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Parañaque chess slated

The Philippine Star
October 26, 2012 | 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - The Parañaque Chess Association holds its fifth elementary and high school chess tournament tomorrow with a big field expected to participate at the Perez Bldg., Better Living Parañaque City.

Open to students with NCFP rating not exceeding 1900, the event is a seven-round Swiss system tournament with allotted time of 25 minutes per player.

Cash prizes and trophies will be up for grabs in the two-division tournament organized by the PCA and Barangay Don Bosco Chess Club headed by Cecil Padua.

Registration is going with fee pegged at P150. For details, contact Ton Barreto at 383-4996 or 09197227552.

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