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Youngsters named for Asian Games in China

Nguyen Duc Hoa and Nguyen Huynh Minh Huy of Dong Thap will be playing in the national team at the Asian Games in Guangzhou , China , later this year. Hoa won six games and lost two to top the leader board in a tournament last week in HCM City , while Huy finished five points behind.
Nguyen Duc Hoa and Nguyen Huynh Minh Huy of Dong Thap will be playing inthe national team at the Asian Games in Guangzhou , China , laterthis year. Hoa won six games and lost two to top the leader board in atournament last week in HCM City , while Huy finished five pointsbehind.

Grand Masters Le Quang Liem and Nguyen NgocTruong Son will not be competing in the tournament, which is only forjunior masters./.
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