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WFM Sheerie Joy Lomibao and WIM Beverly Mendoza whipped WIM Gundula Heinatz and Anastassia Gavrilova, respectively, to hike the team’s output to 5.5 points for a share of 33rd place with 10 others, including fourth round opponent Kazakhstan, which downed Azerbaijan, 2-1.


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GUNDULA HEINATZ AND ANASTASSIA GAVRILOVA

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Pinay chessers keep romp, edge Swiss rivals

May 25, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippine women’s team continued to dish out big games as it trounced 33rd-ranked Switzerland, 2-1, Tuesday even as its men’s squad continued to sputter after three rounds of play in the World Chess...

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