on a whirlwind visit to Gen. Santos City.
Spain, Ukraine get 1-0 wins
BERLIN (AP) — Spain and Ukraine did exactly as expected Friday, each winning its match to eliminate Saudi Arabia and Tunisia from the World Cup.
Triumph, toil, trouble at the World Cup
BERLIN (AFP) — Rooney hobbled, Togo argued, coaches ranted, the Czechs disappointed, fans sweated and by the end of it, the world’s deadliest striker with the bulging waistline had gorged on another record.
Makati, Marikina IXs duel for NSBAP title
NEIGHBORS MAKATI and Marikina cities duel for the First Secondary Baseball Association of the Philippines Invitational crown in a winner-take-all title playoff today at the Rizal Memorial Baseball Stadium.
Jordan faces momentous task
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (AP) — Michael Jordan won six NBA titles and wide acclaim as perhaps the greatest player in NBA history. In joining the Charlotte Bobcats, though, he finds himself with a franchise struggling to build itself from the ground up.
Lyceum surprises Adamson tossers
Games Tomorrow
(Ateneo Blue Eagle Gym)
12 noon — San Sebastian vs FEU
2 p.m. — La Salle vs Adamson
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Javier, Cojuangco win
OLONGAPO CITY — Southeast Asian Games gold medalist Mark Javier of SUDAC (Siliman University-Dumaguete Archery Club) trimmed Paul Marton dela Cruz, 108-104, in the men’s Olympic Round finals Friday to emerge as national target champion in the Philippine Olympic Festival’s archery competition at the Subic Bay Freeport Football Field here.
Rivera captures slalom 5th leg
NOEL RIVERA slammed the opposition anew to capture a second straight Overall and Production Series Best Time of the day with his 84.91 seconds feat in last weekend’s 5th leg of the RMSC National Slalom Grand Prix at the Robinson’s-Novaliches parking lot.
NCAA season 82
LETRAN COLLEGE coach Louie Alas never felt the absence of his six key players from last year’s champion squad as the Knights trounced host College of St. Benilde, 65-44, to jumpstart their title-retention bid at the start of the 82nd National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) at the Araneta Coliseum.
Ozamiz, Pagadian in NBC semis
OZAMIZ CITY — Defending champion Ozamiz Cotta and expansion team Pagadian hurdled their respective rivals Friday to join Spring Cooking Oil-Parañaque and Batang Tagaytay in the crossover semifinals of the 2006 Guerrero Brandy-NBC national basketball championship.
Bulls, Aces go for win No. 3
RED BULL coach Yeng Guiao believes his team’s desire carried them through in Game 3.
Mamiit, Taino to spearhead DC team
CECIL MAMIIT and Eric Taino try to reignite the interest of local sports fans in tennis when they banner the country’s campaign in the Asia-Oceania Zone Davis Cup tie slated July 17-23 at the Manila Polo Club claycourts in Makati City.
Corporate tilt kicks off JVC Open badminton
HOSTILITIES IN the corporate division ushers in the 2006 JVC Open Badminton Championships today with 31 teams belonging to the top 1,000 corporations in the country fighting it out for berths in the main draw at PowerSmash in Makati City.
Sy unfazed by Zhuhai crash
NOT EVEN a horrific crash could dampen the spirit of Tyson Sy to win his first-ever Asian Formula Three title.
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