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PHU QUOC Kien Giang Province, Vietnam — Teener Wesley So continued to flourish in a field teeming with veteran players, beating second seed GM Wynn Zaw Htun of Myanmar in the fourth round and drawing with seventh seed GM Nguyen Ngoc Truongson of Vietnam in the fifth to stay unbeaten halfway through the Asian Zone 3.3 Chess Championships here Saturday.


However, So, 13, dropped to solo second behind 15-year-old and eighth seed Le Quang Liem of Vietnam in an impressive showing by the tournament’s youngest players in the 33-man tournament. 


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                    [Summary] => HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom)–Grandmaster Eugene Torre missed a winning line and settled for a draw with Vietnamese IM Pham Minh Hoang that dropped him to second place after seven rounds of chess competition in the 22nd SEA Games here.


But GM Joey Antonio and GM-candidate Mark Paragua both delivered a full point each and GM Bong Villamayor and IM Ronald Dableo two other draws as the Filipinos continued to show the way in team competition going into the last two rounds  of the nine-round Swiss-system event.


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                    [Summary] => HO CHI MINH CITY -- Nakipag-draw si Pinoy GM Eugene Torre kay Vietnamese Pham Minh Hoang na nagdulot sa kanya para malaglag sa ikalawang overall position sa pagpapatuloy ng chess standard dito sa 22nd Southeast Asian Games sa Van Don competition hall. 


Ang draw ding ito ang nagbigay kay Torre ng 5.5 puntos, na kalahating puntos sa likuran ng overall leader na si GM Utut Adianto ng Indonesia na may 6.0 puntos na makaraang pabagsakin ang kababayang IM na si Susanto Megaranto. 


"Rb7 move panalo sana ako," anang 52 anyos na kauna-unahang GM sa Asya.


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Young Viet GM stays at helm; So in solo second

January 15, 2007 - 12:00am

PHU QUOC Kien Giang Province, Vietnam — Teener Wesley So continued to flourish in a field teeming with veteran players, beating second seed GM Wynn Zaw Htun of Myanmar in the fourth round and drawing with...

Sports

Torre forced to draw, drops to 2nd

By Joey Villar | December 13, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom)–Grandmaster Eugene Torre missed a winning line and settled for a draw with Vietnamese IM Pham Minh Hoang that dropped him to second place after seven rounds of chess competition...

Sports

RP chessers bumagsak sa 2nd

December 13, 2003 - 12:00am

HO CHI MINH CITY -- Nakipag-draw si Pinoy GM Eugene Torre kay Vietnamese Pham Minh Hoang na nagdulot sa kanya para malaglag sa ikalawang overall position sa pagpapatuloy ng chess standard dito sa 22nd Southeast Asian...

PSN Palaro