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SUBIC – Top seed Wang Yue drew with GM Zhao Jun then nipped two others in the tiebreak to capture the Philippine Open International Chess Championship crown as the Chinese dominated the event with a sweep of the top five places at the close of the $40,000 tournament late Thursday at the El Centro of the Legenda Hotel here.


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The National Chess Federation of the Philippines will suspend at least five players it found to have been involved in game-fixing activities in a series of tournaments last year.


"We’ll make the announcement tomorrow (today)," said NCFP secretary-general and Tagaytay City Mayor Abraham "Bambol" Tolentino after emerging from the NCFP board meeting yesterday.


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"We want to bring back the supremacy of the Filipinos in the field of chess," said  Pichay.


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"I thank the newly-elected NCFP board of directors for giving me the mandate to lead this organization into a bright future," anang butihing Mindanao solon mula sa 1st District ng Surigao del Sur, na siya ring Vice-chairman ng Commission on Appoint-ments. 


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Paragua whipped Vietnamese women’s international master Nguyen Le Thao in 31 moves of a Queen’s Pawn Opening. 


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