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Sales, of Calamba City, defeated National Master Alexander Lupian of St. Tomas, Davao, in 31 moves of Nimzovitcs defense in Game 4 of their championship series.


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                    [Title] => P2.2M Glutaphos Chess GP launched
                    [Summary] => Pascual Laboratories, makers of Glutaphos the brain vitamin, officially launched yesterday the 2001 Glutaphos Philippine Chess Grand Prix, set June 12 -July 7 at the Sugarland Hotel in Bacolod City.


A total of P2.2 million in cash prizes and trophies will be up for grabs in the 24-day event, the richest tournament ever after last year’s staging of the Millennium Chess Pambansa in Pasay City.


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                    [Title] => Peace pact draft readied
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Greece’s Georgious Makropolous, FIDE executive vice-president who was to preside over the 15-member Executive Council, promised the PCF that he would ask the body to defer discussions on the membership status of the PCF and the NCFP.


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                    [Title] => Chess fight shifts to Istanbul
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Despite its setback at the Makati Regional Trial Court Tuesday night, where its petition for a Temporary Restraining Order stopping the National Chess Federation of the Phils. from participating in the event was turned down, the PCF remained hopeful of a breakthrough in its case against the NCFP in the FIDE Congress.


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                    [Summary] => The abrupt departure of the National Chess Federation of the Philippines-backed RP team to the World Chess Olympiad the other day drew the ire of a Makati Regional Trial Court judge, who labelled the move as an "utter disrespect and disregard of the court’s authority."


Presiding judge Ricardo Rosario of Makati RTC Branch 66 expressed his indignation yesterday upon learning in the papers that five members of the six-man RP squad had already left for Istanbul, Turkey Thursday night without informing the court.


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Local Government assistant secretary and Philippine Chess Federation president
Jesus Ingeniero denied making a statement during the opening ceremonies of the
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"I did not say the top prize is tax free. How can I say that when I didn't have
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                    [Title] => Millennium chess champ gets P1 M
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Philippine Chess Society president Reynato Sarmiento turned over yesterday P1
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Pambansa Millennium Grand Prix, the richest tournament in the country to be
held in Manila early this year.

The amount represents the lion share of the P2.5 million total prizes in the
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Antonio, Jr., slated March 22-April 18 at the Philippine National Bank
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Sarmiento, who is president of Real Bank, presented the check to PCF president
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JESUS INGENIERO

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Sales, of Calamba City, defeated National Master Alexander Lupian of St. Tomas, Davao, in 31 moves of Nimzovitcs defense in Game 4 of their championship series.


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Greece’s Georgious Makropolous, FIDE executive vice-president who was to preside over the 15-member Executive Council, promised the PCF that he would ask the body to defer discussions on the membership status of the PCF and the NCFP.


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Pambansa Millennium Grand Prix, the richest tournament in the country to be
held in Manila early this year.

The amount represents the lion share of the P2.5 million total prizes in the
seven-round knockout event, to be headed by GMs Eugene Torre and Rogelio
Antonio, Jr., slated March 22-April 18 at the Philippine National Bank
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