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British Chess News Round-Up: August, Early Sept 2004Last Edited: Wednesday September 15, 2004 1:14 PMThere are 1018 games accompanying this report: BCF Championship (341); British Land Challenge (2); Chorley Open (56); Glorney Cup (75); Faber Cup (45); Middlesex Open (44); Paignton Premier (150); Scottish Championship (82); Staunton Memorial (12); Plymouth v Devon match (11); Welsh Championship (116); Welsh Major Championship (84). Download 1018 games in PGN Format • Download 1018 games in CBV Format Smith and Williamson British Championship, Scarborough (1-14 August 2004): Scottish grandmaster Jonathan Rowson is the new British Champion, scoring 8½/11, ahead of Peter Wells and Simon Williams on 8. Ketevan Arakhamia, resident in Edinburgh, retained the British Women's Championship, scoring 6½/11. Norms achieved: GM norm - Simon Williams, IM norms: Gawain Jones (his 3rd and final) and Craig Hanley achieved his rating threshold to get the IM title. Also, Joe Redpath, 18, of the Hamilton club in Scotland, achieved an IM norm by winning the Major Open. 1 J Rowson 8½/11, 2-3 P Wells, S Williams 8, 4-7 J Emms, A Greet, R Gwaze, P Motwani 7½, 8-9 M Hebden, S Knott 7, etc. The games have been included on the download as there have been one or two amendments after the event. Crosstable here and full results on the BCF website at http://www.bcf.org.uk/events/bcf2004/index.html Chess Olympiad - British Teams: although no formal announcement
has yet been made, the BCF/England team going to the Mallorca Olympiad,
14-31 October, is expected to be: 1 Adams, 2 Short, 3 McShane, 4 Speelman,
5 Hebden, 6 Wells, with Allan Beardsworth as team manager. The team is
being backed by Deloitte and a number of other private individuals. The
women's team is Harriet Hunt, Jovanka Houska, Heather Richards and Melanie
Buckley, with John Emms as manager. Allan Beardsworth's name will be new
to many - he's a 42-year-old partner at Deloitte, but also a strong chess
player who played on a high board in the annual Oxford vs Cambridge Varsity
match from 1982 to 1984, and is a close friend of Nigel Short. See this
webpage - http://www.manchesteronline.co.uk/business/professionals/s/129/129577_first_knight_allan_goes_for_gold.html
- where it says that "by the time he reached 14 [Beardsworth] was
ranked the third best teenage player in the world". Really? Paignton Congress (4-10 September 2004): Keith Arkell was the comfortable winner of the Premier, scoring wins in the first five rounds and then finishing with two draws. 1 K Arkell 6/7; 2 Steve Berry 5½; 3-6 Ian Heppell, John Wheeler, Colin Crouch, Alan Spice 5. Crosstable here. My thanks to Bill Frost for games and information. Note corrected results, games and crosstable. The rd 7 game Berry-Barton ended 1-0 (not 0-1). Amendments (15 Sept): it was Ann-Marie (and not Anthony C) Ashby who played in this tournament, and Mark (not Michael) White. Crosstable and game file amended. 111th Scottish Championship, Hamilton (10-18 July 2004): Scottish no.1 Jonathan Rowson recovered from being a point behind to win the Scottish Championship, held at New Douglas Park, the home of Hamilton Academicals football club. He scored 7½/9. Danish IM Jacob Aagaard, resident in Scotland but ineligible for the national title, finished second with 7, a point clear of the field which included GMs Motwani and McNab. Aagaard thus secured his second GM norm. Crosstable. Website: http://www.chessscotland.com/scotchamps/SCMaster.htm 2nd Staunton Memorial, Simpsons (23-29 August 2004): As last year, a four-player double-cycle tournament was held at the famous 19th century chess venue, Simpsons in the Strand in London, to commemorate Britain's greatest player of that era, Howard Staunton. The four participants were Jonathan Speelman (2555g), Daniel King (2512g), Jonathan Levitt (2432g) and Jovanka Houska (2375wg). Final: 1-2nd Daniel King, Jon Speelman 4/6, 3rd Jon Levitt 3½, 4th Jovanka Houska ½. Crosstable • Official website: http://www.howardstaunton.com • 1st Staunton Memorial (2003) Chorley Congress (28-30 August 2004): Brett Lund (Lancashire champion) and Stephen Gordon shared first place in the Open at the 29th Chorley Congress. Each scored 4½/6 and received £150 each. 3-5 John Merriman, Ben Hague, James Hanley 4. Thanks to Dave Clayton for information and games. 56 games available. Major: 1 Michael Kobylka (Wood Green) 5/6. Intermediate: 1 Martin Burns (Stockport) 5/6. 1 Jonathan Taylor (Wakefield) 5½/6. Full results on the BCF site: http://www.bcf.org.uk/national/chorley_sep04.htm and crosstable here. Thanks to Dave Clayton for supplying games. British Chess Federation Grand Prix 2004: Grandmaster Mark Hebden of Leicester won 1st prize of £2,000 in the 2004 British Chess Federation Grand Prix. This is the 5th time that Mark has won the Grand Prix - his last victory came in 2000. Mark scored a total of 183 points out of a maximum of 200 as follows:- Bonus Points 2003 20/20 He wins the £2000 first prize. Jonathan Rowson who won both the Scottish and British Championships was second and won £800 with International Master Colin Crouch in 3rd place. Two of England's most promising juniors confirmed their positions with wins at the Smith & Williamson British Championships at Scarborough. Ankush Khandelwal (Nottingham) won the Junior Prix after he scored 7/7 in the British Under 13 Championship whilst Sheila Dines (Croydon) became the Female Prix winner after her victory in the British Under 11 Championship. The new Graded Prix sections were shared between London and Yorkshire. Capital city players Brendan O'Gorman and Jinwoo Song won the Under 175 and Under 150 sections respectively whilst Richards Desmedt of Wombwell (Sheffield) and Steve Webster (York) were the winners of the Under 125 and Under 100 sections. Dean Hartley of Chesterfield won the Disabled Prix for a 2nd successive year whilst Clive Pemberton of Birmingham became Senior Grand Prix Champion. All the above players won £200 each. The Grand Prix was organised and financed by the British Chess Federation. 1075 players recorded qualifying scores. The Grand Prix is 30 years old in 2004 and is without a sponsor for the first time - any organisation interested is asked to contact the British Chess Federation on 01424 775222 or e-mail office@bcf.org.uk. Thanks to the BCF Office. 4NCL: Press Release - Saturday 18 September sees the start of
the 12th season of Britain’s premier chess league, the 4NCL National
Chess League. During the close season a number of new clubs has joined
the league, which now has 64 teams, an increase of more than 18% over
last season. The decision taken a couple of years ago to hold each set
of rounds over two weekends (Divs 1 & 2 on the first, Divs 3 &
4 on the second) has enabled the league to continue to expand and to accommodate
all new applicants. The 28-team fourth division will be run as two equal
strength sections of 11 rounds, with two promotion places to the third
division on offer in each section. Alongside the entry of a number of
second, third and fourth teams of existing league members, the fourth
division has attracted a number of new club teams as follows: Monmouth,
Hilsmark Coventry, Gloucestershire Gambits, Halesowen, Addlestone... full
details of the 4NCL, including all contact details, team registration
lists, fixtures, results, game scores and a variety of news reports can
be found on the league’s website at www.4NCL.co.uk. Glorney and Faber Cups (26-29 July 2004): The annual junior team competitions for boys and girls were held in Aberdeen. England won both competitions for the first time since 1997. Glorney Cup (5-board matches): 1 England 17½/25; 2 Czech Rep 15; 3 Belgium 13; 4 Scotland 11; 5 Ireland 10; 6 Wales 8½. Faber Cup (3-board matches): 1 England 12½/15; 2 Wales 9½; 3 Czech Rep 7½; 4 Belgium 7½; 5 Scotland 6; 6 Ireland 2. Websites: http://www.chessscotland.com/archives/glofabres2004.htm and http://glorneyfaber.co.uk/ Lancashire Chess Festival (21-22 August 2004): Not all the sponsorship money materialised and so this congress was scaled down from the 2003 competition. About 100 juniors took part in a NCCU Junior event, and there was a rapidplay (c.100 entries) and a blitz event. We have no further information. Thanks to Dave Clayton for the information. Marymass Congress (27-29 August 2004): Open: 1st= Roddy McKay, Stephen Mannion (both Cathcart) 4/5, 3rd= Alan Grant, Alistair Maxwell (both Cathcart) Patrick Coffey (Hamilton) 3.5/5; Major: 1st Robert Clegg (Huddersfield) 4.5/5 £ 150, 2nd Donald Heron (W.Dragons) 4/5, 3rd Joe Parks (Kilmarnock) 3.5/5. Minor: 1st= David Potts (E Kilbride), James Malloy (Phones), David Breslin, Stephen Rettie (both Polytechnic) 4/5. Reserve: 1st George Harkins (Irvine Porthead) 4.5/5, 2nd Richard Henderson (Glasgow) 4/5, 3rd= Iain Morris (Bon Accord), Jim Johnston (E.Kilbride), Paul McDonald (Glenrothes), Gary Gillespie (Stewarton) 3.5. Website: http://www.chessscotland.com/event2005/marymass04_intro.htm Match of the Generations / British Land Challenge (17 August 2004):
Mike Basman ran the annual outdoor chess exhibition on an outsize chess
board at London's Broadgate. This year's theme, in accordance with the
BCF's centenary celebrations, was 'young and old'. There were young and
old semi-finals: First Sheila Dines, the British Under 11 Champion, played
Eugene Geidelberg, last year’s British Land UK Chess Challenge Under
11 Champion, in a fifteen minute match. "Eugene won, but the players
were either so nervous or so unused to playing on a giant board, that
between them they managed to blunder three rooks," said Mike Basman.
The main bout of the day was the heavyweight clash between
two British Champions, Peter Lee (British Champion 1965) and Bill Hartston
(British Champion 1973 and 1975). After a close middle game, Bill gained
the advantage by positioning a knight at e4. Lee immediately broke back
with a sacrifice to dislodge the piece. Then Lee was presented with a
problem: to take or not to take the pawn at d5? He took it, but a move
too late and resigned as soon as it became clear that he was losing a
rook. Middlesex Open, Harrow (28-30 August 2004): Open: Robert Gwaze 5/6; Simon Ansell, Bob Eames, Tomer Eden 4½; Graeme Buckley, Richard Bates, Chris Rice, Dana Hawrami 4 (the last two winning grading prizes). Amateur (U140): 1-2 Dominic Foord, aged 11, and James Peet. Minor (U110): Thilagini Anandajeyarajah, aged 12. Nathan Alfred won the rapidplay with 6/6, beating IMs Peter Marusenko and Malcolm Pein on the way, and leaving the rest of the field two points behind. Thanks to Colin Crouch for information and games. Incomplete crosstable here. Mind Sports Olympiad (18-19 August 2004): Results from the Mind
Sports Olympiad, which took place in the Manchester Conference Centre
at UMIST. All England unless stated otherwise. UK Chess Challenge, 21-22 August 2004: Ben Purton of Slough Sharks won the British Land UK Chess Challenge, organised by Mike Basman and starting with 66,000 entrants. Ben won a cheque for £1,000 and the title of 'Strat'. Li Wu and Dana Hawrami were second. Sabrina Chevannes won the girls' competition. Website (PDF file): http://www.ukchesschallenge.com/PR4-A4%20Pages.pdf and http://www.bcf.org.uk/national/ukcc_sep04.htm on the BCF website. Coulsdon Autumn Congress (4-5 September 2004): A total of 102 played in five sections in what was the 1st round of the 2004-5 Long Play Grand Prix. The punishing schedule of 3 rounds on Saturday was followed by the slightly less pressured 2 rounds on the Sunday. The top title of Open winner was shared by Thomas Rendle and Martin Taylor who held off the Coulsdon challenge of Ian Snape and Michael Franklin. No less than 6 players shared the under 190 grading prize, so with a field of 17 in the top section, over half won something! Two long games for Tim Seymour clinched the Under 170 title. He managed to win a queen v rook end game in round 4 before successfully claiming a draw by repetition in round 5 against Raul Portugal, who consequently shared 2nd with 3 other players. Kingston's Jinwoo Song took the honours in the Under 145 section whilst Coulsdon's James Foster struck again with another tournament victory to take the Under 120 section. The Under 90 title was shared between Stephen Billett (Portsmouth) and Roland Johnson (Brentwood). Open: 1-2 Thomas Rendle (Hastings) 4.5 (£90), Martin Taylor (Rainham) 4.5 (£90), 3-4 Michael Franklin (Coulsdon / Richmond) 3.5 (£15), Ian Snape (Coulsdon / Beckenham) 3.5 (£15). U190 Grading Prize: Kevin Bailey (Coulsdon) 2.5 (£5), Jessie Gilbert (Coulsdon) 2.5 (£5), Robin Haldane (Streatham) 2.5 (£5), Peter Poobalasingam (Richmond Juniors) 2.5 (£5), Michael Prizant (Coulsdon) 2.5 (£5), Alan Punnett (Guildford) 2.5 (£5). Under 170: 1 Tim Seymour (Staines) 4 (£120), 2-5 Chris Clegg (Kingston) 3.5 (£22-50), Angus James (Surbiton) 3.5 (£22-50), David Pagden (Petts Wood) 3.5 (£22-50), Raul Portugal (Berkshire) 3.5 (£22-50). U150 Grading Prize: Joe Fraser (East Grinstead) 3 (£15), Peter Szabo (Ilford) 3 (£15). Under 145: 1 Jinwoo Song (Kingston) 4.5 (£120), 2-3 Livu Enciu (London SE8) 4 (£45), Stephen Pride (Cambridge) 4 (£45). U125 Grading Prize: Paul Barkshire (Coulsdon) (£30). U120: 1 James Foster (Coulsdon) 4.5 (£120), 2-3 Tristan Clayton (Sidney, Sussex) 4 (£45), Darren Radford (Portsmouth) 4 (£45). U100 Grading Prize: Lana Boztas (Coulsdon) 3 (£15), Arthur Meaton (Coulsdon) 3 (£15). U90: 1-2 Stephen Billett (Portsmouth) 4 (£90), Roland Johnson (Brentwood) 4 (£90), 3-6 Gary Bennett (Crawley) 3.5 (£7-50), Martin Goode (Coulsdon) 3.5 (£7-50), Dunstan Rodriguez (Dulwich College) 3.5 (£7-50), Mark Stone (Orpington) 3.5 (£7-50). U70 Grading Prize: Jude Lenier (Kent) 3 (£15), Jyoti Parmar (Stapleford) 3 (£15). Thanks to Scott Freeman for the report. 54th Richmond Rapidplay (18 July 2004): The 54th Richmond Rapidplay
attracted a record-breaking 138 entries, 23 of which won prize money.
The Open didn't have the strength in depth as seen in previous
rapidplays this season, one GM and two IMs entering, compared to the usual
5-6 IMs that can normally be seen at Richmond. First prize was shared
between the strongest chess playing twins in the country - Nick (GM) and
Richard (IM) Pert both finishing on undefeated 5/6, half a point ahead
of Simon Williams IM, who won third prize. Robin Haldane won the U195
grading prize, getting an impressive 4/6. Central London Rapidplay (22 August 2004): Premier U225, players 21. Prizes 1st £100, 2nd £50, 3rd £25. 1 Jovica Radovanovic (193, Mind Sports) 5/6, 2-3 Colin Crouch (214, Pinner) 4½/6, Peter Taylor (182, Cavendish) 4½/6, 4-7 Peter Marusenko (205, Hackney) 4/6, Robert Eames (205, Hackney) 4/6, Richard Britton (199, 4/6 Hull, Michael Franklin (193, Richmond) 4/6 . 8 John Cox (195, Middlesex) 3½/6. Major U165, players 28. Prizes 1st £100, 2nd £50 3rd £25. 1-2 Graham Hughes (159, Hackney) 5/6, Michael Kobylka (152, Wood Green) 5/6, 3 Stanley Chola (161, Reading) 4½/6, 4-9 Ali Kikoyo (156, Wood Green) 4/6, Peter Ackley (155, Hayes) 4/6, Helge Hjort (150, Hendon) 4/6, Alex Ryba (150, Queens, New York) 4/6, Mark Ozanne (149, Ashfield) 4/6, Martin Baker (134, Customs & Excise) 4/6. Minor U120, players 35. Prizes 1st £100, 2nd £50, 3rd £25. 1 Russell Goodfellow (113, Tunbridge Wells) 6/6, 2-3 Chris Fewtrell (116, King’s Head) 5/6, Brian Nsonga (75, Erith) 5/6. 4 Scott Kenyon (119, Richmond Juniors) 4½/6. The next Central London Rapidplay event will take place on: Sunday, 19 September, 2004, Starting 11am, Venue: International Students House, 229 Gt. Portland Street, London W1. Telephone enquiries to Chris Todd on 020 8381 4406 or 07798 517870 or Email: jrweight44@yahoo.co.uk. My thanks to John Weightman for news. Golders Green Rapidplay (11 September 2004): 83 players, including the newly-crowned Russian GM Alexander Cherniaev competed over four sections, and we had two celebrity ‘fillers’; IM Colin Crouch (just off the train from the Paignton International tournament) and former national Grand Prix winner Dave Rumens, who played a couple of games. OPEN – 13 players - £110.00 in prizes - 1 GM Alexander Cherniaev 238 5.5 £60.00, 2 Robert Eames 188 4.5 £30.00, 3 Philipp Orgler 180f 4.0, 4 Peter P. Taylor 182 , Pierre Fontaine (BEL) 170f , Bertie Barlow 172 3.5 £10.00 U175, Charles Chakanyuka(ZIM) 175 3.0, Antony Hynes 181 3.0. MAJOR U160 – 23 players - £111.00 in prizes: 1-2 Stephen Crowdy 153, Daniel Ellis 143 5.0 £45.00, 3-7 Julian Winkworth 159 4.0, Peter Morton 153s 4.0, Helge Hjort 150 4.0, Jinwoo Song 139 4.0 £7.00 U145, Colum Jezierski 143s 4.0 £7.00 U145, Tony Wells 117 4.0 £7.00 U145, Charles Higgie 126 3.5. MINOR U130 – 20 players - £110.00 in prizes: 1 Arunas Gedvilas 129 5.5 £60.00, 2-3 Azizur Rahman 127 4.5 £15.00, Richard Stokes 101 4.5 £20.00, Ian Brooke (V) 102 4.0 £7.50 U115, Adrian K. Riley 100 4.0 £7.50 U115, Jon A. Barnes 109 3.5, Gerald Tredinnick (V) 102 3.5. AMATEUR U100 – 27 players - £109.00 in prizes: 1 Ben Cameron 91 5.0 £60.00, 2-5 Joe Farrell 97 4.5 £10.00, Caroline Robson (F) 84 4.5 £13.00 U85, Walter Thorpe (V) 80 4.5 £13.00 U85, Faye Ainscow (F) 77 4.5 £13.00 U85, David Everitt (V) 79 4.0, Finlo Rohrer 77 4.0, Herbie Alley 77 4.0, Geoff Simms 86 3.5, David Buckland (V) 84 3.5, John Hill 66 3.5, Joe Kidson (J) 59 3.5. Website: www.adamraoof.tk - my thanks to Adam Raoof for sending the results. Welsh Championship, 9-12 April 2004. Took place some time ago, but the games have only recently become available. Crosstable. There are also 84 games from the Major Championship. Thanks to Jon Gilbert. Ken Bloodworth 90th Birthday (17 July 2004): Ken Bloodworth, former Western Morning News chess columnist for 37 years, champion of junior chess, life president of Devon County Chess Association and tireless worker in the interests of chess development, moved into the 90s at the end of June. To celebrate the occasion, Plymouth Chess Club organised a match of the club against a selected Devon side. This was held in the fine venue of the China Fleet Country Club in Saltash on Saturday 17th July 2004 and played on twelve boards. In a witty address prior to the start of play, Ken gave a brief description of his chess activities and in particular his association with Michael Adams as a schoolboy. Website: http://www.keverelchess.co.uk/ LATE ADDITION: Berks and Bucks Congress (28-30 August 2004): The 40th Berks and Bucks Congress was held at Nine Mile Ride Primary School, 430 Finchampstead Road, Finchampstead, Wokingham. There were 84 competitors in six sections of 14 players, and a Lightning Tournament on the Friday evening. Results were: Championship: 1 Richard Webb 4½/6, 2-4 Tony Milnes, Ian Thompson, John Wager 4. Challengers: 1 David Lewis 5/6, 2 Charles Bullock 4½, 3 Michael Lucey 4. Reserves A: 1 Jamie Adcock 5/6, 2-4 Nigel Livesey, Joshua Pitts, Paul S Smith 4. Reserves B: 1 James Guiney 5/6, 2-4 Nick Martin, Brian Somers, Mark Wallace 4. Reserves C: 1 Anthony Heslop 5/6, 2 George Tunstall 4½, 3 John HN Smith 4. Reserves D: 1 Robert Thompson 5/6, 2 James Rose 4½, 3-4 Jon Coats, David Webb 4. Lightning Tournament (27 August): 1 Richard Webb (Crowthorne) 5½/6, 2 Chris Archer-Lock 4½, 3-6 Liam Varnam (Maidenhead), Abdallah Chahine (Southampton University), Stephen Cairns (Reading), Adrian Archer-Lock (Berks Juniors) 4. My thanks to Roger de Coverly for sending me the results. And for telling me that next year's tournament will be held in Marlow. Scene of the editor's very first chess tournament, in 1968 - how nostalgic... CrosstablesSmith & Williamson British Championship, Scarborough 2004 - CrosstableFinal Table
Smith & Williamson British Championship (Scarborough, ENG), 2-13 August 2004
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1 Rowson, Jonathan g SCO 2558 +32 +21 +10 =15 +16 + 3 +22 - 2 = 4 +18 = 6 8.5 2634
2 Wells, Peter K g ENG 2494 =20 +46 + 7 =22 +26 =10 + 3 + 1 =21 = 5 = 4 8.0 2592
3 Williams, Simon m ENG 2427 +36 + 6 + 4 +13 +15 - 1 - 2 =31 +10 +16 = 8 8.0 2621
4 Motwani, Paul g SCO 2552 +30 + 9 - 3 +11 =17 +15 -10 +12 = 1 +21 = 2 7.5 2543
5 Emms, John M g ENG 2508 +29 -28 =32 =20 +39 =11 +45 = 6 +13 = 2 +10 7.5 2471
6 Greet, Andrew f ENG 2310 +58 - 3 =46 +57 + 7 =14 +26 = 5 =16 +10 = 1 7.5 2508
7 Gwaze, Robert m ZIM 2376 +40 = 8 - 2 +59 - 6 -32 +36 +30 +42 +31 +15 7.5 2460
8 Hebden, Mark g ENG 2559 +38 = 7 =11 +45 -10 =51 +33 =17 = 9 +22 = 3 7.0 2474
9 Knott, Simon J.B m ENG 2359 +39 - 4 +42 =12 +36 =31 =16 =13 = 8 =14 +21 7.0 2493
10 Arakhamia-Grant, Ketevan m GEO 2446 +48 +25 - 1 +24 + 8 = 2 + 4 +21 - 3 - 6 - 5 6.5 2485
11 Mannion, Stephen R m SCO 2333 +56 =22 = 8 - 4 +29 = 5 =15 =14 =12 +26 =17 6.5 2488
12 Quinn, Mark m IRL 2406 +19 +37 =14 = 9 -13 =28 +30 - 4 =11 +34 =24 6.5 2393
13 Ward, Christopher g ENG 2490 +50 +23 +26 - 3 +12 =22 -21 = 9 - 5 +25 =18 6.5 2449
14 Summerscale, Aaron g ENG 2493 +59 +27 =12 =17 =21 = 6 -31 =11 +28 = 9 =16 6.5 2422
15 Ledger, Andrew m ENG 2452 +42 +41 +28 = 1 - 3 - 4 =11 =20 +29 +17 - 7 6.5 2434
16 Jones, Gawain C f ENG 2453 =46 +43 =24 +29 - 1 +47 = 9 +22 = 6 - 3 =14 6.5 2415
17 Palliser, Richard m ENG 2411 +47 =24 +57 =14 = 4 -21 +32 = 8 +31 -15 =11 6.5 2440
18 Haslinger, Stewart m ENG 2408 =57 =45 -29 =42 +55 =38 +19 +28 +27 - 1 =13 6.5 2380
19 Radovanovic, Jovica SCG 2189 -12 =33 =51 =23 +50 =24 -18 +38 =25 +45 +31 6.5 2397
20 Rendle, Thomas ENG 2258 = 2 -57 +40 = 5 =33 =25 +39 =15 =26 =28 =22 6.0 2388
21 Hanley, Craig f ENG 2356 +44 - 1 +48 +47 =14 +17 +13 -10 = 2 - 4 - 9 6.0 2438
22 Gormally, Daniel m ENG 2479 +55 =11 +31 = 2 +28 =13 - 1 -16 +45 - 8 =20 6.0 2438
23 Sowray, Peter J f ENG 2349 +34 -13 -39 =19 +42 -30 =57 +40 =35 =36 +41 6.0 2262
24 Sherwin, James T m USA 2303 +61 =17 =16 -10 =59 =19 =27 =34 =39 +37 =12 6.0 2295
25 Howell, David WL f ENG 2334 +52 -10 =34 -36 +57 =20 +35 =27 =19 -13 +39 6.0 2281
26 Dearing, Eddie SCO 2392 +60 +35 -13 +39 - 2 =45 - 6 +32 =20 -11 +42 6.0 2323
27 Tan, Desmond f ENG 2335 +62 -14 -47 +48 =30 +58 =24 =25 -18 =29 +44 6.0 2299
28 Gordon, Stephen J f ENG 2338 +54 + 5 -15 +35 -22 =12 +51 -18 -14 =20 =29 5.5 2347
29 Ashton, Adam G ENG 2270 - 5 +54 +18 -16 -11 =34 +49 +33 -15 =27 =28 5.5 2324
30 Bigg, Andrew J ENG 2275 - 4 -34 +53 +37 =27 +23 -12 - 7 +44 =35 =36 5.5 2262
31 Houska, Jovanka wg ENG 2375 =43 +49 -22 +50 +58 = 9 +14 = 3 -17 - 7 -19 5.5 2294
32 Rudd, Jack ENG 2281 - 1 +44 = 5 -58 +56 + 7 -17 -26 -33 +51 +45 5.5 2324
33 Taylor, Martin R f ENG 2331 -37 =19 +60 =34 =20 +36 - 8 -29 +32 =39 =35 5.5 2227
34 Hutchinson, Norman ENG 2176 -23 +30 =25 =33 -51 =29 +59 =24 +47 -12 =38 5.5 2304
35 Sisask, Jesper ENG 2057 +51 -26 +41 -28 -45 +46 -25 +48 =23 =30 =33 5.5 2313
36 Lyell, Mark f ENG 2217 - 3 =58 +49 +25 - 9 -33 - 7 +52 +51 =23 =30 5.5 2273
37 Mycroft, Richard ENG 2110 +33 -12 -45 -30 =48 =50 =46 +43 +58 -24 +47 5.5 2251
38 Ledger, David f ENG 2285 - 8 -39 =52 +62 +40 =18 -47 -19 +57 +53 =34 5.5 2229
39 Adams, David ENG 2180 - 9 +38 +23 -26 - 5 +41 -20 +50 =24 =33 -25 5.0 2295
40 Briscoe, Christopher ENG 2157 - 7 =50 -20 +46 -38 =48 +43 -23 +55 -44 +53 5.0 2209
41 Lee, Graham D f ENG 2316 +53 -15 -35 +44 -47 -39 -48 +60 +46 +50 -23 5.0 2186
42 Snape, Ian ENG 2228 -15 +53 - 9 =18 -23 +56 +58 +51 - 7 =47 -26 5.0 2252
43 Nixon, Thomas CM ENG 2198 =31 -16 =54 -51 =61 +55 -40 -37 +56 +58 =46 5.0 2186
44 Gregory, Stephen J ENG 2180 -21 -32 +61 -41 -49 +54 +55 +57 -30 +40 -27 5.0 2167
45 Muir, Andrew J m SCO 2328 =49 =18 +37 - 8 +35 =26 - 5 +47 -22 -19 -32 4.5 2231
46 Spence, David ENG 2236 =16 - 2 = 6 -40 +54 -35 =37 =49 -41 +57 =43 4.5 2165
47 Storey, Charles ENG 2217 -17 +61 +27 -21 +41 -16 +38 -45 -34 =42 -37 4.5 2189
48 Burrows, Martin ENG 2226 -10 +52 -21 -27 =37 =40 +41 -35 -53 +59 =50 4.5 2164
49 Pym, Thomas W ENG 2059 =45 -31 -36 =54 +44 =59 -29 =46 -50 =52 +58 4.5 2154
50 Hutchinson, Paul A ENG 2216 -13 =40 +62 -31 -19 =37 +53 -39 +49 -41 =48 4.5 2152
51 Martyn, Rafe f ENG 2322 -35 =60 =19 +43 +34 = 8 -28 -42 -36 -32 =55 4.0 2142
52 Kafka, Graeme SCO 2143 -25 -48 =38 -55 =60 =62 +56 -36 =59 =49 =57 4.0 2108
53 Clarke, Thomas IRL 2132 -41 -42 -30 -61 +62 +60 -50 +54 +48 -38 -40 4.0 2151
54 Hempson, Peter W ENG 2172 -28 -29 =43 =49 -46 -44 +61 -53 =60 =56 +62 4.0 2041
55 Surtees, Mike ENG 2239 -22 =56 -58 +52 -18 -43 -44 +61 -40 +62 =51 4.0 2071
56 Almond, Philip ENG 2131 -11 =55 -59 +60 -32 -42 -52 +62 -43 =54 +61 4.0 2071
57 Walton, Alan J ENG 2208 =18 +20 -17 - 6 -25 +61 =23 -44 -38 -46 =52 3.5 2098
58 Westwood, Richard D ENG 2030 - 6 =36 +55 +32 -31 -27 -42 +59 -37 -43 -49 3.5 2103
59 Rayner, Francis WLS 2252 -14 =62 +56 - 7 =24 =49 -34 -58 =52 -48 =60 3.5 2075
60 Ledger, Stephen ENG 2203 -26 =51 -33 -56 =52 -53 +62 -41 =54 =61 =59 3.5 2085
61 Bryant,Richard ---- -24 -47 -44 +53 =43 -57 -54 -55 -62 =60 -56 2.0 1932
62 Smith, Graham M ENG 2157 -27 =59 -50 -38 -53 =52 -60 -56 +61 -55 -54 2.0 1844
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1 Rowson, Jonathan g SCO 2558 + 7 +12 = 5 = 3 = 2 +10 + 4 + 9 + 8 7.5 /9 2643
2 Aagaard, Jacob m DEN 2411 +16 + 3 +12 + 4 = 1 + 5 = 9 = 8 = 6 7.0 /9 2586
3 Motwani, Paul g SCO 2552 +17 - 2 + 7 = 1 + 8 - 4 = 5 +10 + 9 6.0 /9 2488
4 McNab, Colin A g SCO 2427 + 6 +10 + 9 - 2 = 5 + 3 - 1 =11 +17 6.0 /9 2489
5 Shaw, John m SCO 2424 +20 + 8 = 1 = 9 = 4 - 2 = 3 +12 +11 6.0 /9 2497
6 Grant, Alan SCO 2193 - 4 =18 +15 = 8 =11 - 7 +14 +13 = 2 5.0 /9 2261
7 Ruxton, Keith SCO 2258 - 1 +14 - 3 +13 -10 + 6 - 8 +15 +16 5.0 /9 2286
8 Mannion, Stephen R m SCO 2333 +13 - 5 +10 = 6 - 3 =12 + 7 = 2 - 1 4.5 /9 2337
9 Bryson, Douglas M m SCO 2374 +18 +11 - 4 = 5 =12 +16 = 2 - 1 - 3 4.5 /9 2355
10 Grant, Jonathan SCO 2266 +19 - 4 - 8 +18 + 7 - 1 =12 - 3 +14 4.5 /9 2275
11 Pritchett, Craig W m SCO 2284 =14 - 9 =13 =16 = 6 =15 +17 = 4 - 5 4.0 /9 2171
12 Holmes, Donald A f SCO 2290 +15 - 1 - 2 +17 = 9 = 8 =10 - 5 =18 4.0 /9 2261
13 Brown, Steven A SCO 2082 - 8 =17 =11 - 7 +18 -14 +16 - 6 =15 3.5 /9 2098
14 MacDonald, Christopher SCO 2018 =11 - 7 =17 =15 -16 +13 - 6 =18 -10 3.0 /9 2053
15 Tweedie, Chris SCO 2046 -12 =16 - 6 =14 =17 =11 =18 - 7 =13 3.0 /9 2052
16 Kafka, Graeme SCO 2143 - 2 =15 =18 =11 +14 - 9 -13 =17 - 7 3.0 /9 2075
17 Redpath, Joseph SCO 2219 - 3 =13 =14 -12 =15 +18 -11 =16 - 4 3.0 /9 2092
18 Stevenson, James SCO 2111 - 9 = 6 =16 -10 -13 -17 =15 =14 =12 2.5 /9 2015
19 Collins, Sam SCO SCO 1935 -10 . . . . . . . . 0.0 /1
20 Maxwell, Alistair SCO 2120 - 5 . . . . . . . . 0.0 /1
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Paignton Premier (ENG), 4-10 Sept 2004 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Arkell, Keith C g ENG 2489 +34 + 9 + 6 + 5 + 8 =12 = 4 6.0 /7 2521 2 Berry, Stephen f ENG 2325 +40 - 3 +19 = 9 +18 +11 + 7 5.5 /7 2316 3 Heppell, Ian ENG 2119 +23 + 2 - 5 + 6 =12 + 8 = 9 5.0 /7 2346 4 Crouch, Colin S m ENG 2378 +14 =21 +30 - 8 +13 +20 = 1 5.0 /7 2336 5 Wheeler, John Francis ENG 2209 +25 +35 + 3 - 1 =11 = 9 +12 5.0 /7 2354 6 Spice, Alan WLS 2196 +33 +39 - 1 - 3 +30 +16 +17 5.0 /7 2306 7 Barton, R. Alan ENG 2159 =26 +29 - 8 +21 +24 +10 - 2 4.5 /7 2270 8 James, Russel ENG 2193 +38 =32 + 7 + 4 - 1 - 3 +20 4.5 /7 2301 9 Almond, Richard ENG 2113 +36 - 1 +39 = 2 +37 = 5 = 3 4.5 /7 2286 10 Hodgson, John H ENG 2230 =19 =15 +34 =26 +32 - 7 +22 4.5 /7 2181 11 Hempson, Peter W ENG 2172 =by =13 +17 +16 = 5 - 2 =14 4.0 /7 2223 12 Mordue, A. Tyson ENG 2294 =13 =17 +35 +37 = 3 = 1 - 5 4.0 /7 2187 13 Bass, John ENG 2093 =12 =11 +22 =32 - 4 =25 +28 4.0 /7 2212 14 Bolt, Graham ENG 2095 - 4 =28 =23 =15 +29 +32 =11 4.0 /7 2172 15 Spanton, Timothy ENG 2004 =20 =10 -37 =14 =19 +40 +32 4.0 /7 2164 16 Talbot, Andrew ENG 2186 +27 =18 =32 -11 +38 - 6 +30 4.0 /7 2111 17 White, Mark ENG 2089 =by =12 -11 +39 +21 +27 - 6 4.0 /7 2165 18 Lewyk,Ihor ---- +37 =16 =21 =24 - 2 +by =19 4.0 /7 2175 19 Gregory, Keith D ENG 2087 =10 =20 - 2 =30 =15 +33 =18 3.5 /7 2142 20 Brown, Alan ENG 2140 =15 =19 =38 +28 +26 - 4 - 8 3.5 /7 2117 21 Dodgson, John A ENG 2162 +28 = 4 =18 - 7 -17 +38 =23 3.5 /7 2150 22 Roberts, David Llewelyn ENG 2137 -39 +33 -13 +36 =25 +26 -10 3.5 /7 2078 23 Gosling,Brian ---- - 3 =25 =14 -38 +34 +37 =21 3.5 /7 2109 24 Lewis, David ENG 2170 =29 +41 =26 =18 - 7 =28 =27 3.5 /7 1988 25 Littlejohns, David P ENG 2083 - 5 =23 -28 +41 =22 =13 +35 3.5 /7 2045 26 Benson, Paul J ENG 2037 = 7 +42 =24 =10 -20 -22 +38 3.5 /7 2148 27 Jenks,Chris ---- -16 -37 +41 +31 +33 -17 =24 3.5 /7 2076 28 Lane, Peter Christopher ENG 2044 -21 =14 +25 -20 +35 =24 -13 3.0 /7 2071 29 Kirby, Peter J ENG 2060 =24 - 7 =31 =35 -14 =34 +37 3.0 /7 2080 30 Forbes, Cathy wm ENG 2076 =by +40 - 4 =19 - 6 +31 -16 3.0 /7 2125 31 Taylor, Geoffrey P ENG 2156 -32 =38 =29 -27 +39 -30 +40 3.0 /7 2056 32 Norinkeviciute, Rasa LTU 2032 +31 = 8 =16 =13 -10 -14 -15 2.5 /7 2034 33 Marsh, Roger DW ENG 2079 - 6 -22 +40 +34 -27 -19 =39 2.5 /7 2045 34 Wakeham, Daniel SWE 2102 - 1 +36 -10 -33 -23 =29 +by 2.5 /7 2028 35 Ashby, Ann-Marie ENG 2105 +by - 5 -12 =29 -28 +41 -25 2.5 /7 1772 36 White, E Michael ENG 2027 - 9 -34 +42 -22 -40 =39 +41 2.5 /7 1901 37 Brusey, Alan ENG 2123 -18 +27 +15 -12 - 9 -23 -29 2.0 /7 1924 38 Regis, David ENG 2080 - 8 =31 =20 +23 -16 -21 -26 2.0 /7 1872 39 Rety, John ENG 2001 +22 - 6 - 9 -17 -31 =36 =33 2.0 /7 1955 40 Ponter, Ian P ENG 2092 - 2 -30 -33 +43 +36 -15 -31 2.0 /7 1838 41 Wright,Andrew ---- =by -24 -27 -25 +43 -35 -36 1.5 /7 42 Young, Craig A ENG 2124 =by -26 -36 . . . . 0.5 /3 43 Rixon,Thomas ---- . . . -40 -41 . . 0.0 /2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd Staunton Memorial, 23-29 August 2004
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1 King, Daniel J g ENG 2512 ** == 1= =1 4.0 2579
2 Speelman, Jonathan S g ENG 2555 == ** == 11 4.0 2564
3 Levitt, Jonathan g ENG 2432 0= == ** 11 3.5 2537
4 Houska, Jovanka wg ENG 2375 =0 00 00 ** 0.5 2098
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Chorley (ENG), 28-30 August 2004 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 5 6 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Lund, D. Brett ENG 2212 + 7 = 9 + 4 + 6 = 2 = 8 4.5 /6 2458 2 Gordon, Stephen J f ENG 2338 +10 =12 = 3 +11 = 1 + 4 4.5 /6 2371 3 Hague, Ben ENG 2264 + 5 = 6 = 2 =15 = 7 +11 4.0 /6 2304 4 Merriman, John ENG 2261 +17 +11 - 1 +12 + 5 - 2 4.0 /6 2212 5 Hanley, James L ENG 2062 - 3 +19 +13 + 8 - 4 + 6 4.0 /6 2282 6 Shaw, David A ENG 2197 +13 = 3 + 9 - 1 +12 - 5 3.5 /6 2168 7 Lyth,John D ---- - 1 =10 =19 + 9 = 3 +12 3.5 /6 2212 8 Charleshouse, Glenn L f ENG 2267 . =15 +20 - 5 +16 = 1 3.0 /5 2046 9 Gornall,Kirk J ---- +19 = 1 - 6 - 7 +13 =10 3.0 /6 2152 10 Goodger, Martyn ENG 2136 - 2 = 7 =16 =20 +17 = 9 3.0 /6 11 Djabri,Zaber ---- +16 - 4 +17 - 2 +15 - 3 3.0 /6 2083 12 Surtees, Mike ENG 2239 +18 = 2 +15 - 4 - 6 - 7 2.5 /6 2172 13 Hart, David P.O ENG 2065 - 6 +16 - 5 =17 - 9 +18 2.5 /6 14 Wright,Jason ---- . . -18 +19 . +15 2.0 /3 15 Addison, Bret ENG 2241 +20 = 8 -12 = 3 -11 -14 2.0 /6 2131 16 Peacock,Malcolm ---- -11 -13 =10 +18 - 8 =17 2.0 /6 1883 17 Rose,K Tom ---- - 4 +18 -11 =13 -10 =16 2.0 /6 1881 18 Wynarczyk,Raymond ---- -12 -17 +14 -16 =19 -13 1.5 /6 19 Fairclough,Craig ---- - 9 - 5 = 7 -14 =18 . 1.0 /5 20 Widrascu,Peter ---- -15 . - 8 =10 . . 0.5 /3 1941 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Middlesex Open, Harrow (ENG), 28-30 August 2004 [incomplete crosstable] ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 5 6 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Gwaze, Robert m ZIM 2376 - 5 +22 +26 + 9 + 7 + 4 5.0 /6 2515 2 Ansell, Simon m ENG 2403 +29 = 5 + 6 = 8 = 4 + 9 4.5 /6 2479 3 Eames, Robert f ENG 2309 +23 +28 - 4 = 5 +14 +11 4.5 /6 2374 4 Buckley, Graeme m ENG 2420 =10 +21 + 3 +14 = 2 - 1 4.0 /6 2366 5 Radovanovic, Jovica SCG 2189 + 1 = 2 + 7 = 3 = 8 -13 3.5 /6 2522 6 Britton, Richard f ENG 2295 +20 =11 - 2 +27 +10 - 8 3.5 /6 2399 7 Littlewood, Paul E m ENG 2396 =12 +30 - 5 +29 - 1 +24 3.5 /6 2201 8 Bates, Richard m ENG 2381 = 9 =15 . = 2 = 5 + 6 3.0 /5 2315 9 Georghiou, Paul I ENG 2258 = 8 . +11 - 1 +30 - 2 2.5 /5 2313 10 Ledger, David f ENG 2285 = 4 =16 +13 =17 - 6 . 2.5 /5 2164 11 Cox, John J f ENG 2314 . = 6 - 9 +19 +17 - 3 2.5 /5 2164 12 Lappage, Jonathan ENG 2175 = 7 . +18 . . . 1.5 /2 2396 13 Eden,Tomer ---- . . -10 . . + 5 1.0 /2 2237 14 Colter,Nigel ---- . . +25 - 4 - 3 . 1.0 /3 2180 15 McKeown, Paul IRL 2074 . = 8 . . . . 0.5 /1 2381 16 Cullen,Anthony ---- . =10 . . . . 0.5 /1 2285 17 Hawrami,Dana ---- . . . =10 -11 . 0.5 /2 2106 18 Constantinou,Peter ---- . . -12 . . . 0.0 /1 19 Dignam, Matthew IRL 2144 . . . -11 . . 0.0 /1 20 Hebden, Mark g ENG 2559 - 6 . . . . . 0.0 /1 21 Jurgensen, Graham RSA 2100 . - 4 . . . . 0.0 /1 22 Low,Ying Min ---- . - 1 . . . . 0.0 /1 23 Mitchell, Martin SCO 2149 - 3 . . . . . 0.0 /1 24 Murphy,Kieran ---- . . . . . - 7 0.0 /1 25 Parraga, Alejandro BOL 2186 . . -14 . . . 0.0 /1 26 Todd, Christopher J ENG 2116 . . - 1 . . . 0.0 /1 27 Warman, Simon ENG 2114 . . . - 6 . . 0.0 /1 28 Winfridsson, Ola SWE 2057 . - 3 . . . . 0.0 /1 29 Bonafont, Philip ENG 2176 - 2 . . - 7 . . 0.0 /2 30 Fulton, Anthony R ENG 2093 . - 7 . . - 9 . 0.0 /2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50th Welsh Championship, Cardiff, 9-12 April 2004
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1 Evans-Quek, Suan-Shiau WLS 2261 +33 +12 + 8 + 9 = 2 +10 = 6 6.0 /7 2534
2 Williams, A Howard f WLS 2340 =19 +15 +26 + 7 = 1 + 9 = 3 5.5 /7 2412
3 Rees, Ioan WLS 2193 +22 - 8 +14 +13 = 4 + 7 = 2 5.0 /7 2409
4 Williams, Leighton m WLS 2362 +14 -13 +25 +10 = 3 = 5 + 9 5.0 /7 2353
5 Kett, Tim WLS 2180 +24 - 9 =11 +29 +27 = 4 + 8 5.0 /7 2321
6 Jones, Iolo C WLS 2289 =21 +27 =19 =30 +20 +16 = 1 5.0 /7 2296
7 Cobb, James f WLS 2325 +11 =10 +21 - 2 +12 - 3 =15 4.0 /7 2232
8 Rayner, Francis WLS 2263 +29 + 3 - 1 =19 =16 +14 - 5 4.0 /7 2193
9 Jones, Richard S WLS 2274 +30 + 5 +13 - 1 +21 - 2 - 4 4.0 /7 2289
10 Morris, Charles F WLS 2225 +28 = 7 +17 - 4 +19 - 1 =12 4.0 /7 2265
11 May, Frank WLS WLS 2146 - 7 +28 = 5 -16 =22 +26 +24 4.0 /7 2152
12 Blackburn, Jonathan LB WLS 2165 +23 - 1 =27 +26 - 7 +20 =10 4.0 /7 2146
13 James, David f WLS 2258 +31 + 4 - 9 - 3 -14 +27 +22 4.0 /7 2173
14 Spice, Alan WLS 2161 - 4 +24 - 3 +31 +13 - 8 +21 4.0 /7 2230
15 White, Michael ENG 2068 =by - 2 -16 +32 +18 +19 = 7 4.0 /7 2193
16 White, Ian Graham WLS 2018 -17 =31 +15 +11 = 8 - 6 =20 3.5 /7 2150
17 Zeidler, Sven P WLS 2233 +16 =25 -10 -20 +29 =21 =18 3.5 /7 2095
18 Roberts, David Llewelyn ENG 2139 =by -26 =22 +23 -15 +28 =17 3.5 /7 1994
19 Trevelyan, John WLS 2145 = 2 +20 = 6 = 8 -10 -15 =23 3.0 /7 2145
20 White, E Michael ENG 2028 =by -19 +24 +17 - 6 -12 =16 3.0 /7 2088
21 Morris, Gareth WLS 2137 = 6 +32 - 7 +28 - 9 =17 -14 3.0 /7 2091
22 Sully, David WLS ---- - 3 =30 =18 =25 =11 +29 -13 3.0 /7 2091
23 Ralphs,N ---- -12 =29 =32 -18 =31 +32 =19 3.0 /7 1930
24 Robinson, David WLS 2025 - 5 -14 -20 +by +31 +25 -11 3.0 /7 1977
25 Gilbert, Jonathan A WLS 2074 =by =17 - 4 =22 =26 -24 =27 2.5 /7 1982
26 Taylor, Robert Graham WLS 2010 =by +18 - 2 -12 =25 -11 =32 2.5 /7 2023
27 Cunliffe, Stephen D WLS 2029 =by - 6 =12 +30 - 5 -13 =25 2.5 /7 2058
28 Hardie, John WLS 2015 -10 -11 +by -21 +32 -18 =29 2.5 /7 1772
29 Arnold, Chris WLS 2045 - 8 =23 +32 - 5 -17 -22 =28 2.0 /7 1850
30 Douthwaite, Bryan CAN 2136 - 9 =22 =31 -27 . . . 1.0 /4 1835
31 Gwynne, D WLS 2023 -13 =16 =30 -14 -24 . . 1.0 /5 1879
32 Stuart,N ---- =by -21 -29 -15 -28 -23 =26 1.0 /7 1689
33 James, Dai WLS 2024 - 1 . . . . . . 0.0 /1
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