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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Monday, January 16, 2012 |
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BacoLaodiat
7 events to roll off
at table tennis tilt
The Lopue’s Table Tennis Association headed by Leonito Lopue and Silay Vice Mayor Mark Golez will sponsor the Bacolaodiat Table Tennis Open Tournament on January 21-22, at the LOPTTA Table Tennis Center, Lopue’s San Sebastian Annex Building, Bacolod City, a press release from the organizers said.
There will be seven events to be contested. These are the Boy’s 12 years old and under, Girl’s 12 years old and under, Boy’s 17 years old and under, Girl’s 17 years old and under, Men’s Singles open, Women’s Singles open and the special event featuring 50 years old and above and some professional players.
| RP-born NFL star Tim Tebow, one of America's hottest new sports heroes, will help pay for a children's hospital in the poverty-stricken Philippines where he was born, his charity partners said. The $3 million, 30-bed facility will open in the southern city of Davao in mid-2013, the US-based charity CURE said in a statement on its website where a video message from the Denver Broncos quarterback was also posted. "I've always had a a special place in my heart for the country in which I was born and I'm very excited about this project," Tebow said in the message as he appealed for the public to join him in donating to the hospital's fund. |
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