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[Title] => Datu strong start leads to Baguio active chess crown
[Summary] => International master Idelfonso Datu chalked up six straight wins then coasted to a draw with Fide Master Adrian Pacis in the last round to finish on top of a 62-player field, bringing home the champion’s trophy and the P5,000 cash prize in the Baguio Active Chess tournament last weekend in Baguio City.
Alone in second with six points was Rex Ami of Baguio City. Tied for third to fifth places with 5.5 points apiece were Belsar Valencia, Pacis and national master Andrew Vasquez.
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[Title] => Arellano rules PEACE 2003 leg
[Summary] => 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 the 2003 Philippine Executive Active Chess Express or PEACE 2003 held Saturday at the Land Bank Plaza in Malate, Manila.
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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Alone in second with six points was Rex Ami of Baguio City. Tied for third to fifth places with 5.5 points apiece were Belsar Valencia, Pacis and national master Andrew Vasquez.
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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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December 30, 2003 - 12:00am
