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                    [Title] => Pinay chess player dies after car crash
                    [Summary] => Filipina-Australian Arianne Caoili, one of the finest female chess players the country has ever produced, passed away yesterday due to injuries sustained in a car crash in Yerevan, Armenia two weeks ago. She was 33.
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                    [Title] => RP blanks Malta in Olympiad
                    [Summary] => With little rest and top board Grandmaster Eugene Torre opting to sit it out, Team Philippines smashed Malta, 4-0, to jumpstart its bid for a Top 20 finish in the opening round of the 36th World Chess Olympiad in scenic Palma de Mallorca, Spain.


Barely arriving on time after securing their Shengen visa Wednesday, GM Joey Antonio, GM-elect Mark Paragua, IM Jayson Gonzales and Darwin Laylo showed little mercy in posting the shutout win against the Maltese to push the Filipinos in a tie with 27 others on top with a perfect score of four points.


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                    [Title] => Alsado brothers lead early winners in Shell active chess
                    [Summary] => DAVAO — Siblings Rodel and Ronnel Alsado trounced their respective opponents with relative ease to lead the siege of the fancied bets in the kiddies division at the start of the Shell National Youth Active Chess Championships-Mindanao leg in fiesta-like atmosphere here at the Atrium of Gaisano Mall yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Lomibao hopes to thwart Vietnamese bid for sweep
                    [Summary] => HO CHI MIHN (Via Globe Telecom) — Minus young Fil-Australian prodigy Arianne Caoili, woman FIDE Master Sheerie Joy Lomibao is confident to pick up the cudgels and hopefully foil the projected Vietnamese sweep of the Southeast Asian Games women’s chess.


"I played them (the Vietnamese) in the Asian Zonals. I drew with a number of them and lost to only one, so I think I can hold my own in this event," said Lomibao, who is tapped to play board one in the team event in the absence of Caoili.


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                    [Title] => Chess to make strongest move for honors
                    [Summary] => It may not be the best but it sure is the strongest chess team ever assembled in recent years. 


Stronger than the 1992 Olympiad teams, tougher than the winning 1995 Asian Team Championships squad, and definitely a lot better than the crew which lost to Kazakhstan in their duel for the World Team Championship berth in 1997. 


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                    [Title] => Chess, wushu aim for 6 golds
                    [Summary] => The Philippines can expect a combined six-gold medal haul, at least, from a sport debuting in the Southeast Asian Games and a consistent gold medal source when the country bids for a fourth-place finish in next month’s SEA Games in Vietnam.


Grandmaster Eugene Torre, skipper of a crack 11-player chess squad, predicted yesterday that the team is capable of bringing home no less than two gold medals in the sport, which will be played for the very first time in the biennial regional meet.


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                    [Title] => Dableo tops Asian Zonal, earns berth to world tiff
                    [Summary] => An IM title, a GM result and the Asian Zonal crown. Not bad for a naïve 24-year-old player whose previous goal was just to become the country’s newest international master.


Now, he will even represent the country to this year’s Men’s World Championship. 


Newly-minted IM Ronald Dableo capped his amazing campaign in the Asian Zonal by trouncing Indon Fide Master Sadikin Irwanto in their English game Sunday morning in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam to top the event he never imagined he would ever win.


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                    [Title] => Antonio, Dableo share lead
                    [Summary] => For the Philippines, the result of the board one match in the penultimate round of the 2003 Asian Zonals in Ho-Chi Mihn City in Vietnam tasted a bit bitter and a bit sweet.


Bitter because Ronald Dableo was at the losing end, deprived of a guaranteed playoff crack at a slot in the World Chess Championship.


And sweet because Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio was the one triumphant, giving the Philippines a chance at sweeping the two World Championship slots staked in the nine-round Swiss System Asian Zonals. 


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                    [Title] => Mapait at matamis na tagumpay para sa Pinoy chessers
                    [Summary] => Mapait na may konting tamis ang naging resulta ng board one match ng 2003 Asian Zonals sa Ho Chi Mihn City, Vietnam. 


Mapait para kay Ronald Dableo dahil ipinagkait sa kanya ang playoff sa isang slot ng World Championships.


Matamis naman dahil si Pinoy Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio ang nanalo na nagbigay sa Philippine ng tsansang ma-sweep ang dalawang slot sa World Championships. 


Sa kababaiahan, hindi naman naging masuwerte si Arianne Caoili nang mapatalsik ito sa kampeonato makaraang lumuhod kay Vietnamese WIM Nguyen Thi Thanh An. 


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                    [Title] => Dableo obtains IM title
                    [Summary] => Ronald Dableo enhanced a promising chess career by becoming the country’s newest International Master when he beat Truong Ngoc Nguyen late Thursday to virtually clinch one of the two berths in the Men’s World Championship after seven rounds of the Asian Zonals at the First Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.


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Arianne Caoili

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                    [Title] => RP blanks Malta in Olympiad
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Barely arriving on time after securing their Shengen visa Wednesday, GM Joey Antonio, GM-elect Mark Paragua, IM Jayson Gonzales and Darwin Laylo showed little mercy in posting the shutout win against the Maltese to push the Filipinos in a tie with 27 others on top with a perfect score of four points.


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                    [Title] => Alsado brothers lead early winners in Shell active chess
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                    [Title] => Lomibao hopes to thwart Vietnamese bid for sweep
                    [Summary] => HO CHI MIHN (Via Globe Telecom) — Minus young Fil-Australian prodigy Arianne Caoili, woman FIDE Master Sheerie Joy Lomibao is confident to pick up the cudgels and hopefully foil the projected Vietnamese sweep of the Southeast Asian Games women’s chess.


"I played them (the Vietnamese) in the Asian Zonals. I drew with a number of them and lost to only one, so I think I can hold my own in this event," said Lomibao, who is tapped to play board one in the team event in the absence of Caoili.


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                    [Title] => Chess to make strongest move for honors
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                    [Title] => Chess, wushu aim for 6 golds
                    [Summary] => The Philippines can expect a combined six-gold medal haul, at least, from a sport debuting in the Southeast Asian Games and a consistent gold medal source when the country bids for a fourth-place finish in next month’s SEA Games in Vietnam.


Grandmaster Eugene Torre, skipper of a crack 11-player chess squad, predicted yesterday that the team is capable of bringing home no less than two gold medals in the sport, which will be played for the very first time in the biennial regional meet.


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Now, he will even represent the country to this year’s Men’s World Championship. 


Newly-minted IM Ronald Dableo capped his amazing campaign in the Asian Zonal by trouncing Indon Fide Master Sadikin Irwanto in their English game Sunday morning in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam to top the event he never imagined he would ever win.


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                    [Title] => Antonio, Dableo share lead
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Bitter because Ronald Dableo was at the losing end, deprived of a guaranteed playoff crack at a slot in the World Chess Championship.


And sweet because Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio was the one triumphant, giving the Philippines a chance at sweeping the two World Championship slots staked in the nine-round Swiss System Asian Zonals. 


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                    [Title] => Mapait at matamis na tagumpay para sa Pinoy chessers
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Mapait para kay Ronald Dableo dahil ipinagkait sa kanya ang playoff sa isang slot ng World Championships.


Matamis naman dahil si Pinoy Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio ang nanalo na nagbigay sa Philippine ng tsansang ma-sweep ang dalawang slot sa World Championships. 


Sa kababaiahan, hindi naman naging masuwerte si Arianne Caoili nang mapatalsik ito sa kampeonato makaraang lumuhod kay Vietnamese WIM Nguyen Thi Thanh An. 


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