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Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio Jr.
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Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio Jr.
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Eugene Torre to the limit and ousted the top seeded player right in the first
round of the Chess Pambansa Millennium Grand Prix at the PNB Financial Center
in Pasay.

The 18-year-old Dimakiling, needing to win in six minutes with the white
pieces, relentlessly attacked Torre's queenside with his Two Knights Opening
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Antonio, fancied bets triumph in Chess Grand Prix

By Joey Villar | March 29, 2000 - 12:00am

Grandmaster Rogelio Antonio Jr.

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Torre falls in marathon duel

By Joey Villar | March 28, 2000 - 12:00am

If ever there was a changing of the guard in Philippine chess, it was graphically demonstrated last night when teener Oliver Dimakiling pushed GM Eugene Torre to the limit and ousted the top seeded player right...

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