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EUGENE TORRE AND ROGELIO ANTONIO JR. AND INTERNATIONAL MASTER JAYSON GONZALES

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RP 19th in World Chess Olympiad

October 31, 2004 - 12:00am

The Philippines pulled the rug from under chess power Hungary, 2.5-1.5, and finished tied for 12th-20th places in the 36th World Chess Olympiad in Calvia, Majorca, Spain Saturday. Grandmaster-candidate Mark Paragua...

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