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Monday, September 5, 2016

(1255) CHESS MATE ISSUES No. 251-300 and their LINKS

Paquito Suringa, Jr., right, receiving his certificate of appreciation for participating in the 2012 Palau National Chess Championship from Secretary/Treasurer of Palau Chess Federation Roberto Hernandez. Paquito improved a lot since joining his first tournament in Palau--the PRR Rating Chess Tournament in July-Oct. 2007. He was Palau's no. 4 chess player in 2011 and currently no. 6 this year.
                                                                  (Photo by Roberto Hernandez)




          CHESS MATE ISSUES
                 No. 251-300
              and their LINKS

 


251. CM251     Pax Wins 3 of Last 4 Games                                             Oct. 12-18, 2007

252. CM252     “Tube Ice” Escapes With A Win Over Top Seed               Oct. 19-25, 2007

253. CM253     “Buhawi” Conquered 2 Chess Computers                 Oct. 26-Nov. 01, 2007

254. CM254     Garcia Still In Contention                                                  Nov. 02-08, 2007

255. CM255     Hernandez, Lara, Guevarra Top PRR Chess Tilt                Nov. 09-15, 2007

256. CM256     Open Rapid Chess Tilt Starts Nov. 18                               Nov. 16-22, 2007

257. CM257     Dittrich On Perfect 2-0 Start                                             Nov. 23-29, 2007
   
258. CM258     Upsets Marks 2nd Week of Rapid Chess                  Nov. 30-Dec. 06, 2007

259. CM259      Week 3 – 2007-2008 RAPID CHESS TILT                   Dec. 07-13, 2007

260. CM260     Only 14 Games Played In This Week Rapid Chess Tilt      Dec. 14-20, 2007

261. CM261     Baptism Of Fire Part 2                                                      Dec. 21-27, 2007

262. CM262     Guevarra, Garcia, Mestizo Score First Win       Dec. 28, 2007-Jan. 03, 2008

263. CM263     Chess Mate Marks 5 Years                                               Jan. 04-10, 2008
 
        264. CM264     Nedic, Montel, Jr. Continue Winning Ways                      Jan. 11-17, 2008

265. CM265     PRR Players Collide                                                         Jan. 18-24, 2008

266. CM266     Defaulting Time                                                                Jan. 25-31, 2008

267. CM267     Results of 13th Week – 2007-2008 Rapid Chess Tilt      Feb. 01-07, 2008

268. CM268     Guevarra Upsets Nedic With the Black Pieces               Feb. 08-14, 2008

269. CM269     Villa, Nedic Rapid Chess Champs                                 Feb. 15-21, 2008

270. CM270     Edgar Cayanan Leads Class C of PRR Chess Tourney  Feb. 22-28, 2008

271. CM271     Mark Apresto Seizes Lead in Class C                Feb. 29-March 06, 2008
 
272. CM272     Jess David Is a Contender in Class C                         March 07-13, 2008

        273. CM273     David, Rivera, R. Cayanan & Diesta Lead Class B  March 14-20, 2008

       274. CM274     Morris Sweeps Jess, Forges 4-Player Contention    March 21-27, 2008                   
                           (Front Page – “Chin/Seid Leads Poll”)

275. CM275     Can Diesta Make It To Top 4?                        March 28-April 03, 2008
                           (Front Page – “Second State Visit To Phil. In 24 Years”)
               
276. CM276     Idle Week of PRR Rapid Chess Tilt                           April 04-10, 2008
                           (Front Page – “CMA Denies Boarding TR in Manila”)

277. CM277     ‘Aying’ Surges to Second Spot                                 April 11-17, 2008

278. CM278     National Chess Championship to Start April 27        April 18-24, 2008


279. CM279     Format of 2008 National Chess Championship April 25-May 01, 2008

280. CM280     21 Players Join National Chess Championship          May 02-08, 2008

281. CM281     Craig Snaps Tony’s 7-Game Win Streak                  May 09-15, 2008

282. CM282     Omega, Nedic Still Undefeated                                May 16-22, 2008

283. CM283     Villa Nips Omega, Nedic For Their First Loss          May 23-29, 2008

284. CM284     Guevarra Upsets 3rd Seed Montel, Jr.               May 30-June 05, 2008

285. CM285     Deeper Analysis                                                       June 06-12, 2008

286. CM286     Pax Notches 2nd Win                                               June 13-19, 2008

287. CM287     NM Nedic On a Roll                                                June 20-26, 2008

288. CM288     Eli Escapes with A Win                                      June 27-July 03, 2008

289. CM289     Omega Dealt Nedic His Second Loss                        July 04-10, 2008

290. CM290     Boy Manuel Is Back                                                  July 11-17, 2008

        291. CM291     2008 PNCC Resumes; Manuel, Hernandez Nip Foes  July 18-24, 2008

        292. CM292     Craig Scalps another Master                                     July 25-31, 2008

        293. CM293     Top Seed Manuel Nips 2nd Seed Omega                Aug. 01-07, 2008

294. CM294     2008 PNCC Rd. 11-Hernandez Nips Pax in 38 moves  Aug. 08-14, 2008


 295. CM295     Idle Week of NCC                                                    Aug. 15-21, 2008

296. CM296     Pax, Abe Win Opening Round (Start Monday Edition) Aug. 25-31, 2008

           297. CM297     Ka Abe Notches 2nd Win in INC Tourney                     Sept. 01-07, 2008

            298. CM298     Lara to Iran and Dresden, Germany                               Sept. 08-14, 2008

            299. CM299     Ka Abe Notches 2nd Win in INC Tourney (Double Print)  Sept. 15-21, 2008

             300. CM300     Chess Olympics Bound Players Seek Press Accreditation Sept. 22-28, 2008
http://palau-chess.blogspot.com/2013/09/chess-olympics-bound-players-seek-press_9634.html



Sources: Chess Mate by Roberto Hernandez
               Tia Belau Newspaper
               December 29, 2002 -- August 29, 2016 

              Chess and Music (Perfect Combination)
              The Beginning of Chess in Palau
              By Roberto Hernandez
              To be published as a book in the future

              Music and Me by Roberto Hernandez
              Tia Belau Newspaper
              March 15, 2012 -- April 18, 2013
              http://palau-chess.blogspot.com
              April 25, 2013 -- August 29, 2016

             The History of Chess in Palau
             By Roberto Hernandez
             June 09, 2002 -- August 29, 2016   

 

(1251) PAX CUP IN FULL SWING AT PRR (TBN-Nov. 09-15, 2009)

6 PARTICIPANTS OF PAX CUP
     Paquito Suringa, Jr., left, the innovator of Pax Cup series of Rapid Chess Tournaments, poses with 5 other participants -- L-R: Miguel Gancayco, Roberto Hernandez, Rey Alenain, Jerome Ratunil and Japanese section Chef and top seed in the Class B Division Elizalde Madrinan.
                            (Photo by Roberto Hernandez)


            PAX CUP IN FULL SWING AT
               PALAU ROYAL RESORT 

 
The Paquito Suringa Cup Invitational Rapid Chess Tournament is in full swing at Palau Royal Resort Dormitory 1 with the formation of Class A and Class B in the double round-robin event.

                There are 3 invited players in the Class A Division – Joel Flor, Arnel Ogalesco and Andres ‘Aying’ Mestizo II to make that division complete with 9 players. Likewise, the Class B will have 9 players and Melanie Santos will be tasked to get some donations from Accounting, Front Desk and other departments to add it for the cash prize of both Class A and B.
                A possible women’s division is being considered for this event that has commenced in Oct. 24, 2009 with different schedule that will fit the varying schedules of participants.
                The Class A is composed of top seed Roberto Hernandez, the innovator of the event Paquito ‘Pax’ Suringa, Jr., Robert Tubice, Nino Flores, Jaime Guevarra, Jomar Alerta and the invited players Arnel Ogalesco, Andres Mestizo II and Joel Flor.
                The weaker Class B participants are Ferdie Altea, Randy Sioson, Ronel Gutierrez, George Gabris, Jerome Ratunil, Rey Alenain, Miguel Gancayco, Joel Gabris and Elizalde Madrinan.
                Ms. Santos will chair the possible women’s division that will consist of May Olis, Maricar Baules, Gracie Alenain, Tonet Medilo, Shirin Dy, Marizon Sarabia, an Indonesian from Mandara Spa and the lone invited player Kristen Senajon.
                Hernandez’ dad died at the age of 92. He didn’t go home for the funeral. Instead, he took the 4 Sundays of November to be able to play his remaining 14 games in the Pax Cup. He has played only 2 games so far and it’s time to catch up…
                He played 10 games within the week of Nov. 4-11 and won 8 games, lost 1 and drew 1.
                There is a blitz chess contest held on Nov. 04, 2009 at Jean’s Boutique and Store and Menandro ‘Boy’ Manuel clinched another blitz title by toppling the opposition.



Source: Chess Mate by Roberto Hernandez
              Tia Belau Newspaper
             Pages 9-10
             Volume 18
            Issue 46
            November 09-15, 2009




Friday, August 19, 2016

(1243) ANOTHER BANGLADESH NATIONAL TO JOIN 2009-2010 PNCC (TBN-Oct. 19-25, 2009)

AKRAM HOSSAIN -- ANOTHER CHESS NEOPHYTE
             He works as a security personnel to many places in Palau. He is trying his focus on chess this time. 2003 champion Edgardo Enarsao honed his chess skills while on duty at nighttime as security guard.


   ANOTHER BANGLADESH NATIONAL 
             TO JOIN 2009-2010 PNCC


Currently, there are 3 Bangladesh nationals competing in the 2009-2010 Palau National Chess Championship being held every Sunday at D. J. Cruz General Merchandise premises.
                They are Mohammad Manik Hossain, Masum Billah and Hassan Mamud. It might increase with the addition of Akram Hossain (no relation to Manik) in the resumption of play on Oct. 11 at the venue being hosted by its owner-manager Eugenio Pastrana.
                Akram will replace Tutii Joe Chilton and will play his compatriot Manik on Sunday, Oct. 18 at the same venue. His 2nd game is scheduled against anybody who played the least games. Probably Geaury Ken Pastrana, the youngest son of Eugenio.
                Chess is booming at Palau Royal Resort as the Paquito ‘Pax’ Suringa Cup Rapid Chess Tournament is inciting less-experienced chess players to join. There will be 2 Divisions –Class A that will be composed of 8 players that will include invited ones outside of PRR.
                The Class B will have at least 10 players and with the possibility of having a women’s division, it will be interesting to know or discover chess talents at PRR alone.
                The Pax Cup will start on Oct. 24 at Dormitory 1 of PRR. The time control is 30 minutes for each player to finish the game without increment. The registration fee is $5.00 and the collected fee will become the cash prize for the top 3 finishers in each division.
                It is exclusive only to employees of PRR but in the Class A division, the invited players will pooled in that division. The prospective invited players are Masum Billah, Andres ‘Aying’ Mestizo II, Koror State Legal Counsel American Craig Dittrich and Joel Flor.
                The Collection of Registration Fees and Donations from staff of Palau Royal Resort that were collected by Lanie Santos were as follows:









Source: Chess Mate by Roberto Hernandez
             Tia Belau Newspaper
             Pages 9-10
             Volume 18
             Issue 41
             October 19-25, 2009 


   

Tuesday, April 5, 2016

(1187) TITO WITHDRAWS (TBN-December 27, 2010 -- January 02, 2011)




















Source: Chess Mate by Roberto Hernandez
             Tia Belau Newspaper
             Pages 12-13
             Volume 19
             Issue 52
             December 27, 2010 -- January 02, 2011

Wednesday, August 5, 2015

(1021) 2009 PAQUITO SURINGA CUP (July 05 -- Oct. 29, 2009)

From left to right (Participants of 2009 Paquito Suringa Cup)
     Jerome Ratunil, Morris Apresto, Paquito Suringa, Jr., Ferdie Altea and Rey Alenain.


                    2009 PAQUITO SURINGA CUP

                                 Rapid Chess Tournament

                           Palau Royal Resort Dormitory 1

                               July 05 – October 29, 2009



FINAL STANDINGS ---   CLASS A





                                                                                                                Win         Loss        Draw       Total       Rank

1.       ROBERTO HERNANDEZ                                                        12           1              3              13.5        1

2.       NINO FLORES                                                                          9             5              2              10           2

3.       JOEL FLOR                                                                               8             5              3              9.5          3

4.       ARNEL OGALESCO                                                                 6             5              5              8.5          4

5.       PAQUITO SURINGA, JR.                                                        7             8              1              7.5          5

6.       JAIME GUEVARRA                                                                 4             7              5              6.5          6

7.       ANDRES MESTIZO II                                                              5             9              2              6              7

8.       ROBERT TUBICE                                                                     0             4             12             6              8

9.       JOMAR ALERTA                                                                     2             9              5              4.5           9



Top 4 semifinals –    November 29, 2009

No. 1 Roberto Hernandez vs. No. 4 Arnel Ogalesco   1-0

PAQUITO SURINGA CUP SEMI-FINALS

Nov. 29, 2009

White: ROBERTO HERNANDEZ (1830)

Black: ARNEL OGALESCO

            1. e4 e5 2. d4 exd4 3. c3 c5 4. Bc4 Nf6 5. Bg5 Be7 6. e5 Ne4 7. Bxf7+ Kxf7 8. Qf3+ Ke8 9. Bxe7 Qxe7 10. Qxe4 dxc3 11. Nxc3 Nc6 12. Nd5 Qd8 13. Nf3 Ne7 14. 0-0-0 b6?? 15. Nxe7 Rb8 16. Nc6 Bb7 17. Nxd8 Bxe4 18. Nf7 Kxf7 19. Ng5+ Ke7 20. Nxe4 Rhf8 21. g3 h6 22. f4 Ke6 23. Rd6+ Kf5 24. Re1 Rfd8 25. h3 h5 26. Nf6 Bb7 27. Nxh5 Rg8 28. g4#

                                No. 2. Nino Flores vs. No. 3 Joel Flor      0-1

FINALS –       November 29, 2009

                 Game 1 Roberto Hernandez vs. Joel Flor   (Draw)

                 Game 2 Joel Flor vs. Roberto Hernandez    0-1

CASH PRIZE – Roberto Hernandez -Champion   $30.00

                         Joel Flor –runner-up -                      15.00





                        FINAL STANDINGS --- CLASS B



                                                                                                                Win         Loss        Draw       Total       Rank

1.       REY ALENAIN                                                                         12           4              0              12           1

2.       MIGUEL GANCAYCO                                                             11           4              1              11.5        2

3.       JEROME RATUNIL                                                                 11           4              1              11.5        3

4.       ELIZALDE MADRINAN                                                          10           3              3              11.5        4

5.       FERDIE ALTEA                                                                        7              9              0              7             5

6.       RANDY SIOSON                                                                     6              9              1              6.5          6

7.       MAR JOEL GABRIS                                                                6              10           0              6              7

8.       GEORGE GABRIS                                                                   3              11           2              4              8

9.       RONEL GUTIERREZ                                                                2              12           2              3              9



Top 4 Semifinals –   November 29, 2009

No. 1   Rey Alenain vs. No. 4 Elizalde Madrinan   1-0
No. 2   Miguel Gancayco vs. No. 3 Jerome Ratunil   1-0

                                 Jerome Ratunil, left, setting the clock for his game vs. Rey Alenain. Robert Tubice, middle, is in deep thought against Andres Mestizo II, right.                       (Photo by: Roberto Hernandez)

                FINALS ---       November 29, 2009

         Rey Alenain vs. Miguel Gancayco   0-1

                CASH PRIZE -  Miguel Gancayco – Champion -- $30.00

                                         Rey Alenain – Runner-up                15.00



TIME CONTROL – 30 minutes for each player to finish the game.

Tournament Organizer – Paquito ‘Pax’ Suringa, Jr.
Tournament Arbiter -- Roberto Hernandez

L-R  Mar Joel Gabris, Rey Alenain, Gracie Alenain, Randy Sioson, Roberto Hernandez, Paquito Suringa, Jr., Tonet Medillo and Miguel Gancayco.        (Photo by: Roberto Hernandez)
L-R  Mar Joel Gabris, George Gabris, Rey Alenain, Morris Apresto and Paquito Suringa, Jr.
(Photo by: Roberto Hernandez)
L-R Miguel Gancayco, Rey Alenain, Gracie Alenain, Randy Sioson, Roberto Hernandez, Mar Joel Gabris, Jaime Guevarra, Ronel Gutierrez and Paquito Suringa, Jr.      (Photo by: Roberto Hernandez)
   
Maricar Baules and Val Taylo are not contestants of Paquito Suringa Cup. They are just practicing chess using the vacant chess materials.
(Photo by: Roberto Hernandez)
Mar Joel Gabris shakes hands with Rey Alenain before the start of their game. Ferdie Altea, left, and Paquito Suringa, Jr., right, watch the game from the sideline.
(Photo by: Roberto Hernandez)


Source:
The History of Chess in Palau
By Roberto Hernandez
June 09- October 29, 2009