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Jan Jodilyn Fronda defeated Turkey’s Lara Micioogullari but Jerad Docena fell to Lithunia’s Tomas Laurusas in the sixth round of the World Junior Chess Championships in Kocaeli, Turkey yesterday.

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International Master Oliver Dimakiling prevailed over fellow IM Emmanuel Senador in a clash of undefeated players to grab the solo lead after five rounds of action in the cash-rich Engr. Blass Hipulan and Deep Blue Open Chess Tournament yesterday at the Deep Blue Cafe located at the second level of SM City-Cebu.

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 International Master Oliver Dimakiling needs a draw in the ninth round to get his second grandmaster norm.
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SUBIC – Top seed Chinese GM Wang Yue took a step closer to clinching the Philippine Open Invitational Chess Championship crown with a draw against compatriot Ni Hua even as GM Eugene Torre bounced back with a crucial win over Hamed Nouri and FM Julio Catalino Sadorra became the country’s newest IM with a victory over IM Barlo Nadera in the penultimate round of the $40,000 event at the El Centro Legenda Hotel here Wednesday.


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International Masters Darwin Laylo and Ronald Dableo and fast-rising Jedara Docena will be the country’s representatives to the chess competitions in the Asian Games in Doha, Qatar.


Laylo outduelled NM Roland Joseph Perez in the penultimate round and then drew with NM Rolando Nolte in the final round to emerge the overall champion at the close of the 11-round Swiss system event at the SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City.


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                    [Title] => 4 chessers nakalapit sa GM Norm
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Dimakiling failed to keep the momentum of his stirring victory over rapid champion GM Nguyen Ngoc Truongson of Vietnam in the semis and a romp over Anh Dung in the first of their four-game final duel, losing the second and the fourth and eventually the gold medal, 1-5.2.5.

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Dimakiling failed to keep the momentum of his stirring victory over rapid champion GM Nguyen Ngoc Truongson of Vietnam in the semis and a romp over Anh Dung in the first of their four-game final duel, losing the second and the fourth and eventually the gold medal, 1-5.2.5.

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