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[Summary] => Grandmasters Anton Demchenko and Shomoev Anton of Russia and Narayanan Sunilduth Layna of India racked up two straight victories to force a three-way tie in the 2015 Philippine International Chess Championship at the Subic Peninsular Hotel in SBMA, Olongapo City yesterday.
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[Title] => Pinoy bets kinapos sa FDG Cup
[Summary] => Kinapos sina Kenneth Monterubio at Nicole Albo sa hangaring titulo sa Open singles nang yumuko sa mga dayuhan sa FDG Cup Open and Invitational badminton tournament sa Powersmash Badminton Center sa Makati kahapon.
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[Title] => Coyiuto on course for main draw
[Summary] => Samantha Mae Coyiuto stayed in the hunt for a spot in the main draw while the other local bets faltered in the first round of the 22nd Mitsubishi-Lancer International Junior Championships qualifying at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center yesterday.
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[Title] => Mendoza gains final; Patrimonio bows out
[Summary] => Filipino Jurence Mendoza continued his giant-slaying ways as he brought down fancied Yu Cheng Yu of Chinese Taipei, 7-5, 6-2, to barge into the finals of the rain-delayed Phinma International Juniors Week 2 at the Rizal Tennis Center.
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[Title] => So posts RP's highest chess rating
[Summary] => Grandmaster Wesley So continued his meteoric rise as he gained 17 points in the last quarter to post the highest rating ever in the International Chess Federation (FIDE) list by a Filipino.
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[Title] => Mark stays in FIDE top 100 list
[Summary] => Filipino grandmaster Mark Paragua kept his place in the elite top 100 despite losing a point in the recent quarterly rating list released by the FIDE, the world’s chess governing body.
The Philippines, blacklisted by FIDE in the first quarter of the year due to unsettled arrears, is back in the list where it is currently ranked 40th in the world.
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[Title] => China 2-0 agad sa RP
[Summary] => Gaya ng dapat asahan, panibagong dagok na naman ang muling natikman ng Philippines sa mga kamay ng Chinese squad nang itarak ang 2-0 kalamangan sa kanilang Asia-Oceania Zone Group II Davis Cup first round tie sa Ynares Socio-Cultural Center sa Pasig City kahapon.
Sinimulan ng Chinese No. 2 player na si Lu Hao ang kampanya ng China sa bisa ng 7-5, 2-6, 6-1, 7-6 (7-3) panalo kontra sa top Filipino netter na si Johnny Arcilla bago humatak naman si Yu Xin-yuan ng 6-1, 6-2, 6-1 tagumpay kontra sa RP No. 2 player na si Joseph Victorino.
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[Title] => RP netters face Great Wall
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And the Filipinos, powered by Johnny Arcilla, Joseph Victorino, Adelo Abadia and Rolando Ruel Jr. are out to even things up with the Chinese, who enjoy a 3-2 edge in their head-to-head duel.
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[Title] => RP Cuppers left out in the cold
[Summary] => WUHAN, China – Team Philippines will return home on schedule after all. But the Filipinos will be bringing home bad news as they failed in their bid for a semifinals berth in the Asia-Oceania Group II BNP Paribas Davis Cup competitions.
Fared against a superbly-conditioned Chinese squad and an unforgiving 4C temperature at the Yong Tian Tennis Center indoor courts here, the Filipinos absorbed sound beatings in the first two singles and doubles of the best-of-five matches tie to hand the coveted berth to the hosts.
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[Title] => RP-China tie opener rained out
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A steady drizzle starting Thursday night rendered the Wuhan Tennis Center outdoor courts unplayable, forcing the organizers to cancel the day’s schedule, the first two singles matches in the best-of-five matches tie, and postpone it for today.
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Sinimulan ng Chinese No. 2 player na si Lu Hao ang kampanya ng China sa bisa ng 7-5, 2-6, 6-1, 7-6 (7-3) panalo kontra sa top Filipino netter na si Johnny Arcilla bago humatak naman si Yu Xin-yuan ng 6-1, 6-2, 6-1 tagumpay kontra sa RP No. 2 player na si Joseph Victorino.
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Fared against a superbly-conditioned Chinese squad and an unforgiving 4C temperature at the Yong Tian Tennis Center indoor courts here, the Filipinos absorbed sound beatings in the first two singles and doubles of the best-of-five matches tie to hand the coveted berth to the hosts.
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