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[Title] => Mandaluyong stops Tanauan, grabs solo lead
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — Grandmaster-candidate Mark Paragua outplayed FIDE Master Fernie Donguines as Mandaluyong swept past Tanauan, 4-0, and into the solo lead Friday after seven rounds of the 14th Asian Cities Chess Championship at the Tagaytay International Convention Center here.
It was the second straight shutout victory by the Mandaluyong chessers, who also blanked Sanaa of Yemen in the sixth round, to move on top with 19.5 points with two rounds left in the event.
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[Title] => Jakarta draws Tagaytay, joins 5-way jam at 2nd
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — Jakarta held host Tagaytay to a 2-all standoff Tuesday to create a five-way logjam for second behind solo leader Guangzhou after four rounds of the 14th Asian Cities Chess Championship at the Tagaytay International Center here.
Grandmasters Eugene Torre and Joey Antonio split their games with International Master Susanto Megaranto and Purnama Tirta Chandra, respectively, but fellow GM Bong Villamayor absorbed a numbing setback to IM Sittanggang Salor on board 3, enabling the Indons to draw level.
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[Title] => Tagaytay shares 2nd behind Guangzhou
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY–Host Tagaytay trounced Pasay City, 3-1, Monday to move into a tie for second place with Mandaluyong behind frontrunner Guangzhou after two rounds of the 14th Asian Cities Chess Championship at the Tagaytay International Convention Center here.
Playing black, Grand Master Joey Antonio, relieving GM Eugene Torre on board one, outwitted Fide Master Emmanuel Senador in 51 moves of a Slav Defense to power the hosts to their second straight victory in the nine-round, 15-nation chessfest.
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It was the second straight shutout victory by the Mandaluyong chessers, who also blanked Sanaa of Yemen in the sixth round, to move on top with 19.5 points with two rounds left in the event.
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Grandmasters Eugene Torre and Joey Antonio split their games with International Master Susanto Megaranto and Purnama Tirta Chandra, respectively, but fellow GM Bong Villamayor absorbed a numbing setback to IM Sittanggang Salor on board 3, enabling the Indons to draw level.
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Playing black, Grand Master Joey Antonio, relieving GM Eugene Torre on board one, outwitted Fide Master Emmanuel Senador in 51 moves of a Slav Defense to power the hosts to their second straight victory in the nine-round, 15-nation chessfest.
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