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[Title] => Top seed Makinano rules E-Mall Chess Challenge
[Summary] => The top-ranked Anthony Makinano completed a seven-game sweep with a final round victory over Harold Diano to win the championship of the Elizabeth Mall Chess Challenge 2002 at the E-Mall Activity Center.
Makino finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with a perfect 7.0 points to take home the crown.
Diano, Mario Mangubat, Delfin Yano, Eden Diano and Glen Pardillo ended up with 6.0 points apiece to occupy the second to sixth spots.
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[Title] => Makinano grabs Rose chess title
[Summary] => Anthony Makinano lived up to his status as one of Cebu's hottest chess players today as he bagged the championship of the Rose Pharmacy-Pyro Works Open Chess Tournament billed as "Kay Sarap Magmahal" over the weekend at SM City-Cebu.
Makinano, who is fresh from a third place finish in the Bangkok Chess Club Open Tournament in Thailand, fought to a draw with Francisco Abugho in the final round, but that was all he needed to claim the top prize of P3,000.
The former Palarong Pambansa champion finished the seven-round Swiss system event with 6.5 points.
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[Title] => Makinano, 5 others share lead in Rose chessfest
[Summary] => Former Palaro champion Anthony Makinano and fiver others crowded the leaderboard after three rounds of action in the Rose Pharmacy-Pyroworks "Kay Sarap Magmahal" Open Chess Tournament at SM City-Cebu.
Makinano subdued Rodrigo Alejandre to nail a perfect 3.0 points, so far, and share the lead with Carlos Moreno III, Edwel Alesna, Joel Fernan, Delfin Yano, and Rey Flores who are also unbeaten after three starts.
Moreno got past Leo Cortes, Alesna defeated Joel Pacuribot, and Fernan dumped Santiago Peque.
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[Title] => Moreno dominates Ocleasa chess tourney
[Summary] => Carlos Moreno III maintained his composure to beat Nick Cuizon in the final round and win the open division title of the Ocleasa chess tournament.
Moreno outlasted Quizon after 25 pushes to claim the championship via an impressive 5-0 sweep.
University of San Carlos' Kim Steven Yap settled for second place with 3.0 points after defeating Antonio Cabibil in 28th moves using French opening.
Cuizon and Cabibil finished third and fourth, respectively, after racking up 2.0 points apiece.
[DatePublished] => 2005-12-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => Abugho dominates Talisay Active chess tourney
[Summary] => Francisco Abugho settled for a draw in his final round assignment, but that was all he needed to rule the Talisay Open Active Chess Tournament last Sunday in Talisay City.
Abugho fought to a draw with Carlos Moreno III to finish the tournament with 6.5 points, enough for him to take home the P3,000 champion's purse.
Voltaire Sevillano defeated Antonio Cabibil in the final round to settle for the P2,000 second prize with 6.0 points.
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ANTONIO CABIBIL
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[Title] => Top seed Makinano rules E-Mall Chess Challenge
[Summary] => The top-ranked Anthony Makinano completed a seven-game sweep with a final round victory over Harold Diano to win the championship of the Elizabeth Mall Chess Challenge 2002 at the E-Mall Activity Center.
Makino finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with a perfect 7.0 points to take home the crown.
Diano, Mario Mangubat, Delfin Yano, Eden Diano and Glen Pardillo ended up with 6.0 points apiece to occupy the second to sixth spots.
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[Title] => Makinano grabs Rose chess title
[Summary] => Anthony Makinano lived up to his status as one of Cebu's hottest chess players today as he bagged the championship of the Rose Pharmacy-Pyro Works Open Chess Tournament billed as "Kay Sarap Magmahal" over the weekend at SM City-Cebu.
Makinano, who is fresh from a third place finish in the Bangkok Chess Club Open Tournament in Thailand, fought to a draw with Francisco Abugho in the final round, but that was all he needed to claim the top prize of P3,000.
The former Palarong Pambansa champion finished the seven-round Swiss system event with 6.5 points.
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[Title] => Makinano, 5 others share lead in Rose chessfest
[Summary] => Former Palaro champion Anthony Makinano and fiver others crowded the leaderboard after three rounds of action in the Rose Pharmacy-Pyroworks "Kay Sarap Magmahal" Open Chess Tournament at SM City-Cebu.
Makinano subdued Rodrigo Alejandre to nail a perfect 3.0 points, so far, and share the lead with Carlos Moreno III, Edwel Alesna, Joel Fernan, Delfin Yano, and Rey Flores who are also unbeaten after three starts.
Moreno got past Leo Cortes, Alesna defeated Joel Pacuribot, and Fernan dumped Santiago Peque.
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[Title] => Moreno dominates Ocleasa chess tourney
[Summary] => Carlos Moreno III maintained his composure to beat Nick Cuizon in the final round and win the open division title of the Ocleasa chess tournament.
Moreno outlasted Quizon after 25 pushes to claim the championship via an impressive 5-0 sweep.
University of San Carlos' Kim Steven Yap settled for second place with 3.0 points after defeating Antonio Cabibil in 28th moves using French opening.
Cuizon and Cabibil finished third and fourth, respectively, after racking up 2.0 points apiece.
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[Title] => Abugho dominates Talisay Active chess tourney
[Summary] => Francisco Abugho settled for a draw in his final round assignment, but that was all he needed to rule the Talisay Open Active Chess Tournament last Sunday in Talisay City.
Abugho fought to a draw with Carlos Moreno III to finish the tournament with 6.5 points, enough for him to take home the P3,000 champion's purse.
Voltaire Sevillano defeated Antonio Cabibil in the final round to settle for the P2,000 second prize with 6.0 points.
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