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41st World Chess Olympiad Pinoy naka-draw sa Bangladesh, women’s team bigo sa Mongolia

August 12, 2014 - 12:00am

Tinapos ng Philippine men’s team ang kanilang dalawang sunod na kamalasan matapos maka-draw sa all-Grandmaster Bangladesh squad, 2-2, habang yumukod ang women’s squad sa Mongolia, 1-3, sa 41st Chess Olympiad...

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PHL woodpushers end skid, draw with Bangladeshis

By Joey Villar | August 11, 2014 - 8:20pm

The Philippine men's team ended its two-match slide by battling an all-Grandmaster Bangladesh side to a 2-2 draw even as the women's squad saw its two-match win streak come to a screeching helt after succumbing to...

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