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[Title] => Dableo earns third GM norm
[Summary] => International Master Ronald Dableo drew nearer to becoming a full-fledged grandmaster after clinching his third and final GM result, even as National Master Emmanuel Senador defied all odds to earn his first GM norm in a pair of inspired performances on Friday at the close of the Dato Arthur Tan-Malaysian Open Chess Championship at the Ballroom, Cititel MidValley Hotel here.
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[Title] => Official questions report, quits
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Former Benguet Gov. Raul Molintas yesterday resigned as co-chair of the internal affairs committee of the National Chess Federation of the Philippines, claiming he didn’t submit any report recommending the suspension of six players for their involvement in the game-fixing scandal.
Molintas said his resignation, which he had already sent to NCFP president Rep. Prospero "Butch" Pichay Jr. of Surigao, is irrevocable.
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[Title] => Chessers protest official’s role in game-fixing probe
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Chess players have protested the inclusion of Willie Abalos in the committe tasked by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines to investigate the game-fixing issue.
This after Abalos was found to have a personal grudge with International Master Ronald Dableo, one of the players he has implicated in the scandal that has rocked RP chess.
"Out of delicadeza, Abalos should resign as member of the group investigating the game-fixing scandal because he has a quarrel with Dableo," said a source close to Dableo in Filipino.
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[Title] => Boycott forces cancellation of chess tiff
[Summary] => There’s trouble brewing in Philippine chess.
Faced with a boycott by a big group of players, the National Chess Federation of the Philippines yesterday decided to cancel the men’s tournament altogether in the ongoing National Open chess finals at the Tagaytay City International Convention Center.
Go Teng Kok, the NCFP president, made the decision to call off the tournament, which would select the composition of the RP team to this year’s SEA Games. The third round was supposed to be played yesterday.
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[Title] => Chess, wushu aim for 6 golds
[Summary] => The Philippines can expect a combined six-gold medal haul, at least, from a sport debuting in the Southeast Asian Games and a consistent gold medal source when the country bids for a fourth-place finish in next month’s SEA Games in Vietnam.
Grandmaster Eugene Torre, skipper of a crack 11-player chess squad, predicted yesterday that the team is capable of bringing home no less than two gold medals in the sport, which will be played for the very first time in the biennial regional meet.
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INTERNATIONAL MASTER RONALD DABLEO
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[Title] => Dableo earns third GM norm
[Summary] => International Master Ronald Dableo drew nearer to becoming a full-fledged grandmaster after clinching his third and final GM result, even as National Master Emmanuel Senador defied all odds to earn his first GM norm in a pair of inspired performances on Friday at the close of the Dato Arthur Tan-Malaysian Open Chess Championship at the Ballroom, Cititel MidValley Hotel here.
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Former Benguet Gov. Raul Molintas yesterday resigned as co-chair of the internal affairs committee of the National Chess Federation of the Philippines, claiming he didn’t submit any report recommending the suspension of six players for their involvement in the game-fixing scandal.
Molintas said his resignation, which he had already sent to NCFP president Rep. Prospero "Butch" Pichay Jr. of Surigao, is irrevocable.
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Chess players have protested the inclusion of Willie Abalos in the committe tasked by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines to investigate the game-fixing issue.
This after Abalos was found to have a personal grudge with International Master Ronald Dableo, one of the players he has implicated in the scandal that has rocked RP chess.
"Out of delicadeza, Abalos should resign as member of the group investigating the game-fixing scandal because he has a quarrel with Dableo," said a source close to Dableo in Filipino.
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[Title] => Boycott forces cancellation of chess tiff
[Summary] => There’s trouble brewing in Philippine chess.
Faced with a boycott by a big group of players, the National Chess Federation of the Philippines yesterday decided to cancel the men’s tournament altogether in the ongoing National Open chess finals at the Tagaytay City International Convention Center.
Go Teng Kok, the NCFP president, made the decision to call off the tournament, which would select the composition of the RP team to this year’s SEA Games. The third round was supposed to be played yesterday.
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[Title] => Chess, wushu aim for 6 golds
[Summary] => The Philippines can expect a combined six-gold medal haul, at least, from a sport debuting in the Southeast Asian Games and a consistent gold medal source when the country bids for a fourth-place finish in next month’s SEA Games in Vietnam.
Grandmaster Eugene Torre, skipper of a crack 11-player chess squad, predicted yesterday that the team is capable of bringing home no less than two gold medals in the sport, which will be played for the very first time in the biennial regional meet.
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