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Bangladesh bt Spain

Georgian women win chess gold
MANILA. June 24 Georgia won the women * title In the 3Oth World Cheas Olympiad in Manila today by defeating Czechoslovakia 2 1 in the 14th and final round of the tourna ment, reports Reuter.
China was second.
An earlier report said China were held to a vital 2-1 result by Russia and lost the leadership to Georgia in the penultimate round of the 3Oth Ches* Olympiad women's division.
Xie Jun, the world champion. wu the culprit as she lost to Julia Demina while the Georgian*, led by Xie'* predecessor a* champion Mala Chlburdanidze, white-washed Azerbaijan 3-0 In Monday'* 13th round.
China now trail Georgias 28.5 point* by a full point.
I In the men » division. China । dumped Italy 3 1 to draw level with India, the most consistent Asian competitor so far In thia 102-natlon. 14 round Swls* system tournament.
India, which lost I 5-2.5 against Germany and China have 30 points each. The teams take a rest day Tuesday to prepare for Wednesday's ft nal round. Russia have already woo the men s gold by posting an unbeatable 37 point* following Monday's 2-2 draw with Israel.
The other significant Asian result*:
MEN:
Indonesia 2. Belgium 2
I Philippines A 3.5, Chile 0.5
i Singapore 3.5. United Arab
Emirates 0.5
Philippines B 3.5, Wales 0.5 New Zealand 3. Srl Lanka 1. WOMEN:
Hungary 2.5. Indonesia 0.5
India 2. Latvia 1
Lithuania 2. Mongolia 1
Bangladesh 3. Spain 0
Vietnam 2, Srl Lanka 1
Ireland 2.5, Philippines B 0.5
Singapore 1.5, Nigeria 1.5
Philippines A 2, United Arab Emirates 1