+ Follow NATIONAL OPEN CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP Tag
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[Title] => Datu only one point shy of chess open final
[Summary] => National Master Idelfonso Datu drew with top seed International Master Richard Bitoon in 17 moves of an English Opening to remain on top after yesterday’s eighth round in the National Open Chess Championship at the Greenhills Shopping Center in San Juan.
Datu, a two-time Olympiad veteran, now has 7.5 points, a point away from clinching the first of the nine available slots in the finals where Grandmasters Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio, Jr. and Buenaventura Villamayor are already seeded.
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[Title] => NCFP needs funds to help GM aspirants
[Summary] => If the National Chess Federation of the Philippines gets financial backing, NCFP president Eugene Torre said he might encourage grandmaster-candidates Rogelio Barcenilla Jr. and Enrico Sevillano to pursue their bids in the country.
"We need more financial backers to support the group’s programs and if we can attract more support from the private sector, then we might just help finance the bids of our local masters with GM norms to achieve their goals of becoming RP’s next GMs," said Torre in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Holiday Inn Manila.
[DatePublished] => 2001-03-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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NATIONAL OPEN CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP
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[Title] => Datu only one point shy of chess open final
[Summary] => National Master Idelfonso Datu drew with top seed International Master Richard Bitoon in 17 moves of an English Opening to remain on top after yesterday’s eighth round in the National Open Chess Championship at the Greenhills Shopping Center in San Juan.
Datu, a two-time Olympiad veteran, now has 7.5 points, a point away from clinching the first of the nine available slots in the finals where Grandmasters Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio, Jr. and Buenaventura Villamayor are already seeded.
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[Title] => NCFP needs funds to help GM aspirants
[Summary] => If the National Chess Federation of the Philippines gets financial backing, NCFP president Eugene Torre said he might encourage grandmaster-candidates Rogelio Barcenilla Jr. and Enrico Sevillano to pursue their bids in the country.
"We need more financial backers to support the group’s programs and if we can attract more support from the private sector, then we might just help finance the bids of our local masters with GM norms to achieve their goals of becoming RP’s next GMs," said Torre in yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Holiday Inn Manila.
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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