+ Follow MALLORCA OLYMPIAD Tag
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[Title] => Chess brain drain: Mark joining exodus?
[Summary] => Mark Paragua, the country’s highest rated chess player but whose form is hounded by poor performances the last few months, could be the third Filipino grandmaster to seek greener pasture overseas.
The 23-year-old Paragua is reportedly set to leave for Singapore to join fellow grandmasters Bong Villamayor and Nelson Mariano II who are gainfully employed as chess instructors in the island state.
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[Title] => RP chessers face lowly Mauritius
[Summary] => The Philippines drew an easy first round assignment in lowly-ranked Mauritius, hoping to score a sweep and gain an early boost in its campaign in the 2006 Chess Olympiad in Turin, Italy which got underway Sunday (Monday in Manila).
GM Mark Paragua, who rose to No. 99 in the world last April, debuts as the Philippine team’s board one player and he is expected to frolic against Roy Phillips, an untitled rival from the 107-ranked Mauritius squad.
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The 23-year-old Paragua is reportedly set to leave for Singapore to join fellow grandmasters Bong Villamayor and Nelson Mariano II who are gainfully employed as chess instructors in the island state.
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GM Mark Paragua, who rose to No. 99 in the world last April, debuts as the Philippine team’s board one player and he is expected to frolic against Roy Phillips, an untitled rival from the 107-ranked Mauritius squad.
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