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GUANGZHOU – Uzbekistan super grandmaster Rustam Kasimdzhanov played Kazakhstan GM Darmen Sadvakasov to a draw and formally claimed the gold medal in the rapid chess event of the Asian Games chess competition Tuesday night at the Guangzhou Chess Institute.
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Matapos lumasap ng unang kabiguan sa dalawang naunang laban, bumangon ang 17-anyos GM na si Wesley So nang kanyang walisin ang dalawang sumunod na laban kina GM Handszar Odeev ng Turkmenistan sa third round at GM Susanto Megaranto ng Indonesia sa fourth round ng rapid chess competition sa Guangzhou Chess Institute.
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                    [Title] => So half a point behind Gomez
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Defending champion Wesley So outplayed IM Richard Bitoon in just 24 moves to close in on fellow GM John Paul Gomez in the ninth round of the Phoenix Petroleum “Battle of GMs” national chess championships at the Character Hotel in Tagaytay yesterday.
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                    [Title] => So may pinatunayan kay Ivanchuk
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KHANTY-Mansiysk, Russia --Ipinagpatuloy ni GM Wesley So ng Philippines ang kanyang kampan-ya matapos na biktimahin ang dating world championship contender super GM na si Vassily Ivanchuk ng Ukraine, 1.5-.5 sa kanilang second round showdown at umusad sa third round ng 2009 World Chess Cup sa Khanty-Mansiysk Center of Arts dito nitong Miyerkules.
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                    [Title] => Chessers bag 2nd gold in rapid
                    [Summary] => HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom) — The Philippine chess team produced another gold as it stamped its class in the 22nd SEA Games men’s rapid chess team tournament at the Van Don Hall here.


The Filipino masters mastered their young Vietnamese counterparts in the deciding blitz matches, 3-1, earning a second gold following GM-candidate Mark Paragua’s title conquest in the rapid individual.


The finalists needed to decide their duel on blitz matches as they split their games in the rapid.


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                    [Title] => Datu only one point shy of chess open final
                    [Summary] => National Master Idelfonso Datu drew with top seed International Master Richard Bitoon in 17 moves of an English Opening to remain on top after yesterday’s eighth round in the National Open Chess Championship at the Greenhills Shopping Center in San Juan.


Datu, a two-time Olympiad veteran, now has 7.5 points, a point away from clinching the first of the nine available slots in the finals where Grandmasters Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio, Jr. and Buenaventura Villamayor are already seeded.


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                    [Title] => RP chessers close out bid versus Latvia
                    [Summary] => The Philippines closes out its campaign in the 34th World Chess Olympiad in Istanbul, Turkey against Latvia, hoping to draw the best from its best players and sustain what had been an impressive performance in the two-week long event.


GMs Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio, Jr. and Bong Villamayor see action along with NM Idelfonso Datu against the Latvians, whom they are tied with for 23rd place along with five others with a final round victory expected to thrust them into a top 15 finish.


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                    [Title] => Ukraine stops Pinoys’ surge
                    [Summary] => The National Chess Federation of the Phils.-backed Philippine team took a numbing 0.5-3.5 loss to powerhouse Ukraine Sunday and came tumbling down from joint 10th to a share of 25th place with eight others in the eighth round of the World Chess Olympics in Istanbul, Turkey.


Only GM Bong Villamayor survived the onslaught of the sixth-seeded squad as he forced GM Vladimir Baklan to a draw in their Reti game for the Filipinos’ half-point that hardly hiked their output to 18.5 points with five rounds left in the Swiss system event.


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                    [Title] => Datu keys RP’s win vs China
                    [Summary] => NM Idelfonso Datu pulled off a stirring win over GM Wu Wenjin in their Queen’s Gambit-Decline game as the National Chess Federation of the Phils.-backed Philippine team stunned China, 2.5-1.5, Saturday in the seventh round of the World Chess Olympics in Istanbul, Turkey.


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                    [Title] => Makati court resumes hearing on TRO today
                    [Summary] => Barring any postponement, the Makati Regional Trial Court is expected to resume today its hearing on the case involving the Philippine Chess Federation’s petition for a Temporary Restraining Order to stop the National Chess Federation of the Philippines-backed team from participating in the World Chess Olympiad.


Presiding judge Ricardo Rosario of Makati RTC Branch 66 reset last Friday’s scheduled hearing to 2 p.m. today with the NCFP counsel set to cross-examine PCF president Jess Ingeniero.


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ROGELIO ANTONIO

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                    [Title] => Chessers bag 2nd gold in rapid
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The Filipino masters mastered their young Vietnamese counterparts in the deciding blitz matches, 3-1, earning a second gold following GM-candidate Mark Paragua’s title conquest in the rapid individual.


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                    [Title] => Datu only one point shy of chess open final
                    [Summary] => National Master Idelfonso Datu drew with top seed International Master Richard Bitoon in 17 moves of an English Opening to remain on top after yesterday’s eighth round in the National Open Chess Championship at the Greenhills Shopping Center in San Juan.


Datu, a two-time Olympiad veteran, now has 7.5 points, a point away from clinching the first of the nine available slots in the finals where Grandmasters Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio, Jr. and Buenaventura Villamayor are already seeded.


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GMs Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio, Jr. and Bong Villamayor see action along with NM Idelfonso Datu against the Latvians, whom they are tied with for 23rd place along with five others with a final round victory expected to thrust them into a top 15 finish.


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Only GM Bong Villamayor survived the onslaught of the sixth-seeded squad as he forced GM Vladimir Baklan to a draw in their Reti game for the Filipinos’ half-point that hardly hiked their output to 18.5 points with five rounds left in the Swiss system event.


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