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Surrey County Chess Association 2009 Yearbook SURREY GRADING LIST and BYE LAWS APPLICABLE TO ALL COMPETITIONS Surrey County Chess Association. A Company Limited by Guarantee and not having Share Capital and registered in England and Wales. Registration Number: 5602632. Registered office: 38 Glebe Road Ashtead Surrey KT21 2NT Surrey County Chess Association Registered in England and Wales under The Companies Acts 1985 to 1989 as a Company Limited By Guarantee And Not Having A Share Capital Registered Number 5602632 incorporating the former Surrey County Chess Association established 1883 This PDF version of the 2009 Yearbook is best viewed as a two-page spread in Adobe Reader. Click View\Page Layout\ Facing To avoid confusion page numbers start at ‘3’ Surrey County Chess Association 2009 www.scca.co.uk CONTENTS Editor’s Notes 2 Affiliated Clubs 3 Individual Tournaments – 2008 18 32nd Surrey Chess Congress 19 Inter-Club Competitions 20 Croydon & District Chess League 24 SCCU County Matches 26 Individual Tournaments – 2009 28 Briant Poulter League 31 Surrey Youth Team 33 Role and Duties of Match Captains - SCCA 35 Board of Directors and Appointed Officers 38 Grades for Surrey Players 2009 43 Key to Grading List 75 Correspondence Chess 76 Memorandum & Articles 77 Bye Laws Applicable To All Competitions 92 Bye Laws Applicable To Club Competitions 94 Bye Laws as to Trophies and other prizes 102 Best Games 105 3 Editor’s Notes The 2009 edition of the SCCA Yearbook is my fifth and, this year, I have indulgently taken more advantage of comb binding to give more space to Affiliated Clubs and the Grading List. Where some Clubs Details need a full page I have given it; alternatively if a Club would otherwise have been split between two pages I have placed the entry on the next page. In the Grading List long names are allocated two lines. I hope you will agree Clubs’ Details are better presented in this way. After all our Clubs are the backbone of the Association; they also fund it. Talking of funding, my indulgence may take the take this edition over budget, but the Association is in a healthy financial state and I trust our Treasurer will allow it. Our President remarked at a meeting that the number of this year’s Challenge Cup entries was very low. Let’s address this by suggesting each Club’s Open Champion be strongly encouraged to enter. It’s unfortunate in chess that results are largely a forgone conclusion according to players’ grades and it’s likely this discourages too many players. (The late Simon Webb’s amusing Chess for Tigers contained some useful information for players facing instant death!). I do hope the Board and Clubs will give my suggestion serious thought. Editors complain every year of time pressure but Brian Skinner saved me many hours of work applying his expertise to the grading list. Indeed I’d already announced “this would be the last one” but my happier experience this year may persuade me to produce just one more. Charles Cronin and Mike Laker willingly assisted with their in- valuable patient proof-checking. Fred Popplewell 4 Affiliated Clubs Ashtead Est 1946 Tuesday Ralli Room, Peace Memorial Hall, Woodfield Lane Ashtead KT21 2BE Sept—July Juniors: 6.15pm Main: 7.30pm President: Richard W Jones [email protected] 01372 813487 38 Glebe Road Ashtead KT21 2NT Treasurer: Richard W Jones Secretary: Daniel B Rosen [email protected] h 01372 728740 07736 387651 20 Danehurst Ct Alexandra Rd Epsom KT17 4BY 1st team: Daniel B Rosen Alexander 2nd team: Adrian Waldock [email protected] 07973 325146 Lauder David Shepherd [email protected] 743162 3rd team: Hugh Wylie [email protected] 01372 812737 07973 325146 4th team: Richard Pibworth [email protected] 07918 697889 Fred Manning: Mike Bolan 01372 842453 7 Broom Hall, Oxshott KT22 0JZ website: www.ashteadchessclub.org 5 Battersea Est 1885 Monday Balham Bowls Club Pub, Ramsden Road, Balham SW12 8QX Chairman: Alan Palmer [email protected] 020 7480 5455 07330 973256 130 Kennet Street, London E1W 2JJ Secretary: Paul Stokes [email protected] 020 8785 6782 55 Lockyer House The Platt SW15 1EE Treasurer: Charles Cronin [email protected] 020 7228 6325 07931 979844 109 Broomwood Road London SW11 6JT 1st team: (Beaumont & Alexander) until 31 December 2009 Daniel Staples [email protected] 07766 330389 from 1 January 2010 Bill Drennan [email protected] 020 8673 9658 07784 261329 website: www.batterseachessclub.org.uk Castles Chess Club Wednesday Whyteleafe School Whyteleafe Hill Whyteleafe CR3 0AA meets in Dining Hall – term times only Juniors Club 6.30pm – 7.30pm, Senior Club 7.30pm onwards Chairman: Neill Cooper [email protected] 01883 624051 104 Westhall Road Warlingham CR6 9HD Secretary: Graham Knott Treasurer: Len Heal Captains: Alexander & Ellam: Neill Cooper Lauder: Martin Bibby [email protected] 01883 345045 website: www.cchess.org.uk 6 CCF Monday 84/90 Chipstead Valley Road Coulsdon, CR5 3BA Juniors: 4.30 — 6.45pm Main: — 7.30pm Other nights as necessary Tel: 020 8645 0302 Fax: 020 8645 0412 e-mail: [email protected] Centre Manager: Rev Howard Curtis [email protected] 020 8645 0302 Activities Coordinator: Scott Freeman [email protected] 020 8645 0302 Club Captain: David Howes [email protected] 1st team, Alexander: David Howes 020 8657 2895 2nd team Simon Wrigley [email protected] 01273 303597 website: www.ccfworld.com/Chess 7 Crystal Palace & Croydon Est 1964 Monday St Philip’s Church Hall, Coombe Road, Upper Sydenham, SE26 6QW Secretary: David Hodgson [email protected] 020 8663 2553 10 Kings Court Kelsey Park Ave Beckenham BR3 6TT Treasurer: Dr JM O’Neill 07890 946141 Blew House Dulwich Common SE21 7LG Surrey T: Graham Keane [email protected] 020 8654 1457 Ellam T: David Hodgson Minor T: Martin Dale [email protected] 020 8299 0447 website: www.crystalpalacechess.org.uk 8 Dorking Thursday Church Room, Dorking United Reformed Church, 53 West Street, Dorking, RH4 1BS President & Secretary: Peter Lawrence [email protected] 01306 881086 46 Tollgate Road Dorking RH4 2PW Treasurer: Brian Skinner [email protected] 01306 882827 Sarnia Ridgeway Road Dorking RH4 3AT Captains: Centenary & EWMT Peter Lawrence Minor: Steve Todd [email protected] 01306 881949 Riffhams, Deepdene Avenue Road Dorking RH4 1ST Fred Manning: John Trubshaw [email protected] 01306 882175 Hamar, Martineau Drive Dorking RH4 2PN website: www.brisk.demon.co.uk/dcc/ 9 Guildford Est 1896 Monday The Guildford Institute, Ward Street, Guildford, GU1 4LH (some Thursdays) President: Phil Stimpson 01483 208456 Winkworth Hill Hascombe GU8 4AE Secretary: Mike Adams [email protected] 01483 233324 07929 242673 10 New House Farm Lane Wood St Village Guildford GU3 3DD Treasurer: Mike Morgan [email protected] 01428 656185 15 Marley Coombe Rd Haslemere GU27 3SN 1st team & Alexander: Trevor Jones [email protected] 01483 565319 67 Guildford Park Ave Guildford GU2 7NH 2nd team: Malcolm Twigger-Ross 01483 502988 [email protected] 3 Cranley Road Guildford GU1 2EH 3rd team & EWMT: Mike Gunn [email protected] 01483 571553 07739 518392 website: www.guildfordchess.fsnet.co.uk 10 Kingston & Thames Valley Est 1875 Monday Friends Meeting House, 78 Eden Street Kingston Upon Thames, KT1 1DJ President: Ken Inwood Life Vice President: Bill Waterton Chairman: John Foley [email protected] 07850 045805 Secretary: Nick Grey [email protected] 07726 924861 156 Dunston Road SW11 5YB 020 7228 7123 Treasurer: Ken Inwood 01932 229547 1st team & Alexander: John Foley see above 2nd team: Chris Clegg 020 8390 2845 3 Aragon Ct Catherine Road Surbiton KT6 4HD website: www.kingstonchess.org.uk/ Morley College Friday Morley College, 61 Westminster Bridge Road, Waterloo, SE1 7HT Term times only Secretary: AW Watts 12 Drummer Lodge Kinloch St N7 7LJ 020 7609 2016 Treasurer: PA Carlucci 020 7828 1807 Flat G10 Peabody Estate Vauxhall Bridge Rd SW1Q 1TQ 11 Redhill & District Est 1892 Monday (and some Wednesdays) Redhill Methodist Church, Gloucester Road, Redhill, RH1 1BP in the Earlswood Room (Upstairs) 7.30pm — 10.30pm Access for disabled via slope to main door and lift Chairman: Kevin Thurlow [email protected] 01737 765706 68 Carlton Road Redhill RH1 2DD Secretary: M.C.Harris [email protected] 01293 886328 07931 188474 Treasurer: Paul Dunican [email protected] 01306 730289 1st team & Alexander: Chris Howell [email protected] 01737 780899 2nd team: M.C.Harris 3rd team: Richard Barrett [email protected] 01737 271587 4th team: Ian Bodsworth [email protected] 01737 246617 website: http://chess.consolidata.co.uk/redhillchess/ Richmond & Twickenham Thursday Christchurch Hall, Station Road, Teddington (from 7.30 pm) Secretary: Richard Thursby [email protected] 07905 932592 Treasurer: Jonathan Eckert [email protected] 020 8943 1331 07872 963896 54 Admiralty Way, Teddington, TW11 0NL Captain: tba – contact Jonathan Eckert website: www.randtchessclub.co.uk 12 South Norwood Est 1881 Thursday Small Hall, West Thornton Community Centre, London Road Thornton Heath, CR7 6AU September—July 7.15 – 11.00pm President: H Martin Cath 020 8660 6252 6 Northwood Avenue Purley CR8 2EP Secretary: KR Chamberlain [email protected] 020 8657 6792 46 Brian Avenue, Sanderstead CR2 9NE Treasurer: Martin Cath Ellam : David Howes [email protected] 020 8657 2895 Minor: Les Denford [email protected] 020 8689 2023 Lauder:
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    THE INCENTIVE FM SURREY KO COMPETITION R U L E S 2015/2016 1. The competitions shall be called the “Incentive FM Surrey Cup”, “Incentive FM Surrey Trophy”, “Incentive FM Surrey Shield”, “Incentive FM Surrey Bowl” (hereafter referred to as the “Competition”). 2. The Competition shall take the form of “knockout” matches played under the Laws of Rugby Union Football. 3. The Competition shall be administered by the Surrey County RFU Competitions Sub-Committee (hereafter referred to as the “Sub-Committee”) who shall be the sole adjudicators in cases of dispute. 4. In 2015/16 the ‘Competition Secretary’ is Malcolm Beech, 11 Nutcroft Grove, Fetcham, Surrey KT22 9LA, [email protected], 07960 019129. 5. Eligibility of Players A Club in a Competition match may play, or select as a replacement, only players who hold on the date of the match effective registration for that Club in accordance with the RFU Registration of Players Regulations in force at the time of the match. However as an exception a Club may select up to 2 players who are not registered with that Club, and not registered with any other club, as long as those players participate in only one match in the Competition unless they then become registered. Any club not in the RFU leagues may only select players who are members of that club and not registered with any RFU club. Any Club may apply to the Competition Secretary to vary this rule if they give good reason to do so; the Competition Secretary may then give dispensation to vary this rule at his complete discretion.