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| From | Message | Posted by ovda
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4/02/2004
22:12:02
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| Posted by waaslandwolf1
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4/13/2004
04:30:46
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| Posted by ovda
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4/23/2004
09:45:46
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Victory Caps Breakout Year for a Player From Brooklyn — In most chess games between top players, victory is usually determined by a few minor errors by one of them. Blowouts are rare. That was not the case at the 93rd Marshall Chess Club Championship, which ended last weekend. The chess club, on West 10th Street in Manhattan, is one of the oldest and, based on its membership, strongest in the country. The club is named after Frank J. Marshall, the United States champion from 1909 to 1936. Marshall was a swashbuckling player, and he would have appreciated many of the games at this year’s tournament. The field included eight grandmasters and three international masters. The runaway winner was Alex Lenderman ...
| Posted by dmlss
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7/30/2004
03:04:13
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Ek is nou nie Vlaams nie, maar Afrikaans van Suid Afrika, blykbaar is ons tale redelik naby aanmekaar, en dit sal gaaf wees as ek 'n lid van julle span kan wees!
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Jon Ludvig Hammer follows in Magnus Carlsen's footsteps as Norway gains in power — A world-class chess talent can often spark others in his or her country to raise their sights. This happened in England in the 1970s, and now Norway, formerly a chess backwater, is experiencing a boom due to Magnus Carlsen's exploits. The Norwegian government has just announced that it will give $12m (£7.5m) backing to the Arctic town Tromso to stage the 2014 world team Olympiad. Carlsen's first prize in the London Classic was matched in the open chess event by his countryman, Jon Ludvig Hammer, also a 19-year-old, who led all the way from a strong field. And England's No 2 woman Jovanka Houska, whose tied second was a career-best result, now lives in Norway. The game ...
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