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The draw gave Laylo 11 points heading into the last two rounds of the National Chess Championships, where the top three finishers after the round-robin series among 18 players will join seeded GMs Eugene Torre, Joey Antonio and Mark Paragua in the squad seeing action in the Olympiad set Oct. 14-31 in Majorca, Spain.


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Trailing by a full point going into the ninth round yesterday, Donguines refused the offer of a draw by Nadera after the opening salvo, and instead focused on probing weaknesses on Nadera’s game. 


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It was a sweet victory for the 49-year-old Torre, who won his first title since topping the Philippine Open six years ago, after going through some anxious moments amidst the Philippine Chess Federation-National Chess Federation of the Philippines crisis.


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The draw gave Laylo 11 points heading into the last two rounds of the National Chess Championships, where the top three finishers after the round-robin series among 18 players will join seeded GMs Eugene Torre, Joey Antonio and Mark Paragua in the squad seeing action in the Olympiad set Oct. 14-31 in Majorca, Spain.


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Laylo, So draw match, keep 1-2 posts

July 27, 2009 - 12:00am

HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam – GMs Darwin Laylo and Wesley So drew their All-Filipino showdown yesterday to keep their 1-2 positions after five rounds of the Asian Zone 3.3 chess Championships at the First Hotel...

Sports

So makes one big push for chess crown

March 30, 2009 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - GM Wesley So, unfazed by a controversial draw in the sixth round, posted 1.5 points in the next two rounds to move closer to his second straight crown in the Phoenix Petroleum Battle of GMs...

Sports

So topples Torre, claims 2-point lead

March 27, 2009 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - Wesley So humbled fellow GM Eugene Torre in a duel of present and past chess stars to remain on top after three rounds of play in the Phoenix Petroleum-Dapitan City Battle of GMs in Dapitan...

Sports

RP whips Belgium; Gomez nears GM title

November 22, 2008 - 12:00am

DRESDEN, Germany – IM John Paul Gomez moved within a win from obtaining an outright GM title with a victory over Bruno Laurent as the Philippines blasted an all-IM Belgium side, 3.

Sports

So plays No.1 as RP takes on Spain

November 20, 2008 - 12:00am

DRESDEN, Germany – GM Wesley So takes over the top board for Team RP as he slugs it out with super GM Alexei Shirov of Spain in the sixth round of the World Chess Olympiad here Wednesday.

Sports

RP chessers storm to Top 20, rip Iranians

November 19, 2008 - 12:00am

DRESDEN, Germany – GM Wesley So pulled off a stunning win over GM Elshan Moradiabadi while IM John Paul Gomez sustained his impressive form as the Philippines...

Sports

RP chessers depart

November 11, 2008 - 12:00am

The 10-man RP chess team leaves for Dresden, Germany today to compete in the 38th World Chess Olympiad slated Nov. 11-27. GMs ...

Sports

Laylo makes it to Olympiad team

September 29, 2004 - 12:00am

TAGAYTAY – National Master Darwin Laylo forced a quick 15-move draw with fancied IM Jayson Gonzales to virtually put a lock on one of the three berths in the national team competing in next month’s Chess...

Sports

Donguines snaps Nadera’s streak

March 21, 2003 - 12:00am

FIDE Master Fernie Donguines outlasted erstwhile unbeaten International Master Barlo Nadera in marathon 73 moves of a Queen’s Pawn game to force a three-way tie for the lead after nine rounds in the 2003 Shell...

Sports

Seems like old times for GM Torre

April 12, 2001 - 12:00am

Grandmaster Eugene Torre drew with National Master Allan Sayson in 15 moves of a Petroff Defense yesterday to top the National Open Chess Championship at the SSS Building in Quezon City. It was a sweet victory for...

Sports

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