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INTRODUCING NEW ZE,KI-AN PC.SCOREBOOK ...the {"lltimsle PC Gorne Processor CHESS "T For a[[ IBM and Compatibles: Requires 256K & Color Graphics & DOS 2.1 or higher Registered at Post Olfice HO, Wellington as a magazine l) Chess game files include information on tourna- VOL" l4rI{o 6 DECEUBEB. I 988 ment, opponent and opening variations 2) Can be used for postal or OTB games 3 ) Allows comments on each half move 4 ) Uses Algebraic or International notation 5 ) Replays game with review of analysis 6 ) Is a useful study aid 7 ) Not copy protected Owner's name is includ- ed in source code - 8 ) Prints graphic display through DOS's graphics program 9 ) Works on hard disk or floppy systems 10)Kasparov-Karpov game files included on pro- gram disk - specify 5Y4" or 3Yz" G & W Micro-Specialties, Inc. P. O. Box l05l Bamberg, s. c. 29003 u.s.A. $34e5 S.C. Resident add 590 sales tax Check or Money Order (Orders outside U.S. add t5.00 Shipping & Handling U.S. Currency only) FIDE Pres ident F I orenc io Campomanes , - Gillian t{est of Christchurch and l NZCA Vice-Presideot Gordon Chamley NEIJ ZEALAND trHESS is pubtistled PAUL COOPER finistred joint (Februaryy bi-morrthl y Apri l; 27-37 in thc BicenEennial World NE!UId ZEALAND CHESS Jttner August r Oct,:ber atrd Junior Torrrnancnt lrcld in Adelaide Derember ) by the New in SepEemlrer-October EdiEor: Bill Cox wittr a News: Nll PeEer StuarE Zea I arrd trhess Assor i at i,rn. score of +3 -4 =6 for a score Overseas oL lfomeu's EdiEor: Vivian sui th 6/13. Ewen Greenl lJnl ess otlrerwise statedr h,:weverT The wirrner Special CorrespondeDEs : Il{ Ortvin SaraPu;NU of the torrrnanent Euil uelnichenko. tlre views expressed herein are r{as Joel Laurier (FR.q.) 2365 rrot rrectessarily those of ttre rrith 9/13 on a countback. 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    Tidskrift för Schack är officiellt organ och medlemsblad för Sveriges Schackförbund. Ägare: Sveriges Schackförbund. Kansliadress: Slottsgatan 155, 602 20 Norrköping, tel 011/10 74 20. Redaktör och ansvarig utgivare: Bo Plato, Gethornskroken 21, 28149 Hässleholm, tel 0451/128 50, telefax 0451/147 90. Prenumerationer och ekonomi: Ingemar Eriksson, Sveriges Schackförbund, Slotts- gatan 155, 602 20 Norrköping, tel 011/10 74 20 (arb), 011/724 67 (bost). SSF:s Publikationskommitté: Sthig Jonasson, Bo Plato, Ingemar Eriksson. Prenumerationer: Samtliga prenumeranter är medlemmar av Tidskrift för Schacks Kamratförbund. Prenumerationsavgiften för 2001 är för medlemmar i Sveriges Schackförbund 350:-, för övriga 400:-. Stödprenumeration 450:-. Annonspriser: Helsida 2000:-, halvsida 1200:-, kvartssida 700:-, sista sidan av om- slaget 3 000:-- Annonser i fyrfärg: Omslaget III: 1 500:-, omslaget IV: 2 500:-. För annonsörer som sysslar med schacklig verksamhet utgår 50 96 rabatt. Postgiro: 6046 34-6. All korrespondens sänds till någon av ovan angivna adresser. Tryck: Norra Skåne Offset, Hässleholm Nästa nummer beräknas utkomma i slutet av september. Ur innehållet: Evgenij Agrest kommente- ra sina bästa SM-partier, festivalen på Hasselbacken, Nordiska Mästerskapet, Poli- tiken Cup och mycket annat. Manusstopp för nr 7: 7 september, för nr 8: 5 oktober! / Å TIDSKRIFT FÖR SCHACK | NR 6 GRUNDAD 1895 JULI - AUGUSTI 2001 Linköping 2001 HE Fyra SM på 25 år — det är inte illa för ett distrikt av Östergötlands storlek. Efter Motala 1976, Linköping 1984 och Norrköping 1988 var det i år dags för Linköping igen. O Som man kunde vänta blev det ett bra arrangemang i Linköpings sporthall, där 749 star- ter noterades. Det var ett 50-tal färre än i fjol men ingen siffra att klaga på.
  • See the Teaser Edition

    See the Teaser Edition

    orthwes $3.95 N t C h e September 2021 s s Oregon Closed Championship Oregon Closed Challengers Northwest Chess On the front cover: September 2021, Volume 75-09 Issue 884 Players from the Champions Section: (L-R):Carl Haessler, ISSN Publication 0146-6941 Champion Matt Zavortink, Nick Raptis, Zoey Tang, Cory Published monthly by the Northwest Chess Board. Russel, Konner Feldman, Wilson Gibbins, and Havish Sripada. Players from the Challengers’ Section: (L-R): Ryan To see the games online in this issue click: Richardson, Lennart Bjorksten, Darrel Bourne, David Murray, https://www.nwchess.com/articles/games/published/NWC_2021_ Ryan Lu, Karl Cosner, Austin Tang, and Jason Cigan. Published_Games_cb.htm#202109 Photo credit: Mike Morris. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Office of Record: Northwest Chess c/o Orlov Chess Academy 4174 148th Ave NE, Building I, Suite M, Redmond, WA 98052-5164. On the back cover: Periodicals Postage Paid at Seattle, WA “Multiple Susans” Photo credit: Philip Peterson. USPS periodicals postage permit number (0422-390) NWC Staff Editor: Jeffrey Roland, Submissions [email protected] Games Editor: Ralph Dubisch, Submissions of games (PGN format is preferable for games), [email protected] stories, photos, art, and other original chess-related content Publisher: Duane Polich, are encouraged! Multiple submissions are acceptable; please [email protected] indicate if material is non-exclusive. All submissions are Business Manager: Eric Holcomb, subject to editing or revision. Send via U.S. Mail to: [email protected] Jeffrey Roland, NWC Editor Board Representatives 1514 S. Longmont Ave. Aniruddha Barua, Eric Holcomb, Boise, Idaho 83706-3732 Alex Machin, Duane Polich, Ralph Dubisch, or via e-mail to: Jeffrey Roland, Josh Sinanan, Wilson Gibbins.
  • Amir Bagheri... La Bonne Surprise !

    Amir Bagheri... La Bonne Surprise !

    Amir Bagheri... La bonne surprise ! National : Andreï Sokolov : Une victoire qui fait du bien ! National féminin : N. Benmesbah joue et gagne n° 3 EDITO par Bachar KOUATLY, Directeur de publication d’Europe-Echecs l y a 411 ans, Henri IV était sacré Roi de France à Chartres. Le jeu des rois dans une ville Iroyale, des conditions optimales pour tous, c’est cela une grande fête du jeu d’échecs. Quand le député-maire de Chartres, Jean-Pierre Gorges, passionné réel du jeu d’échecs et stratège dans sa belle ville, décide d’accueillir, il s’en donne les moyens pour le plus grand plaisir des participants. Le professionnalisme de l’organisateur et la bonne humeur ambiante qui règne me comble de joie. Quand le monde des échecs est réuni de telle manière, il est capable d’offrir à tous ses afficionados un spectacle de qualité. Le National et le National féminin nous offre déjà de belles joutes. Maxime-Vachier-Lagrave démarre le tournoi avec 2,5 points sur 3. Son titre de Grand-Maître qui sera décerné la semai- ne prochaine à Dresde (Allemagne) coïncidera-t-il avec une surprise de taille lors du cham- pionnat de France ? Enfin, il ne faut pas oublier de remercier tous les partenaires car il est important d’avoir l’esprit que sans eux il n’aurait pas été possible d’offrir le même confort à tous, d’inviter le légendaire Karpov, et de commencer à vous faire découvrir ou redécouvrir ceux qui ont mar- qué l’histoire des championnats de France depuis 1914.