+ Follow PAWN OPENING Tag
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[Title] => Gomez, Parague end up 3rd
[Summary] => John Paul Gomez crushed IM Nguyen Duc Hoa of Vietnam to share third place with GM Mark Paragua and six others in the HD Bank Cup International Open chess tournament in Vietnam won by GM Le Quang Liem over the weekend.
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[Title] => So regains share of lead, beats Halkias
[Summary] => GM Wesley So outplayed GM Stelios Halkias in their King’s Pawn Opening encounter to force a three-way tie for the lead after seven rounds of the Reykjavic Open chess championships in Iceland yesterday.
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[Title] => Torre crumbles, gets bronze
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — Grandmaster Eugene Torre squirmed in time trouble and took a 0.5-1.5 loss to GM Ngoc Truong Son Nguyen of Vietnam to settle for the bronze medal in the individual rapid chess tournament at the Tagaytay Convention Center here yesterday.
Torre, who became the country’s lone hope for the first gold medal in the sport after top bet GM Joey Antonio fell by the wayside in the quarters Sunday, actually blew a chance in the first of their two-game knockout match and settled for a draw before failing to equalize in the second game.
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PAWN OPENING
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Torre, who became the country’s lone hope for the first gold medal in the sport after top bet GM Joey Antonio fell by the wayside in the quarters Sunday, actually blew a chance in the first of their two-game knockout match and settled for a draw before failing to equalize in the second game.
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February 26, 2013 - 12:00am
