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[Title] => Campo says NCFP has lost direction
[Summary] => After being pushed to the wall and forced to retaliate, Florencio Campomanes yesterday said he is leaving the door of unity and peace open to those blaming him for all the troubles hounding the local chess scene.
"It’s because I want all of us to get back on the right track," said the 77-year-old Campomanes, considered the grand old man of Philippine chess, during yesterday’s well-attended PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion.
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[Title] => Campomanes denies link to chess row
[Summary] => Florencio Campomanes yesterday lashed back at GM Eugene Torre and strongly denied allegations that he’s behind the move to discredit the National Chess Federation of the Phils. (NCFP) and its leadership.
"Face the issues," Campomanes challenged Torre and NCFP secretary-general Sammy Estimo in a statement released yesterday. "Please don’t give me too much credit in my old age that I can mount a campaign against you without any basis. Where there’s smoke, there must be fire. No campaign will hold water if not based on facts."
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[Title] => Players’ dad scores Estimo on chess row
[Summary] => An angry Nelson Mariano Sr. yesterday lashed out at Sammy Estimo, National Chess Federation of the Philippines secretary general, and Grandmaster Eugene Torre for depriving three of his chess-playing children of their allowances to separate overseas tournaments.
"Why should I not be angry? Three of my children were involved and denied of their allowances because of what Estimo and Torre have done," said the elder Mariano, father of International Master Nelson Mariano II, Women’s International Master Cristine Rose and junior player Nelson Mariano III.
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ESTIMO AND TORRE
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"It’s because I want all of us to get back on the right track," said the 77-year-old Campomanes, considered the grand old man of Philippine chess, during yesterday’s well-attended PSA Forum at the Manila Pavilion.
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[Summary] => Florencio Campomanes yesterday lashed back at GM Eugene Torre and strongly denied allegations that he’s behind the move to discredit the National Chess Federation of the Phils. (NCFP) and its leadership.
"Face the issues," Campomanes challenged Torre and NCFP secretary-general Sammy Estimo in a statement released yesterday. "Please don’t give me too much credit in my old age that I can mount a campaign against you without any basis. Where there’s smoke, there must be fire. No campaign will hold water if not based on facts."
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[Title] => Players’ dad scores Estimo on chess row
[Summary] => An angry Nelson Mariano Sr. yesterday lashed out at Sammy Estimo, National Chess Federation of the Philippines secretary general, and Grandmaster Eugene Torre for depriving three of his chess-playing children of their allowances to separate overseas tournaments.
"Why should I not be angry? Three of my children were involved and denied of their allowances because of what Estimo and Torre have done," said the elder Mariano, father of International Master Nelson Mariano II, Women’s International Master Cristine Rose and junior player Nelson Mariano III.
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