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JOHN PAUL GOMEZ AND JAYSON GONZALES

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Chessers prevail on both sides

By Joey Villar | August 13, 2014 - 12:00am

The Philippines rebounded strong in both divisions as the men’s team whipped Pakistan, 3-1, and the women’s squad drubbed Costa Rica, 3.5-0.5, to improve their respective rankings heading to the last...

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