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[Title] => RP 19th in World Chess Olympiad
[Summary] => 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 stunned GM Robert Ruck in their board 3 encounter to lead the Philippine siege while GMs Eugene Torre and Rogelio Antonio Jr.
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[Title] => Maningning ang kampanya ng RP sa Chess Olympiad
[Summary] => Maningning na isinara ng Philippines ang kani-lang kampanya sa 36th World Chess Olympiad matapos na pumasok sa top 20th slot makaraang talunin ang Hungary, 2.5-1.5 sa 14th round noong Biyernes sa Calvia, Majorca, Spain.
Kumana ng panalo si GM-elect Marka Paragua nang kanyang talunin ang Hungarian GM na si Robert Ruck sa krusiyal na laro upang bitbitin ang Pinoy sa panalo.
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[Title] => Arroyo grabs solo lead in national junior chess tourney
[Summary] => Mapua Tech mainstay Christian Arroyo defeated erstwhile co-leader Edsel Montoya of Bacolod City in 37 moves of a Queen’s Gambit to grab the lead after the fifth round of the 2004 National Junior Championship at the Marketplace Shopping Mall in Mandaluyong City.
In the other featured match, unheralded Earicho Eleserio of San Sebastian College upset national master Roderick Nava to share second place with NM Oliver Barbosa and Julius Joseph de Ramos who drew their match on the top board.
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[Title] => Severino, Caoili hang on
[Summary] => BAGAC, Bataan – Sander Severino of Negros Occidental and Fil-Australian Arianne Bo Caoili continued to dominate their class Thursday night in the Asian Continental Under-16 Chess Championships here at the National Power Corporation Training Center.
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Kumana ng panalo si GM-elect Marka Paragua nang kanyang talunin ang Hungarian GM na si Robert Ruck sa krusiyal na laro upang bitbitin ang Pinoy sa panalo.
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In the other featured match, unheralded Earicho Eleserio of San Sebastian College upset national master Roderick Nava to share second place with NM Oliver Barbosa and Julius Joseph de Ramos who drew their match on the top board.
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