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ISA NA NAMANG LINDOLITINUTURO ng isang seismologist ng Phivolcs sa graph sa kanyang monitor ang bahaging nagpapakitang pagtama ng 5.9 magnitude na lindol na kanilang naitalang naganap kahapon sa Central Mindanaoprovince. JOAN BONDOC

JOB OPENINGS

DepEd kailangan ng mga guro

Ngunit ayon sa Act Teachersparty list, may 45,000 guro nahindi pa napopondohan ng pam-bansang pamahalaan.

Ayon kay Act Teachers Rep. An-tonio Tinio, ang 45,000 guro aykinuha at pinasusuweldo ng mgalokal na pamahalaan.

Sinabi ni Tinio, mas maliit angsahod ng mga gurong ito kaya da-pat isama sa talaan ng mga emp-leyado ng DepEd.

Aniya, mananatili ang kakula-ngan sa mga guro hangga’t hindinaisasama ang mga lokal na gurosa pambansang plantilya.

“The nationally paid teachersearn a minimum of P18,000 amonth, while the locally paid onesdepend on the capacity of the lo-cal government units. Some justearn P3,000, some P5,000,” ani

Tinio sa pagdinig ng Kapulunganng mga Kinatawan sa panukalangbadyet ng DepEd.

Sinabi ni Education SecretaryArmin Luistro na kinikilala ngDepEd ang mga guro na empleya-do ng mga lokal na pamahalaan athinihiling sa mga lokal na opisyalna patuloy na hawakan ang mgaito.

Samantala, ang pamahalaan aytumututok sa pagpuno sa 61,510kulang sa mga pampublikongpaaralan, ani Luistro.

Pagkatapos lang mapunuan ni-to sa taong 2013 maaasikaso ngpamahalaan ang pagkuha sa mgalokal na guro.

“I myself would rather, and thedepartment wishes, that all teach-ers are in the national plantilla,”ani Luistro.

61,000Ni Leila B. Salaverria

B alak ng Department of Education (DepEd) na ku-muha ng 61,000 bagong guro sa mga pampubli-kong paaralan upang matapos na ang tila walang

hanggang problema pagsapit ng 2013.

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Great toys, great prices in GreenhillsIF YOU happen to pass by Annapo-lis Street in Greenhills you may besurprised to find a newly openedTOYS AND SPORTS shop situatedon the 2nd Floor of Intrawest Bldg,beside One Beverly Place and At-lanta Center and a few strides awayfrom Greenhills Shopping Center .To casual passer-bys the logo maybe no more than an object of curiosi-ty but for toy collectors it is a familiarand welcome sight. GREAT-TOYSONLINE.COM is the brain-child of Mr. Malvin Lim who, morethan 10 years ago, visualized a col-lectables shop infused with theemerging online technology duringthe rise of the internet era, faithful tothe motto: "Great toys, great prices."An avid collector himself, he envi-sioned something more for the brandand something more for his clientsand customers.Ten years and five branches later inJuly 2012, Malvin unveiled his mas-terpiece. The newly opened GREAT-

TOYSONLINE.COM TOY ANDSPORTS Mega-store in Annapolis,Greenhills is a sight to behold,a mas-sive toy store sprawling 250 squaremeters, arrayed with displays andshelves stockpiled with the wishes,wants and needs of every collector.Truly, it is enough to reduce a fanboyto giggles of excitement, anticipationand awe. So sayeth Malvin: "Ourplan is to have a shop that has allthe greatest toys under one roof inone place. A store big enough for-customers to enjoy and relax." Notbad for a brand which used to occu-py a small shelf space within a sport-ing goods store near Pedro Gil inTaft Avenue.Definitely, not bad for a guy who justhappened to be your average toycollector but with a vision, a plan anda sense of determination to bring hisdreams, and every other collectors'dreams to fruition. GREATTOYSON-LINE.COM have come a longway.Jeri Reyes

Listahan ng mga holiday sa 2013NILAGDAAN ni Pa-ngulong Aquino angProclamation No. 459na naglalatag sa mgapista-opisyal sa 2013.

Sinabi ni Undersec-retary Abigail Valte saradyo dzRB ng pama-halaan na Martes angBagong Taon, Enero1. Maaga ang SemanaSanta, na sa Marso 28a t M a r s o 2 9 a n gHuwebes San to a tBiyernes Santo.

Gugun i t a i n angAraw ng Kagitingan saAbril 9, Martes; Arawng Paggawa sa Mayo1, Miyerkules; Arawng Kasarinlan sa Hu-nyo 12, Miyerkules

din; at Araw ng mgaBayani sa Agosto 26,Lunes, kaya may longweekend sa huling ba-hagi ng Agosto.

Sabado ang Bonifa-cio Day sa Nob. 30.Miyerkules ang Pasko,Dis. 25 at Lunes na-man ang Rizal Day(Dis. 30).

Ayon kay Va l t e ,wala r ing pasok saSabado de Gloria saM a r s o 3 0 ; N i n o yAquino Day sa Agosto21, Miyerkules; Undassa Nob. 1, Biyernes.

Wala ring pasok saNob. 2, Sabado; at Dis.24, Martes. Ang hulingaraw ng taon, Dis. 31,

ay Martes. “That’s aholiday,” ani Valte.

“And the Edsa Rev-olution anniversary onFeb. 25, a Monday, isa special holiday forall schools,” aniya.

“Of course the Eid’lFitr and the Eid’l Adhawi l l be announcedonce it’s determinedwhich days their cele-bration falls on in ac-cordance with the Is-l a m i c c a l e n d a r, ”aniya, t inukoy angmalalaking pagdiri-wang sa Islam. “Let’swait for the advisoryf rom the Na t iona lCommission on Mus-lim Filipinos.” TJB

6 DUMALO, 7 NO-SHOW

Dedma sa Day 1 ni Serenoretiro na 70, na angDiyos ang nagtalagasa kanya at marahilpanahon nang ibigayang pamunuan ngHukuman sa “one ofHis humble servants.”

Anim na associatejustice lang ang du-mating para sa unangflag-raising ceremonyni Sereno sa KorteSuprema. Sila sinaMariano del Castillo,Roberto Abad, EstelaPerlas-Bernabe, Bien-venido Reyes, JoseMendoza at Jose Perez.

Lumiban sa ka-ganapan ang pitongiba pang associate jus-tice, sa pangungunani Antonio Carpio, na

kung ibabatay sa nau-nang sinunod na kau-galian sa gulang aysiyang susunod sapuwesto ng Punongmahistrado. Lumibandin ang mga associatejustice na sina TeresitaLeonardo-De Castro,Diosdado Peralta, Lu-cas Bersamin, ArturoBrion, Martin Villara-ma Jr at Presbitero J.

Velasco Jr.Isang nakatatan-

dang opisyal ng Huku-man, na tumanggingmapangalanan, angnagsabing “intention-al” ang pagliban ngpito na layong mag-padala ng “strong co-gent message.”

Nina Christine O. Avendaño at Marlon Ramos

KUNG pang-iisnab ang pagliban ngkalahati sa 14 associate justice, hindipinakita ni Chief Justice LourdesSereno na apektado siya nito, sinabi sauna niyang flag-raising ceremony naang Diyos ang nagtalaga sa kanya napamunuan ang Korte Suprema, hini-ling ding balewalain ang mga intriga.

“This is neither thework of man nor ofany political bloc. Thisis not a product oflobbying from businessor economic interestsbut by God whoknows all the plan ofour nation,” nakangi-ting sambit ni Sereno.

Itinalaga ni Pangu-long Aquino si Sereno

noong Sabado bilangkapalit ni Chief Jus-tice Renato Corona.

Sinabi ni Sereno,52, na naungusan anglimang mas nakata-tandang associate jus-tices upang pamunu-an ang hudikatura sasusunod na 18 taonhanggang sa maratingang gulang ng pagre-

Paano na ang lagay ni Puno sa DILG sa ilalim ni Roxas?TILA na l a l agay saa l a n g a n i n a n gkabarkada ni PanguloAquino sa shootingrange na si Rico Puno,dahil sa mga pahayagng Malacañang naganap ang kontrol niM a r Ro x a s b i l a n gbagong talagang kali-him ng Department ofthe Interior and LocalGovernment (DILG).

Ngunit ayon kayExecutive SecretaryPaquito Ochoa, bahagipa rin ng kagawaransi Puno, ang maka-pangyarihang DILGundersecre ta ry nasiyang namamahala

sa pulis at kahati sakapangyarihan ni In-terior Secretary JesseRobredo.

“Up to now, he isstill the undersecre-tary of the DILG,” sin-abi ni Ochoa, officerin charge ng DILGsimula nang mamataysi Robredo sa pagbu-lusok ng kanyang ero-plano noong Agosto18.

Sinabi kahapon niP r e s i d e n t i a lspokesperson EdwinL a c i e r d a n a m a yganap na kapangyari-han si Roxas sa loobn g k a g a w a r a n , a t

maging sa mga ahen-syang nagpapatupadsa batas.

Nang tanungin siLacierda kung sakopng responsibilidad niRoxas ang PhilippineNational Police, angBureau of Jail Man-agement and Penolo-gy at ang Bureau ofFire Prevention, tugonniya, “to my under-standing, yes.”

Nang tanungin siyakung may iisang com-mand sa ilalim ni Ro-xas, sinagot ni Lacier-da: “That is correct.”

Marlon Ramos ,Michael Lim Ubac

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Pamilya ni Calungsodmagsisipunta sa Italya

sasabing mga kalahisila ni Calungsod.

“Over in Cebu weusually say sainthoodis relative. If you be-come a saint, you dis-cover that you havemany relatives,” aniPalma.

Isa rito, sinabi niPalma, ay isang 85-taong-gulang na lala-ki na hindi nagpapa-pigil sa katandaan up-ang masaksihan angpagiging santo ngkanyang “relative.”

Si Calungsod angikalawang martir naKatoliko kasunod niSan Lorenzo Ruiz.

Ngunit mahirap

patunayan kung angisang tao ay kaanaknga ni Calungsoddahil walang talaankung saan siya isini-lang.

Batay sa mga ta-laan ng Simbahan, ni-larawan si Calungsodbilang “Bisaya” naisinilang noong 1654sa nasasakupan ngDiocese ng Cebu.

Naniniwala angmga historian ng Sim-bahan na maaringsinilang siya sa Ginati-lan sa Cebu, Hinunan-gan at Hinundayan saSouthern Leyte, Molodistrict sa Iloilo, at saLoboc, Bohol.

Ni Kristine L. Alave

SA ISANG kisap, tila dumami angkaanak ng malapit nang maging santona si Pedro Calungsod.

Hindi nagbibilangsi Cebu ArchbishopJose Palma. Ngunitsinabi niya na gu-mawa na siya ng may3,000 liham na nag-e-endorso sa mga taonghumihiling ng visamula sa embahada ngItalya upang makada-lo sa kanonisasyon niCalungsod sa Romasa Okt. 21.

Ani Palma, pangu-lo rin ng CatholicBishops’ Conference

of the Philippines, lu-miham sa kanya angembahada ng Italyanoong isang linggo atnagpaalala na masya-dong marami nasiyang nagawang en-dorsement letter.

“I said to them it’smy duty to sign, it’syour duty to screen,”ani Palma.

Aniya, napuna niyana marami sa mgagustong dumalo sakanonisasyon ay nag-

Biyuda ni Robredo nasa talaanng JBC na kandidato sa RTC judgeMAS nanaisin ng biyu-da ni Interior Secre-tary Jesse Robredo namaging Regional TrialCourt (RTC) judge saBicol sa halip na ma-pabilang sa kandida-tong pagkasenador ngadministrasyong Aqui-no para sa halalan ng2013.

Sinama si Leni Ro-b r e d o k a h a p o n s ashort list ng Judicialand Bar Council (JBC)bilang kandidato ngRTC judge. “Unani-mous,” ang nomina-

syon niya sa JBC shortlist, ani Jose Mejia,kasapi ng sanggunian.

Narating ang nomi-nasyon ni Robredonang magpulong angJBC kahapon upangtalakayin ang mahigit20 bakante sa mgamabababang huku-man. Ito ang unangpulong ng JBC na pi-nangunahan ng ba-gong Chief Just iceMa. Lourdes Sereno.

Sa pu long , nag-pasya rin ang JBC nabuksan ang puwesto

sa isang associate jus-tice sa Korte Suprema,ang puwesto ni Serenobago siya umangatupang pamunuan anghudikatura.

Sinabi ni Mejia nanoong Peb. 22 naka-panayam ng JBC siRobredo kaugnay saaplikasyon nito bilangRTC judge na suma-saklaw sa Ligao, Al-bay, maging sa Cala-banga at Pili na nasaCamarines Sur. COA

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Amalia, Liezl kiss and make upBy Dolly Anne Carvajal

MY “second mom,” AmaliaFuentes, celebrated her 72ndbirthday at Barrio Fiesta on Aug.27. It was an intimate gatheringof family and close friends, de-

void of show biz fanfare which made the oc-casion more meaningful.

(Liezl’s stepdad wholoved her like hisown), Liezl’s boutwith cancer (whichshe has triumphedover), and the showbiz squabble MamaNena is embroiled incan be too much tohandle. But thesestorms have stabi-lized their roller-coaster relationship.

‘Justmy mom’

“Family is familytalaga,” Mama Nenasaid. “Liezl and Ipatched things upwhen things gotrough. Her supportgives me all thestrength that I need.So, even if I’m facinga show biz war, no-body can harm mebecause I have Liezl,my apos and entireclan behind me.”

Liezl echoed thosesentiments: “I wishmy mom the best ofhealth always. I’vecome to realize thatthe most importantthings in life arefamily and goodhealth. I love hervery much and will

always be behindher, no matterwhat.”

On Liezl’s Face-book page, she post-ed this greeting thatread in part: “At theend of the day, I amstill proud of howyou raised me …and gave me all thebest things that youcould! I got my lovefor travel from you… fighting for fami-ly, and of course mylove for water. Eliza-beth Taylor of thePhilippines … Queenof Philippine movies… you are still justmy one and onlymama … I am solucky to have you!”

Mama Nena andLiezl have come tolook more and morelike each other. Andnow they also feeland think the sameway, which makesthem understandeach other better.From now on, theymay just be arguingabout who loves theother more.

“I’ve never felt asloved as I dotonight,” Mama Ne-na gushed. “Every-one close to myheart is present.”

Her party turnedout to be extra spe-cial because hergranddaughter,Alyanna, had justrecovered after sev-eral weeks of hospi-tal confinement.

A concelebrated

thanksgiving Masswas presided over bythe Muhlachs’ fa-vorite priest and Ma-ma Nena’s confessor,Father Armand Tan-gi, with Fr. TedLopez and Fr. JoeyTuazon.

The birthday girlwas misty-eyed dur-ing her speech afterthe Mass: “My heartis overflowing withjoy. After all the tri-als … that mydaughter Liezl and Ihave gone through,all the wounds arehealed.”

Having been privyto their colorful anddramatic mother-daughter saga, I’mmore than happythat Mama Nena andLiezl are again closerthan ever.

The recent deathof Joey Stevens

Mga gustoni Ruby

“My mom told me,‘You have to earn

your keep.’ Shestopped giving me ex-pensive gifts andurged me to help inthe family business.Before this, it was al-ways my sister thatshe sent on errandsfor our store,” sabi niRuby, na ngayon ay22 na, habang ka-panayam siya sakanyang condo unitsa Mandaluyong.

Pinatatakbo ng inani Ruby na si Josie atng kanyang kapatidna si Natalia angisang negosyo sadamit na Missology,na may tindahan saGlorietta 3 sa Makati.Upang makatulong,kumuha si Ruby ngshort course sa Fash-ion Design sa Schoolof Fashion and theArts (Sofa, saMakati). Ipinagpatu-loy niya ang kanyang

pag-aaral sa Sydney,Australia, kung saannakabase angkanyang ama.

“Since working asa model and actress,I’ve realized how hardit is to earn money,”sabi ni Ruby. “I’vestopped being brattyand learned to buyonly things that Ineed.”

Si Ruby anggaganap na bida saindie film ni DennisEmpalmado HindiTao, Hindi Hayop,kung saanmakakasama niya angmga aktor na sina Or-lando Sol at Yul Ser-vo. Kabilang din siyasa cast ng Amorosa niToppel Lee at Rigodonni Erik Matti.

Isa rin siya sa 26KGirls sa game showna Deal or No Deal saABS-CBN.

Kabilang sa mgapaborito ni Ruby angdigital SLR camera naregalo sa kanya ngkanyang ama.

Pagdating namansa sapatos, ang stud-ded Jimmy Choo highheels ang kanyangpaborito. “Mom andShandii picked it.”

Ni Marinel R. CruzLitrato ni Jim Guiao Punzalan

I NAAAMIN ni model-aktres RubyCayetano na lumaki siyangspoiled at nakukuha ang lahat ng

bagay nang hindi niya pinaghihira-pan. Nagbago ang lahat nang tu-muntong siya sa edad na 20 atnagsimula nang maghanapbuhay.

TUWANG-TUWA si Ruby sa pagkuha ng litrato.

PABORITO: studded Jimmy Choo high heels.

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 5FEATURES

Mickey, friends meet kids

around a one-of-a-kind,unpredictable road tripas Mickey Mouse, Min-nie Mouse, Goofy andDonald spontaneouslyattempt to round upamazing acts for theirtalent show. Thanks toMickey’s fantasticalbus, they are able tosoar over mountainsand plunge underwaterto complete their

search for performers.Through the incorpora-tion of a giant videoscreen and multiplescenic projection pan-els, audiences are ableto enjoy a truly visualexperience as thescenic backdrop takesthem through countryhillsides, a cactus-filleddesert, a royal villageand other picturesque

locales.For more details

about Disney Live!Mickey’s Rockin’ RoadShow, visit www.dis-neylive.com.ph or callVivre Fort Entertain-ment at 470-6956.Tickets are availablein all TicketNet outletsand can also be pur-chased online atwww.ticketnet.com.ph.

KIDS had a grand time at the start ofthe month when Disney charactersMickey and Minnie joined them for aday-long meet and greet at the differ-ent malls of the Araneta Center inQuezon City.

From the pressconference at theGateway Suites to theActivity Areas ofGateway Mall, Farm-ers Plaza and AliMall, children of allages squealed in de-light as they huggedand posed with theDisney characters.

Disney Live! Mick-ey’s Rockin’ Road Show,Feld Entertainment’sall-new live stage pro-duction starring Mick-ey Mouse in a fun-filled road trip and tal-ent search adventure,

performs at SmartAraneta Coliseumfrom Sept. 15 to 15.

Spotlighting favoriteDisney characters suchas the ever-lovable Tig-ger, Cinderella and hercomical stepsisters,and Buzz Lightyear,Woody and friendsfrom Disney/Pixar’sToy Story, Disney Live!Mickey’s Rockin’ RoadShow unfolds throughan original, laugh-out-loud story line thatwhisks audiences awayon a wacky journey.

The show revolves

Wellness Day for grandparentsON SEPT. 9, celebrateGrandparents’ Day byparticipating in theAraneta Center’s GrandWellness Day with ourdear lolos and lolas!

Keep updated withlolo and lola’s health,and encourage them tosign up for the medicalmission at FarmersPlaza and Al i Mal lfrom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.For a minimum singlereceipt purchase ofP300, senior citizenscan already avail of themedical check-ups.Doctors from ValueCare will provide bloodsugar testing to thefirst 50 senior citizensto register. However,grandparents shouldhave undergone an 8-to 10- hour fasting.Other medical check-ups, such as bone massdens i ty screening ,

blood pressure check,and consultation withthe doctors, will alsobe available.

Get the grandpar-ents to move into thegroove for a long andf i t l i fe in a Zumbadance class at FarmersPlaza. The first 30 toregister with a mini-mum purchase of P300can jo in the danceclasses. For the lolosand lolas who want tosit back and relax, thestudents from Centerfor Pop will be serenad-ing all grandparentswith a mini-concert al-so at Farmers Plaza.

Registrants can al-so get the chance towin special prizes inthe raffle.

Treat lolo and lolato a treasure trove offitness activities onlyat the Araneta Center.

Earn from candle-making, flower arrangingLEARN how to makeand mold aromatic can-dles and arrange freshflowers. The GoldenTreasure Skills Develop-ment Program will con-duct a seminar on aro-ma candle making andfresh flower arrange-ment at the College ofSocial Work and Com-munity Development,Magsaysay Avenue cor-

ner Ylanan Street, Uni-versity of the Philip-pines, Diliman, QuezonCity on Sept. 15, from10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Among the topicsto be discussed aresourcing of materialsand costing.

Participants will al-so experience how tomake candles usingdifferent methods and

techniques such as thedipping method, pour-ing , mold making ,casting, hand formingand carving. They willalso learn how to maket rad i t iona l cand lestick, twisted candle,gel candle using pelletstype paraffin wax, can-dles in glass contain-ers. And also how toarrange fresh flowers.

Participants will re-ceive certificates oftraining right after theseminar. Lunch andsnacks will be served.The module and all rawmaterials for hands-onwill be provided.

For questions, call421-1577, 913-6551,436-7826 or log on tow w w. G o l d e n Tr e a-sureSkills.com

Coppelia at UE Theater todayTHE UNIVERSITY ofthe East, in cooperationwith Philippine BalletTheater (PBT), throughthe UE Office of Cultur-al Affairs (UEOCA),will present Coppeliaon Sept. 4, 5 p.m., atthe UE Theater, UEManila Campus.

The PBT-version ofthe three-act classicalballet Coppelia willfeature PBT’s dancersL e m u e l C a p a a n dVeronica Ylagan, play-ing the roles of Frantzand Swanhilda, re-s p e c t i v e l y. B o t hdancers are UE stu-dents. Capa is a 2nd

year student in BSEdin music, arts, physi-c a l educa t i on andhealth (MAPEH), anda member of the UES i l anganan DanceTr o u p e ( U E S D T ) ,while Ylagan is a 2ndyear student in pre-Dentistry program.

The PBT artistic di-rector is Ronilo Jay-nario. The UE OCA di-rector is Gener Carin-gal, concurrent UES-DT choreographer.

Admission is freeon a first-come-first-served basis. Visit theUE OCA or call 735-5471 loc. 441.

MICKEY and Minnie pose with kids

THOMAS IN ILOCOSALWAYS a strong supporter of USA brands inthe Philippines, United States AmbassadorHarry K. Thomas, Jr. had dinner at Pizza HutRobinsons Ilocos Norte and posed after withPizza Hut's friendly staff and managers. Theambassador led his team in the ‘America in 3D’road show reading stories and playing gameswith Ilocos Norte kids.

6 SPORTS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012

DENNIS U. EROA, Editor

ABUEVA, VIDAL NANGUNA

Stags, Altas wagiMGA ISKORUNANG LAROSAN SEBASTIAN 92—Sangalang20, Pascual 20, Abueva 17, Gusi 11,Maiquez 10, Miranda 6, Juico 4, An-tipuesto 2, Dela Cruz 2, Rebullos 0.ST. BENILDE 72—Lastimosa 22,Taha 13, Grey 9, Ongteco 6, Altami-rano 6, Tan 6, Sinco 4, Bartolo 2,Deles 2, Dela Paz 2, Maconocido 0,Romero 0, Carlos 0.Quarters: 18-12, 43-28, 69-48, 92-72IKALAWANG LAROPERPETUAL 88—Vidal 32, Thomp-son 13, Allen 12, Omorogbe 9,Alano 7, Babayemi 6, Elopre 5,Paulino 4, Jolangcob 0, Arboleda 0.JRU 72—Matute 16, Lopez 14,Carampil 12, Villarias 8, Camasura6, Mabulac 4, Almario 4, Dela Paz 3,Mendoza 3, Salaveria 2, Maconoci-do 0, Monserat 0.Quarters: 23-18, 42-32, 65-52, 88-72

Ni Cedelf P. Tupas

G UMAWA ng triple-double si Calvin Abueva up-ang tambakan ng San Sebastian College angCollege of St. Benilde, 92-72 kahapon sa 88th

NCAA basketball tournament sa Filoil Flying V Arenasa San Juan.

Sa ikalawang laro ay nag-pasiklab si Jett Vidal upangpabagsakin ng Perpetual HelpAltas ang JRU Heavy Bombers,88-72. May 32 puntos si Vidal.

Pinalakas ng Altas ang kam-panya sa Final Four matapostumabla sa Bombers na may 8-4kartada.

Ito ang ikatlong triple double

ngayong season ng Most Valu-able Player. Tinapos ni Abueva,second pick overall ng AlaskaAces sa nakaraang PBA draft,ang laro na may 17 puntos, 13rebounds at 13 assists.

Umakyat sa 10-3 ang Stags.Nangunguna sa karera sa FinalFour ang kampeon San BedaRed Lions na may 10-2 marka.

Sandugo,Cagayansasabak

IPAGPAPATULOY ng Sandugo-San Sebastian at PhilippineArmy ang kanilang mga kampa-nya sa second round ngShakey’s V-League Open sa Ni-noy Aquino Memorial Stadium.

Kung paborito ang Sandugo(6-1) kontra Far Eastern Univer-sity (0-7) sa kanilang 6 p.m.sagupaan ay mahirap ang labanng Army (6-1) laban sa CagayanValley-Perpetual (5-2) 2p.m.

Haharapin ng Ateneo (3-4)ang Philippine Navy (1-6) 4p.m.

Papasok sa semifinals angLady Eagles kung magwawagimuli sa Lady Sailors.

Sasandal ang Ateneo kinaAlyssa Valdez at Fille Cainglet.Tinalo ng Ateneo ang Navynoong nakaraang Linggo, 22-25, 15-25, 25-21, 26-24, 18-16.

Pangungunahan nina Sandradelos Santos, Honey Tubino atJheck Dionela ang atake ng Ris-ing Suns kontra Lady Troopersna ibabandera sina MichelleCarolino at Rachel Ann Daquis.

KARERANAG-UUNAHAN sa bola sina Ronald Pascual (kaliwa) ng San SebastianStags at Jan Tan ng College of St. Benilde Blazers sa NCAA men’sbasketball tournament sa FilOil Flying V Arena sa San Juan. Sinuwag ngStags ang Blazers, 92-72. AUGUST DELA CRUZ

Perpetual 4-peat sa‘NC’ beach volleyballNAKUHA ng Perpetual HelpSystem Dalta ang ika-apat sun-od titulo sa NCAA beach volley-ball women’s championship saBoardwalk sandcourts ng SubicBay Metropolitan Authority.

Pinabagsak nina April AnnSartin at Norie Jane Diaz ng La-dy Altas sina Karen Berbano ayGretchen Soltones ng ng SanSebastian College Lady Stags,21-16, 23-21 sa final.

Napiling Most Valuable Play-er si Diaz samantalang Coach of

the Year si Miguel Rafael ngPerpetual.

“Magandang regalo ko po itosa aking sarili at sa aming AlmaMater before po ako grumadweyt.Masaya po ako na nakapagbigayako ng honor at glory sa amingpaaralan” sabi ni Sartin.

Kinuha ng Perpetual angunang korona sa mga kalalaki-han matapos taluin ang Letran.

Nanguna si Jay Dela Cruz satagumpay ng Altas na giniyahanni coach Sammy Acaylar.

BOLANG ULONATAKPAN ng bola ang ulo ni Sandugo-SSC Thai import UtaiwanKaensing habang nakatingin (mula kaliwa) sina Rachel Daquis at AngelaNunag ng Philippine Army sa Shakey’s V-League Open. Mangunguna siUtaiwan sa atake ng Sandugo kontra FEU Lady Tamaraws sa simulangayon ng second round sa Ninoy Aquino Stadium. EDWIN BELLOSILLO

MGA LARO NGAYON(Ninoy Aquino Stadium)

2 p.m.—Army vs Cagayan4 p.m.—Navy vs Ateneo

6 p.m.—FEU vs Sandugo-SSC

PBA season sa Forum ngayonTATALAKAYIN ngayon sa PSA Fo-rum ang ika-38 season ng Philip-pine Basketball Association.

Darating sa talakayan si PBACommissioner Chito Salud up-ang sagutin ang mga tanongtungkol sa 2012-2013 season namagsisimula Setyembre 30.

Umabot ang gross sales ngliga sa P100 milyon noongnakaraang taon.

Suportado ang Forum ngSmart, Philippine Amusementsand Gaming Corp at Shakey’s.

Magsisimula ang Forum10:30 a.m.

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