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Mirotvor Schwartz CHESS HISTORY on STAMPS (1970-1979)
Mirotvor Schwartz CHESS HISTORY ON STAMPS (1970-1979) This is a part of my “CHESS HISTORY ON STAMPS” thematic exhibit. It covers events that took place during the 1970s (from 1970 to 1979). Women's Hungarian Championship 1970 (postponed from 1969) (Budapest) 1.Maria Ivanka (2.Eva Karakas, 3.Zsuzsa Veroci) Hungarian Championship 1970 (Budapest) 1.Istvan Bilek (2.Istvan Polgar, 3-4.Gyula Kluger, Andras Adorjan) 1 Hungarian Student Championship 1970 1-2.Gyula Sax 2 The Match of the Century 1970 (Belgrade) USSR - Rest of the World 20½ : 19½ Board 3: Viktor Korchnoi (USSR) - Lajos Portisch (Rest of the World) 1½ : 2½ 3 European Team Championship 1970 (Kapfenberg, Austria) 2.Hungary Levente Lengyel (Hungary) Istvan Bilek (Hungary) 4 Istvan Csom (Hungary) Gyozo Forintos (Hungary) Andras Adorjan (Hungary) (1.USSR, 3.East Germany) 5 President’s Cup 1970 (Caracas) 4-6.Anatoly Karpov (USSR) (became a grandmaster) (1.Lubomir Kavalek (Czechoslovakia/USA), 2-3.Leonid Stein (USSR), Oscar Panno (Argentina)) Olympiad 1970 (Siegen, West Germany) 2.Hungary (Lajos Portisch, Levente Lengyel, Istvan Bilek, Gyozo Forintos, Istvan Csom, Zoltan Ribli) (1.USSR, 3.Yugoslavia) 6 Women's Hungarian Championship 1970 (Budapest) 1.Maria Ivanka 2.Erzebet Finta (3.Brigitta Sinka) Budapest International Tournament 1970 1.Paul Keres (USSR) 2.Laszlo Szabo (Hungary) 5-6.Lajos Portisch (Hungary), Levente Lengyel (Hungary) (3-4.Borislav Ivkov (Yugoslavia), Alexei Suetin (USSR)) 7 European U-20 Championship 1970/71 (Groningen) 1.Zoltan Ribli (Hungary) (2.Alexander Belyavsky -
25. WSCC-2015 Bericht
The winners of 25th World Senior Chess Championship 2015 http://www.fide.com/component/content/article/1-fide-news/9186-the-... The winners of 25th World Senior Chess Championship 2015 Monday, 23 November 2015 11:51 Round 11 With a quick draw against GM Evgeni Vasiukov (RUS), the leader of the tournament “Open +65” GM Vladimir Okhotnik (RUS) won the World Senior Chess Championship for the second time, after 2011 in Rijeka/Croatia. His final score was 9,5 points out of 11 rounds (8 games won, 3 draw). After big fightings on the other boards the second place went to GM Anatoly Vaisser (FRA) and the third place to GM Viktor D. Kupreichik (BLR). We saw great fights in the last round on the first four boards of the section “Open +50”: GM Predrag Nikolic (BIH) won his game against GM Keith C. Arkell (ENG) and with therefore he won the title “World Senior Chess Champion 2015” in this category. On board two GM Eduardas Rozentalis (LTU) won his game against IM Fabrizio Bellia (ITA) and so he took the silver medal, ahead of GM Georg Mohr (SLO). All these three players didn't loose any game during the whole championship. GM Carlos Garcia Palermo became best Italian player with 8 points on the fourth place. In section “Women +65” GM Nona Gaprindashvili (GEO) had yet won the tournament with her yesterday's result. In the last round she agreed to a quick draw and won tournament with 7 points out of 9 games (5 wins and 4 draws). -
Nieuwsbrief Schaakacademie Apeldoorn 112 – 28 November 2019
Nieuwsbrief Schaakacademie Apeldoorn 112 – 28 november 2019 De nieuwsbrief bevat berichten over Schaakacademie Apeldoorn en divers schaaknieuws. Redactie: Karel van Delft. Nieuwsbrieven staan op www.schaakacademieapeldoorn.nl. Mail [email protected] voor contact, nieuwstips alsook aan- en afmelden voor de nieuwsbrief. Apeldoornse pupillencompetitie in De Schakel met zes teams die les krijgen van Schaakacademie Apeldoorn. Inhoud - Nieuwsbrief Schaakacademie Apeldoorn 112 - Les- en trainingsaanbod Schaakacademie Apeldoorn - Schaakschool Het Bolwerk: ChessTempo, dobbelsteenschaak en Bill Wall - Schoolschaaklessen: Elkaar leren schaken - Eerste ronde scholencompetitie - Voorbereiden op Stappenexamens - Winstpartij in Apeldoorn en lessen van Fier - Masterclass Creativiteit GM Alexandr Fier - Schaakles senioren in Het Bolwerk: simultaan Sharwan en loperoffer Shirov - MuConsult Apeldoorn speelt Europese Club Cup - Tweede GM norm Thomas Beerdsen en GM toernooi in Israël - MuConsult Apeldoorn wint derde ronde Meesterklasse van Sas van Gent - Never too old for Chess - 7th London Chess Conference: Chess and Female Empowerment - Quote IM Merijn van Delft: ‘Sometimes it is easier to let your opponent do the thinking.’ - Divers nieuws - Trainingsmateriaal - Kalender en sites Nieuwsbrief Schaakacademie Apeldoorn 112 Deze gratis nieuwsbrief bevat berichten over Schaakacademie Apeldoorn, Apeldoorns schaaknieuws en divers schaaknieuws. Nieuws van buiten Apeldoorn betreft vooral schaakeducatieve en psychologische onderwerpen. De nieuwsbrieven staan op www.schaakacademieapeldoorn.nl. Wie zich aanmeldt als abonnee (via [email protected]) krijgt mails met een link naar de meest recente nieuwsbrief. Diverse lezers leverden een bijdrage aan deze nieuwsbrief. Tips en bijdragen zijn welkom. Er zijn nu 399 e-mail abonnees en enkele duizenden contacten via social media. Een link staat in de Facebook groep Schaakpsychologie (505 leden) en op de FB pagina van Schaakacademie Apeldoorn. -
NEWSLETTER 148 (March 18, 2014)
NEWSLETTER 148 (March 18, 2014) EICC 2014 – TITLE FOR MOTYLEV, YEREVAN GREAT HOST The 15th European Individual Chess Championship, which was dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the great Armenian chess player, the World 9th Champion Tigran Petrosian, has come to an end. The Championship started spectacularly, with a beautiful opening ceremony held on 2nd March 17, 2014, at the National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet in Yerevan/Armenia. A truly great chess atmosphere prevailed in the hall. The President of the Republic of Armenia, who doubles as the President of the Armenian Chess Federation, Serzh Sargsyan, FIDE President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, the President of the European Chess Union Silvio Danailov, a number of state officials, over 260 chess players from 27 participating countries and a great number of chess lovers were present at the ceremony. © Ecuonline.net Page 1 We witnessed many surprises in the first round already, and during the whole tournament there was a lot of excitement and many great games. Many of the players achieved norms, some of them even after 9 rounds. After 11 exciting rounds Russian Grandmaster Alexander Motylev triumphed with 9 points, with 7 wins and 4 draws. He had a lousy start, as he drew with lower rated IM Ali Marandi Cemil Can (ELO 2380) from Turkey in the first round, but he won 5 games in the row and took the lead, which eventually turned into a title. In such a strong and long open tournament, everything was „open“. That's why it was difficult to predict who will win, or who were the favorites for the title.