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Chess Grades 2010/2011 Out Now
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In the year 1912 Frank Marshall made the following incredible move
23...Qg3!!
The spectators were so excited about this move that they threw gold coins on the chess board.
Marshall (Black) threatens Qxh2 checkmate. If 24.hxQ Ne2 checkmate,if 24.fxQ Ne2+ 25.Kh1 RxR checkmate, if 24.QxQ Ne2+ 25.Kh1 NxQ+ 26.Kg1 NxR 27.gxR Nd2 and Black is a piece up and winning!
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Challengers event
Alyssa Wang (U10G), Imogen Turvey-
Imogen had a great result and finished Jnt Top Under 9 player in her Challengers event, scoring 9 points from 3 wins.
Alyssa got 2 wins from 6 games and Savanna won her last game, but these were fantastic results for their debut appearances, as they were playing the best chess players in the country from all age groups.

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August 13th -
The welsh team ’Cardiff’ finished a credible 9th position out of 20 teams in this international event.
Megan Owens played on the Under-
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e2e4.org.uk Uxbridge Womens International 11th -
Well done to Suzy Blackburn who played in this 10 player all-
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August 1st
Congratulations to Megan Owens, the top Under 18 female player in Wales, is now top Rapidplay girl player
in the ECF 2010 grading database and is 8th in the Women’s Rapidplay list.
She is joint 7th in the ECF Girl Standard play list.
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Andorra Brazil Bulgaria Dahomey Djibouti Dominica Ecuador Egypt France Great
BritainHungary Iceland Iran Mali Monaco Netherlands Niger Rumania una Yemen Yugoslavia Wallis
et FutunaYugoslavia .

Notes:
| The picture depicts Napoleon (with arm raised) playing chess, possibly with Comte Henri Gratien Bertrand, on the island of St. Helena in the South Atlantic where Napoleon was exiled after his defeat at Waterloo in 1815 until his death in 1821. |
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John Littlewood U18 Brilliancy Prize The Littlewood family have kindly decided to give an annual prize of £100 to the most brilliant game played by an U18 Junior in the British Championship. This is in memory of husband and father, John Littlewood, who was one of the leading British players of his generation.
The prize is particularly apt because he was the Director of Junior Chess for a number of years and he also had a great love of chess tactics … his amazing sacrificial victory at the 1961-62 Hastings Premier against the American Grandmaster Bisguier being a wonderful example (click this link for more)
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Fischer not the father of 9-year-old Filipino girl

Robert J. Fischer is not the biological father of Jinky Young, a 9-year-old girl from the Philippines. This was the result of DNA tests after tissue samples were taken from the 11th World Champion’s remains in July.
On Monday, July 5th the tissue samples had been taken from Fischer to determine whether he was the father of Jinky. This was ordered by the Icelandic Supreme Court in the struggle for the legacy of the tormented genius.
Fischer is said to have left behind at least two million American dollars, which is claimed by four parties: Marilyn Young (the mother of the girl), Miyoko Watai, who was married to Fischer, and Alexander and Nicholas Targ (two of Fischer’s nephews). Besides, the U.S. government is still trying to collect unpaid taxes.
Marilyn Young, who tried to prove Fischer is the father of her 9-year-old daughter Jinky, filed her claim in Iceland last November. As evidence she provided pictures of her, Fischer and Jinky, and postcards to Jinky signed “Daddy” that she said were from Fischer. Based on this, the claim was denied.
But after Young came up with new evidence, in the form of records showing that Fischer transferred money to her account 2006 and 2007, the Supreme Court reversed the District Court of Reykjavik and ordered a paternity test. Therefore, DNA samples were taken from the remains and compared with the genetic material of the girl and her mother.
The National Hospital of Iceland, where Fischer passed away on January 17, 2008 from degenerative renal failure, didn’t preserve DNA material. Fischer was buried in a cemetery near the town of Selfoss, Iceland.
The test result was announced in Reykjavik District Court. Thordur Bogason, a Reykjavik-based lawyer who represents Jinky Young and her mother Marylin, said on Tuesday: “the DNA report excluded Bobby Fischer from being the father of Jinky Young, and therefore the case has come to a close.”
But the struggle for the Fischer legacy will continue. Gudjon Olafur Jonsson, who legally represents Fischer’s two American nephews, said the result ’simplifies’ the case between Fischer’s nephews and the woman who was his long-term partner. The case is scheduled to be heard in Reykjavik next month but is not expected to finish before the end of the year.
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Can you tell me the difference?
" between motorway road workers and chess players ?
"Chess players move now and then"
............................................................................................................................................ This is how I beat my Dad Told you this Game is easy to learn ....................................................................................... Joe Dilworth with the awards and prizes for the junior sections

At the Aintree chess congress
home of the world famous grand national !!
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Tony Dilworth
once a red always a red !!.....
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17/5/2010 Warrington League www.wdcl.co.uk
Skelmersdale V St.Helens
3 2
Kalmar Shield Final
Skem pulled off shock win
Well Out Graded On All Boards & One Player Short
What A Result
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More Good News
For Skelmersdale Chess Club
John Reid Finished In Second Place
In Last Weeks, Rhyl Weekend Congress
Play Through His Five Games Live
Comming Soon
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R.A.Evans 0 Joe.Dilworth 1
Live Game Kalmar Shield Final
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E.C.F. County Matches
Lancashire Beat Staffordshire
Over 12 Boards 8-4 To Reach Semi Final
SECTION : U120 VENUE : Newcastle-under-Lyme Bridge Club
Board | Colour | Staffordshire Bulldogs |
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1 | B | Peter Evans |
| 119 | ½ | Matthew Fanning | ½ | 117 | ½ |
2 | W |
| 118 | ½ | John Moxham (Clitheroe) | ½ | e118 | ½ | |
3 | B | Matthew Greenwood |
| 117 | 0 | Lothian Innes | 1 | 114 | 1 |
4 | W | Robert Brodie |
| 115 | ½ | Brian Parkin | ½ | 114 | ½ |
5 | B | David Buckley |
| 114 | 0 | Ernest Gradwell | 1 | 113 | 1 |
6 | W | John Fenby |
| 113 | ½ | Ian Mitchell | ½ | 111 | ½ |
7 | B | Paul Guest |
| 107 | 0 | Jim Moran | 1 | 106 | 1 |
8 | W | Syd Allen |
| 107 | ½ | David Thorp | ½ | 101 | ½ |
9 | B | Chris Bateson |
| 104 | 0 | Colin Greenwood | 1 | 88 | 1 |
10 | W | Peter Greenwood |
| 95 | 0 | John Reid | 1 | 96 | 1 |
11 | B | Simon Jones |
| 94 | ½ | Charles Williamson | ½ | 94 | ½ |
12 | W | Andrew Davies |
| 87 | 1 | Frank Tanner | 0 | 86 | 0 |
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