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Dableo, last year’s Asian Zonal champion, drew support from FIDE Master Rico Salimbagat, who beat NM Rolando Andador on board 2, and David Alorta, who halved the point with Alfredo Paez on board 4 to clinch the top purse for AFP-A worth P200,000 in the event held in honor of Surigao del Sur representative Prospero Pichay.


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Arellano and Valencia scored four points each in the one day five-round event organized by the Active Chess Center of Asia Inc. (ACCA) with the support of Belgosa Media Systems and Land Bank.


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Paragua leads RP chessers romp

December 27, 2005 - 12:00am

SINGAPORE — Filipino players, led by reigning co-champion grandmaster Mark Paragua, got off to an auspicious start in the 2005 Singapore Masters and Challengers International Open chess championships at the...

Sports

Dableo win propels AFP-A to chess title

December 24, 2005 - 12:00am

International Master Ronald Dableo downed National Master John Paul Gomez on the top board as Armed Forces of the Philippines-A trounced SCA-Cabuyao, 2.5-1.5, Thursday night to rule the inaugural Pichay Chess Challenge...

Sports

Arellano rules PEACE 2003 leg

June 2, 2003 - 12:00am

Engineer Robert Arellano nipped businessman Belsar Valencia in the tiebreak to top the Elite section, while Davao businessman James Infiesto won all his five games to rule the Classic section in the third leg of...

Sports

Legaspi, Gangozo dominate executive chessfest

October 29, 2002 - 12:00am

Gary Legaspi whipped Manny Yu in the last round to complete a rare six-game sweep in the Success section, while Rolando Gangozo emerged undefeated with four wins and two draws to top the Prosperity section in the...

Sports