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                    [Title] => RP chessers trim Ecuador;  ladies bow to Belarus
                    [Summary] => The young turks took the cudgels for the Philippines by pulling off three victories to make up for the sorry loss of GM Eugene Torre on the top board as RP posted a 3-1 win over Ecuador to gain a share of 30th place at resumption of the World Chess Olympiad in Turin, Italy Saturday.


Wesley So, 12, outwitted IM Plinio Pazos after 60 moves of a Modern Defense to cap the Filipinos’ victory after fellow FM Oliver Dimakiling and Darwin Laylo bested IM Palau Mieles and Miguel Medina, respectively.
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The men’s team, struggling in the middle of the standings at joint 50th with 11.5 points, battles Ecuador, hard pressed to score a victory to regain confidence and momentum for a needed rally going into the second half of the 13-round Swiss system event.
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                    [Title] => RP chessers trim Ecuador;  ladies bow to Belarus
                    [Summary] => The young turks took the cudgels for the Philippines by pulling off three victories to make up for the sorry loss of GM Eugene Torre on the top board as RP posted a 3-1 win over Ecuador to gain a share of 30th place at resumption of the World Chess Olympiad in Turin, Italy Saturday.


Wesley So, 12, outwitted IM Plinio Pazos after 60 moves of a Modern Defense to cap the Filipinos’ victory after fellow FM Oliver Dimakiling and Darwin Laylo bested IM Palau Mieles and Miguel Medina, respectively.
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The men’s team, struggling in the middle of the standings at joint 50th with 11.5 points, battles Ecuador, hard pressed to score a victory to regain confidence and momentum for a needed rally going into the second half of the 13-round Swiss system event.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-28 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => [AuthorName] => [SectionName] => Sports [SectionUrl] => sports [URL] => ) ) )
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