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Grandmaster Bong Villamayor, the lone Filipino casualty in the second round, takes a breather, his place taken over by International Master Mark Paragua.


IM Petronio Roca, who has yet to see action, will play board four against a team bannered by super GMs Michael Adams and Nigel Short.


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Tough draw for RP vs England

October 29, 2002 - 12:00am

BLED, Slovenia — After salvaging three draws against the United States Sunday, the Philippines braces for another deep impact collision with sixth-ranked England in the third round of the 35th World Chess Olympiad...

Sports

US bets slow down RP chessers

November 10, 2000 - 12:00am

NM Idelfonso Datu’s run of remarkable games came to an abrupt end when he lost to veteran Nick de Firmian Wednesday as the RP team, manned by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines, bowed to the United...

Sports