Mga kalahok sa 2015 MissPhilippines Earth na sina JaneAguillon at Kimberly Anne Sarreal

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Lord, thank You forsuch a great experience I’ve en-countered. Thank You for theopportunity You’ve given to mewith new people around me.Thanks for all the learning anddiscoveries I have earned today.I believe that it was one of Yourgood will and so I took thatwith happiness and gratefulnessin you. Thank you, our dearestLord. Amen (Trisha Andrada)

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VOL. 14 NO. 125 • TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015

Love: YLEO

YYYYYMaganda ka kahit di ka

na magpaganda pa

•Ang lagay ng puso,career at bulsa momalalaman na saKAPALARAN page 6

Hindi nga iligal maging epal, peroito’y imoral—Comelec chairman

—Basahin sa page 2

Dahil walang magawa sa mga nangangampanyang maaga, dapat makialam na ang civil society

Triple doubleni King Jamesbinuhat Cavssa 3-0 abante

Don Bosco students build‘Servant One,’e-jeepney from junk

Crazy Jhenny,Kapalaran,atbp.6

NAPAKATUYOTNATUYOT at nagkabitak-bitak

ang mga palayan sa BarangayTabon-tabon, Daraga, Albay na

sanhi ng sa El Nino.MARK ALVIC ESPLANA

Triple doubleni King Jamesbinuhat Cavssa 3-0 abante

John Lloyd in his element

4Gerphilholds nogrudges

2 NEWS TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015

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John Lloyd inhis element 4SHOWBUZZ Triple double ni King James

binuhat Cavs sa 3-1 abante 7SPORTS

DUMALO sa pinagsamang pagdinigkahapon ng Senate Committee onLocal Government at Committee onPeace, Unification and Reconciliationand Committee on ConstitutionalAmendments and Revision of Codesang ilang mga pabor sa pagpasa ngBangsamoro Basic Law. RAFFY LERMA

Kentex inutusang bayaranng P7.8M mga manggagawaNAGLABAS nitong Linggo angDepartment of Labor and Em-ployment (DOLE) sa Central Lu-zon ng isang cease and desist or-der laban sa subcontractor ngKentex Manufacturing Corp. sa“labor only” subcontracting.

Inaasahan din ang kumpanyana nakabase sa Valenzuela Cityat ang CJC Manpower Servicesna may opisina MeycauayanCity, Bulacan, ay tatanggap ngcompliance order na nagdidirek-ta sa kanilang magbayad ngpangunahing P7.8 milyon sa 99m a n g g a g a w a n a h i n d i p anababayaran. Ang tatanggap ni-to ay yung mga kinuhang traba-h a d o r i s a n g b u w a n b a g o

tupukin ng apoy ang pabrika ngKentex na ikinamatay ng 72manggagawa noong Mayo 13,ayon sa isang pahayag na iniula-bas ng DOLE Central Luzon.Hindi pa malinaw kung kabilangsa 99 manggagawa ang mga na-matay sa sunog.

Hindi pa kasama sa P7.8 mi-lyon ang iba pang benepisyo tu-lad ng overtime pay, night shiftdifferential, 13th month pay,holiday pay, vacation at leavepay at refund ng cash bond, atsocial security.

May isa pang nakabinbingcompliance order para sa ibapang manggagawa. Tonette Ore-jas, Inquirer Central Luzon

Dadalasan ng Red Cross paghahandasa lindol sa paaralan sa KamaynilaanDAHIL tinukoy na ang maram-ing paaralan na kabilang sa mgamatatagpuang nakatayo sa 100-kilometrong danger zone saMetro Manila, sinabi ng Philip-pine Red Cross (PRC) kahaponna muli itong magsasagawa ngmga earthquake drill na magha-handa sa mga mag-aaral saisang malakas na pagyanig namaaaring tumama sa siyudad.

Ayon kay PRC chairpersonRichard Gordon, inatasan naniya ang mga administrador ngmga Red Cross tsaptger sa Na-t i o n a l C a p i t a l Re g i o n n amakipag-usap sa mga opisyal ngpribado at pampublikong paar-a l a n u p a n g m a i t a l a g a n giskedyul ng mga drill.

Maging ang mga mangga-gawa ng mga pampubliko atpribadong kumpanya at ibanggusali sa mga lugar na bum-abaybay sa West Valley Fault ayhihilingin ding makilahok samga gan i tong pagsasanay,dagdag pa niya.

Nagbabala ang Philippine In-stitute of Volcanology and Seis-mology (Phivolcs) na maaaringpumiglas nang anumang orasang fault line, at maaaring lu-mikha ng 7.2-magnitude na lin-dol.

“We don’t know when the BigOne will strike so we have to beprepared,” sabi ni Gordon. “Peo-ple should know what to do

when an earthquake hits andwhere to seek refuge,” dagdagniya, at pinagdiinan na angpagsasagawa ng mga earth-q u a k e d r i l l a y m a a a r i n gmakaligtas ng mga buhay. Joce-lyn R. Uy

Hindi nga iligal magingepal, pero ito’y imoralsabi ng Comelec chair

serve our vote?’” sabi niBautista.

Minungkahi din niya namaaaring ipaliwanag ng mgapoll watchdogs, civil at Churchgroups ang posibleng kahinat-nan kapag ibinoto ang mgapolitikong ito.

Walang batas na nagbabawalsa mga kandidato na maagangmagbuhat ng sariling bangko.

Pero ayon kay Bautista, ““Tome, it’s more a moral questionthan legal. It’s like (they are notviolating) the letter of the law.But how about the spirit of thelaw?” sabi ni Bautista.

Ni Jocelyn R. Uy

DAHIL hindi mapipigilan o maparusahan ng Commis-sion on Elections (Comelec) ang mga politikong tilanangangampanya ng maaga, hiniling ng komisyon samga grupo ng civil society at mga tagapagbantay sahalalan na tumulong sa pagkumbinsi sa publiko nahuwag iboto ang mga “epal” ng kandidatong ito.

Halaw ang salitang “epal”mula sa “mapapel”—na salitangkanto para sa mahilig mang-agaw ng atensyon—at “kapal,”o isang tao na makapal angmukha.

Inudyok kahapon ni ComelecChair Andres Bautista ang mga

pangkat na ito na maging masaktibo laban sa mga gawaing“premature” campaigning.

“The well-meaning civil soci-ety organizations should comeout and say, ‘These are thetypes of candidates (running foroffice). Do you think they de-

Di pa kumpirmado kung basura laman ng mga container vanDAHIL naglipana ang mga balitaukol sa ikalawang grupo ng mgatone-tonelada basura na nasaloob daw ng mga container vansa Port of Manila na galing saCanada, nilinaw ng Bureau ofCustoms (BOC) kahapon njahindi pa nila nakkukumpirmaang impormasyon dahil hindi panila nabubuksan ang mga karga-

mento.Sinabi sa INQUIRER ni Jay

Crisostomo, puno ng Public In-formation and Assistance Divi-sion ng BOC, na nag-utos si Cus-toms Commissioner Alberto Linang “fast-tracking the issuance ofa decree of [shipment] aban-donment so we can open thecontainers.”

“For all we know, the con-tents [of the containers] may belegal,” sabi ni Crisostomo.

Hindi bagong kargamentoang ikalawang grupo ng 48 nacontainer van, sabi ni Crisosto-mo dahil mahigit isang taon naitong nasa loob ng the Port ofManila “more than a year ago.”

Jerry E. Esplanada

TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 3FEATURES

Don Bosco studentsbuild ‘Servant One’e-jeepney from junk

By Aries Joseph Hegina

T HIS is hard to believe. Buildingan electric vehicle from junk?That was exactly what five col-

lege students from Don Bosco Techni-cal College in Mandaluyong City didin making an electric jeepney, whichthey hope to see plying the country’sroads soon.

Taking inspirationfrom the name of USpresidential plane “AirForce One,” graduat-ing Mechanical Engi-neering studentsRodette Astoriano,Michael Tan, JosephSantos, Kenneth Ma-gracia and Christo-pher Llorente fromDon Bosco TechnicalCollege in Mandaluy-ong City named theirelectric jeepney as“Servant One.”

The group claimsthat Servant One isthe first e-jeepney inthe country assem-bled by students withthe guidance of theiradvisers.

During the launch-ing of the e-jeep be-fore sponsors, schooladministrators and

faculty members onTuesday, team leaderAstoriano narratedhow his group cameup with the electricvehicle.

He said that theidea to assemble theServant One camewhen they enteredthe Shell Eco-Mara-thon, an annual com-petition which fea-tured smarter mobili-ty and energy effi-ciency in vehicles.

Astoriano said thatthe body of the electricvehicle was made ofdiscarded multicab thatthey bought from ajunk shop for P15,000and retrofitted withparts they importedfrom abroad.

The money for thecomponents of the e-

jeep was pooled fromthe donations of theschool alumni, privatebenefactors and cityofficials.

The 8-seater e-jeepis powered by lithiumion battery.

The school’s rector,Fr. Chito Dimaranan,SDB, hailed the stu-dents’ feat, hopingthat Servant One willbe ready for nation-wide distribution.

“Despite so manylimitations we have(gone through), youpulled this through.And you came outwith something thatis really worth shar-ing for the rest of thecountry,” Dimaranansaid.

The school rectortook the Servant Onefor a ride as he drovearound the schoolquadrangle.

On the other hand,engineer Paul Catalan,among the group’s ad-visers, praised the stu-dents for making tech-nology “with a soul.”

“We have faced oildependence, air pol-lution. For many

FR. CHITO Dimaranan, rector of Don Bosco Mandaluyong, test drives theelectric jeepney ‘Servant One.’ LYN RILLON

years, our institution’sbattle cry has ‘tech-nology with a soul’…We believe that elec-trifying our transportsystem will be poten-tially good. Today, wehave shown that anelectric vehicle can bebuilt by students and

that it is more effi-cient and cleanerthan conventional ve-hicles,” he said.

Astoriano sharedhis group’s plans forthe future of the elec-tric jeepney, which isseen as the future ofland transportation in

the country.He said that he

wants the ServantOne to utilize solarenergy and to becomesustainable.

“We are hopingthat the future stu-dents who will handlethe e-jeepney to con-

duct future studies sothat the Servant Onecan become self-sus-taining, such asputting solar panelson the vehicle’s roof.We also want them toplan the charging sta-tions for the e-jeep-ney,” he said.

One of his dreamsis for the Servant Oneto be funded by corpo-rations so that it couldbe mass assembledand that it could beutilized by Mandaluy-ong City residents inthe near future.

Non-governmentalorganization Instituteof Climate and Sus-tainable Cities (ICSC)introduced the first e-Jeepney in the Philip-pines in 2007. For itsfirst run, 20 e-jeep-neys assembled in thecountry plied routesinside Salcedo andLegaspi villages.

THE builders of Servant One are, from left, Joseph Santos, ChristopherLlorente and Rod Astoriano. LYN RILLON

SHOWBUZZ TUESDAY, MAY 26, 20154ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor

Ang lungkot: JRUHS cager namatay 7SPORTS

John Lloyd in his elementBy Dolly Anne Carvajal

It has been nine years sincethe analgesic brand launchedits Ingat campaign. Lloydie issuch an effective endorser thatthe brand has become synony-mous with him and vice versa.

My media colleagues and Icornered Lloydie at the “IsangPasa50lamat” press conferencehosted by Unilab at EdsaShangri-La.

JLC was in his element, ashe dished out unshow-biz an-swers.

Here are some of Lloydie’smusings:

“I almost feel unworthy tobe an endorser for almost adecade. I remember my hu-miliating experience when weshot the first TV commercial.

It took me 52 takes before Icould get it right. I said to my-self, I’m an actor so thisshould be easy. Being a brandambassador, however, is nolonger work for me.

“I had reservations doingthe latest commercial, whichincludes my personal team.They are the people I workwith every day. It felt like I’mexposing my private life byputting [them] out there.

“It has gone beyond seek-ing a medicine. I have ownedit. I need to take it when Ihave headaches from [dealingwith] paperwork and con-tracts. I go through every sin-gle thing myself.Indie scene

“I want to venture into pro-ducing more than directing. Iam into the indie scene now.The idea of collaborating withdifferent actors, directors andproducers excites me.

“It’s tough to get old inshow biz. When I wasyounger, I would just acceptevery project that was offeredto me. Even if I’ve reached mypeak, I don’t want to be com-placent. I am now choosy withmy projects. I base [my deci-sions] on the material.

“My world has grown big-ger. I am not just confined tomy home network, ABS-CBN.I want to break away from myusual roles. I refuse be type-cast.

“It’s hard to fight for yourcraft. Erik Matti’s ‘Ponzi(Honor Thy Father)’ will serveas an eye-opener since it’s anunusual project. I want peopleto have a different perceptionof the John Lloyd they’ve got-ten used to.

“I experienced many trialsin the last three years. I hadto learn how not to hate showbusiness. I began questioning

the industry and the processof the people in it. When ithurts, it hurts.

“Local show biz is network-dependent and ratings-driven.But I believe the audiencenow wants something moreand something different.

“My realization is that Ihave to protect my art and mycore to achieve what I want,artistically.”

Comfort foodI had a blast at the opening

of my new favorite resto, NaciCafé Lounge (Fox SquareBuilding Connecticut Street,Northeast Greenhills).

The cozy place takes inter-national comfort food to anew level. Its sumptuous dish-es were created by the café’smaster chef Ed Quimson.

I can’t have enough of theirkani mango crunch salad andlengua in creamy sauce, toname a few of the resto’s tastychow.

Its sister company NC Ra-men has opened right besideit and offers a whole range ofJapanese dishes with ramenand gyoza as their specialties.To cater to night owls and ear-ly birds, both restos have the“Early Chow,” which is perfectfor a last-stop meal beforeheading home after a nightout, or as breakfast before go-ing to work.

At the fete, it was nice toreconnect with my goodfriends from way back, theowners of the resto-bar, Love-ly Rivero (of That’s Entertain-ment fame) and Nacy Nocom,who used to be a movie pro-ducer. He produced many ofthe late Lino Brocka’s films.

Thanks to both of them formaking me feel so welcome.(Naci is open from 7 a.m. to 3a.m., Monday to Thursday; 7a.m. to 5 a.m., Friday and Sat-urday; 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sun-day.)

‘Batang-Bata pa Kami’Ateneo Grade School Class

of 1965 celebrates its goldenanniversary on May 31, with“Batang-Bata pa Kami at 50.”

For inquiries, call ButchRaquel, 0917-8037868.

I will never forget John Lloyd Cruz’skind gesture of making my dalagay, ICMendoza, sleep on his couch at his

home when IC was too sleepy to drive af-ter hanging out with him, Angelica Pan-ganiban and Alex Gonzaga. I also cherishthe time Lloydie made my daughter,

Bianchi (who’s a big “JLC” fan) so ecstatic when hegamely talked to her on the phone.

It only goes to show that his famous line, “Ingat!” in hisbiggest commercial endorsement, Biogesic, is no lip service. Gerphil holds

no grudgesBy Arvin Mendoza

ASIA’S Got Talent third placerGerphil Flores dismissed ru-mors that she holds a grudgeagainst the judges of PilipinasGot Talent.

“I want to tell everybodythat my experience on Pilip-inas Got Talent was complete-ly memorable,” Gerphil toldINQUIRER.net in an interviewduring the finalists’ homecom-ing press conference on Thurs-day at Urban Bar and Kitchen,Bonifacio Global City inTaguig.

In 2010, Gerphil joinedABS-CBN’s Pilipinas Got Tal-ent, the local franchise of thepopular talent show, as theclassical singer Fame butfailed to land a spot in the fi-nals.

Actresses Kris Aquino andAi-Ai de las Alas were two ofthe three judges of the show.

When Gerphil got the“golden buzzer” during heraudition in AXN’s Asia’s GotTalent to secure a spot in thesemifinals, social media wasabuzz with negative criticismsdirected at Kris and Ai-ai.

Netizens bashed both Krisand Ai-Ai for supposedly fail-ing to see Gerphil’s talent andurging her to go another di-rection.

“Being the judges of theshow, I really respect theircomments about me then. Ofcourse, everybody is entitledto their opinions,” Gerphilsaid.JOHN Lloyd Cruz

Crazy Jhenny,Kapalaran, atbp. 6ENJOY

TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 5SPORTS

Kulelat sasabakngayon sa PBA biniktima rin ang Gin Kings sa

isang out-of-town game.Dahil maiksi ang eliminasy-

on ay mahalaga ang bawatpanalo sa mga kalahok. Wa-long koponan ang aabantematapos ang eliminasyon.

Malaking bagay sa TNTang pagbabalik ni point guardJason Castro matapos mawalang tatlong laro dahil sa injury.

Matibay ang laro sa depensaat opensa ni swingman LarryFonacier samantalang maasa-han si Ranidel de Ocampo up-ang isalba ang Texters.

Ni Musong R. Castillo

P ABORITO ang Talk ‘N Text at KIA Motors la-ban sa mga kalaban na nasa hulihan ng PBAGovernors’ Cup ngayon sa Cuneta As-

trodome.Puntirya ng KIA ang ikat-

long panalo sa apat laro sapagharap ng Carnival laban saBlackwater Elite na tanganang 1-3 panalo-talo marka.

Tulad ng KIA ay hahanapinng Tropang Texters ang ikat-

long panalo kontra NLEXRoad Warriors na tulad ngElite, Rain or Shine at StarHotshots ay may 1-3 marka.

Giniba ng KIA ang Baran-gay Ginebra sa huling larongunit palaban ang Elite na

facebook.com/inquirerlibreACESINUBO ng pambato ng Toronto Police

explosive at firearms service dog na siAce ang baseball samantalang

nagsasagupa ang Toronto Blue Jaysat Seattle Mariners Linggo sa

Major League Baseball.Dinomina ng Toronto ang

Seattle, 8-2. AP

Federer advances, unhappy with overzealous fanPARIS — Roger Federer wasnot amused.

As Federer finished an in-terview after his first-roundFrench Open victory Sunday,an overzealous fan left hisseat and approached the 17-time major champion rightthere on the main stadiumcourt in search of the mostmodern of mementos — acellphone selfie.

At first, Federer seemedstartled. Then he looked un-comfortable, trying to brushaway the unexpected guest,who appeared to be in histeens, before a guard led thespectator away. And in theend, Federer was angry at

what he considered a seriouslapse in security.

“I’m not happy about it.Obviously, not (for) one sec-ond (am I) happy about it,”Federer said, adding thatsomething similar happened aday earlier, when several kidsinterrupted his practice ses-sion at Roland Garros. Tourna-ment director Gilbert Ysernheaded to the locker room tooffer a personal apology andalso spoke to Federer’s wife,Mirka, in the players’ lounge.

It was, certainly as far asFederer was concerned, themost noteworthy developmenton Day 1 at the clay-courtGrand Slam tournament. Like

No. 2 Federer, who beatColombia’s Alejandro Falla 6-3, 6-3, 6-4, most seeded play-ers progressed without ahitch.

No. 5 Kei Nishikori and No.8 Stan Wawrinka, who bothexited in the first round lastyear, won in straight sets, asdid No. 24 Ernests Gulbis, a2014 semifinalist. The onlyseeded men gone were No. 25Ivo Karlovic, beaten 7-6 (6),6-4, 6-4 by 2006 AustralianOpen runner-up Marcos Bagh-datis, and No. 26 GuillermoGarcia-Lopez, edged 6-3, 6-3,6-7 (1), 3-6, 6-3 by 56th-ranked Steve Johnson of Re-dondo Beach, California. AP

MGA LARO NGAYON(Cuneta Astrodome)

4:15 p.m.—KIA (2-1) vsBlackwater (1-3)

7 p.m.—NLEX (1-3) vsTalk ‘N Text (2-1)

6 ENJOY TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015

LIBRA

VIRGO

LEO

CANCER

GEMINI

TAURUS

ARIES

PISCES

AQUARIUS

CAPRICORN

SAGITTARIUS

SCORPIO

Kapalaran

UNGGUTERO B.C.U.

Love: Y Career: PMoney:‘

YYYYPaggising, pagtulog,siya laman ng isip

‘‘May maaga sumweldo,

pwes, utangan

PPPMaging mapagmatyag

baka may mawala

YYYYGusto ka niyang makita

na naka-bathing suit

‘‘‘Maging realistic ka sa

mga gastusin at kita mo

PPPMaghanap ng

magtuturo sa yo

YYAng dating matamisbigla na lang aasim

‘Di tutulong friends mopag wala kang pera

PPPPHuwag pakaisipan,magiging ok ka lang

YYYKahit txt mo lang siya,

gets ka na niya

‘‘Mapapagastos ka samga maliliit na bagay

PPPTubig lang ang inumin,

malamig na tubig

YYYYDi naman siya pakipot,gusto lang magpahabol

‘‘Ang tindi mong

mang-ubos ng load

PPPHuwag labaginpagdidiyeta mo

YYYYYKami-meet mo pa

lang mahal ka na niya

‘‘Antayin mo na lang sa

TV ipalabas concert

PPPPMas kagalang-galang

pag kalbo ka

YYYAyaw niya ng patpatin,magpalaki ng kuwan

‘‘Dapat apat kayo sa

kwarto para makatipid

PPPPPWalang makahaharang

sa mga balak ninyo

YYYYYMaganda ka kahit di ka

na magpaganda pa

‘‘‘‘Mapaparami kain mokasi may manlilibre

PPPPGagawa ka ng isangmatalinong desisyon

YYYIbagay ang damitayon sa mood mo

‘‘‘Ayusin bahay bago

dumating mga bagyo

PPPPag hiningi opinyonmo, ibigay mo lang

YYYYMarami kang choicesna pwedeng landian

‘‘‘Kalusugan mo angtrue wealth mo no

PPPPIpaglaban mo

ang mga prinsipyo mo

YYYMay mapipisil ka atmay pipisil din sa yo

‘‘‘Kahit wala kang pera atleast mukha kang rich

PPPPMagugulat sila sa

excitement mo

YYYYYHumingi ka ng hug,

maraming hug

‘‘Mas magaan grocery

mo, mas konti e

PPPMami-meet mo quotapero walang incentive

OOOOZODIAC sign

PEDRO: Pre, anong zodiac sign mo?JUAN: (Hindi alam ang mga zodiac sign kaya nag-isip muna.) Hmmm,

ikaw muna.PEDRO: Cancer, ikaw ?JUAN: Goiter.PEDRO: Ha? Wala namang ganoong zodiac sign ah?!JUAN: Joke lang, ulcer talaga.

—Post sa fanpage na ‘Pinoy Funny Jokes’ sa Facebook. I-follown’yo ang page na ito.

CRAZY JHENNY ALBERT RODRIGUEZ

TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 7SPORTSDENNIS U. EROA, Editor

modelSunrise:5:27 AMSunset:6:21 PM

Avg. High:32ºC

Avg. Low:26ºCMax.

Humidity:(Day)67 %

topWednesday,

May 27 KALAHOKsa 2015 MissPhilippinesEarth sinaJane Aguillonng Zamboangaat KimberlyAnne Sarreal ngMakati.LEO M. SABANGAN II

Ang lungkot: JRUHS cager namatayNi Jasmine W. Payo

NABALOT ng kalungkutan angmundo ng basketbol matapospumanaw ang isang manlalarong Jose Rizal University sahayskul Linggo ng gabi odalawang araw matapos ma-tumba sa isang laro ng FiloilFlying V Hanes Premier CupThe Arena sa San Juan.

Si Carl Jimwell ‘‘CJ” Servil-lon ay 17-taon-gulang. Nawalanng malay si Servillon sa labanng JRU Light Bombers kontraDe La Salle Zobel noongnakaraang Biyernes at namataysa intensive care unit ng Cardi-nal Santos Memorial Hospital saSan Juan.

Sinabi ni JRU coach Nat Gre-gorio na malusog si Servillon nahindi kinakitaan na masamaang pakiramdam sa laro nila la-ban sa De La Salle-Zobel.

“He was even very focusedbefore the game, during thewarm-up,” sabi ni Gregorio. “Hewas a very good player, coach-able and a very good kid,” saidGregorio.

Nagpahayag ng pakikiramayang iskul sa pagpanaw ni Sevil-lon.

“Jose Rizal University andthe whole Rizalian communitysend their deepest condolencesto the family of [Servillon]. Weurge everyone to extend theirprayers to CJ’s family duringthese trying times.”

Sinabi ni Gregorio na hindipa tiyak kung pagpapatuloy ngJRU ang pagsali sa Filoil tour-

nament na bahagi ng paghahan-da ng Light Bombers sa NCAA.

“It’s traumatic for the team,”sabi ni Gregorio. “Whatever de-cision, it’s what’s best for theteam.”

Triple double ni King Jamesbinuhat Cavs sa 3-0 abanteC LEVELAND—Pinalis ni LeBron James ang

masamang simula upang makuha ang tripledouble na nagbigay sa Cleveland ng 114-111

panalo kontra Atlanta sa overtime Linggo sa NBA East-ern Conference finals.

Mintis ang unang 10 tira niJames ngunit nasa kanya anghuling halakhak matapos ta-pusin ang sagupaan na may 37puntos, 18 rebounds at 13 as-sists.

Kinuha ng Cavaliers ang 3-0agwat sa serye at milagro ang

kailangan ng Hawks upang isal-ba ang kampeonato.

Kailangan ng Cavs angbawat puntos laban sa determi-nadong Hawks na hindi napak-inabangan si Al Horford na nap-atalsik sa first half.

Swak ang tres ni James sa

4 ginto sinipa ng LyceumINAGAW ng Lyceum ang eksenasa Meralco/MVPSF New Face ofthe Year taekwondo champi-onships matapos sipain ang ap-at ginto.

May tig-dalawang ginto angLyceum jins sa senior men’s atsenior women’s (advance) divi-sions.

Tinalo ni flyweight SamuelPamintuan si Sheraz Hussain ngUniversity of the Philippines atnagwagi si bantamweightJoseph Chua kontra Alfritz

Arevalo ng Baguio sa mgakalalakihan.

Nagsipagwagi si finweightLouise Gimena at flyweightMarielle Ranas sa mga kababai-han.

Nagwagi rin ng mga ginto sifeatherweight Troyed Austero atlightweight John Tan ng UE atang mga pambato ng EmilioAguinaldo College na silightweight Clarice Lausin atmiddle/heavyweight DanielleSacbibit.

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huling 36.4 segundo bago ipa-sok ang isang runner 12.8 se-gundo nalalabi, 114-111.

Tuluyang nabali ang tuka ngHawks matapos pumalpak angdalawang tres ni Shelvin Mack.

“He just wouldn’t let uslose,” sabi ni coach David Blatt.

Bagsak sa floor si Jamesdahil sa pagod matapos anghuling busina. Kailangan siyangtulungan ng mga kasangga up-ang makabangon.

“I worked extremely hardand for me as a leader no mat-ter how I’m feeling I’ve got totry to make some plays,” aniJames.

May isang araw na pahingasi James bago ang Game 4Martes.

Umiskor si Jeff Teague ng30 puntos samantalang

may 22 puntos si PaulMillsap para sa Hawks.May step-back jumpersi Teague upang kunin

ng Hawks ang 111-109panalo ngunit sinagot ito

ni James matapos ang offen-sive rebound ni TristanThompson.

Huling pumasok sa NBA Fi-nals ang Cavs noong 2007. AP

DAGDAG LAKASWALANG dudang nagbibigay inspirasyon sa Cleveland Cavaliers at bumubuhay sa miron ang kanilangcheerleaders sa Game 3 ng serye kontra Atlanta Hawks sa Quickens Loans Arena. AFP