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[Title] => Mariano, Cajeras cop Shell chess crowns
[Summary] => Nelson Mariano III dropped his last two matches but nipped Sherwin Tiu in the tiebreak to capture the junior division ...
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[Title] => Wesley making right moves in GM bid – Torre
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The way he’s stamping his class on the chessboard, Wesley So could become the next Filipino Grandmaster.
No less than Asia’s first GM predicted So’s rise to chess prominence, saying the 14-year-old whiz kid has the skills and talent to make it to the elite club of GMs that includes Joey Antonio, Bong Villamayor, Mark Paragua and Nelson Mariano II.
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[Title] => RP chessers go for broke vs Bangladesh
[Summary] => BLED, Slovenia – The Philippines will have the chance to finish among the top 20 countries when it plays unfancied Bangladesh in the 14th and final round of the 35th Chess Olympiad Sunday.
Grandmaster Eugene Torre will spearhead the Filipinos’ bid for at least three points to climb up the leaderboard from a share of 34th to 36th places after the 13th round. Other playing members are GM Joey Antonio and international masters Mark Paragua and Nelson Mariano II.
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The way he’s stamping his class on the chessboard, Wesley So could become the next Filipino Grandmaster.
No less than Asia’s first GM predicted So’s rise to chess prominence, saying the 14-year-old whiz kid has the skills and talent to make it to the elite club of GMs that includes Joey Antonio, Bong Villamayor, Mark Paragua and Nelson Mariano II.
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Grandmaster Eugene Torre will spearhead the Filipinos’ bid for at least three points to climb up the leaderboard from a share of 34th to 36th places after the 13th round. Other playing members are GM Joey Antonio and international masters Mark Paragua and Nelson Mariano II.
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