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Handling the white pieces, Garma, who earned his IM title only last year, sacrificed his queen on the 16th move for three pieces — a rook, a bishop and a knight — on his way to victory in 46 moves of a Sicilian Defense (Alapin Variation).


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ALAPIN VARIATION

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Handling the white pieces, Garma, who earned his IM title only last year, sacrificed his queen on the 16th move for three pieces — a rook, a bishop and a knight — on his way to victory in 46 moves of a Sicilian Defense (Alapin Variation).


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Carlsen keeps top rating; Wesley So is World No. 10

By Edgar De Castro | January 4, 2015 - 12:00am

The FIDE has released its Jan. 2015 rating list, and the top four players were unchanged for the third consecutive month.

Sports

Garma draws 1st blood, rips Olay

April 3, 2001 - 12:00am

International Master Chito Garma bucked the loss of his queen to beat National Master Reggie Olay yesterday to emerge the lone winner in the first round of the round-robin final of the National Open Chess championships...

Sports