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[Title] => Bloodline a boxing factor
[Summary] => Former world junior lightweight champion Rolando Navarrete’s son Rolando Jr. is following in his father’s footsteps and the hope is it’s just in the path of boxing.
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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.
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[Title] => Panopio shines as Manila wrests inter-cities chess lead
[Summary] => Standings after 6 rounds: 5.5 — Manila; 4.5 — Mandaluyong A, Muntinlupa B, Caloocan, QC A; 4.0 — Muntinlupa A. M’lang, Kidapawan A; 3.5 — QC B, Tagbilaran, Claveria, Cotabato, General Santos, Davao, Kidapawan X, Kidapawan B; 3.0 — Tagum, Koronadal, Isulan; 2.5 — Midsayap, Kidapawan C, San Jose del Monte, Bislig, Mati; 2.0 — Surigao City, Nabunturan, Davao Holy Cross (men), Makilala, Kidapawan D; 1.5 — M’lang Kiddies, Kidapawan Kiddies; 0.5 — Davao Holy Cross (women), Tacurong.
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[Title] => Mandaluyong chessers win title
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NM Idelfonso Datu and Edmundo Gatus provided the points on boards two and four, respectively, as the host team clinched the title after topping the nine-round Swiss System elimination.
Datu, a two-time Olympiad veteran, used his familiarity with the Reti Opening to trounce fellow NM Sammy Yu in 35 moves, while Gatus turned a losing position into a resounding win.
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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.
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NM Idelfonso Datu and Edmundo Gatus provided the points on boards two and four, respectively, as the host team clinched the title after topping the nine-round Swiss System elimination.
Datu, a two-time Olympiad veteran, used his familiarity with the Reti Opening to trounce fellow NM Sammy Yu in 35 moves, while Gatus turned a losing position into a resounding win.
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