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[Title] => Top seeds live up to lofty billings
[Summary] => The top-ranked entries led by FIDE Master Anthony Makinano and National Masters Rogelio Enriquez and Arnold Cadiz make high grades even as 22 others also got off to flying starts after two rounds of action in the Cebu Executives and Professionals Chess Association (CEPCA) Silver Anniversary Open Tournament yesterday at the open area near Slimmers World at the second level of SM City-Cebu.
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[Title] => So stays unbeaten in Cebu City chess
[Summary] => GM Wesley So sustained his sizzling streak to stay unbeaten after four rounds of action in the cash-rich 1st Cebu City Charter Day Open Chess Championships yesterday at the E-Mall Activity Center.
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[Title] => 6 pawnpushers nakahipos og tres puntos
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Unom ka pawnpushers ang nakapundo og tres puntos human sa tulo ka hugna sa gipahigayong Benjie Nodado Tan Chess Tournament diha sa Bibo Chess Club, ning siyudad.
Si Romelio Asoque maoy nangulo sa mga mamanaog pinaagi sa pagpilde ni Mario Mangubat sa ikatulong hugna.
Si Erwin Abat maoy niangkon sa ikaduha pinaagi sa pagpahilom ni Eden Diano, samtang si Kim Steven Yap nagmadaugon sab batok ni Carlo Mara-at.
Sa iyang bahin, si FIDE Master Anthony Makinano nakapundo sab og tres puntos human nidaog batok ni Mark Mangubat.
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[Title] => Six chessers pace Rose chess event
[Summary] => Six players crowded the leaderboard after three rounds of action in the Rose Pharmacy/Pyro Works Open Chess Tournament billed as "Kay Sarap Magmahal" at SM City-Cebu in front of Wellcom.
Anthony Makinano, Harold Diano, Carlos Moreno III, Rosendo Yamyamin, Nick Cuizon, and Rodrigo Alejandre all hurdled their opponents to score a perfect 3.0 points, so far.
Makinano, who finished third in the Bangkok Chess Club Open Tournament in Thailand recently, bested Joel Pacuribot, Diano tamed NM Arnold Cadiz and Moreno subdued Jason Bermudo.
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[Title] => Diano rules Ruelan Memorial Open chess tourney
[Summary] => Eden Diano edged out Aller Somonsot in the final round to rule the 2nd Marcelo S. Ruelan, Sr. Memorial Open Chess Tournament over the weekend at the Tisoy's Sports Restobar along A.S. Fortuna Street in Mandaue City.
The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.
Carlos Moreno III, on the other hand, banked on his endgame dexterity to subdue Francisco Abugho. The former non-smoker titlist and two-time Mandaue Open champion settled for the second place honors with 6.0 points.
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[Title] => Diano rules Ruelan Memorial Open chess tourney
[Summary] => Eden Diano edged out Aller Somonsot in the final round to rule the 2nd Marcelo S. Ruelan, Sr. Memorial Open Chess Tournament over the weekend at the Tisoy's Sports Restobar along A.S. Fortuna Street in Mandaue City.
The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.
Carlos Moreno III, on the other hand, banked on his endgame dexterity to subdue Francisco Abugho. The former non-smoker titlist and two-time Mandaue Open champion settled for the second place honors with 6.0 points.
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[Title] => Diano rules Ruelan Memorial Open chess tourney
[Summary] => Eden Diano edged out Aller Somonsot in the final round to rule the 2nd Marcelo S. Ruelan, Sr. Memorial Open Chess Tournament over the weekend at the Tisoy's Sports Restobar along A.S. Fortuna Street in Mandaue City.
The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.
Carlos Moreno III, on the other hand, banked on his endgame dexterity to subdue Francisco Abugho. The former non-smoker titlist and two-time Mandaue Open champion settled for the second place honors with 6.0 points.
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[Title] => Fernan takes the lead in Ouano chess
[Summary] => Joel Fernan snatched the lead after the sixth round of the Mayor Ouano National Chess Championship Region 7 Elimination yesterday at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Center.
Fernan, who figured out in a draw with Jobannie Tabada in the sixth round, accumulated a total of five points to take the lead.
Tabada, who also finished with five points after the sixth round, trailed Fernan after only getting 23 Bucholz (BH), compared to Fernand's 25.
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[Title] => Makinano, 5 others share lead in Rose chessfest
[Summary] => Former Palaro champion Anthony Makinano and fiver others crowded the leaderboard after three rounds of action in the Rose Pharmacy-Pyroworks "Kay Sarap Magmahal" Open Chess Tournament at SM City-Cebu.
Makinano subdued Rodrigo Alejandre to nail a perfect 3.0 points, so far, and share the lead with Carlos Moreno III, Edwel Alesna, Joel Fernan, Delfin Yano, and Rey Flores who are also unbeaten after three starts.
Moreno got past Leo Cortes, Alesna defeated Joel Pacuribot, and Fernan dumped Santiago Peque.
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EDWEL ALESNA
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[Summary] => GM Wesley So sustained his sizzling streak to stay unbeaten after four rounds of action in the cash-rich 1st Cebu City Charter Day Open Chess Championships yesterday at the E-Mall Activity Center.
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Unom ka pawnpushers ang nakapundo og tres puntos human sa tulo ka hugna sa gipahigayong Benjie Nodado Tan Chess Tournament diha sa Bibo Chess Club, ning siyudad.
Si Romelio Asoque maoy nangulo sa mga mamanaog pinaagi sa pagpilde ni Mario Mangubat sa ikatulong hugna.
Si Erwin Abat maoy niangkon sa ikaduha pinaagi sa pagpahilom ni Eden Diano, samtang si Kim Steven Yap nagmadaugon sab batok ni Carlo Mara-at.
Sa iyang bahin, si FIDE Master Anthony Makinano nakapundo sab og tres puntos human nidaog batok ni Mark Mangubat.
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[Title] => Six chessers pace Rose chess event
[Summary] => Six players crowded the leaderboard after three rounds of action in the Rose Pharmacy/Pyro Works Open Chess Tournament billed as "Kay Sarap Magmahal" at SM City-Cebu in front of Wellcom.
Anthony Makinano, Harold Diano, Carlos Moreno III, Rosendo Yamyamin, Nick Cuizon, and Rodrigo Alejandre all hurdled their opponents to score a perfect 3.0 points, so far.
Makinano, who finished third in the Bangkok Chess Club Open Tournament in Thailand recently, bested Joel Pacuribot, Diano tamed NM Arnold Cadiz and Moreno subdued Jason Bermudo.
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[Title] => Diano rules Ruelan Memorial Open chess tourney
[Summary] => Eden Diano edged out Aller Somonsot in the final round to rule the 2nd Marcelo S. Ruelan, Sr. Memorial Open Chess Tournament over the weekend at the Tisoy's Sports Restobar along A.S. Fortuna Street in Mandaue City.
The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.
Carlos Moreno III, on the other hand, banked on his endgame dexterity to subdue Francisco Abugho. The former non-smoker titlist and two-time Mandaue Open champion settled for the second place honors with 6.0 points.
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[Title] => Diano rules Ruelan Memorial Open chess tourney
[Summary] => Eden Diano edged out Aller Somonsot in the final round to rule the 2nd Marcelo S. Ruelan, Sr. Memorial Open Chess Tournament over the weekend at the Tisoy's Sports Restobar along A.S. Fortuna Street in Mandaue City.
The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.
Carlos Moreno III, on the other hand, banked on his endgame dexterity to subdue Francisco Abugho. The former non-smoker titlist and two-time Mandaue Open champion settled for the second place honors with 6.0 points.
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[Title] => Diano rules Ruelan Memorial Open chess tourney
[Summary] => Eden Diano edged out Aller Somonsot in the final round to rule the 2nd Marcelo S. Ruelan, Sr. Memorial Open Chess Tournament over the weekend at the Tisoy's Sports Restobar along A.S. Fortuna Street in Mandaue City.
The undefeated Diano finished the seven-round Swiss system tournament with 6.5 points to go home P3,000 richer.
Carlos Moreno III, on the other hand, banked on his endgame dexterity to subdue Francisco Abugho. The former non-smoker titlist and two-time Mandaue Open champion settled for the second place honors with 6.0 points.
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[Title] => Fernan takes the lead in Ouano chess
[Summary] => Joel Fernan snatched the lead after the sixth round of the Mayor Ouano National Chess Championship Region 7 Elimination yesterday at the Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Center.
Fernan, who figured out in a draw with Jobannie Tabada in the sixth round, accumulated a total of five points to take the lead.
Tabada, who also finished with five points after the sixth round, trailed Fernan after only getting 23 Bucholz (BH), compared to Fernand's 25.
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[Title] => Makinano, 5 others share lead in Rose chessfest
[Summary] => Former Palaro champion Anthony Makinano and fiver others crowded the leaderboard after three rounds of action in the Rose Pharmacy-Pyroworks "Kay Sarap Magmahal" Open Chess Tournament at SM City-Cebu.
Makinano subdued Rodrigo Alejandre to nail a perfect 3.0 points, so far, and share the lead with Carlos Moreno III, Edwel Alesna, Joel Fernan, Delfin Yano, and Rey Flores who are also unbeaten after three starts.
Moreno got past Leo Cortes, Alesna defeated Joel Pacuribot, and Fernan dumped Santiago Peque.
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