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[Title] => FIDE Asian exec brokers peace talks
[Summary] => ISTANBUL, Turkey – The president of the 12-member Zone 3.2A of the International Chess Federation (FIDE) Monday initiated talks to find a common ground for the warring Philippine Chess Federation and the newly-organized National Chess Federation of the Philippines, both waiting for a final word on their membership from the General Assembly on Nov. 8.
Ignatius Leong, the zone president, had told PCF president Jesus Ingeniero that he wanted him and NCFP president Eugene Torre to sit down and discuss the issue in hopes of finding a compromise to save Philippine chess.
[DatePublished] => 2000-11-01 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[AuthorID] => 1194422
[AuthorName] => by Gerry Carpio
[SectionName] => Sports
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[ArticleID] => 108949
[Title] => RP chessers head for home
[Summary] => ISTANBUL, Turkey — Five chess players sent by the Philippine Chess Federation to compete in the World Chess Olympics left yesterday for Manila, leaving the team backed by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines in competition two rounds into the 13-round Swiss System tournament.
IMs Richard Bitoon, Enrique Paciencia and Jayson Gonzales and NMs Rolly Martinez and Petronio Roca checked out of their hotel at noon yesterday to take the afternoon flight to Manila via Dubai.
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CONGRESS NOV
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[Title] => FIDE Asian exec brokers peace talks
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Ignatius Leong, the zone president, had told PCF president Jesus Ingeniero that he wanted him and NCFP president Eugene Torre to sit down and discuss the issue in hopes of finding a compromise to save Philippine chess.
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[Title] => RP chessers head for home
[Summary] => ISTANBUL, Turkey — Five chess players sent by the Philippine Chess Federation to compete in the World Chess Olympics left yesterday for Manila, leaving the team backed by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines in competition two rounds into the 13-round Swiss System tournament.
IMs Richard Bitoon, Enrique Paciencia and Jayson Gonzales and NMs Rolly Martinez and Petronio Roca checked out of their hotel at noon yesterday to take the afternoon flight to Manila via Dubai.
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