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Savchenko claims solo lead after 35-move win

November 19, 2015 - 9:00am

Russian Grandmaster Boris Savchenko put a brake to Ukraine GM Vitaly Sivuk’s five-game winning run, hacking out a 35-move win using an unusual line of the Queen’s Pawn Game to vault into the solo lead...

Sports

3 GMs show way in Philippine International chess

November 10, 2015 - 9:00am

Grandmasters Anton Demchenko and Shomoev Anton of Russia and Narayanan Sunilduth Layna of India racked up two straight victories to force a three-way tie in the 2015 Philippine International Chess Championship at...

Sports