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[Title] => Antonio retains Bangkok chess title
[Summary] => Grandmaster Joey Antonio continued to sustain his top form to retain his Bangkok Chess Club Open title with a flourish last week by besting an elite field of top players from 27 countries at the Novotel Bangkok Siam Square.
A six-time national champion, Antonio emerged from the nine-round, Swiss system tournament unbeaten with 7.5 points, highlighted by a string of six straight victories starting from the opening round.
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[Title] => Chessers, arbiters file charges vs NCFP execs
[Summary] => Grandmaster Joey Antonio led a group of players and arbiters who sought the help of the National Bureau of Investigation on Thursday to look into charges of falsification of public documents allegedly committed by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines.
Named in the complaint were relieved National Chess Federation of the Philippines secretary —general Sammy Estimo and former executive director Gene Poliarco, who attested to the NCFP liquidation report sent to the Philippine Sports Commission to justify the P1,128,000 assistance it gave to the NCFP in 2002.
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[Title] => Mariano on course for GM norm
[Summary] => DUBAI – International Master Nelson Mariano drew with GM Alexei Kuzmin of Russia on Saturday to remain in strong contention for a grandmaster norm with three rounds left in the $40,000 Dubai Open Chess Championship here.
Mariano, an Armyman, essayed his favorite Chameleon variation against the Sicilian defense of Kuzmin to split the point in 41 moves as the former Asian Junior champion remained the highest-placed Filipino in the tournament with four points after six rounds.
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[Title] => 3 RP chessers yumukod sa Dubai chessfest
[Summary] => Makaraang magpasiklab sa first half ng tournament pawang nabigo ang lahat ng tatlong Filipino chessers sa kani-kanilang mga kalaban noong Biyernes sa fifth round ng kalagitnaan ng Dubai Open Chess Championship na gi-naganap sa Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Unang naupos si International Master Nelson Mariano II na nabigo kay GM Pavel Eljanov ng Ukraine sa 50 mo-ves ng King Indian Defense.
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[Title] => Players’ dad scores Estimo on chess row
[Summary] => An angry Nelson Mariano Sr. yesterday lashed out at Sammy Estimo, National Chess Federation of the Philippines secretary general, and Grandmaster Eugene Torre for depriving three of his chess-playing children of their allowances to separate overseas tournaments.
"Why should I not be angry? Three of my children were involved and denied of their allowances because of what Estimo and Torre have done," said the elder Mariano, father of International Master Nelson Mariano II, Women’s International Master Cristine Rose and junior player Nelson Mariano III.
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[Title] => Chessers charge NCFP of forgery
[Summary] => Members of the national team who competed in the World Chess Olympiad in Bled, Slovenia two years ago yesterday claimed that the National Chess Federation of the Philippines forged their signatures to obtain money from the Philippine Sports Commission that was meant for their training allowances that they never got.
In 2002, the NCFP got P1,128,000 from the PSC as reimbursement for "training allowances" of the national team to the Bled Olympiad and for the expenses it incurred in organizing the National Open chess championship during the same year.
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[Title] => Mariano resumes GM bid in India
[Summary] => International Master Nelson Mariano II leaves for India today, ready to slug it out with some of the world’s top grandmasters as he resumes his bid for a second GM result in the Delhi GM Championship Open which fires off tomorrow in Jamfhedpur, New Delhi.
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[Title] => Pinoy nakipag-draw sa Colombia
[Summary] => BLED-Nabigo ang Philippines na tuluyang burahin ang kamalasan sa Columbia nang hatakin ang kanilang laban sa 2-2 draw sa 10th round ng 35th World Chess Olympiad .
Matiyagang idinepensa ng inspiradong lumarong si Grandmaster Eugene Torre ang kanyang queen at maliit na piyesa at nakita ang pinaghirapan nang mawalan ng bishop si Alonso Zapata.
Ngunit nakagawa ng counterplay ang Colombian nang magbanta ito at napuwersa si Torre na makipag-areglaro ng draw sa 68 move ng Torre Attack.
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[Title] => Kampanya ng Pinoy isinalba ni Mariano
[Summary] => BLED – Isinalba ni International Master Nelson Mariano II ang kampanya ng bansa makaraang maipanalo ang kanyang laro at mauwi sa draw ang kanilang laban kontra sa Portugal, 2-2 noong Sabado sa ikawalong round ng 35th Chess Olympiad.
Tanging si Mariano lamang ang siyang nagbigay pag-asa sa RP chessers nang maligtasan ang delikadong matting attack at gapiin si IM Sergio Rocha sa 32 moves ng Center Counter Game.
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[Title] => Panopio shines as Manila wrests inter-cities chess lead
[Summary] => Standings after 6 rounds: 5.5 — Manila; 4.5 — Mandaluyong A, Muntinlupa B, Caloocan, QC A; 4.0 — Muntinlupa A. M’lang, Kidapawan A; 3.5 — QC B, Tagbilaran, Claveria, Cotabato, General Santos, Davao, Kidapawan X, Kidapawan B; 3.0 — Tagum, Koronadal, Isulan; 2.5 — Midsayap, Kidapawan C, San Jose del Monte, Bislig, Mati; 2.0 — Surigao City, Nabunturan, Davao Holy Cross (men), Makilala, Kidapawan D; 1.5 — M’lang Kiddies, Kidapawan Kiddies; 0.5 — Davao Holy Cross (women), Tacurong.
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INTERNATIONAL MASTER NELSON MARIANO
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[Title] => Antonio retains Bangkok chess title
[Summary] => Grandmaster Joey Antonio continued to sustain his top form to retain his Bangkok Chess Club Open title with a flourish last week by besting an elite field of top players from 27 countries at the Novotel Bangkok Siam Square.
A six-time national champion, Antonio emerged from the nine-round, Swiss system tournament unbeaten with 7.5 points, highlighted by a string of six straight victories starting from the opening round.
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[Title] => Chessers, arbiters file charges vs NCFP execs
[Summary] => Grandmaster Joey Antonio led a group of players and arbiters who sought the help of the National Bureau of Investigation on Thursday to look into charges of falsification of public documents allegedly committed by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines.
Named in the complaint were relieved National Chess Federation of the Philippines secretary —general Sammy Estimo and former executive director Gene Poliarco, who attested to the NCFP liquidation report sent to the Philippine Sports Commission to justify the P1,128,000 assistance it gave to the NCFP in 2002.
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[Title] => Mariano on course for GM norm
[Summary] => DUBAI – International Master Nelson Mariano drew with GM Alexei Kuzmin of Russia on Saturday to remain in strong contention for a grandmaster norm with three rounds left in the $40,000 Dubai Open Chess Championship here.
Mariano, an Armyman, essayed his favorite Chameleon variation against the Sicilian defense of Kuzmin to split the point in 41 moves as the former Asian Junior champion remained the highest-placed Filipino in the tournament with four points after six rounds.
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[Title] => 3 RP chessers yumukod sa Dubai chessfest
[Summary] => Makaraang magpasiklab sa first half ng tournament pawang nabigo ang lahat ng tatlong Filipino chessers sa kani-kanilang mga kalaban noong Biyernes sa fifth round ng kalagitnaan ng Dubai Open Chess Championship na gi-naganap sa Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Unang naupos si International Master Nelson Mariano II na nabigo kay GM Pavel Eljanov ng Ukraine sa 50 mo-ves ng King Indian Defense.
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[Title] => Players’ dad scores Estimo on chess row
[Summary] => An angry Nelson Mariano Sr. yesterday lashed out at Sammy Estimo, National Chess Federation of the Philippines secretary general, and Grandmaster Eugene Torre for depriving three of his chess-playing children of their allowances to separate overseas tournaments.
"Why should I not be angry? Three of my children were involved and denied of their allowances because of what Estimo and Torre have done," said the elder Mariano, father of International Master Nelson Mariano II, Women’s International Master Cristine Rose and junior player Nelson Mariano III.
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In 2002, the NCFP got P1,128,000 from the PSC as reimbursement for "training allowances" of the national team to the Bled Olympiad and for the expenses it incurred in organizing the National Open chess championship during the same year.
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[Summary] => International Master Nelson Mariano II leaves for India today, ready to slug it out with some of the world’s top grandmasters as he resumes his bid for a second GM result in the Delhi GM Championship Open which fires off tomorrow in Jamfhedpur, New Delhi.
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[Title] => Pinoy nakipag-draw sa Colombia
[Summary] => BLED-Nabigo ang Philippines na tuluyang burahin ang kamalasan sa Columbia nang hatakin ang kanilang laban sa 2-2 draw sa 10th round ng 35th World Chess Olympiad .
Matiyagang idinepensa ng inspiradong lumarong si Grandmaster Eugene Torre ang kanyang queen at maliit na piyesa at nakita ang pinaghirapan nang mawalan ng bishop si Alonso Zapata.
Ngunit nakagawa ng counterplay ang Colombian nang magbanta ito at napuwersa si Torre na makipag-areglaro ng draw sa 68 move ng Torre Attack.
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[Title] => Kampanya ng Pinoy isinalba ni Mariano
[Summary] => BLED – Isinalba ni International Master Nelson Mariano II ang kampanya ng bansa makaraang maipanalo ang kanyang laro at mauwi sa draw ang kanilang laban kontra sa Portugal, 2-2 noong Sabado sa ikawalong round ng 35th Chess Olympiad.
Tanging si Mariano lamang ang siyang nagbigay pag-asa sa RP chessers nang maligtasan ang delikadong matting attack at gapiin si IM Sergio Rocha sa 32 moves ng Center Counter Game.
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[Title] => Panopio shines as Manila wrests inter-cities chess lead
[Summary] => Standings after 6 rounds: 5.5 — Manila; 4.5 — Mandaluyong A, Muntinlupa B, Caloocan, QC A; 4.0 — Muntinlupa A. M’lang, Kidapawan A; 3.5 — QC B, Tagbilaran, Claveria, Cotabato, General Santos, Davao, Kidapawan X, Kidapawan B; 3.0 — Tagum, Koronadal, Isulan; 2.5 — Midsayap, Kidapawan C, San Jose del Monte, Bislig, Mati; 2.0 — Surigao City, Nabunturan, Davao Holy Cross (men), Makilala, Kidapawan D; 1.5 — M’lang Kiddies, Kidapawan Kiddies; 0.5 — Davao Holy Cross (women), Tacurong.
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