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[Title] => PSC comes to the rescue of Filipino chessers, okays trip to Bled Olympiad
[Summary] => The Philippine Sports Commission has granted a P1-million assistance to the grandmaster Eugene Torre-captained national team of six men and four women to the 35th Bled (Slovenia) Chess Olympiad.
The PSC, in its weekly board meeting Tuesday, agreed to fund the teams campaign to the biennial tournament that is considered the Olympics of chess. The tournament is slated Oct. 25 to Nov. 11.
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[Title] => RP chessers boost stock, trip Portugal
[Summary] => The National Chess Federation of the Philippines-backed team bounced back from a fourth round loss to Spain as it thrashed Portugal, 2.5-1.5, Wednesday to gain a share of 29th place with five others after five rounds of the Chess Olympiad in Istanbul, Turkey.
GM Rogelio Antonio, Jr. underscored the teams big rebound by outclassing IM Antonio Fernandez in 32 moves of a Sicilian encounter while the three other Filipinos drew their respective matches to preserve the win.
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