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The best things in life are Libre
VOL. 9 NO. 176 JULY 23-24, 2010
An INQUIRER LIBREUAAP Special
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People keep join-ing Facebook becausethat is where theirfriends are, ani ana-lyst Rob Enderle ng
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As of this morn-ing, 500 million peo-ple all around the
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This is an impor-tant milestone for allof you who havehelped spread Face-
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Di pa rin pinayagan ng husgado si TrillanesBINASURA ng isanghukom sa Makati angpetisyon ni Sen. Anto-nio Trillanes IV na du-malo sa inaugural ses-sion ng ika-15 Kongre-so, kaya wala nangpag-asang makalahok
pa siya sa paghalal saPangulo ng Senado.S a i s a n g k a u t u -
s a n g n i l a g d a a nnoong Hulyo 15, sin-
abi ni Judge Oscar Pi-mentel ng Makati Re-g i o n a l T r i a l C o u r tBranch 148 na inulitlang ni Trillanes angm g a a r g u m e n t o n gnaibasura na ng Ko-rte Suprema sa isang
naunang hatol.Tinukoy din ni Pi-mentel ang posisyonng Philippine NationalPolice na nagsasabing
would involve morerisks than usual angpagdalo ni Trillanes sasesyon ng Senado saH u l y o 2 6 s a p a g k a tm a r a m i n g t a o n gsisipot.
Sinabi ng mga abo-
gado ni Trillanes nah i h i l i n g i n n i l a s ahukuman na balig-tarin ang pasya nito.
Miko Morelos
Enrile papayagHINAYAG ni Sen. JuanPonce Enrile kahaponang pagpayag na mu-ling maging Pangulong Senado, kumpir-masyon sa mga ulat na
inabandona na si Sen.Francis Pangilinan ngisang pangkat ng mgasenador na kaalyadong administrasyon up-ang ipanukala na ma-iluklok muli sa pwestosi Enrile.
S a K a p i h a n s aSenado kahapon, sin-abi ni Enrile na payagsiyang muling mailuk-lok kung susuportahan
ng mayorya. ML Ubac
Upang makaiwas sa mga water riot, gagamit ng sundaloHABANG sinasabi na wala nang dapat ikaba-hala ay nagpasya ang Malacaang na magpa-dala ng mga sundalo upang pigilan ang kagu-
luhan sa may 177 barangay sa Kamaynilaanna apektado ng kakulangan sa tubig, sinabi ngmga opisyal kahapon.
Hindi kukulangin sa apat na batalyon, omay 2,000 sundalo, mula sa National CapitalRegion Command ang ipakakalat sa oras nahilingin ng Department of Public Works andHighways (DPWH), ayon sa Armed Forces.
Sinabi ni Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim na mas
gusto niyang mga pulis ang magbantay sa mgaistasyon ng tubig, pero sinabi nina Mayor Her-bert Bautista ng Quezon City at John Ray
Tiangco ng Navotas na wala silang problemasa mga sundalo.
Before we use soldiers, lets utilize policeforces. If the PNP cant handle it, thats thetime we ask for assistance, ani Lim, isang re-tiradong opisyal ng pulisya.
Sinabi ni DPWH Secretary Rogelio Singsonna kailangan ng warm bodies upang bantayanang mga water station. TJB, AP, JRU, TGS
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Gusto nilang marinig
ang Sona ni AquinoNi Tarra QuismundoMAGING may ka-pansanan sa pag-dinig ay gustongmalaman ang sa-sabihin ni Pangu-long Aquino sakanyang unangState of the Na-tion Address.
Dahil dito aynanawagan ang Com-mission on HumanRights (CHR) sa Ma-lacaang, sa House ofRepresentatives atmga network ngtelebisyon na magta-laga ng magsa-signlanguage na magsasa-lin sa talumpati ngPangulo sa Lunes.
Ginawa ni CHR
Commissioner CocoQuisumbing angpanawagan
makaraang malamanghindi naunawaan ngmga bingi ang
talumpati ni Aquinosa inagurasyon niyanoong Hunyo 30.
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modelopSaturday,July 24
ANDREW
TADALAN
ROMANSaburit, 23,
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Libreng birthday pampering
Averion, 3, Imus; Melvin P.Moktina, 34, Cainta; Honey
Amor Apigo, 18, Taguig;Guadalupe Victoriano, 50,Caloocan; Darwin Arazo, 34,Paraaque;
July 22 Ryan S.Quiambao, 13, QC; Chito Mau-nat, 37, Las Pinas; Estefen Mal-lanao, 32, Antipolo; Jilian Bar-cia, 1, QC; Carmelita Ocampo,43, Caloocan; Pamela Mae Liu,22, QC; Baby Noah Maramag,
25, Caloocan;July 23 Manolito Uy, 53,Mandaluyong; Genevieve Tatel,1, Antipolo; Emelita C. Regon-dola, 39, Manila; Renz Vinuya,15, Paraaque; armencita Gi-
anan 41, Cavite; Jed DanniOna, 16, Lucena;July 24 Socorro del Mun-
do, 58, Valenzuela; Anna MarieSB. Guerrero, 16, Caloocan;Jessen Jay Aguas, 30, Valen-zuela; Raymart P. Vinuya, 20,Paraaque; Ian paul J. Guer-rero, 20, Las Pias; Kristine Mil-ka C. Pares, 2, Caloocan; Hiro-mi Bofill, 25, Taytay
Linggu-linggo, isang luckybirthday celebrator ang mana-
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Isang beses lang i-text angmga detalyeng hinihingi.
Puwede ring ipadala ang mgadetalyeng ito sa [email protected] at magsamang picture at contact numbers.
HAPPY Birthday Naztafel Joy J. Sol ng QC. Ikawang nanalo ng pampering blowout this weekpara sa 26th birthday mo sa July 23. Hintayin
ang tawag ng INQUIRER LIBRE para sa detalye ngblowout mo.
Pasay; Jose Dylan Santiago, 29,Lopez; Jackielyn Inaldo Alvior,25, Antipolo; Almira T. Sanchez,39, Laguna; Gerard MatthewBautista, 1, Malabon;
July 20 Justin Cyrus, 1,Cavite; Reugail Rada, 2, Las
Pias; Jhazzer Uding, 33,Taguig; Janice B. Comia, 29,Pasay; Michelle Macalino, 23,Manila; Chelsea Mae Raa, 3,Paraaque; Eashana AngelMalapitan, 1, Cavite; MargaritaPalattao, 41, Pasig;
July 21 Charisma Abbey
MUTYAS BOLDEST MAKEOVERBy Armin Adina
T H E M U T Y A n g P i l i p i n a spageant has introduced manyinnovations in the countrysbeauty pageant scene over thel a s t f o u r d e c a d e s . B u t t h echanges it institutes this yearmay be its boldest makeover
yet.Mutya, one of the longest-
r u n n i n g n a t i o n a l b e a u t y pageants in the country, is oneof the first to recognize the Fil-ipino ancestry of overseas-based
women by allowing the partici-pation of representatives fromFilipino communities abroad.
It is also the first nationalbeauty pageant to take the real-ity show format on televisionthrough the months-long Buhay
Beauty Queen program on ABC-5in 2004.
And to further push its beau-ty tourism advocacy, Mutya hasheld its coronation ceremoniesin some of the countrys touristspots, including Davao, Subic,
Puerto Princesa and Aurora.
This scheme is akin to theMiss USA pageants strategy of
having different host states ev-ery year.And on its 42nd year, Mutya
will make its most daring moveby having a female-dominatedexecutive committee. It will beheaded by Fortune Ledesma,along with Tati Fortuna, manag-ing director of ScribbleworksProduction, Inc.
Fortuna, whose Scribble- works Production signed a fran-chise management deal withMutya, said our company is se-r i o u s a b o u t e l e v a t i n g t h i spageant to the highest level.This is a huge task and we areall very excited to implementnew ideas on this project.
But along with introducingupdates to the pageant, Fortunasaid she still aims to go back toits roots, focusing on the Filipinafor her beauty, brain and as anambassador of this beautifulcountry.
We want to transform the
organization and make it the
most prestigious beauty pageantin the country, she shared.
Aside from being an ambas-sador for Philippine tourism, thepageants winners also representthe country in internationalcompetitions such as the Miss
Asia Pacific, Miss Tourism Inter-national and Miss Intercontinen-tal pageants.
Its former titleholders include Alice Crisostomo, the late RioDiaz, Tetchie Agbayani, Bong Di-mayacyac, Mutya Crisostomo,Michelle Aldana and Kirby AnnBasken, who also representedher fathers native Norway inthe 2007 Miss Universe beautypageant.
For this years competition,screenings were held in MetroManila, Cebu and Davao. The fi-nal screening will be on July 24at Resorts World Manila, wherethe coronation night will also beheld on Aug. 28.
It will be telecast on Sept. 5on ABS-CBN. For more detailsa b o u t M u t y a , l o g o n t o
www.mutyangpilipinas.com.ph.
Samantala, binabati ng INQUIR-ER LIBRE ang mga sumusunod:
July 18 Jan Martti P. Gre-gonia, 22, Makati; Phil Con-stantino, 55, Bulacan; Jo-annemission, 32, Cainta; JaimelySegovia, 16, Caloocan; Brian
Jepth Ramirez, 10, Antipolo;Christian Diano,19,Pasig; TitaR. Olaco,27,pasay; Nelson Di-malibot, 25, Valenzuela
July 19 Aimee Mabansag,38, QC; Angelito Burgos, 31,Manila; Jessa Marie Maquerme,6, QC; Aileen Musico, 29,
JULY 21 Victor O. Valencia, 40, Taguig
JULY 19 LeanneFaye Biaco, 1, Manila
JULY 20 GeraldineNakilan, 1, Pateros
JULY 18Jomel Baylon, 7,Marikina
Columbia Digital Star risesTHE COLUMBIA Digital Sales
Co. formally announced its newname Columbia Digital StarCorp. last July 19 at the BubbleTea Caf in Quezon City.
Columbia Digital said thechange signifies its progressiontowards a more aggressive andunified company that focuses notonly on sales but also in buildingimage, marketing and service ofits world-class brands Nikon, Fu-
ji and Kis Photo-Me locally.Nikon is the flagship brand of
Columbia Digital, exclusive dis-tributor of its DSLRs, lenses,speedlights, accessories andCoolpix cameras.
Columbia Digital Star will al-so take over all service and war-r a n t y i s s u e s o f t h o s e w h obought Nikon units from the for-
mer Columbia Digital Sales.
It is also the authorized dis-tributor of Fuji fil, paper andchemicals, and of all Kis Photo-Me products in the Philippines.
Kis Photo-Me is the manufac-turer of the only machine in theindustry that makes photobooksin just six minutes. It also manu-factures the Photo-Me ID boothand Speedlab 200 which is fea-tured in the movie Taken star-ring Liam Neeson.
For 2009, Columbia Digital
nearly tripled its sales in Nikon,sustained Fuji and introducedthe latest and most innovativeproducts from Kiss Photo-Me.
It is led by its president An-derson Tan, marketing VP JRBonifacio and Camera ServiceManager Ramil Portes.
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SHOWBUZZ 5ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor
Buboy should sit downwith his manager
As far as I know, Buboy hasbeen closing deals on his ownfor quite some time now, andhis arrangement with TitaNorma is on a per project ba-sis. He is set to do a fanta-sy/drama on the Kapuso net-
work which premieres Aug. 2in time for his birthday.
At this point, its onlyBuboy and Tita Norma whoshould sit down and talk. Thelast thing they need is themeddling of Pami (Profession-al Artists Managers Inc.) andthe media. That will only ag-gravate matters.
Buboy has suffered a dou-ble whammy with the deathof his son Angelo and hisfailed gubernatorial bid. Hehasnt fully recovered yet, buthe has to get back to work to
provide for his family.Knowing Buboy and Tita
Norma, they will make peacesoon enoughaway from themedia circus. After all, theyare family. Their ties are morebinding than any networkcontract.
Unsolicitedadvice
Dina Bonnevie is cluelessabout the split-up of her ex-husband Vic Sotto and PiaGuanio. Among all the wom-en who got involved with Vic,shes the only one he married.
Ako pa rin ang nag-iisangMrs. Vic Sotto, she beams. Ihave nothing against Pia. Butmy unsolicited advice to all
women who are smitten withVic, wag niyo siya habulin(laughs). Si Vic pag type niyaang girl, di niya pinapansin(laughs).
What if in the distant fu-
ture, they still end up togeth-er? Kung akoy isa pang ma-halimuyak na bulaklak para sakanya, why not? Pero dapatligawan niya ako uli (laughs).
Excitement of the Ex-es!
New inspirationRuffa Gutierrez has a new
inspirationCesar Flores of
Smartmatic. Is he BF materi-al?
Gosh! Its too prematureto say, she says, blushing. Imet him at my birthday party.Our common friend AntonSan Diego introduced us. We
went out twice after that but
he had to leave for Belgiumfor business. I call him myNFF, Newfound Friend.
Or could NFF stand forNew Future Father (of herkids)?
FoursomeStarstruck Vs Final Four
Sarah Lahbati, Steven Sil-va, Diva Montelaba and EnzoPinedahave their baptism offire in the newest offering of
Lovebug, Exchange of Hearts(Sundays on GMA 7 after Par-ty Pilipinas).
The four-part episode wasshot in the island paradise ofCamiguin.
Its a romantic comedyabout switching partners, un-expected flames and loversturned stalkers. Did love real-ly bloom during their shoot?Will their acting make them
worthy to be called the Kapu-so networks awesome four-some?
By Dolly Anne Carvajal
MY heart goes out to my BFF Cesar Mon-tano. People who dont know the story be-hind the story are calling him an ingrato
for cutting ties with his longtime manager, Tita Nor-ma Japitana, and signing a one-year contract withGMA 7 without her knowledge.
CESAR
Last call for Susan Boyle
duet auditionsTODAYS the deadline for as-piring singers who arethrilled at the prospect ofbeing chosen to duet with
Britains Got Talent 2009runner-up Susan Boyle onher coming second album.
For the audition piece, ap-plicants should upload
videos of themselves singingSilent Night.
For details log on towww.susanboylemusic.com.
Submit videos to BoylesYouTube channel.
Smart subscribers may al-so attach their audition
videos to an MMS message.Input the keyword VID and sendto 244.
Susan Boyle will personal-ly watch the audition videos.She will announce the win-
ner on July 26.
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Rufa Mae: Huwag nang
pag-usapan ang mga Arroyo
Si Mikey, na anak ni dating
Pangulo Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo,ang natsitsismis na mysteriousbusinessman-politician boyfriendni Rufa Mae. Todo deny din angcomedienne tungkol rito. Kasal siMikey kay Ma. Angela Montene-gro mula pa noong June 2002.
I dont want to talk about theArroyo family anymorebaka af-fected na sila, sabi ni Rufa Maesa I NQUIRER kamakailan. Ive nottalked with Mikey about this, ei-ther. What would I tell him? Al-
though I have to send him a textmessage sooner or later, just toask how he ishis mom may al-ready be angry with all these ru-mors circulating.
Masama ang loob ni Rufa Maeat nakalulungkot na rin dawna pinagtatawanan daw ngayonang kanyang love life ng publiko.I have feelings, too, sabi niya sapaglulunsad ng Kaya ng Powers,bago niyang sitcom sa GMA 7. Iguess some people entertain them-selves that way.
Dagdag pa ng aktres: I intendto be physically, mentally, emo-tionally and financially preparedbefore I have a baby. Plus, I cer-tainly want to be married first. Idont want to feel depressed whilepregnant. Mahirap magbuntis, Ithink. I want everything to beokaywalang negative vibes.
Postponed ang kasalSinabi rin ni Rufa Mae na hindi
muna tuloy ang engrandeng kasalna una niyang inanunsiyo na mag-
aganap sana sa taong ito. Yes,
were engaged and we want to be
together for life, but its not easy.We want the controversy to diedown first. [My partner] is a veryprivate person. Hes low-profile.He easily gets affected by rumors.I want to be able to talk about the
wedding with him beside me,when hes finally ready to face ev-erybodyhindi lang siya mysteryman.
Maraming trabahoSinabi rin ni Rufa Mae na na-
bigyan siya ng mas maraming tra-
baho matapos niyang isapublikoang desisyon niyang lumagay satahimik. Its like people dont likeme to quit show biz. Thats anoth-er reason Im having secondthoughts about leaving. Tamabang ikasal na ako ngayon?
Pumirma si Rufa Mae kamakai-lan sa dalawang taong manage-ment contract sa GMA 7. I toldmy bosses to give me two years,itotodo ko ang trabaho. After that,Ill decide whether or not Illleave.
Dagdag pa ni Rufa Mae na busyrin siyang tumutulong sa kanyangbest friend, ang actress na si LJMoreno, sa paghahanda sa kasalnito. Ikakasal si LJ sa basketballstar na si Jimmy Alapag sa Agosto.I told her, you go first. Maybe2011 is the year for me, sabi niRufa Mae.
Gaganap ang comedienne bi-lang si Mrs. Stephanie Powers sasitcom, Kaya ng Powers, na hu-malaw ng inspirasyon sa Disney
animated film na The Incredibles.
Ni Marinel R. Cruz
TAHASANG itinatanggi ng sexy comedienne na si Rufa Mae Quinto nabuntis siya kay dating Pampanga Rep. Mikey Arroyo, at idiniin niya namatagal na raw silang walang komunikasyon sa isat isa.
RUFA Mae
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STOP ATENEO JUGGERNAUT
Dindos
challengeBy Vanessa HidalgoL
A SALLE coach Dindo Pumaren is pretty sure aboutit: The Green Archers are underdogs when they facereigning titleholders Ateneo Blue Eagles Saturday in
the first round of UAAP mens basketball at the AranetaColiseum.
We are underdogs and the Ea-
gles are favorites, Pumaren toldINQUIRER LIBRE when asked to as-sess the chance of the Archersagainst the Eagles, who are seek-ing a three-peat.
To be fair, Pumaren is simply
stating the truth. The Archershave lost six straight to the Eaglessince 2008 and from the looks ofit, Pumaren, who took over thecoaching reins from his multi-ti-tled brother Franz, needs toweave his own magic to stopthe Ateneo juggernaut.
Pumaren, however, isnt inthe mood to surrender. Fact is,he is confident that after going0-6 the past two seasons, thingsare rosy for the Taft-based hoop-
sters.They are the bigger playersbut we will contest their post
plays and pick and rolls, saidPumaren.
Pumaren also believesthat he has an ace
named Joshua Webb,who can negate Blue EagleNico Salvas all-around plays.
Though Webb did not playwell in our last three games, Iknow that he (Webb) will step upfor Saturdays game.
UAAP-LIBREINQUIRER LIBRE and the UAAP
renew their partnership forthe leagues 73rd season.(From left) INQUIRER LIBREeditor-in-chief Chito dela
Vega, UAAP president Bro.Bernard S. Oca, FSC,
Inquirer AVP for MarketingJocel Adorable, and Edwin
Reyes Director, Office ofSports Development of this
years UAAP host Dela SalleUniversity. INQUIRER LIBRE is
committed to givingprominence not only to
basketball but to all sportingevents in the UAAP calendar
this season. ANDREW TADALAN
SPIDER Webbmust recover hisdeadly form tobolster La Sallesscoring sock.
AUGUST DE LA CRUZSIMON Atkinsbackcourt plays arecrucial for the Archers.
AUGUST DE LA CRUZ
ROOKIE JarelanTampus: Missinglink in Archers
offense.AUGUST DE LA CRUZ
PUMAREN
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BreakdownBy Lorenzo M. ManguiatB
ITTER rivals Ateneo de Manila University and DeLa Salle University are meeting for the 64th time inthe UAAP (DLSU currently leads series, 33 - 30)
this Saturday, July 24.
The rosters of both schools havechanged throughout the years and
correspondingly, their strengths andweaknesses have also been changed.Below is a breakdown of this sea-
sons Blue Eagles and Green Archersheading into Saturdays showdown.
ATENEOStrengths
EXPERIENCETen of the currentBlue Eagles were part of last yearschampionship squad and seven ofthem have won two titles.
Including the Final Four and Finals,Ateneo, with the core of Eric Salamat,
Kirk Long, Nico Salva and Ryan Bue-nafe, has gone a combined 32 - 3 dur-ing the previous two seasons.
FRONT COURT While Ateneomay no longer have Rabeh Al-Hussainiand Nonoy Baclao to terrorize thepaint, the Blue Eagles front court re-mains formidable as the likes of Salva,Justin Chua, Frank Golla and new-comers Jason Escueta, Arthur DelaCruz and JP Erram have all done theirshare on both ends of the floor.
Salva (team best 12.7 ppg) has
emerged as the go-to-guy of Ateneowhile Chua finally had his breakoutperformance against UST last Sunday(17 pts., 11 rebs, 4 blks). Meanwhile,Golla, Escueta, Dela Cruz and Erramhave been perfect complimentaryplayers.
The Blue Eagles are presently tiedwith NU for number one in terms ofpoints in the paint allowed (23.3ppg).
Weaknesses
PERIMETER SCORING ANDTHREE-POINT SHOOTINGAteneoranked first in the league in three-point shooting (31.5%) and perimeterscoring (29.3 ppg) last season.
However, in this campaign the BlueEagles currently rank last and second-to-the-last in three-point shooting(15.9%) and perimeter scoring (15.7ppg), respectively.
While the departure of last yearschief gunner Jai Reyes may be the ob-
vious reason in the massive drop-off,the loss of center Rabeh Al-Hussaini
may have also contributed as he wasknown to have forced opponents to
double-team, resulting to more openoutside shots.With no Rabeh to command extra
attention inside, Ateneos shooters arehaving a tougher time getting theirshots off this season.
ROTATIONCoach NormanBlack has admitted that he still issearching for the right rotation as evi-denced by Ateneos different startingline-ups during its three outings andEric Salamat, Kirk Long and FrankGolla have been the only players tohave started every game.
Ateneo doesnt have a true pointguard and bringing the ball down hasbeen a shared responsibility amongSalamat, Long, Buenafe, Emman Mon-fort and Juami Tiongson.
DLSUStrengths
DEPTHLa Salle currently hasnine players averaging at least 15minutes of action with Simon Atkinsaveraging the most playing time at24.7 minutes per outing.
As a result of playing time beingdistributed almost evenly, the Archerspresently rank first in the league inbench scoring at 36.7 points per out-ing.
FORCING TURNOVERSCoachDindo Pumaren may have replaced hisbrother Franz, but the system, whichfocuses on the dreaded pressing de-fense, has remained in place.
La Salles depth, primarily in thebackcourt has enabled Pumaren theluxury of constantly shuffling his men,allowing the Archers to put fresh bod-ies on the court to apply their merci-less press at any given time.
The Archers presently score aleague-best 21.3 points off turnoversand rank second behind Adamson inforced turnovers at 21 per game.
Weaknesses
INEXPERIENCELa Salle is theyoungest team in the league since ithas seven rookies, five of whom arefresh out of high school, and foursophomores.
In a big game against Ateneo, there
may be a possibility that the young
Archers may be overwhelmed by theimmensity of the match and the rival-ry.
However, in last years first roundmeeting La Salles rookie-laden squad(they had six rookies) didnt shownerves as they stretched Ateneo to thelimit before losing in overtime.
FRONTCOURTTaking awaynothing from UE and UP, La Salles
two victories came at the expense ofteams without dominant big men.Against NU, the Archers frontcourt
was obliterated by the inside presenceof Cameroonian rookie EmmanuelMbe, who tallied 21 points and 19 re-bounds.
Ateneos frontcourt may not be asimposing without Al-Hussaini and Bac-lao, but nonetheless, Ferdinand, JovetMendoza, Yutien Andrada, Papot Pare-des and Maui Villanueva might havetrouble containing their Ateneo coun-terparts.
LA SALLE needs
Jovet Mendozasinside presenceto neutralize
Ateneos heightand heft edge.
AUGUST DELA CRUZ
JUMBO Escueta is agile despitehis huge frame. AUGUST DE LA CRUZ
Frank Golla is tough asa nail. AUGUST DE LA CRUZ
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11SHOWBUZZArchers on top
but Eagles inHOT PURSUIT
HEAD - TO - HEAD MEETINGS
SINCE 1986(DLSU LEADS 33 - 30)
By Lorenzo Z. Manguiat
1986: ATENEO 77, DLSU 65ATENEO 81, DLSU 801987: ATENEO 95, DLSU 91ATENEO 98, DLSU 891988: DLSU 78, ATENEO 76ATENEO 73, DLSU 72ATENEO 76, DLSU 70 (FINALS)1989: DLSU 77, ATENEO 69ATENEO 67, DLSU 611990: DLSU 64, ATENEO 57DLSU 66, ATENEO 64
1991: DLSU 99, ATENEO 77DLSU 79, ATENEO 751992: DLSU 70, ATENEO 64DLSU 94, ATENEO 891993: DLSU 81, ATENEO 71ATENEO 77, DLSU 661994: DLSU 81, ATENEO 66ATENEO 73, DLSU 72, OT1995: ATENEO 54, DLSU 49DLSU 66, ATENEO 581996: DLSU 77, ATENEO 69ATENEO 80, DLSU 55*1997: DLSU 61, ATENEO 54DLSU 68, ATENEO 661998: DLSU 64, ATENEO 50DLSU 87, ATENEO 751999: ATENEO 60, DLSU 57
DLSU 70, ATENEO 592000: DLSU 94, ATENEO 70**ATENEO 66, DLSU 632001: DLSU 91, ATENEO 76DLSU 76, ATENEO 63DLSU 74, ATENEO 68 (FINALS)ATENEO 76, DLSU 72 (FINALS)DLSU 93, ATENEO 88 (FINALS)2002: DLSU 70, ATENEO 60ATENEO 76, DLSU 63ATENEO 72, DLSU 70 (FINALS)DLSU 85, ATENEO 77 (FINALS)ATENEO 77, DLSU 70 (FINALS)2003: ATENEO 82, DLSU 68ATENEO 98, DLSU 89DLSU 76, ATENEO 72, OT (FI-
NAL 4)ATENEO 74, DLSU 68 (FINAL 4)2004: ATENEO 75, DLSU 72DLSU 72, ATENEO 61DLSU 82, ATENEO 69 (PLAY-OFF FOR #2)DLSU 69, ATENEO 55 (FINALFOUR)2005: DLSU 78, ATENEO 60DLSU 72, ATENEO 55DLSU 74, ATENEO 57 (FINALFOUR)2007: ATENEO 80, DLSU 77, OTATENEO 89, DLSU 87DLSU 70, ATENEO 69 (PLAY-OFF FOR #2)ATENEO 76, DLSU 75 (STEP-LADDER FINAL FOUR)DLSU 65, ATENEO 60 (STEP-LADDER FINAL FOUR)2008: ATENEO 79, DLSU 73ATENEO 65, DLSU 57ATENEO 69, DLSU 61 (FINALS)ATENEO 62, DLSU 51 (FINALS)2009: ATENEO 76, DLSU 72, OTATENEO 81, DLSU 65
*LARGEST WINNING MARGINOF ATENEO AGAINST DLSU(25 PTS.)**LARGEST WINNING MARGINOF DLSU AGAINST ATENEO(24 PTS.)
ATENEOS hot if they arehot: (From left) Tiny buttireless playmaker EmmanMonfort, burly Ryan Buenafeand reliable Nico Salva.
PHOTOS BY AUGUST DE LA CRUZ
Black happy
schools.Black admits that the back-
courtmen of the Archers areshooting better that their Ateneocounterparts. But he said thatanything can happen consider-ing that this will only be the
fourth game for both schools.Weve won the last six
games, but those wins hap-pened in the past and will notmatter on Saturday. This is anew game and we need to beat
La Salles press , Black con-cluded.
Now, its going to be along and hard climb forthe Archers to break thespell. Dennis Eroa
NORMAN Black happily embraces thethought that defending champion Ateneowill take the floor as favorite when the
Blue Eagles renew their storied rivalry with theDLSU Green Archers in the UAAP at the AranetaColiseum.
I have no problem withthat. Its okay if we are thefavorites and La Salle is un-derdog, said Black, who isknown for being cool evenduring the most trying partof a roller-coaster game.
Black, however, is notgoing to be lured into a
false sense of security.He knows beating
La Salle this Saturday will neverbe easy.
Its always difficult to playLa Salle because the Archers arealways in shape. Im sure thatthey are ready to play on Satur-day, Black said. He addedthat a La Salle-Ateneo tiff
will never be ordinary be-cause of the storied rival-ry between the two
BLACK isbeautiful.
AUGUSTDELA
CRUZ
Blue Eagles favored over Green Archersin a not-so-ordinary confrontation
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SPORTSDENNIS U. EROA, Editor
ADMU over DLSU)4* - Number of overtimemeetings between ADMU andDLSU in the UAAPP (1994,2003 Final Four, 2007, 2009)*Ateneo has won all four OTgames0 - Number of games where-in either ADMU or DLSUscored at least 100 pointseach.
titles between DLSU (7) andADMU (5)7 - Number of consecutivegames DLSU beat ADMU be-tween 1990 - 1993 (Longest
winning streak of DLSU overADMU)6 - Number of consecutivegames ADMU beat DLSUfrom 2008 to present(Longest winning streak of
By Lorenzo Z. Manguiat
63 - Number of total meetingsbetween ADMU and DLSU inthe UAAP13 - Number of games be-tween DLSU and ADMU (outof 63 meetings) decided by 3points or less12 - Number of combinedUAAP mens senior basketball
Rivalry RemixedBy Ruel S. De VeraSunday Inquirer Associate Editor
THESE sweet-shooting days, popular songs oftenuse elements of older or classic songs and rein-
vent them in a dynamic new way.
So it goes with the UAAPsAteneo-La Salle game. The sin-gle most potent basketball rival-
ry in the Philippines returns toscreen and screams this Sat-
urday with the very newmixed in with the old re-
liables.The two-time de-
fending championAteneo Blue Eagles
come into thisgame missing
three majorcontributors
from lastyears title
team:
RabehAl-Hus-saini,
JaiReyes
andNonoy Ba-
clao, as well as theinjured swingman Chris
Sumalinog.Together with returning head
coach Norman Black, the BlueEagles bring height and heft fortheir ambitious try at threestraight titles, often deployingat the same time two of theirburly big men: 6-5 Jason Escue-ta, 6-5 Justin Chua, 6-4 FrankGolla and 6-7 JP Erram.
But while the aggressive KirkLong and the gifted Nico Salva
have picked up the scoringslack with timely scoring, the
Loyola-based squad willlook to captain Eric Sala-mat and fiery Emman
Monfort to provide needed
stability in the backcourt.
For the Blue Eagles to takethis game, the little men willhave to come up big.
Backcourt players, ironically,is what the De La Salle Green
Archers have in spades. Newcoach Dindo Pumaren, himselfa former DLSU point-guard, hasturbocharged the vaunted DLSUpress with La Salles seven rook-ies, anchored by resurgent vet-eran Simon Atkins, who seems
to have discovered his shootingtouch, and headstrong forwardJoshua Webb.
Samuel Marata and Joel To-lentino bring perimeter shoot-ing from the bench. This DLSUlineup is almost unrecognizablefrom the Green Archers last ti-tle squad, back in 2007.
That makeover continues toevolve, but some things neverchange. La Salles frontlineplayersin particular centers
Ferdinand and Yutien Andra-dawill have to deliver strongperformances to cancel the BlueEagles size advantage.
The numbers are alreadycompelling. Ateneo is looking forits seventh straight win over theTaft dribblers, something un-thinkable when one looks backat DLSUs 1990s supremacy.
TheBlue Ea-gles andGreen
Archerseach boast ofthree champi-onships in the2000s, includingthe last three.
Every Ateneo-La Salle game is
already a fantas-tic nullifier: fansfor each side say
you can throwout the stat sheet
when these two meet.They rise to the occasion
and rise against each other. Therivals have a competitive dimen-sion all their own, one which ig-nites its followers passion.
Even as two of its pastheroes now suit up in the same
colors for the Smart-Gilas na-tional team (Ateneos Chris Tiuand La Salles JV Casio), theircomrades still suit up in oppos-ing blue and green.
But the fates have conspiredto add even more tension tothis cage equation. Not only dothe Blue Eagles and Green
Archers meet toting the same
exact win-loss records
(2-1), but they doso in a UAAP Season
73 that has been sounpredictable, title-favorites Far EasternUniversity Tama-
raws (the Blue Ea-gles lone defeat)has been tested of-ten, and once-futileNational University
Bulldogs display teeth (the up-set of La Salle).
All the teams look especiallydangerous this year, almost as ifany gamenot just the Ateneo-La Salle classicis up for grabs.
Yet despite all that, the Ate-neo-La Salle remains Philippine
sports most enduring duel, fullof sold-out games and all-outaction, the UAAPs only surething in a year of delicious un-certainty.
Regardless of who emergesvictorious on the hardcourt, it isa rivalry that, ever evolving andever progressive, remains astimeless as ever.
ATENEO-LA SALLE: ROUND 1
Facts and figures will never LIE!
GAMES JULY 24 (SATURDAY) (Araneta Coliseum)12 noonUE vs NU; 4 p.m.La Salle vs Ateneo
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