July 24, 2005 - Page 4 of 6

CNMI falls to the Philippines, 10-3

KITAKYUSHU, Japan—The right arm of Filipino pitcher Mark Ong was too much for the CNMI hitters yesterday as the hurler allowed just four hits in a complete game at Matobaike Stadium that gave the Philippines its first win of the 2005 Asia-Pacific Tournament and dropped the CNMI...

Posted On Jul 24 2005 04:44

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Showers greet CNMI delegation in Palau

KOROR, Palau—The bulk of the 129-strong CNMI delegation to the 2005 South Pacific Mini Games arrived in Palau late Friday night, beginning their two-week campaign where they will compete with the best in the region in various sports.

Posted On Jul 24 2005 04:43

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Mini Games officially underway

Koror, Palau—The long wait is finally over. Yesterday marked the opening of the 2005 Palau South Pacific Mini Games as over 1,400 athletes, coaches, and officials from various countries marched their way into the Palau National Track and Field facility to kick off the 2005...

Posted On Jul 24 2005 04:41

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I learned partisan politics and the conduct of democratic elections, Pee Eye style, at an early age. In eight grade, I lived with a maternal uncle who ran for a congressional seat being vacated by a young legislator vying for a seat in the Philippine Senate.

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CNMI falls to the Philippines, 10-3

Showers greet CNMI delegation in Palau

Mini Games officially underway

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