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Playing black, Grand Master Joey Antonio, relieving GM Eugene Torre on board one, outwitted  Fide Master Emmanuel Senador in 51 moves of a Slav Defense to power the hosts to their second straight victory in the nine-round, 15-nation  chessfest.


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Tagaytay shares 2nd behind Guangzhou

March 23, 2004 - 12:00am

TAGAYTAY–Host Tagaytay trounced Pasay City, 3-1, Monday to move into a tie for second place with Mandaluyong behind frontrunner Guangzhou after two rounds of the 14th Asian Cities Chess Championship at the Tagaytay...

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