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I had a chance conversation with Torre at the wake of our assistant sports editor Gerry Carpio’s son Peter John in the St. Peter Memorial Chapel on Quezon Boulevard. Torre and I were joined by Elmer Yanga and his wife Esper in consoling Gerry, his wife Emma and their children Patrick Jonathan, Paul Jerome and Aileen.


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AICES SALVADOR AND TORRE

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Torre bewails politics in sports

By Joaquin M. Henson | October 10, 2004 - 12:00am

Asia’s first chess grandmaster Eugene Torre said the other day too much politics blurs the focus of the country’s athletes in competing for honors in international competitions. I had a chance conversation...

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