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[Title] => Chess finals reduced to 11-man cast
[Summary] => Six of the country’s top chessers, including GMs Eugene Torre and Bong Villamayor, pulled out of the National Open finals, reducing the aspirants for the national team competing in this year’s Southeast Asian Games to 11 players.
Villamayor opted to stay put in Singapore where he coaches its national team while Torre stood pat on his decision not to join the event that will select the members of the standard chess team seeing action in the biennial games slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 here.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-24 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Lomibao plans to quit RP chess team
[Summary] => Dismayed over the indecisiveness of the NCFP (National Chess Federation of the Philippines) leadership, reigning national women’s champion Sherrie Joy Lomibao yesterday threatened to bolt the national team competing in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 here.
"Ayaw ko na sana ng gulo, pero kung ano iyung dapat sa akin, ibigay na nila," said Lomibao, a three-time Olympiad veteran and a bronze medallist in the 2003 Hanoi SEAG in yesterday’s media briefing at a restaurant in Malate, Manila.
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BEVERLY MENDOZA AND AICES SALVADOR
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[Title] => Chess finals reduced to 11-man cast
[Summary] => Six of the country’s top chessers, including GMs Eugene Torre and Bong Villamayor, pulled out of the National Open finals, reducing the aspirants for the national team competing in this year’s Southeast Asian Games to 11 players.
Villamayor opted to stay put in Singapore where he coaches its national team while Torre stood pat on his decision not to join the event that will select the members of the standard chess team seeing action in the biennial games slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 here.
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[Title] => Lomibao plans to quit RP chess team
[Summary] => Dismayed over the indecisiveness of the NCFP (National Chess Federation of the Philippines) leadership, reigning national women’s champion Sherrie Joy Lomibao yesterday threatened to bolt the national team competing in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 here.
"Ayaw ko na sana ng gulo, pero kung ano iyung dapat sa akin, ibigay na nila," said Lomibao, a three-time Olympiad veteran and a bronze medallist in the 2003 Hanoi SEAG in yesterday’s media briefing at a restaurant in Malate, Manila.
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