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[Title] => 7 share lead in Rose Pharmacy Active chessfest
[Summary] => The battle for supremacy appears to be anybody's game as seven players share the lead after three rounds of action in the Rose Pharmacy Summer Active Chess Classic at the E-Mall Activity Center.
[DatePublished] => 2011-05-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => Natividad dominates Rose Pharmacy chess
[Summary] => Richard Natividad completed his unbeaten run with a victory over Francisco Abugho to rule the Rose Pharmacy Open Chess Tournament at the Colonnade Chess Club.
[DatePublished] => 2010-12-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Kim Yap dominates Loloy Ruelan chess
[Summary] => IM Kim Steven Yap outsmarted Francisco Abugho in the final round to win the men’s open division of the Marcelo “Loloy” Ruelan Memorial Chess Tournament.
[DatePublished] => 2010-05-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => Bitoon nipukan ni Sevillano aron pagsakmit sa titulo
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Si International Master Richard Bitoon, bisan nakatabla kini sa iyang katapusang duwa batok ni Voltaire Sevillano, nakamaneho gihapon kini pagsakmit sa kampiyonato sa Atan Guardo Active Chess Tournament diha sa Robinson's Place.
Si Bitoon nitapos sa maong torneyo bitbit ang unom ka puntos sa seven round nga kumbati uban sa ilang tulo ka pawnpushers nga sila si Rosendo Yamyamin, Adante Ibaryu ug Reynaldo Flores.
Apan si Bitoon maoy nakaangkon sa maong kadaugan human kini niratsa og 22.5 sa median ug 31.5 sa Buchholtz.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-30 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Bot Glorioso
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[Title] => 6 pawnpushers nakahipos og tres puntos
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Unom ka pawnpushers ang nakapundo og tres puntos human sa tulo ka hugna sa gipahigayong Benjie Nodado Tan Chess Tournament diha sa Bibo Chess Club, ning siyudad.
Si Romelio Asoque maoy nangulo sa mga mamanaog pinaagi sa pagpilde ni Mario Mangubat sa ikatulong hugna.
Si Erwin Abat maoy niangkon sa ikaduha pinaagi sa pagpahilom ni Eden Diano, samtang si Kim Steven Yap nagmadaugon sab batok ni Carlo Mara-at.
Sa iyang bahin, si FIDE Master Anthony Makinano nakapundo sab og tres puntos human nidaog batok ni Mark Mangubat.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Top seed Makinano rules E-Mall Chess Challenge
[Summary] => The top-ranked Anthony Makinano completed a seven-game sweep with a final round victory over Harold Diano to win the championship of the Elizabeth Mall Chess Challenge 2002 at the E-Mall Activity Center.
Makino finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with a perfect 7.0 points to take home the crown.
Diano, Mario Mangubat, Delfin Yano, Eden Diano and Glen Pardillo ended up with 6.0 points apiece to occupy the second to sixth spots.
[DatePublished] => 2006-09-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => Fajardo tops Capitol chess
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PROVINCIAL Planning and Development Office staff Rheni Fajardo had the last laugh after winning the 437th Cebu Province Founding Anniversary Chess Festival at the Capitol building.
Fajardo and Sergio Villahermosa ended with identical 5.5 points, but Fajardo got the title via the tiebreak where he had 28.5 Buchholz against 22.5 of Villahermosa.
Fajardo opened his bid with two straight wins but lost his third game to his officemate Alex Verano.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-05 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1096583
[AuthorName] => Caecent No-ot Magsumbol
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[Title] => Makinano grabs Rose chess title
[Summary] => Anthony Makinano lived up to his status as one of Cebu's hottest chess players today as he bagged the championship of the Rose Pharmacy-Pyro Works Open Chess Tournament billed as "Kay Sarap Magmahal" over the weekend at SM City-Cebu.
Makinano, who is fresh from a third place finish in the Bangkok Chess Club Open Tournament in Thailand, fought to a draw with Francisco Abugho in the final round, but that was all he needed to claim the top prize of P3,000.
The former Palarong Pambansa champion finished the seven-round Swiss system event with 6.5 points.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Six chessers pace Rose chess event
[Summary] => Six players crowded the leaderboard after three rounds of action in the Rose Pharmacy/Pyro Works Open Chess Tournament billed as "Kay Sarap Magmahal" at SM City-Cebu in front of Wellcom.
Anthony Makinano, Harold Diano, Carlos Moreno III, Rosendo Yamyamin, Nick Cuizon, and Rodrigo Alejandre all hurdled their opponents to score a perfect 3.0 points, so far.
Makinano, who finished third in the Bangkok Chess Club Open Tournament in Thailand recently, bested Joel Pacuribot, Diano tamed NM Arnold Cadiz and Moreno subdued Jason Bermudo.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Eden Diano rules E-Mall chess tilt
[Summary] => Eden Diano figured out in a draw with his brother Harold in the final round, but it was just enough for him to snatch the 2nd E-Mall Chess Challenge last Saturday at the Elizabeth Mall Food Square.
Playing in black, Eden equaled Harold's moves to accumulate a total of 6.5 points and pocketed P3,000.
Anthony Makinano dumped Francisco Abugho to score 6.0 points, but shares the same mark with Harold, Jobannie Tabada and Edwel Alesna.
However, with a higher tie-break of 24.5 points Makinano finished second place to receive P2,000.
[DatePublished] => 2005-08-29 00:00:00
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