+ Follow ADRIAN PACIS Tag
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[Title] => Barbosa, three other GMs pace La Union chess
[Summary] => Grandmaster Oliver Barbosa downed Efren Arguelles in their Queen’s Indian defense game to lead three other GMs and seven others with two points in the seventh La Union Open Chess Championships at the Ortega gym in San Fernando City, La Union yesterday.
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[Summary] => Dresden Olympiad veteran grandmasters Jayson Gonzales and Darwin Laylo pulled off similar smashing victories over their respective rivals to forge a two-way tie for the lead after the fifth round of the Victory Central Mall National Open chess championship at the Victory Central Mall in Caloocan City.
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[Title] => Martinez scuttles Garma, shares Shell chess lead
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Men’s: Martinez, Nadera 5 points; Milagrosa, Dableo, Donguines, Sales, Perez, Andador, Salvador, Maga, Pacis 4.5; Garma, Suelo, Bancod, Gonzales 4.
Women’s: Lomibao, Marinao 4.5 points, Mariano CJ, Mendoza, Castellano, Toledo 4; Espallardo, Flores, Torres 3.5.
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Women’s: Lomibao, Marinao 4.5 points, Mariano CJ, Mendoza, Castellano, Toledo 4; Espallardo, Flores, Torres 3.5.
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abtest
March 19, 2003 - 12:00am
Standings after five rounds:
Men’s: Martinez, Nadera 5 points; Milagrosa, Dableo, Donguines, Sales, Perez, Andador, Salvador, Maga, Pacis 4.5; Garma, Suelo, Bancod, Gonzales 4.
Women’s: Lomibao, Marinao...
