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Caoilli, Severino lider pa rin

December 20, 2000 - 12:00am

BAGAC, Bataan--Ang unang pagkakamali ay di na dapat pang masundan. Ito ang siniguro ng Filipina ace na si Arianne Bo Caoilli na nakabawi sa kanyang laro upang maprotektahan ang kanyang kalahating puntos na kalamangan,...

PSN Palaro

Severino, Caoili hang on

December 16, 2000 - 12:00am

BAGAC, Bataan – Sander Severino of Negros Occidental and Fil-Australian Arianne Bo Caoili continued to dominate their class Thursday night in the Asian Continental Under-16 Chess Championships here at...

Sports