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The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.


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The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.


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The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.


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The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.


Carlos Moreno III, on the other hand, banked on his endgame dexterity to subdue Francisco Abugho. The former non-smoker titlist and two-time Mandaue Open champion settled for the second place honors with 6.0 points.


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The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.


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Diano rules Ruelan Memorial Open chess tourney

April 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Eden Diano edged out Aller Somonsot in the final round to rule the 2nd Marcelo S. Ruelan, Sr. Memorial Open Chess Tournament over the weekend at the Tisoy's Sports Restobar along A.S. Fortuna Street in Mandaue City. The...

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Diano rules Ruelan Memorial Open chess tourney

April 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Eden Diano edged out Aller Somonsot in the final round to rule the 2nd Marcelo S. Ruelan, Sr. Memorial Open Chess Tournament over the weekend at the Tisoy's Sports Restobar along A.S. Fortuna Street in Mandaue City. The...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Diano rules Ruelan Memorial Open chess tourney

April 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Eden Diano edged out Aller Somonsot in the final round to rule the 2nd Marcelo S. Ruelan, Sr. Memorial Open Chess Tournament over the weekend at the Tisoy's Sports Restobar along A.S. Fortuna Street in Mandaue City. The...

Freeman Cebu Sports