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[Title] => Pinoy chessers stay in hunt in RP Open
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SUBIC – Grandmasters Joey Antonio and Mark Paragua trampled their respective local rivals while Eugene Torre held Indon GM S. Megaranto to a draw as they remained within striking distance of the Chinese leaders halfway through the 2007 Philippine Open Chess Championship at the Legenda Hotel here Sunday.
Antonio, coming off a runner-up finish in Bangkok, Thailand, whipped Arlan Cabe while Paragua, out to atone for a series of mediocre performances, trounced upset-conscious NM Mirabeau Maga to hike their output to 3.5 points.
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[Title] => Dimakiling, 2 others pace chess elims
[Summary] => Oliver Dimakiling trampled Barlo Nadera in the ninth round to force a three-way tie for the lead in the Asian Games chess qualifying tournament at the SM Mall of Asia yesterday.
The victory enabled Dimakiling to join fellow IMs Darwin Laylo and Richard Bitoon in the lead with 7.5 points heading into the final two rounds of the 11-round Swiss system tournament held to determine the country’s three representatives to the Doha Asian Games set Dec. 1-15.
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[Title] => 3 GMs insist Doha chess elims flawed
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The country’s top three grandmasters yesterday maintained that the ongoing Swiss system eliminator for the national team to the Asian Games in Qatar in December is flawed and does not serve the purpose of selecting the best players who will represent the country in top-level international tournaments.
Eugene Torre, Mark Paragua and Joey Antonio decided to skip the Asian Games qualifier not because they are wary of the opposition but because they believed that the format is risky and degrading to their status as grandmasters.
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[Title] => Gomez outwits Cabe to gain solo lead
[Summary] => National Master John Paul Gomez stunned veteran campaigner Arlan Cabe in their Sicilian-Rossolimo encounter to seize control after seven rounds of the Shell National Open Rapid Chess Championship at the Immaculate Concepcion Multi-Purpose Bldg. in Lantana St., QC.
A two-time national junior champion, the 16-year-old Gomez now has 6.5 points, half-a-point up on fellow NMs Oliver Barbosa and Fernandito Pialan as Gomez virtually clinched a slot in the grand finals of this event set April 10.
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[Title] => Teener stuns Bitoon for solo lead
[Summary] => Standings after 5 rounds:
5 pts — Barbosa; 4.5 — Gomez, Cabe; 4— Bitoon, Nadera, Roque, Senador, Donguines, Martinez, Nolte, Pialan, Ibanez; 3.5 — Nava, Filipinas, Ricafort, Suelo, Gonzales J., Bancod, Ranola, Nodado, Labay, Perez, Panopio, Alisangco.
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[Title] => Villamayor ousts Roca
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IM Buenaventura Villamayor completed what he had failed to do the other day,
ousting NM Petronio Roca with an emotional 47-move draw of an English Opening
yesterday to advance into the round-of-16 of the Chess Pambansa Millennium
Grand Prix at the PNB Financial Center in Pasay City.
In the replay of their controversial second game of the 15-minute playoff,
which was decided upon by the players appeals committee yesterday, Villamayor
seized the initiative early only to lose it in the face of Roca's furious
kingside attack.
But Villamayor dug deeper into his bagful of endgame
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[Title] => Bitoon advances; Cabe stalls Antonio
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National Master Richard Bitoon dominated NM Roland Joseph Perez for the second
straight time to barge into the round of 16 yesterday even as NM Arlan Cabe
hung tough with another gutsy stand against Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio, Jr.
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[Title] => Cabe forces draw vs Antonio
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Philippine National Bank's Arlan Cabe cleverly forced an early exchange of the
minor pieces to hold GM Rogelio Antonio, Jr.
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[Title] => Laylo, Absin, Mariano move on
[Summary] =>
Reigning national junior champion NM Darwin Laylo and unheralded NM Ernesto
Absin bumped off two other top-ranked bets in the second round playoff
yesterday even as former Asian Juniors champion IM Nelson Mariano II played
true to form in the active format to advance in the Chess Pambansa Millennium
Grand Prix at the PNB Financial Center in Pasay.
Laylo, the 19-year-old bet from Marikina, proved sharper than NM Yves
Rañola in active chess as he swept the sixth-ranked bet in th
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[Title] => Pinoy chessers stay in hunt in RP Open
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SUBIC – Grandmasters Joey Antonio and Mark Paragua trampled their respective local rivals while Eugene Torre held Indon GM S. Megaranto to a draw as they remained within striking distance of the Chinese leaders halfway through the 2007 Philippine Open Chess Championship at the Legenda Hotel here Sunday.
Antonio, coming off a runner-up finish in Bangkok, Thailand, whipped Arlan Cabe while Paragua, out to atone for a series of mediocre performances, trounced upset-conscious NM Mirabeau Maga to hike their output to 3.5 points.
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[Title] => Dimakiling, 2 others pace chess elims
[Summary] => Oliver Dimakiling trampled Barlo Nadera in the ninth round to force a three-way tie for the lead in the Asian Games chess qualifying tournament at the SM Mall of Asia yesterday.
The victory enabled Dimakiling to join fellow IMs Darwin Laylo and Richard Bitoon in the lead with 7.5 points heading into the final two rounds of the 11-round Swiss system tournament held to determine the country’s three representatives to the Doha Asian Games set Dec. 1-15.
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[Title] => 3 GMs insist Doha chess elims flawed
[Summary] =>
The country’s top three grandmasters yesterday maintained that the ongoing Swiss system eliminator for the national team to the Asian Games in Qatar in December is flawed and does not serve the purpose of selecting the best players who will represent the country in top-level international tournaments.
Eugene Torre, Mark Paragua and Joey Antonio decided to skip the Asian Games qualifier not because they are wary of the opposition but because they believed that the format is risky and degrading to their status as grandmasters.
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[Title] => Gomez outwits Cabe to gain solo lead
[Summary] => National Master John Paul Gomez stunned veteran campaigner Arlan Cabe in their Sicilian-Rossolimo encounter to seize control after seven rounds of the Shell National Open Rapid Chess Championship at the Immaculate Concepcion Multi-Purpose Bldg. in Lantana St., QC.
A two-time national junior champion, the 16-year-old Gomez now has 6.5 points, half-a-point up on fellow NMs Oliver Barbosa and Fernandito Pialan as Gomez virtually clinched a slot in the grand finals of this event set April 10.
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[Title] => Teener stuns Bitoon for solo lead
[Summary] => Standings after 5 rounds:
5 pts — Barbosa; 4.5 — Gomez, Cabe; 4— Bitoon, Nadera, Roque, Senador, Donguines, Martinez, Nolte, Pialan, Ibanez; 3.5 — Nava, Filipinas, Ricafort, Suelo, Gonzales J., Bancod, Ranola, Nodado, Labay, Perez, Panopio, Alisangco.
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[Title] => Villamayor ousts Roca
[Summary] =>
IM Buenaventura Villamayor completed what he had failed to do the other day,
ousting NM Petronio Roca with an emotional 47-move draw of an English Opening
yesterday to advance into the round-of-16 of the Chess Pambansa Millennium
Grand Prix at the PNB Financial Center in Pasay City.
In the replay of their controversial second game of the 15-minute playoff,
which was decided upon by the players appeals committee yesterday, Villamayor
seized the initiative early only to lose it in the face of Roca's furious
kingside attack.
But Villamayor dug deeper into his bagful of endgame
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[AuthorID] => 1096369
[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Bitoon advances; Cabe stalls Antonio
[Summary] =>
National Master Richard Bitoon dominated NM Roland Joseph Perez for the second
straight time to barge into the round of 16 yesterday even as NM Arlan Cabe
hung tough with another gutsy stand against Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio, Jr.
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[Title] => Cabe forces draw vs Antonio
[Summary] =>
Philippine National Bank's Arlan Cabe cleverly forced an early exchange of the
minor pieces to hold GM Rogelio Antonio, Jr.
[DatePublished] => 2000-04-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => Laylo, Absin, Mariano move on
[Summary] =>
Reigning national junior champion NM Darwin Laylo and unheralded NM Ernesto
Absin bumped off two other top-ranked bets in the second round playoff
yesterday even as former Asian Juniors champion IM Nelson Mariano II played
true to form in the active format to advance in the Chess Pambansa Millennium
Grand Prix at the PNB Financial Center in Pasay.
Laylo, the 19-year-old bet from Marikina, proved sharper than NM Yves
Rañola in active chess as he swept the sixth-ranked bet in th
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abtest
September 8, 2006 - 12:00am
September 6, 2006 - 12:00am
March 28, 2003 - 12:00am
Standings after 5 rounds:
5 pts — Barbosa; 4.5 — Gomez, Cabe; 4— Bitoon, Nadera, Roque, Senador, Donguines, Martinez, Nolte, Pialan, Ibanez; 3.5 — Nava, Filipinas, Ricafort, Suelo, Gonzales J.,...
