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[Title] => Chessers seal duel for gold vs China
[Summary] => GUANGZHOU – Grandmasters Eugene Torre and Joey Antonio provided the sparkle as their young compatriots collapsed under severe pressure and gave the Philippines a shock 2.5-1.5 win over second seed and world No. 8 India and a place in the final against China last night at the Guangzhou Chess Institute.
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[Summary] => An International Chess Federation (FIDE) source told The STAR yesterday that Grandmaster Mark Paragua, who topped the Asian Zone 3.3 eliminations recently, has qualified for the World Cup in Siberia in December but not yet for the world championships in Argentina next year.
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[Title] => Tracksters, chessers to boost RP title bid
[Summary] => Athletics and chess, two different sports under the same leadership, also share a common goal in the SEA Games this year: Win as many gold medals as possible.
The country’s biggest source of medals when it comes to the SEA Games, athletics is once again expected to deliver and boost the Filipinos’ bid for the overall crown.
Just the same, chess is tipped to do well in the SEA Games as it tries to surpass a three-gold haul during the 2003 edition of the biennial event in Vietnam.
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[Title] => Garma wrests solo chess lead
[Summary] => On a day of changing fortunes, it was International Master Chito Garma who emerged as solo leader after getting the full point against NM Alex Milagrosa in the ninth round of the Grand Finals of the National Chess Championship at the 17th floor (Penthouse) of the All Asia Capital Center in Paseo de Roxas, Makati City.
Garma, who disposed of Milagrosa in 34 moves of a French Defense game, was one of only three winners in the men’s hostilities in the ninth round, as Grandmasters Eugene Torre and Joey Antonio failed to make any headway and settled for fighting draws.
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[Title] => Board 3 man seals win for QC-A
[Summary] => Kidapawan City – Rex Ami, a part-time chess player, went two-for-two in the finals to carry Quezon City A to a title romp over dethroned champion Mandaluyong A Sunday night at the close of the National Inter-Cities and Municipalities chess championship at the Highlander Hotel here.
Ami, playing board three, scored a critical 55-move win over Rustom Tolentino to secure a draw for QC A in the second playoff match and preserve a 4.5-3.5 decision over Mandaluyong A.
It was Ami’s second straight win over Tolentino in the finals.
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GRANDMASTERS EUGENE TORRE AND JOEY ANTONIO
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[Summary] => An International Chess Federation (FIDE) source told The STAR yesterday that Grandmaster Mark Paragua, who topped the Asian Zone 3.3 eliminations recently, has qualified for the World Cup in Siberia in December but not yet for the world championships in Argentina next year.
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[Summary] => Athletics and chess, two different sports under the same leadership, also share a common goal in the SEA Games this year: Win as many gold medals as possible.
The country’s biggest source of medals when it comes to the SEA Games, athletics is once again expected to deliver and boost the Filipinos’ bid for the overall crown.
Just the same, chess is tipped to do well in the SEA Games as it tries to surpass a three-gold haul during the 2003 edition of the biennial event in Vietnam.
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Garma, who disposed of Milagrosa in 34 moves of a French Defense game, was one of only three winners in the men’s hostilities in the ninth round, as Grandmasters Eugene Torre and Joey Antonio failed to make any headway and settled for fighting draws.
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Ami, playing board three, scored a critical 55-move win over Rustom Tolentino to secure a draw for QC A in the second playoff match and preserve a 4.5-3.5 decision over Mandaluyong A.
It was Ami’s second straight win over Tolentino in the finals.
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