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KITANG-KITA ang mga pasa sa mukha nangdumating sa Pasay City Hall of Justice si RamonTulfo kahapon. NIÑO JESUS ORBETA

Mon TulfonagreklamoPINAKITA ang isangblack eye bilang ebi-densya sa Pasay CityProsecutor’s Office ka-hapon, kinasuhan ngINQUIRER columnist atradio host na si Ra-mon Tulfo sina Ray-mart Santiago, Clau-dine Baretto at animna iba pa ng coercionand physical injury.

“ I w o u l d h a v echarged this to experi-ence,” aniya sa INQUIR-ER. “But the cussing Ir e ce i ved f rom her[Claudine] changedmy mind. Besides, thisshould serve a lessonto them to respectlowly people.

“ Inal ipusta niya[Claudine] ’yong po-breng empleyado,” di-nagdag ni Tulfo. MikoMorelos

That airport incident p u s h e d h i m a n dturned my back onhim to leave in a huff.

That was when heand his companionsganged up on me.My guard down

I wou ldn ’ t havebeen hurt badly if Ihadn’t let my guarddown.

As I was parryingp u n c h e s f r o m a l lsides, I saw severaluniformed men com-ing—airport police-m e n a n d “ b l u e ”guards— and I triedto submit myself tothem.

I thought I wouldbe safe with the ar-rival of the police andthe security guards.

I was wrong.

Editor’s Note: Theforegoing is RamonTulfo’s ‘On Target’ col-umn which is also pub-lished in today’s FrontPage of the PhilippineDaily Inquirer.

ports of baggage be-ing lost in transit, es-pecial ly when theyreach Naia 3, which isCebu Pac i f i c ’ s ber-thing place.

The airline is alsonot friendly with itshandicapped passen-gers as they are madeto go down a flight ofstairs from the plane,walk a distance fromthe ramp to the termi-nal building, climb upto the second floor,and climb down to thecargo carousel.

I learned the air-line does not use theairbridge or tube tosave on expenses; thefee for using the tubea t Na i a 3 i s abou tP7,000, so I heard.

Using the tube ingetting into or out oft h e p l a n e i s m u c hmore convenient for apassenger as he or shedoesn ’ t have to godown several flightsof stairs.

I featured Cebu Pa-cific’s handling of pas-sengers and baggageon March 22 in thiscolumn several daysafter I arrived at theNaia 3 from DavaoCity on the airline’searly morning flight.

I said in that col-umn the reason theairline kept on givingits passengers ineffi-cient service was thatnobody seemed tocomplain.

The t i t le of thatcolumn was “Filipinosd o n ’ t a s s e r t t h e i rrights,” in reference to

passengers not com-plaining over the air-line’s service.

Journalist’sinstinct

That’s why I silent-ly cheered the iratewoman at the com-plaints counter.

But I lost sympathyfor the actress whenshe started becomingp e r s o n a l w i t h t h eground stewardess.

S h e c a l l e d h e rnames at the top ofher voice and this wasattracting many pas-sengers who had justretrieved their lug-gage at the carouseland were on their wayout.

Having a journal-ist’s instinct of record-ing significant events,I took out my cellularphone, which has acamera in it, and tookstill photos of Clau-d i n e b e r a t i n g t h eground stewardess.

A m a n , w h o m Icame to know later asactor Raymart Santia-go, accosted me anddemanded to knoww h y I w a s t a k i n gshots of the incident.

I p laced my ce l lphone inside the lefthip pocket of my pa-parazzi vest and triedto leave. I was hungryand my car was wait-ing for me outside theterminal building.

B u t R a y m a r tstopped me and toldme to hand over thecell phone to him.

As he reached formy left hip pocket, I

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MATAPOS punahin ang paglalabas ng mahihinang saksi aysinabihan kahapon ni Sen. Jinggoy Estrada ang depensana mismong si Chief Justice Renato Corona ang dapat ni-lang paharapin sa impeachment court.

tanggol ni Corona nasi Serafin Cuevas nahindi sila mapupwer-sa sa depensa naiharap ang kanilangkliyente dahil hindiito kailangan.

Sinegundahan niSenate President JuanPonce Enrile ang pa-nukala ni Estrada.

“I have to tell youthe truth. We arequite disappointedwith the witnessespresented to testifyon the collection of(association) fees oridentify records. Whathas that got to dowith trial,” tanong niEnrile kay Cuevas sapagsisimula muli ngpaglilitis kay Coronamatapos ang anim-na-linggong bakasyon.

Ani Enrile, ang in-aasahan ng hukumanay mga saksing mag-papabulaan sa mgaparatang na hindiniya inilagay sa kan-yang ang lahat ngkanyang ari-arian sastatement of assets, li-abilities and networth, o SALN.

IT STARTED with me sympathizing with the irate woman, whom I latercame to know as actress Claudine Barretto, after I got down at the Ninoy

Aquino InternationalAirport (Naia) Termi-nal 3 on Sunday froma Cebu Pacific planefrom Davao City.

Asking around, Ilearned that the wom-an, who was shoutingat the top of her voiceat the air l ine com-plaint counter, wascomplaining of herluggage be ing of f-loaded from her CebuPa c i f i c p l a n e t h a tcame from Boracay.

I sa id to mysel f,“It ’s a good thing ap a s s e n g e r i s c o m-p l a i n i n g s t r o n g l yabout the inefficiencyof this airline. She hasevery reason to com-plain.”

A few minutes ear-lier, I had taken pho-tos of fellow passen-ger s coming downfrom the plane. Oneof them was a veryold woman walkingwith a cane. She man-aged to come downon the plane stairswith extreme difficul-ty, but I wasn’t able totake shots of her as Ihad been several seatsbehind her.

I have been featur-ing the supposed inef-ficiency of the budgetair l ine in handlingpassengers and theirbaggage, especially ona r r i v a l a t N a i a 3 .There have been re-

Hindi aatrasanHINDI kita aatrasan.”Ito ang palabang pa-h a y a g n i R a y m a r tSantiago hinggil samga kasong sinampalaban sa kanya ni IN-QUIRER columnist Ra-mon Tulfo.

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TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2012 3NEWSKAMAY NG DOMINGUEZ GANG SINISILIP

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Dating akusado siMendiola sa pagpataykay Venson Evange-lista, isang ahente ngsasakyan, pero nagingtestigo ng pamaha-laan laban sa magka-patid na Roger atRaymond Dominguez.

Ang magkapatidna Dominguez anghinihinalang mga pi-nuno ng isang sindi-kato ng magnanakawng mga sasakyan nanakabase sa Bulacan.Nahaharap sila sa ka-so kaugnay sa pagpa-tay kay Venson noongEnero 2011.

Kumbinsido si Inte-rior Secretary JesseRobredo na ang sin-

dikato ng mga Do-minguez ang nasalikod ng pagpatay kayMendiola.

“I believe that theremnants of theDominguez car[theft] group killedMendiola. Thegroup’s leaders, thebrothers Roger andRaymond Dominguez,have the strongestmotives to do himharm because of histestimony about theVenson Evangelistamurder case,” ani Ro-bredo.

Sinabi ni Robredona ang iba pang testi-go laban sa magkap-atid na mag-“take ex-tra precaution andseek police protec-tion, if necessary.”

Ayon kay De Lima,inayawan ni Mendiolaang mga bantay naibinibigay sa kanya sailalim ng Witness Pro-tection Program athindi niya sinabi samga enkargado sakanya kung saan siyapupunta nung hulisiyang umalis sa safe-house ng pamaha-laan.

“His testimony wasvery important andhe was really able to

pin down theDomiguez brothers.So, under these cir-cumstances, we canreally say that, as ofthis moment, the syn-dicate is the No. 1suspect,” ani De Lima.

Natagpuan angmga bangkay ninaMendiola at dalawapang lalake na na-katali at may busal saDasmariñas City saCavite noong Linggonang umaga. Bawat

Nina Philip C. Tubeza at Dona Z. Pazzibugan

PANGUNAHING suspek ang sindika-tong pinamumunuan umano ng mag-kapatid na Dominguez sa pagpataykay Alfred Mendiola, ang panguna-hing testigo laban sa mga utak umanong nakawan ng sasakyan, ani JusticeSecretary Leila de Lima kahapon.

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4 FEATURES TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2012

Happy 5th birthdayto PDI Read-Along

ang de la Vega, who acted out theparts of the characters in a livelychamber storytelling segment.

Valdes was accompanied bydaughter Athena, who was cele-brating her seventh birthday, tothe session. A returning story-teller, Valdes asked some of thechildren to assist her in her sto-rytelling and gave away cookiesbefore the end of the session.

“I love attending the read-along sessions and I am veryhappy to be part of it,” saidValdes, who is part of ExtremeMakeover: Home Edition, whichairs on TV5 on Sundays. “I am aregular suki. It is always fun andI am happy that I am able to helppromote reading to the kids.”

Power of readingReading is for everyone,

Valdez said. “It opens your

imagination and brings you todifferent places. Today is partic-ularly special, not just becausethe INQUIRER Read-Along is cele-brating its fifth anniversary, butalso because I was able to bringmy daughter,” Valdes said,adding, “I am glad that I amable to teach Athena the impor-tance of reaching out and shar-ing one’s blessings by doing ac-tivities like the read-along.”

Children from Virlanie Foun-dation thanked the INQUIRERRead-Along through a handwrit-ten greeting card, which read:“Thank you INQUIRER Read-Along for always inviting us,and for teaching us how to readin English and Filipino.”

“I enjoyed today’s read-alongsession because the stories wereall interesting and it made mewant to learn how to read atonce,” said 5-year-old ErickaNabi, who came to the sessionwith her friends from St. Antho-ny of Makati.

Life lessonsAlyiana Regalado, 9, said she

was happy to be part of theread-along, adding that her fa-vorite story was Target: Odon.“The story taught me to treateveryone fairly, regardless ofsize. I also like the friendshipbetween the characters andhow that helped in defeatingtheir enemy,” she said.

Virlanie’s Reynalyn Mapalad,11, said she learned new thingsduring the session. “The story-tellers were all great, but thebest story for me was ‘Target:Odon.’ Through this story, Ilearned the importance of stand-ing up against bullies,” she said.

For 11-year-old MohhamadRyan Usudan, who came withthe Al-Salaam community fromQuezon City, while all the storiesread were also interesting, hisfavorite was Sina Linggit LabanKay Barakuda. “From this story,I learned that being big or smallshould not stop a person fromachieving his goals,” he said.

Inspiring sessionMeanwhile, Mohhamad’s

friend Fatmashamzeda Pang-catan, 12, said her favorite storywas Kingdom With No Stories be-cause she understood well howsad life would be with no booksto read. “I really love readingand it makes me happy when Ihear new stories,” she said.

Observers from Laguna StatePolytechnic University (LPSU)said the session was “inspiring.”They were students in a devel-opmental reading class takingup Certificate in Teaching Profi-

ciency. They were accompaniedby their professors, OsnelMelodillar and Juanita Juanilla.

“It was inspiring. As a futureteacher, I got tips on how to en-gage kids through reading,”said Rozhel Amante, one of theobservers from LSPU.

“It is a very creative way ofgetting kids interested in read-ing—even the young ones whostill do not know how to readare taught at an early age thatreading is fun,” Amante’s class-mate Dwane Arboleda said.

Dunkin’ treatsThe kids received snacks

from Dunkin’ Donuts and giftpacks containing items given bythe Rotary Club of Makati andPilipinas Shell after the session,which was hosted by Junior IN-QUIRER editor Ruth Navarra.

A special INQUIRER Read-Along 101 workshop will beheld on May 11 with AlitaptapStorytellers Phils. and the Pro-tected Areas and Wildlife Bu-reau at the Ninoy Aquino Parksand Wildlife Center (NAPWC).A read-along session showcasingthe results of the storytellingworkshop will follow at 10 a.m.on May 12, also at the NAPWC.

A repeat of last year’s simul-taneous read-along sessionswith the Philippine Navy’s tele-conferencing technology will beheld on May 19 at Navy head-quarters in Manila and eightother naval bases across thecountry.

220 Read-AlongsCapping the month-long cel-

ebration is the launch of theread-along website on May 31.Those interested in contributingcontent to the website can sendtheir thoughts and photos aboutthe read-along to inquir-er.readalong@gmail.com.

Launched in May 2007 by IN-QUIRER Research and Junior IN-QUIRER, the program has heldmore than 220 sessions both in-side and outside the INQUIRERmain office and participated inby thousands of children fromall over the country.

For spreading the love forreading, the program has re-ceived six awards, includingtwo trophies from last year’sPhilippine Quill Awards, whereit was named Overall GrandWinner in the CommunicationManagement Division for stag-ing 25 simultaneous storytellingsessions from Batanes to Tawi-Tawi in December 2010. Withreports from Kate Pedroso,Schatzi Quodala and MarielleMedina, Inquirer Research

By the Inquirer Read-Along Team

S TORIES about beating all odds and overcomingchallenges were at the center of yesterdaymorning’s INQUIRER Read-Along session held at

the INQUIRER main office in Makati City, which markedthe program’s fifth anniversary.

Another session was held atthe INQUIRER Southern LuzonBureau at the Raul S. Roco Li-brary in Naga City with readersfrom the Ten Outstanding Stu-dents of the Philippines.

Clad in a mermaid costumewith matching green wig, IN-QUIRER columnist Tessa Prieto-Valdes led the day’s readers inMakati, including regular read-along storytellers Dyali Justo ofAdarna House and Ann Abacanand teachers from SophiaSchool in Meycauayan, Bulacan.

Valdes read Aklat Batibot’sSina Linggit Laban kay Barakudaas retold by Tom Agulto andRene Villanueva, a story abouthow a school of tiny fish found away to defeat a common, giantenemy, before an audience ofmore than 100 kids from VirlanieFoundation, Hands-on Manila,ChildHope, Service for Peace’sAl-Salaam Community of Peacein Quezon City and St. Anthonyof Makati Montessori School.

It was Justo who opened thesession with a reading of MaryAnn Ordinario-Floresta’s King-dom With No Stories, a tale of ayoung girl who pursued herpassion for writing stories de-

spite living in a land where it isforbidden, sacrificing her life soother children may continue toenjoy her stories.

Stories galoreSophia School principal Aba-

can narrated Victoria Añonuevo’sTarget: Odon, Ang Higanti ngMaliliit, a story about how agroup of small animals bandedtogether to defeat an evil giant.Assisting Abacan were Sophiateachers Nerry Denilla, LornaDarilag, Sally Villaruz, EllieCarable, Doray Carable and Os-

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GREEN READ Inquirer society columnist Tessa Prieto-Valdes reachesout to a young girl during the Read-Along session at the INQUIRER headoffice in Makati City on Saturday. Stories read were on beating all odds.

RODEL ROTONI

SHOWBUZZ TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2012 5ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor

Tough loveNANGYARI ang incident nungnakaarang Saturday ng madal-ing araw sa Fiamma Bar saJupiter Street, Makati.

Nagkaroon ngnakakalokang engkwentro angdating magkarelasyon na sinaAndi Eigenmann at Albie Casi-ño.

First time nila magkaharapafter dineny ni Albie na siyaang ama ng anak ni Andi. Ac-cording to Andi she wascaught off guard dahil imbisna magpakumbaba or umalisna lang si Albie ay minura pasiya na naging dahilan ng pag-tapon ni Andi ng wine sakanyang mukha.

Umalis si Albie pero pagba-ba niya sa parking lot, may hu-mampas sa kanya ng bote ngbeer at saka daw siya pinagtu-lung-tulungan ng walong tao.Pumunta pa mismo si Andipara i-check kung ano nangya-yari sa labas at para awatinang kaguluhan pero puro murapa rin ang inabot niya galingkay Albie.

Sa interview ni Ms RinaCasiño sa The Buzz nung Sun-day ay premeditated daw la-hat. Tambayan daw talaga niAlbie ang nasabing bar every

Friday and Andi doesn’t fre-quent that place.

May sinabi siya na apat napangalan na diumano ay in-volved daw sa controversialbeating: Jeckjeck Lacson, NeilArce, Frank Magalona at Car-los Concepcion.

Lacson and Arce refuse tocomment about the issue bi-lang advise ng kanilang mgalawyer. My sources told methat Frank Magalona was up-stairs busy partying withfriends while the beating tookplace downstairs. Bumaba dawsiya para i-check kung anongnangyayari at naakusahan siyaagad kahit ni isang suntok aywala naman siyangpinakawalan. Si Carlos namanay nagbigay ng official state-ment : “I have no involvementwith the beating of Albie Casi-ño. I’ve never even met him. Iwas not even in Fiamma thatnight. I was at home. I haveproof of my whereabouts andif they need it they can contactme. I’d like a retraction andapology from the one accusingme.”

Sana next time, wag tayoagad mag-conclude kung walanaman tayo dun. Mahirapmagtiwala sa mga sabi-sabi la-lo na kung di gano’n kalinisang track record mo.

Nakakawa ang nangyari kayAlbie at masakit din lalo napara sa kanyang mommy na siRina. I feel for them. Pero masnasaktan ako sa pinagdaananni Andi na after all this timeprotecting Albie ay naka-pagsalita na siya sa wakas.

Nung umamin daw si Andina siya ay nagbubuntis ay sin-untok daw siya ni Albie eighttimes. Sabi pa ni Andi, “he’sthe one always threatening tokill me.”

And that’s just a very smallanecdote compared to whathorrible things Albie put herthrough during their time to-

gether.Naawa ako kay Albie pero

’wag nating kalimutan na siyaang unang nambiktima. I’msure mahaba pa ang issue naito.

Tag teamNawindang ang buong

bayan sa ang nangyaring“brawl” sa terminal three ni-noy Aquino international air-port (NAIA).

Nagsimula ito nang makitang journalist-radio anchor angisang magandang babae nasinisigawan ang ground stew-ardess dahil sa pagka-off loadng luggage nila.

Nung lumapit si Tulfo sakalang niya nakita na si ClaudineBaretto pala ang nangha-ha-rass sa ground stewardess nahalos paiyak na.

Kinuha ni Tulfo ang phoneniya para kunan ang mganangyayari at agad naman ki-nompronta ni Raymart Santia-go (asawa ni Baretto) at pinilitna kunin ang kanyang cell-phone ngunit tumanggi si Tul-fo. At dun na nagsimula angang gulo.

Makikita sa viral video nanaka-headlock si Tulfo at tu-luy-tuloy ang pagsapak sakanya ng magasawa at ng ibanilang kaibigan.

Pag mas tumagal ang head-lock na iyon ay siguradongnawalan na ng malay si Tulfo.Ang bwelta naman ng mag-asawa ay gusto nila ng CCTVpara malaman kung sino angnagpakawala ng unang atakeat nasipa daw sa binti ang ac-tress. Na-trauma daw angkanilang mga anak sa incident.

Kahit sa’n mo man tingnanay negative ito sa image ng tagteam na mag-asawa. Una: sige,granting that una sumapak siTulfo at nasipa sa binti si Clau-dine, itotodo n’yo ang ganungklaseng pambubgbog sa isangsenior citizen? Pangalawa: na-trauma ang mga anak n’yo? Ehdi kung sobrang dakila kangina sana inilayo mo ang mgabata at tumawag ka ng aawat.Hindi ka gagatong. Pangatlo:sinasabi n’yong respect yourprivacy? You're in an airport, apublic place. You're Claudineand Raymart, a very publiccouple.

Intrigue comes with theshowbiz territory.

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biz Insider kay Big Boss mata-pos ang ilang buwan ng tensy-on.

Ayon sa isang mole, matagalnang nag-aaway sina SI at BBtungkol kay Controversial Per-sonality, na sa kamalasmalasanay nakatrabaho nilang pareho.

Gusto ni SI na ilaglag na siCP pero napilitan si BB na ipag-tanggol si CP, na “close” sa isangInfluential Celebrity.

Dahil naipit sa dalawangnag-uumpugang bato, napilitanba si BB na i-give up na lang siSI?

Sakit ng uloBilang na ang maliligayang

araw ni Scandalous Celebrity.Ayon sa ilang insiders, gusto na

raw bitawan ng mga boss si SC,na naging demanding na atmahirap makatrabaho, atmadalas nagiging sanhi ngproblema sa set.

Nakipag-away pa si SC sa ibaniyang mga kasamahan—kabi-lang si Big Star, nakasalukuyang pet ng network.Kailangan makahanap ang mgaboss ng butas sa kontrata ni SC.

Naalala ba ninyo si NotoriousPersonality, na nasipa dahil saisang technicality? Hindi dapatmaging kampante si SC.

TabachingchingPinili mismo ni Show biz In-

sider si Hunky Actor upang gu-manap na bida sa isang high-profile project.

Ngunit nang magsimula

nang mag-roll ang camera, lum-abas na hindi lang ilang kiloang idinagdag sa timbang ni HAkundi isang tonelada!

Upang makabawi sa ganungkahihiyan, nagpapayat si HA athandang handa nang lumabassa isang pelikulang siya mismoang nag-produce.

Pero hindi na siya intre-sadong makatrabaho si SI. Well,obvious naman na pareho ni-lang ayaw makatrabaho angisa’t isa.

Kili-kili powerShock ang Mole kung bakit

kili-kili pa ng artista ang gi-nagamit sa publicity slant ngkanyang bagong pelikula.

“Have we sunk this low?”Oo naman.

Asar parehoAyaw ni Closeted Hunk lum-

abas bilang guest sa show niControversial Star. Siguro dapatsiyang pagsabihan na hindi rinintresado si CS sa kanya.

Ibinuking na ni CS si CH samga Powers-That-Be. Angmasama pa, halos ibuking pa niCS ang dirty bedroom secret niCH.

Ng Inquirer Entertainment Staff

I TO ang kalat na kalat na pinag-uusapan sa show-biz

Nakipaghiwalay si Show

ISANG bampira si Johnny Depp sa pelikulang ‘Dark Shadows.’ Palabasbinansagang ‘dark comedy’ na sa Mayo 10.

6 SPORTS TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2012

DENNIS U. EROA, Editor

that spanned more than twodecades.

That all-time record by “TheMaestro” Dalupan is definitelythere for the taking for Cone.

It looks really realistic at thispoint, compared to Tiger Woods’quest to win four more golfingMajors and overtake Jack Nick-laus’ lifetime haul of 18.

And Cone has Bowles andYap to thank for moving him astep closer.

The duo was practically allthat was left of B-Meg in thetoughest of times late in the se-ries with Yap keeping himselfcomposed to find Bowles in theshaded lane for a brilliant passthat eventually sent the 6-foot-10 import to the line to forgeovertime.

“For some reason, I knewhe was going to make thosetwo free throws,” Cone saidof his prized import, whocried like a baby after tyingthe game for the last time at76 with 1.2 seconds left inthe final quarter. “I think hejust doesn’t know any betterbecause he is so young.

“A lot of things just happenedright for us in the end to winthat game,” he added while giv-ing credit to Talk ‘N Text for acourageous stand.

“Is it destiny? I don’t know. Iwon’t know for sure how wewon that basketball game,” theamiable American mentor said.

By Musong R. Castillo

THERE was no doubt that B-Meg’s one-for-the-books tri-umph over gallant Talk ‘NText in the PBA Commission-er’s Cup title series Sundaynight was all about the play-ers, Denzel Bowles and JamesYap in particular.

By carrying the Llamados tothe epic win, Bowles and Yapcompleted their classy perfor-mance after also being namedthe Best Import and the Excel-roof-PBA Press Corps FinalsMVP, respectively.

So where does Tim Cone, theman who moved all the pieces,fit historically in all of this?

“I have only two goals in life,and I have made this no secret,”Cone told reporters, momentsafter the 14th title of his storiedcoaching career sunk in. “Mygoals are to catch Baby’s (Dalu-pan) record, and put my kidsthrough college.”

Dalupan, the charismaticmotivator who was the authorof the PBA’s first Grand Slamwith Crispa in 1976, is now justone title ahead of Cone, andTim has a formidable team inthe Llamados who look like theycould win a handful more.

Cone won his first 13 titleswith Alaska which, whetheranyone admits it or not, he leftbitterly before the start of theseason. It ended a partnership

PBA record beckons Cone NY Knicks buhay pa;Lakers, Celts 3-1 na

para sa Game 5.Sa Boston, gumawa ng 24

puntos si Paul Pierce sa loob ng18 minuto para buksan ang 37-puntos na abante sa third quar-ter bago kunin ang 101-79panalo at 3-1 lead sa best-of-seven series.

Nagtulong naman sinaSpencer Hawes at Jrue Holidayna may 22 at 20 puntos upangiangat ang Philadelphia labansa top-seed na Chicago, 89-82,para pangunahan ang kanilangserye sa 3-1.

Gumawa si Andre Iguodalang 14 puntos at 12 rebound parasa Sixers na ipinanalo ang tat-long huling laro. Inquirer wires

N EW YORK—Umiskor ng 41 si Carmelo Antho-ny at gumawa ng 20 si Amare Stoudemire sakanyang pagbabalik matapos masugatan sa

kamay upang tulungan ang New York pagtumba sa Mi-ami Heat, 89-87, at putulin ang 13-laro losing streaksa Game 4 ng kanilang first-round series.

Tumira ng tres si Anthony nasumira sa tablang iskor, 54.5 se-gundo ang natitira sa laro, atnagbigay ng panalo sa Knicks saisang playoff sa unang pagkaka-taon mula noong Abril 29,2001.

Nagbigay si LeBron James ng27 puntos sa Heat at 22 angambag ni Dwyane Wade nanagmintis sa kanyang tres 1.6segundo sa fourth quarter at

nagbigay sana ng mahaba-ha-bang pahinga sa Miami bagoang second round.

Sa Denver, umiskor si KobeBryant ng 22 puntos na di-nagdagan ni Andrew Bynum ng19 para kunin ang 3-1 abantesa first round ng kanilang play-off series sa panalong 92-88.

Puwedeng tapusin ng Lakersang serye sa Martes sa pagbalikng mga laro sa Staples Center

Bagong daan inilatag ni PNoy para sa isportsLINGAYEN, Pangasinan—Binuk-san ni Pangulong Aquino angPalarong Pambansa rito noongLunes sa pagsisiwalat ng landasna susundin ng kanyang pama-halaan sa pagsusulong ng is-ports sa bansa.

Sa kanyang talumpati sa Nar-ciso Ramos Sports and CivicCenter dito, sinabi ni G. Aquinona naglaan ang kanyang admin-istrasyon ng P200 milyon upangipatupad ang 2011-2015 Philip-pine Sports Road Map.

Ginagabayan ang road mapng “focused policy” na nakasen-tro sa ilang larangan tulad ngboksing, taekwondo, athletics,languyan, wushu, archery,wrestling, bowling, weightliftingat bilyar.

“[The program’s budget] rep-resents 33 percent of the expect-ed annual remittance under thenational sports developmentfund,” anang Pangulo.

Noong 2011 ay inilunsad ngPhilippine Sports Commission ang

Batang Pinoy, isang programanghuhubog sa pag-uugali ng mgakabataan tungo sa palakasan.

“We are also relaunching thePhilippine National Games as anational tryout [avenue] for ath-letes from the grassroots level togive them a chance to play in thenational team,” dagdag niya.

Sinabi pa ni G. Aquino nanaglaan ang kanyang pamaha-laan ng P5 milyon para sa pa-laro ng mga person with disabil-ities. GCardinoza, MAReyes

NAGBUBUNYI angB-Meg Llamados

matapos agawin angkampeonato ng PBA

Commissioner’s Cup saTalk ‘N Text Linggo nggabi sa Smart Araneta

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