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MENSAHENG KABATAANMay 1,600 mag-aaral ng Rizal HighSchool sa Caniogan, Pasig, ang bumuong human mural sa pangangasiwa ngYes Pinoy Foundation para sa ika-25anibersaryo ng EDSA People Power.

Youth volunteerism ang itinutulak nggrupo. EDWIN BACASMAS

Nagpadala ng text si Sumal-pong, 25, sa kanyang inang siMarlene na nakatira na sa Aus-tralia bandang 9:30 ng umaganoong Martes.

Ang mga Sumalpong ay tubong Naga City, Cebu.

Agad na ipinasa ni Marleneang text sa kapatid niyang si Dr.Ethel Uy, isang dentista sa Ce-bu, sa hangad na makahanap

ng puwedeng tumulong sakanyang anak.

Kinilala ni Uy ang mgakasama ng pamangkin na sinaEmmanuel Anoba, John Kristof-fer Chua, Ezra Mae Medalle,Jessie Llyod Redoble at JewelFrancisco.

Sinabi ni Eduardo Malaya,tagapagsalita ng Department of Foreign Affairs, na ipinararating

na nila ang kalagayan ng mgaPilipino sa CTV building.

Ang mga Pilipino ay nag-aa-ral ng International EnglishLanguage Testing System doonsa CTV Building bilang pagha-handa sa New Zealand NursingBoard exams.

Sinabi ni Uy na hindi na su-masagot ang pamangkin sa kani-lang mga tawag. EA, DJ Yap

‘Ma, tulungan n’yo kami’Nakapag-txt pa sa ina niya 1 sa 6 na Pinay na na-trap sa gumuhong gusali sa New Zealand

Ni Jhunnex Napallacan ng Inquirer Visayas

CEBU City“Ma, we’re trapped at CTV build-ing. We need help, please rescue us.” Ito angmariing panawagan ng Cebuanang nars na si

Rhea Mae Sumalpong, isa sa anim na Pilipino nanaipit sa Canterbury Television (CTV) building nagumuho nang yanigin ng magnitude 6.3 na lindolang Christchurch, New Zealand, noong Martes ngumaga.

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DINADAGSA NG mga tao ang exhibit ni Pulitzer prize winner Kim Komenich na pinamagatang ‘PeoplePower 1 Revolution Revisted’ sa Ayala Museum. RAFFY LERMA

Kongreso nagdagdag ng kanilang porkAPAT lang sa 199 kasapi ng Kapu-lungan ng mga Kinatawan na du-malo noong Martes ang tumutol

sa pagkontrol sa may P20 milyonhanggang P30 milyon ng pon-dong kukuhanin mula sa multi-bilyon pisong road user’s tax.

Ayon kay Bayan Muna Rep.Teodoro Casiño, hindi na siyanagtaka kung bakit halos lahat ngkongresista gustong madagdaganang pork barrel nila, na tinatawagna priority development assis-tance fund (PDAF) at tinakda saP70 milyon kada taon.

Inaasahan namang mada-ragdagan ng P60 milyon angP200-milyong taunang pork bar-rel ng bawat isang senador.

Sa House Bill No. 4069 niQuezon Rep. Danilo Suarez, nili-pat sa mga mambabatas mula saRoad Board na binubuo ng mgatinalaga ng Pangulo ang paggamitsa pondong malilikom mula saMotor Vehicle User’s Charge(MVUC) Law, o road user’s tax.

Aniya, hindi ito dapat ituringna pork barrel sapagkat hindimanggagaling sa pondo ng Kon-

greso. Mananatili umano angpondo sa Department of PublicWorks and Highways at mamba-

batas lang ang magtatakda ngproyektnog paglalaanan nito.

Pahayag naman ni Casiño: “It’s

just like transferring water from apail with a big hole to anotherpail but with smaller holes. Thenet effect is that these leakagesand opportunities for anomalieswill not be plugged.” GC Jr.

Vizconde handangharapin Corona,3 pang mahistradoHANDA si Lauro Vizconde naharapin si Chief Justice RenatoCorona at tatlo pang huwes ngK o r t e S u p r e m a n a t i n u k o y

niyang kaugnay sa kontrober-siya ng pagpapawalang sala samga nahatulang pumatay sakanyang pamilya.

“Anytime, anywhere, I’m will-ing to go face to face with them.Given my situation, I have noth-ing more to protect. So why should I lie? I want to prove thatall I revealed are true,” ani Viz-conde.

Umaasa si Vizconde na iim-bestigahan ng Korte Suprema

ang inihayag niyang pag-implu-wensiya sa mga boto ng mgahuwes sa hukuman.

“Part of the reason I eventually decided to name the justices is toprompt the leadership to conducta sweeping internal investigation,to ultimately weed out the corruptofficers. If this has happened tome, what more so in other cases?”sinabi ni Vizconde na nagsimulakahapon ng tatlong-araw naprotestang-pag-aayuno kasamaang ilang taga-suporta. CC Yam-suan, M Ramos, JT Gamil

BANGGAAN SA LRT

Drayber ng tren nagse-celfoneNaunang sinabi ng LRTA naproblemang teknikal ang sanhi

ng aksidente na nagdulot ngpagbara sa isang bahagi ng rileskung saan lumilipat ng puwestoang tren.

Ngunit natuklasan ng isangfact-finding na sobrang bilis angpagpapatakbo ng drayber ng trenmula sa Roosevelt station. Nabi-go rin itong huminto bago mag-palit ng riles, kung saan lumilipatang isang tren sa pagkakataongito, sapagkat ibang bagay ang

pinagkakaabalahan nito.Sinabi ni Cabrera na pinag-

bawal na ang paggamit ng cellphone ng mga drayber nila.

Ni Paolo G. Montecillo

GUMAGAMIT ng cell phone ang drayber ng isa sa mgatren ng Light Rail Transit (LRT) na bumangga noongisang linggo bago naganap ang aksidente, napag-ala-man sa isang imbestigasyong panloob.

Sinabi rin ng tagapagsalita atcorporate secretary ng LRT Au-thority (LRTA) na si HernandoCabrera na mabilis ang takbong drayber, na hindi niya pina-ngalanan.

Batay sa imbestigasyong

sinagawa ng pangasiwaan ngLRT, tinitignan ng drayber angcell phone niya habang mina-maneho ang treng tumatakbo sa

bilis na 61 kilometers per hour,malayo sa hangganang 40 kph.

Bandang alas-10 ng umaganoong Biyernes, dalawang trenng LRT Line 1 ang nagbanggaannang aksidenteng lumipat ng rilesang isa sa mga ito malapit sa SM

North Edsa sa Quezon City, kayalumagpas ang mga ito sa riles.Walang pasahero ang dalawangtren kaya walang nasaktan.

Hong Kong judge kumiling kay SingsonHONG KONGSumang-ayon siWanchai District Court JudgeJoseph Yau kahapon kay IlocosSur Rep. Ronald Singson na pa-ra sa personal na gamit lang angcocaine na pinasok nito sa teri-

toryo noong isang taon at hindiibebenta o ibabahagi.Pumanig si Yau kay Singson

bago pa ihayag ang sentensyangayong araw sa kongresistangumamin sa kaso ng pagpuslit ngiligal na droga.

Nahuli si Singson, 42, na may 6.6 gramo ng cocaine at dala-wang tableta ng narkotikong Ni-trazepam sa paliparan sa HongKong noong Hulyo. Sa ilalim ngbatas-Hong Kong, maituturingnang trafficking ang pagbitbitng droga sa teritoryo.

Ayon kay Yau, masyadongkaunti ang drogang dala niSingson sa Hong Kong upangmaisip na ibebenta niya ito.

At hindi umano kailangangmagbenta ng droga ng kongre-

sista sapagkat nagkakamal itong yaman sa iba’t ibang negos-yo. Wala rin umano itong kaibi-gan sa Hong Kong o Macau nababahaginan niya ng droga.

Kumbinsido rin ito na adik sacocaine si Singson nang maa-resto.

Inabot ng isang oras ang pag-bigay ng pahayag ni Yau, nasinaksihan ng anak ni Singsonna si Samantha, 2, dalawang ka-patid na babae at apat na ka-patid na lalaki at kasintahang siLovi Poe. Cynthia D. Balana

Nagsisilikas ng LibyaILANG linggo pa lang angnakararaan nang lumilikasang mga Pil ipino mula saEhipto dahil sa kaguluhand o o n . S a k a s a l u k u y a n a y 1,500 manggagawang Pili-

pino ang papasok sa Ehiptoupang takasan ang gulo saLibya, sabi ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).

Umalis na kahapon sa Beng-haziisa sa mga lungsod nasentro ng pag-aaklas laban sapinuno ng Libya na si Moam-mar Gadhafiang mga Pili-pino na lulan ng 50 bus.

Sinabi ng DFA na sasalu-bungin sila ng mga kawani ngembahada sa Cairo upang tu-lungan. DJ Yap, N Bordadora

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SHOWBUZZ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2011 3

ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor

Now showing, now naTrue Grit

Directed by EthanCoen and Joel Coen;stars Jeff Bridges,Matt Damon, HaileeSteinfeld, Josh Brolin,Paul Rae, BruceGreen, Barry Pepper

A 14-year-old girl(Steinfeld) hiresgrizzled marshal(Bridges) to captureher father’s murder-er (Brolin). RollingStone’s Peter Travers

calls it a “vastly en-tertaining Wild Westshow.” New Yorker’sDavid Denby notes:“Coens’ little joke[is] that the formaltalk merely deco-rates the savagemoral incoherence of the West.”

Black SwanDirected by Darren

Aronofsky; stars Na-

talie Portman, Vin-cent Cassel, Mila Ku-nis, Barbara Hershey,Winona Ryder

Ballerina (Port-man) gets plum rolebut is pushed to thebrink of madness.

NEW Y ORK TIMES’

Manohla Dargis de-scribes it as “visceraland real even whileit’s one delirious,phantasmagoricfreakout.” V ILLAGE

V OICE’s J. Hobermansums it up as a “100-minute swoon. Thecamera lurches,leaps and pirou-ettes.” CHICAGO SUN-TIMES’ Roger Ebertthinks it’s a “full-

bore melodrama toldwith passionate in-tensity, gloriously and darkly absurd.”

From Pradato Nada

Directed by AngelGracia; stars AlexaVega, Camilla Belle,Wilmer Valderrama,Adriana Barraza,Tina French, AprilBowlby

After their dad’sdeath, two rich Lati-no girls (Belle, Vega)find themselves liv-ing in poverty inEast LA. V ARIETY ’sJoe Leydon says it’s“a predictable but

pleasant comedy.”

COMMON SENSE MEDIA ’sMelissa Camacho re-lates: This “JaneAusten update withLatino twist offerslaughs.” TIME OUT

NEW Y ORK ’s BenKenigsberg praises“the actorsespecial-ly now-grown Spy Kid Vega [who]have charm to spare.”Drive Angry (3D)

Directed by Patrick

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FROM Prada to Nada

Father (Cage) es-capes from hell toavenge his daugh-ter’s death and save

her baby from anevil cult. BLOODYDIS-GUSTING.COM’s BradMiska states: It “ac-celerates full steaminto an hour and ahalf of blood, guts,sex.” 3DMOVIESCEN-TER .COM compares itto “a hybrid of movies like Termina-tor 2 and Constan-tine.” Opens tomor-row.

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As he hides from

mean monsters in asmall town, an alienteenager (Pettyfer)discovers his super-powers. USA TODAY ’sScott Bowles rates itas a “cookie-cutteraction film thathopes to [be a] Twi-light and Spider-man.” A RIZONA R E-PUBLIC’s Randy Cor-dova likens it to “agood episode of

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6 SHOWBUZZ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2011

‘Love talk’ with celebrities

Sad that Valentine “red” canturn into “bloody red” when

hearts bleed. I texted Aiko tocheck on her. She replied: “I’mbetter now. Coping with thehelp of family and friends likeyou. Paano ba ’yan? Pareho natayong single? I’m not ready togrant interviews yet ’cause it’sstill fresh.”

Aiko has survived many lovebattles. Her “battle” scars serveas a badge of honor of a wom-an who has loved well and hasraised her kids the best way she

can. Hopefully, the next timeAiko falls, love will no longerturn into war so her heart willfinally be at peace with theworld.

Aiko and Patrick’s split-upgot me thinking about the “lovetalk” I’ve had with my celebrity friends. Allow me to share someof the words of wisdom I’vegathered on my way to “happy ever after.” May it give yourheart something to smile aboutor yearn for as we kiss the LoveMonth goodbye.

GLORIA DIAZ: “It may notwork for others but it works forme. I think it’s better if couplesdon’t get married and don’t livetogether. Instead, travel a lot to-gether. That way you maintainthe mystery and the excite-ment.”

VICKI BELO: “If I give up onsomeone after all we’ve beenthrough, how sure am I that it

will work out with anybody else? At some point we shouldalso be thankful for heartaches’cause it means we’re alive!”

POPS FERNANDEZ: “They say we can’t have it all at onetime even in our relationships. Ithink we can. It’s just that wedon’t appreciate it enough whenwe still have it.”

PRINCESS PUNZALAN-FIELD: “Just like food, love isbest when you let it simmer.Don’t rush into love. ’Di ba masnutritious and masarap angpinakuluan na matagal nasabaw kaysa instant cup noo-dles?”

RUFFA GUTIERREZ: “Rela-tionships can get tiring when

it’s more of like babysitting.Even empowered women likeme need to be taken care of,too. When we’re young, we re-sent our mom’s advice aboutthe guys we date but as we

grow older we realize thatmoms really know best, afterall.”

CESAR MONTANO: “Wivesmust really be subservient totheir husbands at siguradongsusuklian namin ’yun ng ser-bisyo na para sa isang reyna. A wife and a husband should beeach other’s boss.”

DINGDONG DANTES: “Sarelasyon ang importantemasaya kayo pareho whether

you are together or not. Se-cured kayo dapat pareho sokahit may araw na ’di kayomagkasama, happy pa rin kayoknowing that your partner isjust there.”

DJ MO: “Guys should alwaysstrive to be better than the lastboyfriend their girlfriend had.That’s what I always do.”

MIRIAM QUIAMBAO: “Weneed to find ways to fill thevoid in ourselves not by findinga partner. When you enter a re-lationship dapat buo ka na andyour partner is just there tocomplement you as a whole.”

DINA BONNEVIE: “Your kidscannot embrace you the way apartner does. So the love wehave for our kids and our part-ner can never be equal or thesame.”

JIMMY BONDOC: “What awaste if you spend more timefighting than loving. Kung purodudahan at selosan lang, ’wag

na kayo makipagrelasyon.”

By Dolly Anne Carvajal

SINCE I spent Valentine week in Sin-gapore, I was away from the show biz circus for awhile. So I was

stunned to find out when I returnedhome that my good friend, Aiko Melendez

JIMMY Bondoc GLORIA Diaz

CESAR Montano

and her boyfriend Patrick Mene-ses, broke up on V-day.

‘Speech’ vs ‘Network’LOS ANGELESBritish his-torical drama “The King’sSpeech” enters the home

straight as frontrunner totake the Oscars crown thisweek, but “The Social Net-work” is poking all itsfriends for last-minute help.

Colin Firth, who plays astammering George VI, isconsidered all but unbeat-able for the best actor Oscarnext Sunday, when the mul-ti-billion dollar movie in-dustry gathers for the cli-max to Hollywood’s annualawards season.

But the Facebook movie’s

David Fincher could yet benamed best director, andthe movie remains the joint

frontrunner for best picturealong with “King’s Speech,”which topped the nomina-tions haul with nods in 12categories.

The nearly 6,000 mem-bers of the Academy of Mo-tion Picture Arts and Sci-ences finish voting Tuesday,but the results will only beannounced in a showwatched by hundreds of millions live around theworld next Sunday night.AFP

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Friday,Feb. 25

ALMAEDonor, 16,

fourth yearsa BalingasaHigh School

ROMYHOMILLADA

Toast to UE’s top engineersTHE UNIVERSITY of the Eastwill honor its newest batch of li-

censed engineersthe UE Mani-la and Caloocan College of Engi-neering (CoE) graduateswitha testimonial dinner on Feb. 24,7 p.m. , at the Century Park Ho-tel in Manila.

They successfully passed theLicensure Examination for Me-chanical Engineers in March2010, for Electrical Engineers inSeptember 2010, for Civil Engi-neers in November 2010, andfor Electronics Engineers inNovember 2010.

UE Caloocan’s Richard Louie

S. Macapagal, mechanical engi-neer, placed second for his 92.50

percent passing average, andMa. Lara N. Bantilo, electronicsengineer, placed fourth for her90.70 percent passing average.

Bantilo, a graduate of Bache-lor of Science in Electronics andCommunications Engineering,was a consistent UE Tan Yan KeeFoundation Inc. scholar, whileMacapagal was a UE university scholar.

For other details, contact theUE CoE Manila Dean’s Officeat735-5671 loc. 397 and CaloocanDean’s Office at 367-4572 loc.116, or log on to www.ue.edu.ph.

SOAP-MAKING

SEMINAR SET THE GOLDEN Treasure Skills andDevelopment Program will con-duct a soap-making seminar atthe University of the PhilippinesCollege of Social Work and Com-munity Development (CSWCD),Magsaysay Avenue corner YlananStreet in Diliman, Quezon City, onMarch 5, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

There will be a hands-on train-

ing on making different kinds of soaps and household and body care products sucha as liquiddishwashing soap, liquid handsoap, liquid all-purpose soap, bardetergent soap, powder soap,dishwashing paste soap, herbalsoap, glycerin (transparent bathsoap), liquid bleach, fabric soften-er, tile and bowl cleaner, glasscleaner, carpet shampoo, airfreshener, car shampoo and tireblack, body products hand sanitiz-er, body scrub, foot spa soap, foot

spray, foot powder, hair shampoo,and hand and body lotion.

Topics to be discussed aresourcing of materials, costingand marketing strategies.

Participants will receive cer-tificates of training after the sem-inar. Lunch, snack, hand-outsand all the chemical raw matsfor hands-on will be provided.

For questions, call 421-1577,436-7826, 913-6551 or 433-7601 or visit www.goldentrea-

sureskills.com

Feel the difference of soft socksA HEAVEN-SENT solution forchaffed and calloused feet ishereBurlington Soft Socks.

Made of 80 percent cotton,15 percent acrylic and 5 percentSpandex, Burlington Soft Socks

are designed with anti-blisters toprotect the sensitive soles andtoes of our feet.

The high cotton content as-sures absorbency and freshnesseven during the most gruelingwalks, while the acrylic blendassures durability and elegance.Spandex, which is also a featureof professional swim, dance andother athletic wear, enables theseock to retain their shape evenwith repeated washings.

Burlington has been manu-

facturing award-winning linesthrough five decades. Because of its sterling track record, it hasenjoyed the patronage of gener-ations of Filipinos who insist onvalue for money.

With Burlington Soft Socks,one need never endure foot pain,even during the most trying timeswhen one needs to stand for longhours, or walk for long stretcheswearing all kinds of footwear.Like the favorite kiddie blanket orindispensable teeny stuffed toy,Burlington Soft Socks is the smartperson's constant source of com-fort when work or study becomestoo tiresome, and life itself be-comes an interminable wait for

the inexorable march of time.

Innovations rolled out

for 25th Edsa celebration

Event organizer TRC has

been serving Filipinos by pro-viding avenues for livelihoodand business development for34 years by commercializing thetechnologies and innovationsdeveloped and improved by theDOST. TRC proves that innova-tions and technologies shouldnot remain in the laboratoriesbut instead applied to business-es. Its vision is to use thesetechnologies to develop Filipinobusinesses and enable them tobe at par with the international

standards in quality and pro-ductivity that will redound tobetter life and better economy.

The event showcases hun-dreds of technologies and inno-vations that will bring the busi-ness industry to the next level of development. Some of theDOST-generated technologiesare fruit juice enterprise module,banana and pineapple fiber pre-treatment technology, coco coirmachines, vacuum frying, non-

cyanide copper and gold electro-plating, non-cyanide bush plat-ing, Talisay dye powder produc-

tion application technologies,

gasifier combustor and charcoalbriquetting and many others.The DOST-PEZA Open Tech-

nology for Business Incubateeswill present computer-appliedinnovation such as small andmedium enterprises cost-effec-tive generic business softwareusing the software as a servicemodel in the form of pay-per-use services and with applica-tions such as payroll, inventory,human resource management,POS and accounting. Other incu-

bates are in designs engineeringoutsourcing and sub-contractingservices, web solutions, docu-ment archiving and retrieval,full-service graphic animationenterprises and many others.

The event is packed withseminars, discussions and de-mos on business innovationsand development and businessopportunities. It will be high-lighted by the topic “InnovationForum on Open Technologies

for Business and Making Tech-nologies Work.” Other topics in-clude “Practical Tips on Waste

Management,” “Silkscreen Print-ing Business,” “Innovative Pro-duction Systems and Processingof Edible and Medicinal Mush-room,” “Packaging Innovations,”“Empowering Small-to-MediumEnterprises for Global Competi-tiveness,” “Herbal Soap-Innova-tion in Going Basic, Dishwash-ing Liquid and Fabric Softener,”“Innovations in the Food ServiceIndustry,” “Franchising YourBusiness Presentation and Dis-cussion,” “Innovative Designsand Techniques in Flower Ar-rangement Business,” and “Per-fumery to the Next Level.”

For more information, call576-4395, 399-8779 or 0922-8194720 or visit www.trc.dost.gov.ph/trctechforum

IN TIME for the Edsa celebrations, the Technology Re-source Center (TRC) of the Department of Science andTechnology (DOST) stages the Innovations for Busi-ness Expo (IBE) on Feb. 25 to 27 at the MegatradeHall 3 of SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City. The expo,one with the spirit of EDSA revolution, presents theevent as a way to liberate Filipinos out of poverty andbring the country to the next level of development.

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2011

SPORT SDENNIS U. EROA, Editor

SIGE, IHATAW N’YO

DUDUMUGIN ng tao ang pagsisimula ng Petron Ladies Beach volleyballtournament bukas sa University of the East sandcourts sa CaloocanCity. Pangungunahan ng tambalang PCU-Dasmariñas nina Ana AliciaAdolfo at Alyanna Marie Gorospe ang listahan ng mga kalahok sahatawan na magbibigay ng P10,000 sa kampeon. May kabuuang 10koponan ang kasali sa liga na iniisponsoran ng Petron at suportado ngMikasa, Molten Balls at Speedo. Makikipagtagisan rin ng galing ang mgatambalan nina Iyari Yongco at Aileen Abuel, at Iumi Yongco at MarieDesengano (La Salle-Dasmariñas), Jaizel Cervantes at April Lyn Reyes( San Sebastian College-Cavite), Donna Mae Factor at Anelyn Arroyo atArianna Mae Angustia at Charmille Belleza (Emilio Aguinaldo College-Manila); Hezzymie Acuna at Kent Salapuddin at Menchie Tabuena atGrace Adelante ng Rizal Technological University at ang pambato nghost UE na sina Krycel Cueva at Francislyn Cais. Inorganisa ni dating

PSC commissioner Tisha Abundo ang labanan. NIÑO JESUS ORBETA

4th Tiong Lian

title sa XavierSINAGASAAN ni World YouthOlympic veteran Jeron Teng angdepensa upang buhatin angXavier School sa 77-66 panalokontra Hope Christian at kuninang ika-apat sunod titulo saFreego Metro Manila Tiong LianBasketball Association (MMTLBA)championship. Tinapos ni Teng,6-foot-1, ang sagupaan sa ChiangKai Shek College Gym Martes namay 36 puntos, siyam rebounds,siyam assists at pitong turnovers.May kabuuang siyam titulo angXavier sa liga. Most ValuablePlayer si Teng.

PBA COMMISSIONER’S CUP

Alaska, RoS lusotIKALAWANG LARORain or Shine 95 -

Adams 30, Arana 18, Ro-driguez 11, Norwood 9,Belga 6, Ferriols 6, Cruz 4,Jazul 3, Chan 3, Buenafe 3,Kramer 2, Uyloan 0, Tang 0.B-Meg Derby Ace 94 - Brown29, Yap J. 14, Simon 14, Vil-lanueva 11, Pingris 11, Allado 7,Canaleta 6, Salvador 2, Maier-hofer 0, Escobal 0, Yap R. 0.Quarters: 28-28, 51-47, 77-74,95-94

Ni Mark Giongco, Inquirer.net

TINAMBAKAN ng Alaska ang Powerade, 106-82,sa PBA Commissioner’s Cup kagabi sa CunetaAstrodome.

Bumanat ng 14 sa kanyang24 puntos si Cyrus Baguio safirst quarter upang kumaripasang Aces sa 38-16 abante.

Hindi na nakabangon angTigers na nakakuha ng 34 pun-tos mula kay import RussellCarter at 17 puntos kay Gary David ngunit mistulang tulog

ang kanilang mga kasangga.Kung tambakan ang unang

laro, nahirapan ang Rain orShine laban sa Derby Ace, 95-94. Ito ang unang laro ni YengGuiao bilang coach ng ElastoPainters.

Bagamat malaki ang agwatng Aces, hindi nainip ang mgamanonood dahil sa mga ‘‘high-flying act” ni Alaska import LDWilliams.MGA ISKORUNANG LAROALASKA 106Baguio 24, Williams21, Tenorio 15, Thoss 14, Borboran8, Eman 7, De Vance 6, Dela Cruz

6, Custodio 3, Bugia 2, Espiritu 0,Thiele 0, Dulay 0.POWERADE 82Carter 34, David17, Antonio 8, Anthony 7, Lanete 7,Gonzales 5, Reyes R. 4, Reyes J. 0,Allera 0, Macapagal 0, Cruz 0, Es-pino 0.Quarters: 38-16, 60-32, 91-65, 106-82

LUSOTILALAGAY na lang ni Mark Borboran ng Alaska Aces ang bola sa ringmatapos lusutan ang depensa ni Rob Reyes (kaliwa) at Chico Lanete ngPowerade Tigers sa PBA Commissioner’s Cup kagabi sa CunetaAstrodome. Hindi pinaporma ng Aces ang Tigers, 106-82.

AUGUST DELA CRUZ

Red Lions balik-tronosa 86th NCAA footballINUNGUSAN ng San Beda angCollege of St. Benilde, 1-0, up-ang agawin ang titulo sa 86thNCAA football tournament saPhilsports Arena sa Pasig City.

Isang mala-rocket sipa mula

kay striker Roy Lanting sa ika-38 minuto ang nagbigay sa SanBeda ng makasaysayang 10-game sweep.

Hinigpitan ng Lions ang de-pensa upang hindi na makaban-gon ang Blazers.

Gumanti rin ang Lions sa 0-1pagkatalo kontra Blazers noongnakaraang season.

Pinalakas ng Lions angkanilang atake sa pangkala-hatang titulo matapos

makamit ng mga taga-Mendio-

la ang ika-anim titulo ngayonseason.

Numero uno rin ang Lions samen’s basketball, swimming,men’s table tennis at men’s atwomen’s taekwondo.

Tutuldukan ng pahusayan satrack and field ang season sadarating buwan.

"We won football and wegained some points in our bidto win our first overall champi-onship,” sabi ni Jose Mari Lac-son, kinatawan ng San Beda saManagement Committee napinangungunahan ni Frank Gusing San Sebastian.

Kinuha ng Arellano Universi-ty ang ikatlong puwesto mata-

pos hiyain ang Perpetual, 24-0.

UST Tigers,

Lady ArchersnagsipanaloISANG panalo na lang ang kailan-gan ng University of Santo Tomasat De La Salle upang makuha angmga kampeonato sa UAAP volley-ball championships.

Lumapit sa four-peat angTigers matapos patumbahin angFEU Tamaraws, 20-25, 25-23,25-23, 25-23 sa Game 1 ka-hapon sa FilOil Flying V Arenasa San Juan City.

Sa mga kababaihan, nagingmatatag ang Lady Archers sagitna ng umaapoy atake ng Ti-gresses upang makatakas, 25-18, 25-20, 19-25, 16-25, 15-10.

Gagawin ang Game 2 Saba-do.Celest Flores, Inquirer.net

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