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[Title] => Cua gains share of lead in chess
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — Shercila Cua, an untitled but talented Filipina chesser, scored 1.5 points in the last two rounds, including a seventh round victory over WFM Le Thanh Tu of Vietnam, to gain a share of the lead with two others in the women’s standard chess of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the Tagaytay City Convention Center here yesterday.
Cua thus hiked her output to five points as she caught WGM Nguyen Thi Thanh An and WFM Luong Min Hue of Vietnam at the helm heading into the final two rounds of the nine-round event.
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[Title] => Dimakiling settles for silver as chessers falters
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — The RP chess squad, hyped to dominate the sport in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, came up short for its third straight crack at the gold medal as FIDE Master Oliver Dimakiling bowed to Viet ace Nguyen Anh Dung in the finals of the blitz event at the Tagaytay Convention Center here yesterday.
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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[Title] => Dimakiling settles for silver as chessers falters
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — The RP chess squad, hyped to dominate the sport in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, came up short for its third straight crack at the gold medal as FIDE Master Oliver Dimakiling bowed to Viet ace Nguyen Anh Dung in the finals of the blitz event at the Tagaytay Convention Center here yesterday.
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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[Title] => Torre, Beverly show way in standard chess
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — Out to redeem itself from a mediocre stint in rapid event, Team Philippines firmed up its bid in the standard chess as GM Eugene Torre and WIM Beverly Mendoza took charge in their respective divisions after four rounds in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games in Tagaytay Convention Center yesterday.
Torre, who settled for bronze in the individual rapid chess, halved the point with Singapore GM Wu Shaobin in the third round then whipped FM Weiming Goh, also of Singapore, in 47 moves in the fourth to share the lead with fellow GM Nguyen Ngoc Truongson with 3.5 points.
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[Title] => Chessers bounce back, sweep first round
[Summary] => After blowing its bid for two gold medals in rapid chess, the national team went on a roll and swept round one of the standard team event, 5-0, yesterday as action in chess competitions resumes at the Tagaytay International Convention Center yesterday.
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[Title] => Chess, cycling raragasa sa Tagaytay City
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY CITY-- Mapa-pasabak na ang mga pangu-nahing chess players ng bansa sa blitz event ng siyam na araw na chess compe-tition ng 23rd Southeast Asian Games na magsisi-mula ngayon sa Tagaytay International Convention Center sa Tagaytay City.
Babanderahan ng mga Grandmasters Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio Jr., at Nelson Mariano ang kampanya ng bansa sa unang araw ng chess competition kung saan nakataya ang unang dala-wang walong gold na pagla-labanan sa naturang sport.
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[Title] => Chess finals reduced to 11-man cast
[Summary] => Six of the country’s top chessers, including GMs Eugene Torre and Bong Villamayor, pulled out of the National Open finals, reducing the aspirants for the national team competing in this year’s Southeast Asian Games to 11 players.
Villamayor opted to stay put in Singapore where he coaches its national team while Torre stood pat on his decision not to join the event that will select the members of the standard chess team seeing action in the biennial games slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 here.
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[Title] => Lomibao plans to quit RP chess team
[Summary] => Dismayed over the indecisiveness of the NCFP (National Chess Federation of the Philippines) leadership, reigning national women’s champion Sherrie Joy Lomibao yesterday threatened to bolt the national team competing in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 here.
"Ayaw ko na sana ng gulo, pero kung ano iyung dapat sa akin, ibigay na nila," said Lomibao, a three-time Olympiad veteran and a bronze medallist in the 2003 Hanoi SEAG in yesterday’s media briefing at a restaurant in Malate, Manila.
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[Title] => Benilde keeps 4 titles in WNCAA
[Summary] => College of Saint Benilde duplicated its feat last year, winning four of five WNCAA events over the weekend at the continuation of the 34th season of the country’s first and only tri-level league for women at the St. Benedict College in Alabang.
The Lady Blazers retained its crown in tennis, swimming, chess and table tennis while University of the Assumption-Pampanga dethroned St. Scholastica’s College in badminton.
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Cua thus hiked her output to five points as she caught WGM Nguyen Thi Thanh An and WFM Luong Min Hue of Vietnam at the helm heading into the final two rounds of the nine-round event.
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[Title] => Dimakiling settles for silver as chessers falters
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — The RP chess squad, hyped to dominate the sport in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, came up short for its third straight crack at the gold medal as FIDE Master Oliver Dimakiling bowed to Viet ace Nguyen Anh Dung in the finals of the blitz event at the Tagaytay Convention Center here yesterday.
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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[Title] => Dimakiling settles for silver as chessers falters
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — The RP chess squad, hyped to dominate the sport in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, came up short for its third straight crack at the gold medal as FIDE Master Oliver Dimakiling bowed to Viet ace Nguyen Anh Dung in the finals of the blitz event at the Tagaytay Convention Center here yesterday.
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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[Title] => Torre, Beverly show way in standard chess
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — Out to redeem itself from a mediocre stint in rapid event, Team Philippines firmed up its bid in the standard chess as GM Eugene Torre and WIM Beverly Mendoza took charge in their respective divisions after four rounds in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games in Tagaytay Convention Center yesterday.
Torre, who settled for bronze in the individual rapid chess, halved the point with Singapore GM Wu Shaobin in the third round then whipped FM Weiming Goh, also of Singapore, in 47 moves in the fourth to share the lead with fellow GM Nguyen Ngoc Truongson with 3.5 points.
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[Title] => Chessers bounce back, sweep first round
[Summary] => After blowing its bid for two gold medals in rapid chess, the national team went on a roll and swept round one of the standard team event, 5-0, yesterday as action in chess competitions resumes at the Tagaytay International Convention Center yesterday.
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[Title] => Chess, cycling raragasa sa Tagaytay City
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY CITY-- Mapa-pasabak na ang mga pangu-nahing chess players ng bansa sa blitz event ng siyam na araw na chess compe-tition ng 23rd Southeast Asian Games na magsisi-mula ngayon sa Tagaytay International Convention Center sa Tagaytay City.
Babanderahan ng mga Grandmasters Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio Jr., at Nelson Mariano ang kampanya ng bansa sa unang araw ng chess competition kung saan nakataya ang unang dala-wang walong gold na pagla-labanan sa naturang sport.
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[Title] => Chess finals reduced to 11-man cast
[Summary] => Six of the country’s top chessers, including GMs Eugene Torre and Bong Villamayor, pulled out of the National Open finals, reducing the aspirants for the national team competing in this year’s Southeast Asian Games to 11 players.
Villamayor opted to stay put in Singapore where he coaches its national team while Torre stood pat on his decision not to join the event that will select the members of the standard chess team seeing action in the biennial games slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 here.
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[Title] => Lomibao plans to quit RP chess team
[Summary] => Dismayed over the indecisiveness of the NCFP (National Chess Federation of the Philippines) leadership, reigning national women’s champion Sherrie Joy Lomibao yesterday threatened to bolt the national team competing in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 here.
"Ayaw ko na sana ng gulo, pero kung ano iyung dapat sa akin, ibigay na nila," said Lomibao, a three-time Olympiad veteran and a bronze medallist in the 2003 Hanoi SEAG in yesterday’s media briefing at a restaurant in Malate, Manila.
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[Title] => Benilde keeps 4 titles in WNCAA
[Summary] => College of Saint Benilde duplicated its feat last year, winning four of five WNCAA events over the weekend at the continuation of the 34th season of the country’s first and only tri-level league for women at the St. Benedict College in Alabang.
The Lady Blazers retained its crown in tennis, swimming, chess and table tennis while University of the Assumption-Pampanga dethroned St. Scholastica’s College in badminton.
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