+ Follow BITOON AND SAYSON Tag
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[Title] => Torre virtual champ as rivals fall
[Summary] => Grandmaster Eugene Torre banked on his vast experience to stop National Master Jayson Gonzales’ romp and practically wrap up the crown in the National Open Chess Championship yesterday at the Social Security System headquarters in Quezon City.
Torre, a veteran in world chess the past 27 years, solidified his queenside play and earned a passed pawn on the way to a 41-move victory over Gonzales in their French Advance game that hiked his output to seven points.
[DatePublished] => 2001-04-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Antonio outwits Laylo, shares lead
[Summary] => Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio Jr. downed National Master Darwin Laylo of Marikina City in 55 moves of a Center Counter game yesterday to gain a share of the lead in the ninth round of the National Open Chess Championships at the SSS Building in Quezon City.
Antonio gained a material advantage early as the 20-year-old Laylo gambled on a kingside attack that fizzled out at endgame. The victory was Antonio’s fifth against a loss as he joined fellow GM Eugene Torre, International Master Richard Bitoon and NM Allan Sayson at the helm.
[DatePublished] => 2001-04-10 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1096369
[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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BITOON AND SAYSON
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[Title] => Torre virtual champ as rivals fall
[Summary] => Grandmaster Eugene Torre banked on his vast experience to stop National Master Jayson Gonzales’ romp and practically wrap up the crown in the National Open Chess Championship yesterday at the Social Security System headquarters in Quezon City.
Torre, a veteran in world chess the past 27 years, solidified his queenside play and earned a passed pawn on the way to a 41-move victory over Gonzales in their French Advance game that hiked his output to seven points.
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[Title] => Antonio outwits Laylo, shares lead
[Summary] => Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio Jr. downed National Master Darwin Laylo of Marikina City in 55 moves of a Center Counter game yesterday to gain a share of the lead in the ninth round of the National Open Chess Championships at the SSS Building in Quezon City.
Antonio gained a material advantage early as the 20-year-old Laylo gambled on a kingside attack that fizzled out at endgame. The victory was Antonio’s fifth against a loss as he joined fellow GM Eugene Torre, International Master Richard Bitoon and NM Allan Sayson at the helm.
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[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096369
[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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