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Grandmasters Eugene Torre and Joey Antonio and IMs Ronald Dableo and Jayson Gonzales whipped Yemenis Ali Al Halila, Sabri Abdul Muawla, Faraj Yahya and Hatim Al Hadarani, respectively, as the Tagaytay team wound up with 25 points in the nine-round Swiss system tournament.


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Tagaytay tops Asian chess

March 28, 2004 - 12:00am

TAGAYTAY — Host Tagaytay made a final round coup with a 4-0 blanking of Sanaa of Yemen and beat Guangzhou of China in the tiebreak to rule the 14th Asian Cities Chess Team Championship at the Tagaytay International...

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