+ Follow MASTER JESSE NOEL SALES Tag
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[Title] => Nadera unscathed after seven rounds
[Summary] => International Master Barlo Nadera wore down FIDE Master Jesse Noel Sales in the endgame to prevail and grab the solo leadership in the 2003 Shell National Open Chess Championship at the Kaban ng Hiyas bldg., Mandaluyong City Hall, Mandaluyong City.
The victory kept Nadera’s winning run intact on seven wins in as many games.
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[Title] => Antonio keeps lead in La Union chess
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY, La Union — Grandmaster Joey Antonio played a quiet draw with National Master Richard Bitoon yesterday in the penultimate round to maintain the solo leadership of the second La Union Open chess championships in San Fernando, La Union.
The draw, which came after 15 moves of a Pelikan variation of the Sicilian defense, increased Antonio’s output to seven points.
A half point behind him is fellow GM Eugene Torre who was held to a draw by two-time junior champion NM John Paul Gomez in 32 moves of a Slav defense.
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[Title] => Torre joins Bitoon at helm
[Summary] => Grandmaster Eugene Torre came through with a vintage performance to outwit FIDE Master Jesse Noel Sales yesterday and gain a share of the lead after Round 3 of the finals of the National Chess Open championships at the Ramon Magsaysay Hall of the SSS building in Quezon City.
Torre, playing black, beat Sales in 40 moves of a Nimzo-Indian Defense to boost his tally to 2.5 points and wheel into a tie with International Master candidate Richard Bitoon, who earlier settled for a quick draw with friend National Master Jayson Gonzales in 16 moves of a Guioco-Piano Opening.
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MASTER JESSE NOEL SALES
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[Title] => Nadera unscathed after seven rounds
[Summary] => International Master Barlo Nadera wore down FIDE Master Jesse Noel Sales in the endgame to prevail and grab the solo leadership in the 2003 Shell National Open Chess Championship at the Kaban ng Hiyas bldg., Mandaluyong City Hall, Mandaluyong City.
The victory kept Nadera’s winning run intact on seven wins in as many games.
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[Title] => Antonio keeps lead in La Union chess
[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY, La Union — Grandmaster Joey Antonio played a quiet draw with National Master Richard Bitoon yesterday in the penultimate round to maintain the solo leadership of the second La Union Open chess championships in San Fernando, La Union.
The draw, which came after 15 moves of a Pelikan variation of the Sicilian defense, increased Antonio’s output to seven points.
A half point behind him is fellow GM Eugene Torre who was held to a draw by two-time junior champion NM John Paul Gomez in 32 moves of a Slav defense.
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[Title] => Torre joins Bitoon at helm
[Summary] => Grandmaster Eugene Torre came through with a vintage performance to outwit FIDE Master Jesse Noel Sales yesterday and gain a share of the lead after Round 3 of the finals of the National Chess Open championships at the Ramon Magsaysay Hall of the SSS building in Quezon City.
Torre, playing black, beat Sales in 40 moves of a Nimzo-Indian Defense to boost his tally to 2.5 points and wheel into a tie with International Master candidate Richard Bitoon, who earlier settled for a quick draw with friend National Master Jayson Gonzales in 16 moves of a Guioco-Piano Opening.
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