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[Title] => Barbosa topples Paragua, shares Delhi chess lead
[Summary] => Oliver Barbosa mastered fellow Filipino GM Mark Paragua in 33 moves of a Gruenfeld to remain tied for the lead with GM John Paul Gomez in the penultimate round of the 10th Parsvnath International Grandmasters chess tournament in New Delhi, India late Sunday.
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[Title] => Barbosa, Gomez matatag sa liderato sa New Delhi chess meet
[Summary] => Nauwi sa draw ang laro ni Filipino Grandmaster Oliver Barbosa kay Russian GM Andrei Deviatkin sa kanilang top board encounter matapos ang marathon 92 moves ng Slav defense para manatili sa liderato kasama si overnight co-leader GM John Paul Gomez sa eight round ng 10th Parsvnath International Open Chess Tournament 2012 kamakalawa sa Ludlow Castle Sports Complex, Civil Lines sa New Delhi, India.
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[Title] => RP men’s, women’s chessers suffer seventh round losses
[Summary] => The Philippines suffered its third loss, a 1-3 defeat at the hands of No. 9 seed Poland, and dropped to a share of 32nd-39th places after Friday’s seventh round of the 36th World Chess Olympiad at the Gran Casino de Mallorca in Calvia, Majorca, Spain.
Due to time pressure, National Master Emmanuel Senador and National Open champion Darwin Laylo couldn’t convert the winning lines and lost to Polish Super GM Robert Kempinski and GM Bartosz Socko in the lower board encounter, respectively.
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[Title] => Torre, Paragua in contention; Bong out
[Summary] => Doha, Qatar — RP bets GM Eugene Torre and IM Mark Paragua opted to play it safe while the rest fought for wins, drawing their respective games in yesterday’s penultimate round and keeping their hopes alive for a top 10 finish in the Asian Men’s Championship.
Torre held his ground against Indian IM Tejas Bakre in a Ruy Lopez Exchange to halve the point in 29 moves while Paragua failed to cash in on a slight positional advantage and drew with another Indian, GM Abhijit Kunte, in 25 moves of a Reti Opening.
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Due to time pressure, National Master Emmanuel Senador and National Open champion Darwin Laylo couldn’t convert the winning lines and lost to Polish Super GM Robert Kempinski and GM Bartosz Socko in the lower board encounter, respectively.
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Torre held his ground against Indian IM Tejas Bakre in a Ruy Lopez Exchange to halve the point in 29 moves while Paragua failed to cash in on a slight positional advantage and drew with another Indian, GM Abhijit Kunte, in 25 moves of a Reti Opening.
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