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[Title] => Laylo makes it to Olympiad team
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY – National Master Darwin Laylo forced a quick 15-move draw with fancied IM Jayson Gonzales to virtually put a lock on one of the three berths in the national team competing in next month’s Chess Olympiad in Spain.
The draw gave Laylo 11 points heading into the last two rounds of the National Chess Championships, where the top three finishers after the round-robin series among 18 players will join seeded GMs Eugene Torre, Joey Antonio and Mark Paragua in the squad seeing action in the Olympiad set Oct. 14-31 in Majorca, Spain.
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[Title] => Benilde keeps 4 titles in WNCAA
[Summary] => College of Saint Benilde duplicated its feat last year, winning four of five WNCAA events over the weekend at the continuation of the 34th season of the country’s first and only tri-level league for women at the St. Benedict College in Alabang.
The Lady Blazers retained its crown in tennis, swimming, chess and table tennis while University of the Assumption-Pampanga dethroned St. Scholastica’s College in badminton.
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[Title] => Garma rips Dimakiling, shares lead
[Summary] => International Master Chito Garma outclassed collegiate standout Oliver Dimakiling in 17 moves of their Scotch encounter yesterday to remain unbeaten after four rounds of the National Open Chess Championships at the Greenhills Shopping Center in San Juan.
Garma, an Olympiad veteran, pounced on Dimakiling’s weak opening deviation to seize the initiative before outplaying the 19-year-old La Salle student, best remembered for booting out GM Eugene Torre right in the first round in last year’s Millennium Grand Prix.
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CHRISTINE CASTELLANO
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[Summary] => TAGAYTAY – National Master Darwin Laylo forced a quick 15-move draw with fancied IM Jayson Gonzales to virtually put a lock on one of the three berths in the national team competing in next month’s Chess Olympiad in Spain.
The draw gave Laylo 11 points heading into the last two rounds of the National Chess Championships, where the top three finishers after the round-robin series among 18 players will join seeded GMs Eugene Torre, Joey Antonio and Mark Paragua in the squad seeing action in the Olympiad set Oct. 14-31 in Majorca, Spain.
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[Summary] => College of Saint Benilde duplicated its feat last year, winning four of five WNCAA events over the weekend at the continuation of the 34th season of the country’s first and only tri-level league for women at the St. Benedict College in Alabang.
The Lady Blazers retained its crown in tennis, swimming, chess and table tennis while University of the Assumption-Pampanga dethroned St. Scholastica’s College in badminton.
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[Summary] => International Master Chito Garma outclassed collegiate standout Oliver Dimakiling in 17 moves of their Scotch encounter yesterday to remain unbeaten after four rounds of the National Open Chess Championships at the Greenhills Shopping Center in San Juan.
Garma, an Olympiad veteran, pounced on Dimakiling’s weak opening deviation to seize the initiative before outplaying the 19-year-old La Salle student, best remembered for booting out GM Eugene Torre right in the first round in last year’s Millennium Grand Prix.
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