+ Follow INTERNATIONAL MASTER BUENAVENTURA Tag
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[Title] => Bong girds for tough grind ahead
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International Master Buenaventura "Bong" Villamayor is one of only two
Filipinos so far awarded the rare chance of competing with some of the best in
the world when he participates in the modern version of the world chess
championships this year in Hong Kong.
Villamayor earned that right Tuesday when he finished second to Vietnamese
Grandmaster Dao Thien Hai in the Zone 3.2A eliminations among 32 participants
from eight countries, including higher-rated Filipino GMs Eugene Torre and Joey
Antonio.
Villamayor, who is always one of the top scorers in two Philippine Olympic
te
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[Title] => Antonio nears P1M purse;
[Summary] => Paciencia drags rival to first
tiebreak
Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio Jr. hurdled the second to the last man separating
him from the Pambansa Chess Millennium Grand Prix crown as he bundled out
National Master Richard Bitoon with a draw in their second game yesterday at
the PNB Finance Center in Pasay.
Antonio, who toppled Bitoon in their first game Monday, settled for a fighting
39-move draw to complete a 1.5-.5 win in their duel and get a crack at the
championship and the P1 million cash pot that goes with it.
National Master Enrique Paciencia Jr.
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[Title] => Bong girds for tough grind ahead
[Summary] =>
International Master Buenaventura "Bong" Villamayor is one of only two
Filipinos so far awarded the rare chance of competing with some of the best in
the world when he participates in the modern version of the world chess
championships this year in Hong Kong.
Villamayor earned that right Tuesday when he finished second to Vietnamese
Grandmaster Dao Thien Hai in the Zone 3.2A eliminations among 32 participants
from eight countries, including higher-rated Filipino GMs Eugene Torre and Joey
Antonio.
Villamayor, who is always one of the top scorers in two Philippine Olympic
te
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[Title] => Antonio nears P1M purse;
[Summary] => Paciencia drags rival to first
tiebreak
Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio Jr. hurdled the second to the last man separating
him from the Pambansa Chess Millennium Grand Prix crown as he bundled out
National Master Richard Bitoon with a draw in their second game yesterday at
the PNB Finance Center in Pasay.
Antonio, who toppled Bitoon in their first game Monday, settled for a fighting
39-move draw to complete a 1.5-.5 win in their duel and get a crack at the
championship and the P1 million cash pot that goes with it.
National Master Enrique Paciencia Jr.
[DatePublished] => 2000-04-12 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096369
[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
[SectionName] => Sports
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[URL] =>
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