THE I.C.C.D. BULLETIN

"MITTEILUNGSBLATT"

Number 141, May 2013

The Official Publication of the International Committee of the Deaf Editor: Rafael Pinchas Email address: [email protected] www.webalice.it/michess/iccd.htm

Vladimir Klasan of , the new ICCD World Individual Champion at the Medal Awards Ceremony held on October 6, 2012 in Almaty,

Table of Contents

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Editor's Message 3

ICCD Board Officials 4

Chess at Deaflympic Games Program? 7

Final Results of the 15th ICSC World Individual Deaf Chess 8 Championships 2012

Thank You, Dr. Minna Svane! 30

Football Match: ICCD vs. Kazakhstan 32

National Championship Results 33

Jordan vs. Chess Match 51

They Departed Us 52

ICCD- FIDE-Rosneft Questionnaire 54

Upcoming Events 55

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EDITOR'S MESSAGE

Encouraging developments in our ICCD family have been happening lately.

Final preparations are underway for the 21st edition of the European Club Team Chess Cup, which is set to open on June 13, 2013 at Kaunas, . To our much happiness, so far, a record number of team entries – 23 – have registered for the event: 13 teams will vie for the top honors in the Main division, while 10 – in the Open Tournament.

For details of this upcoming event, please visit http://www.webalice.it/michess/Kaunas2013/european13.htm

The organization of next year's major quadrennial competition – the 17th Deaf – has finally been secured by the Croatian Deaf Sport Association, which has along with the H4 Chess Club agreed to host the event in Opatija. Our Vice President, Mr. Phillip Gardner, is scheduled to make a three-day on-site inspection trip to Opatija, the proposed venue of the event, this coming May 17-20, 2013. The Croatian organizers have also proposed to stage the event during the period of June 9-19, 2014.

Elsewhere in this Bulletin pages you will find the results of National Championships from 14 different countries. However, this is inadequate because it is a known fact that as of now the ICCD has an aggregate of 36 nation-members. Therefore, the ICCD would still very much like to receive results from other countries ( we believe these "missing" countries do organize their own chess championships or other tournaments but they do simply fail or are neglectful to send out their respective results to the Office of the ICCD Secretary General for the purposes of its Bulletin publication as well as information exchange among us ).

Also in this Bulletin page 31 please note a special questionnaire form – CHESS IN SCHOOLS PROJECT – which we are requesting you to file out and then email it out to the ICCD Secretary General. This is an important document, in which the ICCD hopes, upon its data gathering, to learn as to how many deaf and hard of hearing children in their respective country's schools practice and play the game of chess. The main aim of this data gathering is to submit a request to the FIDE and/or ROSNEFT Company in order to possibly obtain funding in the near future.

In the meantime, the ICCD wishes the Lithuanian Deaf Sports Committee ( L.K.S.K. ) organizers much success in arranging the 21st European Club Team Chess Cup at Kaunas next month. Page 3

THE INTERNATIONAL CHESS COMMITTEE OF THE DEAF

BOARD OF OFFICIALS 2011-2014

I.C.C.D. President Mr. Michele Visco () Via Nomentana, 299, I - 00162 Roma RM, Italy E-mail: [email protected]

I.C.C.D. Vice-President Mr. Phillip Gardner () 13 Broadwater Dale, Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire, SG6 3HQ, England E-mail: [email protected]

I.C.C.D. Secretary-General Mr. Rafael Pinchas () 7/60 Rehov Zafrir Or Yehuda 60501 Israel E-mail: [email protected]

I.C.C.D. Treasurer Mr. Michael Freund (England) 94 Cheyneys Avenue, Canons Park, Edgware, Middlesex, HA8 6SE, England E-mail: [email protected]

I.C.C.D. Board Member (1): Mr. Krzysztof Michalczuk () Ul. Stodolna 20/46, 21-400 Lukow, Poland E-Mail: [email protected]

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I.C.C.D. Board Member (2): Mr. Pavel Parfenov () C/Bilbao, 47, 3B, 04007, Almeria E-mail: [email protected]

I.C.C.D. Honorary Presidents

Mr. Anthony Boyce (England) Mr. Gerrit Westerveld () 49 Whitton Close, Willy Brandtlaan 74, West Bessacarr, NL – 6716 RL Ede, Doncaster DN4 7RB, Netherlands England Fax: +31 31 8698205 E-mail: [email protected]

Mr. Gabor Vida () Szegedi ut. 8 IV. 16, 1139 Budapest, Hungary Fax: +36 1 2394899 E.mail: [email protected]

The Society of Friends of the I.C.C.D.

Mr. Anthony Boyce (England) (address as above) Mr. Michele Visco (Italy) [email protected] Mr. Gerrit Westerveld (Netherlands) [email protected]

I.C.C.D. Archives Mr. Anthony Boyce (England) Commission Members (address as above)

Mr. Luciano Baiocco (Italy) E-mail: [email protected]

Mr. Jaroslav Schmid () E-mail: [email protected]

www.ac-icsc.org/index.html

I.C.C.D. Bulletin Editor Mr. Rafael Pinchas (Israel) E-mail: [email protected]

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Official address for all correspondence:

Mr. Rafael Pinchas, I.C.C.D. Secretary-General 7/60 Rehov Zafrir Or Yehuda 60501 Israel E-mail: [email protected]

You may visit the I.C.C.D. Website on-line and view its pages via

www.webalice.it/michess/iccd.htm

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I.C.C.D. Information

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CHESS AT DEAFLYMPIC GAMES PROGRAM?

The 44th Congress of the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf ( ICSD ) will take place during the days of 23-25 July 2013 at Sofia, . At the Congress, there will, among the other things, be heard a Motion to Include Chess into the Program of the Winter Deaflympics ( this Motion was submitted to the ICSD by the Croatian Deaf Sport Association ).

Here are explanation and arguments why this Motion shall be accepted by the Congress:

The International Chess Committee of the Deaf ( ICCD ), formerly known as the ICSC, was founded in 1949. Historically, the ICCD has been having a very strong connection and relationship with the ICSD and Deaflympic movement before and now because: a) the ICCD was founded during the days of the Summer Deaflympics held in Copenhagen, , in August of 1949; b) Mr. Leenert Gabriel Dronckers of the Netherlands was both ICSD Vice President and ICCD President-founder; c) chess as a demonstration, non-medal event twice was on the program of Winter Deaflympics in Oslo, , in 1953 and Oberammergau, , in 1955; d) many prominent Deaflympics athletes are also good chess players, some of them are former gold medal winners of the Deaflympics - Pal Lowenstein ( table tennis, Hungary, 1957-1973 ), Marijo Lusic ( handball, Yugoslavia and , 1985-2005 ), Maxim Rozhkov ( athletics, triple jump, Kazakhstan, 1997 ), Ranjini Ramanjam ( badminton, , 1997 ); e) many office holders of the national chess organizations-affiliated members of the ICCD in different countries are also leaders of their national sports organizations - affiliated nation-members of the ICSD. Although the ICCD is now having 36 countries as its affiliated members, in fact, worldwide, according to the ICCD's statistics, there are more than 70 nations in all regions of the world: , , Africa, and America, which have deaf chess adults and children playing and practicing the ancient game of chess. Between 1956 and 2012 the ICCD had successfully organized 15 different World Individual Championships; the last one was held in 2012 in the region of Asia - Kazakhstan; it had a record number of 162 participating chess players coming from 27 different countries of Europe and Asia, which means that these statistics easily and fully meet the requirements of the Deaflympics Games Regulations Rule 8.

In addition, the game of chess is being recognized as a sports by the IOC since 1999. Moreover, the recent World University Games, the Asian Games and the Pan American Games - all for the hearing people, for example, had on their programs the sports of chess as a full medal event. The IOC and Paralympics are now considering to include chess into the program of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, respectively.

Once chess will be included in our Winter Deaflympics, it may get more funding from the FIDE and other organizations. The ICSD will too benefit a great deal, including the Winter Games program expansion and increased number of participating athletes/countries. The ICCD will also be prepared to become an associate member of the ICSD family like DIBF.

For the reasons stated above, it is strongly recommended to all the 44th ICSD Congress delegates to approve the acceptance of the game of chess as a full medal sports event into the program of the Deaf Winter Deaflympics Games starting in 2015. Page 7

Final Results

15th ICSC World Men's Individual Championships Almaty, Kazakhstan, 27.09-07.10.2012 Ranking after round: 11

Nr Pno ID Title Name Rating Fed Sco TPR RC W W-WE M/F Birthday SB 1 5 934054 Klasan, Vladimir 2342 SRB 8,5 2406 2240 6,5 0,93 M 06-07-1983 52,00 2 7 14201038 Anarkulov, Alisher 2221 UZB 8 2378 2229 7 2,09 M 23-09-1968 50,50 3 4 2904276 IM Georgiev Veselin 2358 BUL 8 2380 2205 8 0.58 M 04-03-1975 49,50 4 2 14500248 GM Klaric, Zlatko 2418 CRO 8 2385 2236 7 -0,15 M 24-10-1956 51,00 5 1 2800020 GM Gruenfeld, Yehuda 2422 ISR 7 2295 2223 6 -1,34 M 28-02-1956 47,00 6 8 704946 FM Frink, Ferenc 2194 HUN 7 2204 2204 4 0,1 M 02-03-1951 43,75 7 3 300853 IM Orsag, Milan 2405 CZE 6,5 2284 2248 5,5 -1,42 M 08-01-1964 38,00 8 13 2029081 Janchivnyambuu, Enkhbayar 2012 MGL 6 2146 2248 2,5 0,95 M 26-04-1973 34,25 9 9 14115204 Reutov, Andreii 2164 UKR 6 2123 2210 3 -0 M 17-02-1973 32,75 10 16 12805165 Jankunas, Thomas 1995 LTU 6 2122 2280 2 0,83 M 01-12-1992 30,00 11 14 14201828 FM Zaynidinov, Sirojiddin 2010 UZB 6 2143 2193 3 1 M 07-07-1990 27,75 12 23 Kudrashou Siarhei 0 BLR 5,5 2060 2096 4,5 2060 M 15-08-1956 26,75 13 6 14502593 Bozinovic, Bogdan 2246 CRO 5,5 2084 2164 3,5 -1,91 M 31-12-1958 26,50 14 11 1120506 Strzelecki, Jerzy 2074 POL 5,5 2063 2120 2,5 -0 M 08-03-1956 27,75 15 12 313076 Schmid, Jaroslav 2052 CZE 5,5 1981 2221 1 -0,46 M 25-04-1946 27,25 16 15 410551 Martin, Lewis 1996 ENG 5,5 2190 2190 3,5 1,63 M 04-09-1991 25,75 17 22 13801554 Kim, Eduard 0 KGZ 5,5 2037 2087 3 2037 M 23-01-1960 26,00 18 26 Nurymov, Berik 0 KAZ 5,5 1876 2034 2 1876 M 17-11-1963 22,00 19 10 4114671 Pogoskin, Roman 2141 RUS 5,5 1935 2007 2 -1,32 M 08-09-1981 18,75 20 25 2905043 Ninov, Nikolay 0 BUL 5 1944 2085 2,5 1944 M 30-05-1982 22,50 21 18 14910977 Frajka, Peter 1833 SVK 5 1858 2051 1 0,03 M 21-10-1965 15,00 22 21 13903985 Budurean, Victor 0 MDA 4,5 1692 2058 0,5 1692 M 17-03-1979 13,25 23 27 13708716 Perneyev, Meyrman 0 KAZ 4,5 1783 2023 1 1783 M 07-09-1977 14,00 24 19 Tadevosyan, Narek 0 ARM 4 1782 2022 1 1782 M 04-03-1982 11,00 25 20 1706845 Borg, Peter 0 SWE 3,5 1868 2017 1,5 1868 M 26-12-1960 11,50 26 17 1317261 Wagner, Peter 1868 SUI 3,5 1329 2064 0 -0,83 M 09-02-1958 10,50 27 24 13404563 Muradov, Asgar 0 AZE 3 1788 2028 1 1788 M 26-08-1986 8,50 28 28 Towler, Mark 0 SCO 0 1235 1970 0 1235 M 25-04-1987 0,00 Chief Arbiter Skurygin, Anton (Kazakhstan), FIDE Arbiter ICSC President Visco, Michele

Individual Swiss Tournaments where not all the ratings are consistent : a) Direct Encounter b) The greater number of wins c) The Greater number of games with Black (unplayed games shall be counted as played with White) d) Buchholz Cut 1 e) Buchholz f) Sonneborn-Berger a) Direct Encounter If all the tied players have met each other, the sum of points from these encounters is used. The player with the highest score is ranked number 1 and so on. If some but not all have played each other, the player with a score that could not be equalled by any other player (if all such games had been played) is ranked number 1 and so on. c) Number of Games played with the Black Pieces The greater number of games played with the black pieces (unplayed games shall be counted as played with the white pieces). e) Buchholz System The Buchholz System is the sum of the scores of each of the opponents of a player. (b1) The Median Buchholz is the Buchholz reduced by the highest and the lowest scores of the opponents. (b2) The Median Buchholz 2 is the Buchholz score reduced by the two highest and the two lowest scores of the opponents. (b3) The Buchholz Cut 1 is the Buchholz score reduced by the lowest score of the opponents.

(b4) The Buchholz Cut 2 is the Buchholz score reduced by the two lowest scores of the opponents. f) Sonneborn-Berger System (f1) Sonneborn-Berger for Individual Tournaments is the sum of the scores of the opponents a player has defeated and half the scores of the players with whom he has drawn. (f2) Sonneborn-Berger for Team Tournaments is the sum of the products of the scores made by each opposing team and the score made against that team.

Rating results

Klasan Vladimir, Serbia

Competition hall 5th ICSC World Ladies Individual Championships

Almaty, Kazakhstan, 27.09-07.10.2012 Ranking after round: 9

Nr Pno ID Title Name Rating Fed Sco TPR RC W W-WEM/F Birthday SB 1 1 14100754 WIM Baklanova, Tatyana 2200 UKR 7,5 2210 1980 5,5 0,1 F 27-10-1972 38,25 2 2 24109622 WIM Gerasimova, Olga 2087 RUS 6,5 2082 1980 4,5 7 F 23-03-1968 30,75 3 7 14124530 Myronenko, Natalya 1891 UKR 6,5 2123 1982 5,5 2,41 F 02-03-1984 34,50 4 3 24622788 WCM Mucha, Annegret 2023 GER 5,5 1999 1999 3,5 -0,23 F 12-04-1990 23,25 5 5 24132535 WFM Botalova, Yulia 2016 RUS 5,5 1852 2001 1,5 -1 F 15-04-1986 16,00 6 6 4183150 Nazarova, Olga 1972 ITA 5 1831 1956 2 -1 F 17-02-1966 14,25 7 4 309931 WFM Ryvova, Anna 2019 CZE 5 1852 2001 1,5 -1 F 17-01-1970 17,25 8 8 14122103 Gonchar, Svitlana 1805 UKR 5 1923 1973 3 0,95 F 26-04-1966 20,00 9 14 Mikhalionak, Alena 0 BLR 4,5 1620 1986 0,5 1620 F 12-09-1978 9,75 10 9 12801011 Marcinkeviciene, Egle 1732 LTU 4,5 1745 1938 1 0 F 21-04-1966 12,50 11 10 Abdrammanova, Aslima 0 KAZ 3 1772 2012 1 1772 F 14-04-1970 6,50 12 13 1190040 Krzyszkowiak, Bozena 0 POL 2,5 1543 1909 0,5 1543 F 30-04-1958 6,50 13 12 14203936 Juraeva, Azizakhon 0 UZB 1 1217 1952 0 1217 F 15-10-1970 1,00 14 11 Afandiyeva, Lana 0 AZE 1 1174 1909 0 1174 F 14-11-1992 2,50

Chief Arbiter Skurygin, Anton (Kazakhstan), FIDE Arbiter ICSC President Visco, Michele

Individual Swiss Tournaments where not all the ratings are consistent : a) Direct Encounter b) The greater number of wins c) The Greater number of games with Black (unplayed games shall be counted as played with White) d) Buchholz Cut 1 e) Buchholz f) Sonneborn-Berger a) Direct Encounter If all the tied players have met each other, the sum of points from these encounters is used. The player with the highest score is ranked number 1 and so on. If some but not all have played each other, the player with a score that could not be equalled by any other player (if all such games had been played) is ranked number 1 and so on. c) Number of Games played with the Black Pieces The greater number of games played with the black pieces (unplayed games shall be counted as played with the white pieces). e) Buchholz System The Buchholz System is the sum of the scores of each of the opponents of a player. (b1) The Median Buchholz is the Buchholz reduced by the highest and the lowest scores of the opponents. (b2) The Median Buchholz 2 is the Buchholz score reduced by the two highest and the two lowest scores of the opponents. (b3) The Buchholz Cut 1 is the Buchholz score reduced by the lowest score of the opponents. (b4) The Buchholz Cut 2 is the Buchholz score reduced by the two lowest scores of the opponents. f) Sonneborn-Berger System (f1) Sonneborn-Berger for Individual Tournaments is the sum of the scores of the opponents a player has defeated and half the scores of the players with whom he has drawn. (f2) Sonneborn-Berger for Team Tournaments is the sum of the products of the scores made by each opposing team and the score made against that team.

Rating results

2. Gerasimova Olga (Russia) - 1. Baklanova Tatyana () - 3. Mironenko Natalya (Ukraine)

Baklanova Tetyana, Ukraine 3rd ICSC World Individual Juniors Championships (Boys-19)

Almaty, Kazakhstan, 27.09-07.10.2012

Nr Players ID ELO FED 1 2345 6 7 Points Place 1 Korobkin, Denis KAZ 0 0 0 0 0 = 0,5 7 2 Filippskikh, Oleksii UKR 1 0 = = 0 1 3 4 3 Varvaglione, Antonio 854530 2052 ITA 1 1 0 1 1 1 5 2 4 Lapaj, Mateusz 1170805 2035 POL 1 = 1 1 1 1 5,5 1 5 Mamarajabov, Sardorbek 14204746 UZB 1 = 0 0 0 0 1,5 6 6 Petrenko, Mikhail 34104230 1651 RUS 1 1 0 0 1 0 3 3 * 7 Pozdnyakov, Oleksii UKR = 0001 1 2,5 5

* direct encounter

Chief Arbiter , Skurygin, Anton (Kazakhstan), FIDE Arbiter ICSC President, Visco, Michele

Individual Swiss Round-Robin Tournaments:

a) Direct Encounter b) The greater number of wins c) Sonneborn-Berger d) Koya System

a) Direct Encounter If all the tied players have met each other, the sum of points from these encounters is used. The player with the highest score is ranked number 1 and so on. If some but not all have played each other, the player with a score that could not be equalled by any other player (if all such games had been played) is ranked number 1 and so on.

c) Sonneborn-Berger (f1) Sonneborn-Berger for Individual Tournaments is the sum of the scores of the opponents a player has defeated and half the scores of the players with whom he has drawn. (f2) Sonneborn-Berger for Team Tournaments is the sum of the products of the scores made by each opposing team and the score made against that team.

d) Koya System This is the number of points achieved against all opponents who have achieved 50% or more. (d1) The Koya System Extended The Koya system may be extended, step by step, to include score groups with less than 50%, or reduced, step by step, to exclude players who scored 50% and then higher scores.

Lapaj Mateusz, Poland

2. Varvaglione Antonio (Italy) - 1. Lapaj Mateusz (Poland) - 3. Petrenko Mikhail (Russia) 3rd ICSC World Individual Juniors Championships (Girls-19)

Almaty, Kazakhstan, 27.09-07.10.2012

Nr Players ID ELO FED 1 2 3 4 5 6 Points Place 1 Aliyeva, Sabina AZE 00 0= 11 00 00 2,5 5 2 Alieva, Viktoria 24133361 1449 RUS 11 1= 11 1= 11 9 1 3 Lyanguzova, Alina UKR 1= 0= 01 1= 1= 6 2 4 Muratova, Ayzhan KAZ 00 00 10 00 01 2 6 5 Nikulshina, Yulia RUS 11 0= 0= 11 =0 5,5 3 6 Spilek, Kristina 14532832 CRO 11 00 0= 10 =1 5 4

Chief Arbiter , Skurygin, Anton (Kazakhstan), FIDE Arbiter ICSC President, Visco, Michele

Individual Swiss Round-Robin Tournaments:

a) Direct Encounter b) The greater number of wins c) Sonneborn-Berger d) Koya System

a) Direct Encounter If all the tied players have met each other, the sum of points from these encounters is used. The player with the highest score is ranked number 1 and so on. If some but not all have played each other, the player with a score that could not be equalled by any other player (if all such games had been played) is ranked number 1 and so on.

c) Sonneborn-Berger (f1) Sonneborn-Berger for Individual Tournaments is the sum of the scores of the opponents a player has defeated and half the scores of the players with whom he has drawn. (f2) Sonneborn-Berger for Team Tournaments is the sum of the products of the scores made by each opposing team and the score made against that team.

d) Koya System This is the number of points achieved against all opponents who have achieved 50% or more. (d1) The Koya System Extended The Koya system may be extended, step by step, to include score groups with less than 50%, or reduced, step by step, to exclude players who scored 50% and then higher scores.

Alieva Viktoria, Russia

2. Lyanguzova Alina (Ukraine) - 1. Alieva Viktoria (Russia) - 3. Nikulshina Yulia (Russia) 2nd ICSC World Individual Deaf-Blind Championships

Almaty, Kazakhstan, 27.09-07.10.2012

Nr Players ID ELO FED 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Points Place 1 Slepsov, Aleksandr 13404547 2061 AZE 1 + = 1 1 0 1 1 1 = 8 1 (Hajiyev,Akif) 2 Masterson, Desmond ENG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 10

3 Alimkhanov, Abdurashid 13705792 KAZ - 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 = 6,5 5 (Alimkhanov, Rustam) 4 Zuev, Yurey UKR = 1 0 1 = 1 0 1 1 1 7 3 * (Kovalenko, Volodymyr) 5 Chojnowski, Marcin 1121456 2101 POL 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 7 4 (Wojciedi, Arczewski) 6 Hornik, Bronislaw 1123955 1882 POL 0 1 1 = 0 0 0 1 1 1 5,5 6 (Wieckowski, Bozena) 7 Puda, Dusan 14528525 CRO 1 1 0 0 0 1 = = 1 0 5 7 (Stjepan Spilek) 8 Kabyzhanov, Bolat 13705822 2079 KAZ 0 1 0 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 7,5 2 (Pitjko, Nadezhada) 9 Neustroeyev, Igor KAZ 0 1 0 0 0 0 = 0 1 1 3,5 9 (Bolotova,Svitlana) 10 Mushyiov, Zeev ISR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 (Mushyiov,Esther) 11 Burmistrov, Alexander 4117646 1768 RUS = 1 = 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 8

* direct encounter

Chief Arbiter, Skurygin, Anton (Kazakhstan), FIDE Arbiter ICSC President, Visco, Michele

Individual Swiss Round-Robin Toyurnaments:

a) Direct Encounter b) The greater number of wins c) Sonneborn-Berger d) Koya System

a) Direct Encounter If all the tied players have met each other, the sum of points from these encounters is used. The player with the highest score is ranked number 1 and so on. If some but not all have played each other, the player with a score that could not be equalled by any other player (if all such games had been played) is ranked number 1 and so on.

c) Sonneborn-Berger (f1) Sonneborn-Berger for Individual Tournaments is the sum of the scores of the opponents a player has defeated and half the scores of the players with whom he has drawn. (f2) Sonneborn-Berger for Team Tournaments is the sum of the products of the scores made by each opposing team and the score made against that team.

d) Koya System This is the number of points achieved against all opponents who have achieved 50% or more. (d1) The Koya System Extended The Koya system may be extended, step by step, to include score groups with less than 50%, or reduced, step by step, to exclude players who scored 50% and then higher scores.

2. Kabyzhanov Bolat (Kazakhstan) - 1. Slepsov Aleksandr () - 3. Zuev Yurey (Ukraine) 1st ICSC World Individual Seniors Championships (Men's 60+) Almaty, Kazakhstan, 27.09-07.10.2012 Ranking after round: 9

Nr Pn ID Title Name Rating Fed Score TPR RC W W-WE M/F Birthday SB 1 1 4107926 IM Salov, Sergey 2224 GER 8 2371 2035 3,5 0.56 M 14-01-1940 40,75 2 2 24105333 Malyuga, Valentin 2147 RUS 7,5 2157 2008 3,5 0,18 M 06-04-1938 38,25 3 16 13704672 Pushkarev, Gennadiy 0 KAZ 6,5 2116 1975 5,5 1,5 M 30-07-1933 26,50 4 13 13307800 Hakobyan, Hakob 0 ARM 6 2096 1938 5 1,5 M 31-12-1950 24,00 5 3 4168097 Muratov, Lir 2117 RUS 5 2060 2060 2 -0,27 M 17-08-1932 23,00 6 15 Purtseladze, Murtaz 0 KAZ 5 2055 2055 2,5 2055 M 29-01-1938 21,25 7 21 Zamotin, Sergey 0 KAZ 5 1980 1937 4,5 0,5 M 08-03-1941 20,00 8 14 Irzhanov, Gauezkhan 0 KAZ 5 1721 1961 1 1721 M 01-12-1948 14,25 9 7 1118862 Czech, Mieczyslaw 1895 POL 4,5 1952 2039 1,5 0,18 M 17-03-1951 20,75 10 9 24156973 Mansursky, Shevket 1723 RUS 4,5 1983 1983 1,5 0,94 M 30-09-1937 20,25 11 5 24130575 Alchinidi, Yuri 2007 RUS 4,5 1397 2132 0 -0,66 M 15-11-1938 16,00 12 6 24162663 Solovey, Vjacheslav 1981 RUS 4,5 1881 1968 1,5 -0 M 02-08-1941 18,50 13 8 13405284 Hasanov, Mirmusa 1862 AZE 4,5 2242 2049 1,5 0,97 M 12-02-1946 15,00 14 4 24100099 Beketov, Viktor 2063 RUS 4,5 1203 1938 0 -1,33 M 01-01-1940 15,50 15 20 14203952 Yarovoy, Leonid 0 UZB 4,5 1585 1778 1 1585 M 20-10-1940 15,75 16 17 Shalev, Shaul 0 ISR 4 1691 2013 0,5 1691 M 26-01-1950 10,00 17 12 2813629 Chernyak, Mikhail 0 ISR 4 1801 1888 1,5 1801 M 24-09-1950 11,00 18 18 Teleushev, Taymas 0 KAZ 3,5 1759 1908 1,5 1759 M 19-09-1951 7,75 19 19 13801570 Tihonchuk, Yakov 0 KGZ 3 1481 1674 0,5 0 M 05-08-1934 7,25 20 10 832871 Russo Spena, Vincenzo 1485 ITA 2,5 0 0 0 0 M 04-02-1944 5,00 21 22 Karimov, Mukim 0 UZB 2,5 1579 1852 0,5 1579 M 02-08-1941 5,00 22 11 Abenov, Zhakan 0 KAZ 0 0 0 0 0 M 10-12-1941 20,25 Chief Arbiter Skurygin, Anton (Kazakhstan), FIDE Arbiter ICSC President Visco, Michele

Individual Swiss Tournaments where not all the ratings are consistent : a) Direct Encounter b) The greater number of wins c) The Greater number of games with Black (unplayed games shall be counted as played with White) d) Buchholz Cut 1 e) Buchholz f) Sonneborn-Berger a) Direct Encounter If all the tied players have met each other, the sum of points from these encounters is used. The player with the highest score is ranked number 1 and so on. If some but not all have played each other, the player with a score that could not be equalled by any other player (if all such games had been played) is ranked number 1 and so on. c) Number of Games played with the Black Pieces The greater number of games played with the black pieces (unplayed games shall be counted as played with the white pieces). e) Buchholz System The Buchholz System is the sum of the scores of each of the opponents of a player. (b1) The Median Buchholz is the Buchholz reduced by the highest and the lowest scores of the opponents. (b2) The Median Buchholz 2 is the Buchholz score reduced by the two highest and the two lowest scores of the opponents. (b3) The Buchholz Cut 1 is the Buchholz score reduced by the lowest score of the opponents. (b4) The Buchholz Cut 2 is the Buchholz score reduced by the two lowest scores of the opponents. f) Sonneborn-Berger System (f1) Sonneborn-Berger for Individual Tournaments is the sum of the scores of the opponents a player has defeated and half the scores of the players with whom he has drawn. (f2) Sonneborn-Berger for Team Tournaments is the sum of the products of the scores made by each opposing team and the score made against that team.

Rating results

2. Malyuga Valentin (Russia) - 1. Salov Sergey (Germany) - 3. Pushkarev Gennadiy (Kazakhstan)

1st ICSC World Individual Seniors Championships (Woman 55+)

Almaty, Kazakhstan, 27.09-07.10.2012

Nr Players ID ELO FED 1 2 3 4 5 6 Points Place 1 Kireeva, Ljubov 24145173 2101 RUS 11 =1 11 11 =1 9 1 2 Trifonova, Irina 24162701 RUS 00 00 00 10 00 1 6 3 Zhaferova, Flura 24162710 RUS =0 11 00 11 00 4,5 4 4 Wardziak, Ewa 1156373 POL 00 11 11 1= 00 5,5 3 5 Tsitova, Hanna BLR 00 01 00 0= 00 1,5 5 6 Lukina, Tatiana 24162671 1721 RUS =0 11 11 11 11 8,5 2

Chief Arbiter , Skurygin, Anton (Kazakhstan), FIDE Arbiter ICSC President, Visco, Michele

Individual Swiss Round-Robin Tournaments:

a) Direct Encounter b) The greater number of wins c) Sonneborn-Berger d) Koya System

a) Direct Encounter If all the tied players have met each other, the sum of points from these encounters is used. The player with the highest score is ranked number 1 and so on. If some but not all have played each other, the player with a score that could not be equalled by any other player (if all such games had been played) is ranked number 1 and so on.

c) Sonneborn-Berger (f1) Sonneborn-Berger for Individual Tournaments is the sum of the scores of the opponents a player has defeated and half the scores of the players with whom he has drawn. (f2) Sonneborn-Berger for Team Tournaments is the sum of the products of the scores made by each opposing team and the score made against that team.

d) Koya System This is the number of points achieved against all opponents who have achieved 50% or more. (d1) The Koya System Extended The Koya system may be extended, step by step, to include score groups with less than 50%, or reduced, step by step, to exclude players who scored 50% and then higher scores.

2. Lukina Tatiana (Russia) - 1. Kireeva Ljubov (Russia) - 3. Wardziak Ewa (Poland)

2nd ICSC World Individual Blitz Deaf Chess Championships Almaty, Kazakhstan, 27.09-07.10.2012 Ranking after round: 11

Nr Pno ID Title Name Rating Fed Score TPR RC W W-WE M/F SB 1 1 2800020 GM Gruenfeld, Yehuda 2422 ISR 11 2907 2172 7 1,44 M 70,50 2 4 704946 FM Frink, Ferenc 2194 HUN 8,5 2297 2195 4,5 0,98 M 51,50 3 2 300853 IM Orsag, Milan 2405 CZE 8 2280 2185 5 -1,15 M 50,00 4 19 Filippskikh, Oleksii 0 UKR 7,5 2290 2180 6,5 1,5 M 43,75 5 3 4107926 IM Salov, Sergey 2224 GER 7 2264 2115 7 0,68 M 43,50 6 5 14115204 Reutov, Andrey 2164 UKR 6,5 2198 2198 3,5 0,28 M 34,50 7 9 24147168 Okrugin, Alexander 2061 RUS 6 2061 2111 3 -0,03 M 27,50 8 10 24123587 Shayachmetov, Linat 2056 RUS 6 1914 2187 1 -1,02 M 26,50 9 14 Gardner, Philip 1750 ENG 6 1953 2078 1 0,62 M 17,00 10 22 Nurymov, Berik 0 KAZ 6 2202 2152 4 0,5 M 29,00 11 17 Budurean, Victor 0 MDA 6 1861 2019 2 1861 M 19,50 12 18 Czech, Mieczystaw 0 POL 6 2045 2132 3 2045 M 31,00 13 6 1119427 Checiak, Krzysztof 2156 POL 5,5 2058 2115 2,5 -0,84 M 19,00 14 8 Rozhkov, Maksim 2119 KAZ 5,5 2079 2136 2,5 -0,42 M 23,25 15 11 1170805 Lapaj, Mateusz 2035 POL 5,5 2144 2144 4,5 1,2 M 31,50 16 13 Kreuzer, Christopher 1947 ENG 5,5 1957 2150 1,5 0 M 23,25 17 7 4131126 Zabolotny, Volodimir 2144 UKR 5 1953 2078 2 -1,48 M 15,50 18 12 Martin, Lewis 1996 ENG 4,5 1965 2090 2 -0,26 M 22,25 19 16 1706845 Borg, Peter 0 SWE 4 1336 2071 0 1336 M 8,00 20 20 Khamidov, Djakhangir 0 ISR 4 1264 1999 0 1264 M 8,00 21 15 David, Barry 0 ENG 4 1324 2059 0 1324 M 8,00 22 24 Towler, Mark 0 SCO 2 1265 2000 0 1265 M 2,00 23 21 Masterson, Desmond 0 ENG 1,5 1780 2020 1 1780 M 4,75 24 23 Pinhasov, Alexander 0 ISR 0,5 1311 2046 0 1311 M 0,75

Chief Arbiter Skurygin, Anton (Kazakhstan) FIDE Arbiter ICSC President Visco, Michele

2. Frink Ferenc (Hungary) - 1. Gruenfeld Yehuda (Israel) - 3. Orsag Milan (Czech Republic) Blitz

Competition hall 4rd ICSC Open International Deaf Chess Tournament Almaty, Kazakhstan, 27.09-07.10.2012 Ranking after round: 9

Nr Pno ID Name Rating Fed Sco TPR RC W W-WE M/F Birthday SB 1 3 4131126 Zabolotny, Volodimir 2144 UKR 7 2143 2071 3 0,03 M 03-02-1976 31,50 2 2 1119427 Checiak, Krzysztof 2156 POL 6,5 2148 2046 4,5 0,04 M 19-08-1962 35,00 3 7 24123587 Shajakhmetov, Linat 2056 RUS 6,5 2135 2063 3 0,55 M 16-01-1991 34,25 4 13 1145614 Szalko, Maciej 1617 POL 6,5 2039 1967 3 2,45 M 03-01-1992 33,25 5 9 24148989 Skorobogatykh, Andrey 1997 RUS 6 1925 2118 1 -0,37 M 15-03-1989 28,75 6 29 13704605 Mussainov, Bauryzhan 0 KAZ 6 1733 1926 1 1733 M 11-09-1980 24,75 7 8 4126343 Tikhonov, Anatoly 2040 RUS 6 2202 2107 2,5 0,85 M 29-07-1942 27,50 8 11 470589 Kreuzer, Christopher 1947 ENG 6 2102 1977 2 0,61 M 15-07-1977 23,75 9 1 24124486 Gerasimov, Alexander 2219 RUS 5,5 2007 2007 3,5 -1,78 M 19-01-1960 28,00 10 6 24147168 Okrugin, Alexander 2061 RUS 5,5 1026 1761 0 -1,7 M 30-01-1954 21,00 11 10 1108948 Marczukiewicz, Jerzy 1977 POL 5 1910 1967 2,5 -0,52 M 24-04-1956 23,50 12 38 13708732 Turmanov, Berik 0 KAZ 5 2038 2038 3 2038 M 27-05-1958 23,50 13 5 4133927 Petrov, Alexey 2062 RUS 5 1768 1893 1 -1,07 M 05-04-1979 24,00 14 12 24167053 Shajakhmetov, Ildar 1810 RUS 5 1969 2041 2 0,91 M 03-05-1959 22,25 15 28 Muratov, Rustem 0 RUS 5 1970 1970 1,5 1970 M 11-11-1958 22,50 16 36 13801562 Suldin, Aleksandr 0 KGZ 5 1619 1892 0,5 1619 M 13-08-1958 20,50 17 33 Pedzko, Serhei 0 BLR 5 1693 1886 1 1693 M 27-09-1969 18,00 18 25 24100706 Lebedev, Sergey 0 RUS 4,5 1640 1913 0,5 1640 M 16-07-1974 19,00 19 17 14001012 Bairamov, Ata 0 TKM 4,5 1284 2019 0 0 M 27-09-1954 16,50 20 16 413933 Barry, David 0 ENG 4,5 1305 2040 0 1305 M 03-07-1958 17,50 21 21 Horbach, Vasili 0 BLR 4,5 1484 2219 0 0 M 16,25 22 41 Turcenko,Alexei 0 MDA 4,5 1824 2017 0,5 0 M 16,00 23 22 Khamidov, Djakhangir 0 ISR 4,5 1317 2052 0 0 M 08-09-1970 11,50 24 24 Raimov, Bakhtiyar 0 KAZ 4 1320 2055 0 1320 M 13,75 25 39 1190075 Wilgos, Monika 0 POL 4 1212 1947 0 0 F 31-12-1989 12,25 26 20 Herasimau, Ihar 0 BLR 4 1327 2062 0 0 M 13,75 27 14 1317237 Bolliger, Bruno 0 SUI 4 0 0 0 0 M 15-01-1966 13,25 28 40 13704192 Zhukovskaya, Nina 0 KAZ 4 1075 1810 0 0 F 19-04-1964 12,75 29 4 4156900 Kamyshbayev, Sulya 0 KAZ 4 0 0 0 0 M 11,50 30 27 Mochalsky, Dmitry 0 KAZ 3,5 1997 2084 1,5 1997 M 21-06-1976 14,75 31 26 24162680 Malina, Olga 0 RUS 3,5 1316 2051 0 0 F 03-12-1960 11,00 32 34 22212620 Rey Taboada Andres 0 ESP 3,5 1305 2040 0 0 M 05-01-1954 7,00 33 15 2402688 Christie, John 0 SCO 3,5 1409 2144 0 0 M 15-01-1957 6,25 34 23 Khmaryna, Alena 0 BLR 3 1409 2144 0 0 F 7,75 35 18 13704362 Gorokhova, Natalya 0 KAZ 3 0 0 0 0 F 13-10-1973 7,00 36 32 Oleshko, Oleg 0 RUS 2,5 1201 1936 0 0 M 19-10-1980 8,50 37 37 Tihonchuk, Nazar 0 KGZ 1 0 0 0 0 M 05-09-1964 16,00 38 19 Grishenko, Sergey 0 KAZ 0 0 0 0 0 M 02-09-1960 20,25 39 30 13707434 Nauryzgaliev, Amangeljdy 0 KAZ 0 0 0 0 0 M 26-01-1966 20,25 40 31 Nuserova, Almash 0 KAZ 0 0 0 0 0 F 14-04-1989 20,25 41 35 Stukachev, Anatoly 0 KAZ 0 0 0 0 0 M 14-09-1961 20,25

Chief Arbiter Skurygin, Anton (Kazakhstan), FIDE Arbiter ICSC President Visco, Michele

Individual Swiss Tournaments where not all the ratings are consistent : a) Direct Encounter b) The greater number of wins c) The Greater number of games with Black (unplayed games shall be counted as played with White) d) Buchholz Cut 1 e) Buchholz f) Sonneborn-Berger a) Direct Encounter If all the tied players have met each other, the sum of points from these encounters is used. The player with the highest score is ranked number 1 and so on. If some but not all have played each other, the player with a score that could not be equalled by any other player (if all such games had been played) is ranked number 1 and so on. c) Number of Games played with the Black Pieces The greater number of games played with the black pieces (unplayed games shall be counted as played with the white pieces). e) Buchholz System The Buchholz System is the sum of the scores of each of the opponents of a player. (b1) The Median Buchholz is the Buchholz reduced by the highest and the lowest scores of the opponents. (b2) The Median Buchholz 2 is the Buchholz score reduced by the two highest and the two lowest scores of the opponents. (b3) The Buchholz Cut 1 is the Buchholz score reduced by the lowest score of the opponents. (b4) The Buchholz Cut 2 is the Buchholz score reduced by the two lowest scores of the opponents. f) Sonneborn-Berger System (f1) Sonneborn-Berger for Individual Tournaments is the sum of the scores of the opponents a player has defeated and half the scores of the players with whom he has drawn. (f2) Sonneborn-Berger for Team Tournaments is the sum of the products of the scores made by each opposing team and the score made against that team.

2.Checiak Krzysztof (Poland)-1.Zablolonty Volodimir (Ukraine)-3.Shajakhmetov Linat (Russia) 2.Zhukovskaya Nina (Kazakhstan) - 1.Wilgos Monika (Poland) - 3.Malina Olga (Russia)

Competition hall

Thank you, Dr. Minna Svane!

Last year during the 40 FIDE Olympiad held in , , our 14-member ICSC ( now, ICCD ) World All Stars delegation of players and officials received much attention from the media, spectators and even top FIDE officials. The reason for such a wide recognition was that at the competition site premises each deaf member of the delegation wore a beautiful blue T-shirt which bore the ICSC logo symbols on its front and back body covers.

Sergei Salov, a member of the ICSC World All Stars team, was responsible in finding a sponsor in Germany - a company owned by Dr. Minna Svane - who had generously agreed to produce and donate these T-shirts as well as her company's tote bags to us.

In addition, members of the ICSC World All Stars delegation – men and women – wore their T-shirts at the special luncheon event in honor of the FIDE President ( see the two photos below ), which was held at the Altyn Kargaly Sanatorium Hotel on Friday, September 28, 2012. Such a T-shirt was also given as a souvenir gift by the ICCD Board to Mr. Ilyumzhinov at the luncheon.

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ICSC Team Ladies for the 40th FIDE Chess Olympiad 2012

ICSC Team Men's for the 40th FIDE Chess Olympiad 2012

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ICCD vs. KAZAKHSTAN FOOTBALL MATCH

October 5, 2012 was a special day in the long and glorious history of the ICCD.

For the first time, an unique and friendly competition event was organized: the ICCD Selections vs. Kazakhstan team ( by the way, the Kazakh team was composed of the players who took part at the recent 7th Asia Pacific Games for the Deaf held in Seoul, Korea ). A football field at the Altyn Kargaly Sanatorium Hotel was chosen as the venue of this unusual match.

Roster of the ICCD team: Marijo Lusic, CRO, Ata Bairamov, TKM, Phillip Gardner, ENG, Dmitry Mochalsky, KAZ, Dzhahon Khamidov, ISR, Rustem Muratov, RUS, Siarhei Kudrashou, BLR, Alexey Petrov, RUS, Maciej Szalko, POL, Tomasz Guminski, POL, Akif Hadjiev, AZE, Alexei Turcenko, MDA, and Maxim Rozhkov, KAZ.

The score was 3-0 in favor of the Kazakhs ( first half ended in a scoreless draw ).

See a 27 minute video of the match, which was produced by Alexander Belyakov, President of the Russian Deaf Chess Federation, at the following website

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw8hLr-ULM4&list=PL59D99AF76A1F5077

Members of the ICCD Selections Team

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Results of National Championships

AZERBAIJAN

National Individual Championship November 1-3, 2012

Final Standings

1. Mirmusa Hasanov 7 points 2. Raqif Kolagirov 5 3. Ramis Jiqannurov 5 4. Asgar Muradov 4.5 5. Rufat Nasafov 3 6. Orxan Manafov 2.5 7. Tarlan Hasimov 1 8. Yuriy Cepasov 0

ENGLAND

40th National Individual Championship October 20-21, 2012 Walsall

1. Phillip Gardner 4.5 points 2. Martin Lewis 4.5 3. Barry David 3.5

National Team Championship February 24, 2013 London

Results

1st Round

LONDON vs BIRMINGHAM 4 - 0

1. C.Kreuzer 1-0 J.Ajimal 2. A.MacLeod 1-0 C.Williamson 3. P.Gardner 1-0 J.Wassell 4. N.Dunlop 1-0 M.Berridge

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2nd Round

BIRMINGHAM vs SHEFFIELD 0.5 – 3.5

1. J.Ajimal 0-1 M.Freund 2. C.Williamson 0-1 S.Gibson 3. J.Wassell 1/2-1/2 M.Simmons 4. M.Berridge 0-1 D.Whiston

3rd Round

SHEFFIELD vs LONDON 0.5 – 3.5

1. M.Freund 1/2-1/2 C Kreuzer 2. S.Gibson 0-1 A.MacLeod 3. M.Simmons 0-1 N.Dunlop 4. D.Whiston 0-1 I.Dwek

FINAL PLACINGS

1st - London 7.5 points 2nd - Sheffield 4 3rd - Birmingham 0.5

Germany

National Team Championship November 1-4, 2012, Sangerhausen/Sachsen-Anhalt

1st Round PaarNr MNr Mannschaft Punkte - MNr Mannschaft Punkte Ergebnisse Brett TNr Teilnehmer Punkte - TNr Teilnehmer Punkte Ergebnisse 1 1. Dresdner GSV 1 () - 4. Dresdner GSV 2 () 3 - 1 1 1. Gründer, Michael () - 13. Zickert, Wilfried () 1 - 0 2 2. Mucha, Annegret () - 14. Krause, Stefan () - - + 3 3. Hoffmann, Rainer () - 15. Müller, Burkhard () + - - 4 4. Dr. Kössler, Wolfgang () - 16. Dr. Usbeck, Karl-Heinz () 1 - 0

2 5. Hamburger GSV 2 () - 2. Hamburger GSV 1 () 0 - 4 1 17. Hoyer, Olaf () - 5. Kevorkov, Artur () 0 - 1 2 18. Kwasny, Alois () - 6. Salov, Sergey () 0 - 1 3 19. Schiller, Felix () - 7. Ghadimi, Mohammadreza () 0 - 1 4 20. Bernwald, Sascha () - 8. Jentsch, Dieter () 0 - 1

3 3. Berliner GSV () - 6. GSC Wetzlar () 3 - 1 1 9. Israel, Ingo () - 21. Zehlicker, Peter () 1 - 0 2 10. König, Bernhard () - 22. Jähnert, Wolfgang () 0 - 1 3 12. Heidenreich, Andre () - 23. Manasek, Martin () 1 - 0 4 33. Heidenreich, Jürgen () - 24. Wachter, Peter () 1 - 0

4 7. GSBV Halle/S () - 8. spielfrei () 4 - 0

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2nd Round PaarNr MNr Mannschaft Punkte - MNr Mannschaft Punkte Ergebnisse Brett TNr Teilnehmer Punkte - TNr Teilnehmer Punkte Ergebnisse 1 7. GSBV Halle/S (2) - 1. Dresdner GSV 1 (2) 0 - 4 1 25. Kleemann, Karl-Heinz (0) - 1. Gründer, Michael (1) 0 - 1 2 26. Burreh, Heinz (0) - 2. Mucha, Annegret (0) 0 - 1 3 27. Mende, Holger (0) - 3. Hoffmann, Rainer (1) 0 - 1 4 28. Thunert, Martin (0) - 4. Dr. Kössler, Wolfgang (1) 0 - 1

2 2. Hamburger GSV 1 (2) - 3. Berliner GSV (2) 4 - 0 1 5. Kevorkov, Artur (1) - 9. Israel, Ingo (1) 1 - 0 2 6. Salov, Sergey (1) - 10. König, Bernhard (0) 1 - 0 3 7. Ghadimi, Mohammadreza (1) - 11. Sobolev, Yuri (0) 1 - 0 4 8. Jentsch, Dieter (1) - 12. Heidenreich, Andre (1) 1 - 0

3 4. Dresdner GSV 2 (0) - 5. Hamburger GSV 2 (0) 1 - 3 1 13. Zickert, Wilfried (0) - 17. Hoyer, Olaf (0) 0 - 1 2 14. Krause, Stefan (1) - 18. Kwasny, Alois (0) ½ - ½ 3 15. Müller, Burkhard (0) - 19. Schiller, Felix (0) - - + 4 16. Dr. Usbeck, Karl-Heinz (0) - 20. Bernwald, Sascha (0) ½ - ½

4 6. GSC Wetzlar (0) - 8. spielfrei (0) 4 - 0

3rd Round PaarNr MNr Mannschaft Punkte - MNr Mannschaft Punkte Ergebnisse Brett TNr Teilnehmer Punkte - TNr Teilnehmer Punkte Ergebnisse 1 1. Dresdner GSV 1 (4) - 2. Hamburger GSV 1 (4) 1½ - 2½ 1 1. Gründer, Michael (2) - 5. Kevorkov, Artur (2) ½ - ½ 2 2. Mucha, Annegret (1) - 6. Salov, Sergey (2) ½ - ½ 3 3. Hoffmann, Rainer (2) - 7. Ghadimi, Mohammadreza (2) ½ - ½ 4 4. Dr. Kössler, Wolfgang (2) - 8. Jentsch, Dieter (2) 0 - 1

2 3. Berliner GSV (2) - 7. GSBV Halle/S (2) 2½ - 1½ 1 9. Israel, Ingo (1) - 25. Kleemann, Karl-Heinz (0) 1 - 0 2 11. Sobolev, Yuri (0) - 26. Burreh, Heinz (0) 1 - 0 3 12. Heidenreich, Andre (1) - 27. Mende, Holger (0) 0 - 1 4 33. Heidenreich, Jürgen (1) - 28. Thunert, Martin (0) ½ - ½

3 6. GSC Wetzlar (2) - 5. Hamburger GSV 2 (2) 1½ - 2½ 1 21. Zehlicker, Peter (0) - 17. Hoyer, Olaf (1) 0 - 1 2 22. Jähnert, Wolfgang (1) - 18. Kwasny, Alois (½) ½ - ½ 3 23. Manasek, Martin (0) - 19. Schiller, Felix (1) 1 - 0 4 24. Wachter, Peter (0) - 20. Bernwald, Sascha (½) 0 - 1

4 4. Dresdner GSV 2 (0) - 8. spielfrei (0) 4 - 0

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4th Round PaarNr MNr Mannschaft Punkte - MNr Mannschaft Punkte Ergebnisse Brett TNr Teilnehmer Punkte - TNr Teilnehmer Punkte Ergebnisse 1 2. Hamburger GSV 1 (6) - 6. GSC Wetzlar (2) 4 - 0 1 5. Kevorkov, Artur (2½) - 21. Zehlicker, Peter (0) 1 - 0 2 6. Salov, Sergey (2½) - 22. Jähnert, Wolfgang (1½) 1 - 0 3 7. Ghadimi, Mohammadreza (2½) - 23. Manasek, Martin (1) 1 - 0 4 8. Jentsch, Dieter (3) - 24. Wachter, Peter (0) 1 - 0

2 5. Hamburger GSV 2 (4) - 1. Dresdner GSV 1 (4) 1 - 3 1 17. Hoyer, Olaf (2) - 1. Gründer, Michael (2½) ½ - ½ 2 18. Kwasny, Alois (1) - 2. Mucha, Annegret (1½) ½ - ½ 3 19. Schiller, Felix (1) - 3. Hoffmann, Rainer (2½) 0 - 1 4 20. Bernwald, Sascha (1½) - 4. Dr. Kössler, Wolfgang (2) 0 - 1

3 7. GSBV Halle/S (2) - 4. Dresdner GSV 2 (2) 3½ - ½ 1 25. Kleemann, Karl-Heinz (0) - 13. Zickert, Wilfried (0) 1 - 0 2 26. Burreh, Heinz (0) - 14. Krause, Stefan (1½) 1 - 0 3 27. Mende, Holger (1) - 15. Müller, Burkhard (0) + - - 4 28. Thunert, Martin (½) - 16. Dr. Usbeck, Karl-Heinz (½) ½ - ½

4 3. Berliner GSV (4) - 8. spielfrei (0) 4 - 0

5th Round PaarNr MNr Mannschaft Punkte - MNr Mannschaft Punkte Ergebnisse Brett TNr Teilnehmer Punkte - TNr Teilnehmer Punkte Ergebnisse 1 2. Hamburger GSV 1 (8) - 7. GSBV Halle/S (4) 3 - 1 1 5. Kevorkov, Artur (3½) - 25. Kleemann, Karl-Heinz (1) ½ - ½ 2 6. Salov, Sergey (3½) - 26. Burreh, Heinz (1) 1 - 0 3 7. Ghadimi, Mohammadreza (3½) - 27. Mende, Holger (2) ½ - ½ 4 8. Jentsch, Dieter (4) - 28. Thunert, Martin (1) + - -

2 1. Dresdner GSV 1 (6) - 3. Berliner GSV (6) 1½ - 2½ 1 1. Gründer, Michael (3) - 9. Israel, Ingo (2) 1 - 0 2 2. Mucha, Annegret (2) - 11. Sobolev, Yuri (1) 0 - 1 3 3. Hoffmann, Rainer (3½) - 12. Heidenreich, Andre (1) ½ - ½ 4 4. Dr. Kössler, Wolfgang (3) - 33. Heidenreich, Jürgen (1½) 0 - 1

3 4. Dresdner GSV 2 (2) - 6. GSC Wetzlar (2) 2½ - 1½ 1 13. Zickert, Wilfried (0) - 21. Zehlicker, Peter (0) 1 - 0 2 14. Krause, Stefan (1½) - 22. Jähnert, Wolfgang (1½) ½ - ½ 3 15. Müller, Burkhard (0) - 23. Manasek, Martin (1) - - + 4 16. Dr. Usbeck, Karl-Heinz (1) - 24. Wachter, Peter (0) 1 - 0

4 5. Hamburger GSV 2 (4) - 8. spielfrei (0) 4 - 0

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Rank MNr Team TWZ S R V Man.Pkt. Brt.Pkt. Buchh 1. 2. Hamburger GSV 1 2109 5 0 0 10 - 0 17.5 22.0 2. 3. Berliner GSV 1689 4 0 1 8 - 2 12.0 25.0 3. 1. Dresdner GSV 1 1970 3 0 2 6 - 4 13.0 28.0 4. 5. Hamburger GSV 2 1542 3 0 2 6 - 4 10.5 24.0 5. 7. GSBV Halle/S 1708 2 0 3 4 - 6 10.0 30.0 6. 4. Dresdner GSV 2 1771 2 0 3 4 - 6 9.0 17.0 7. 6. GSC Wetzlar 1645 1 0 4 2 - 8 8.0 28.0

National Blitz Championship Landshut, May 5-6, 2012

Final results after 3 preliminary-group elimination rounds

Single - Master 1. Salov, Sergey Hamburger GSV 10 Points 2. Ghadimi, Mohammadreza Hamburger GSV 9,5 3. Jentsch, Dieter Hamburger GSV 8,5 4. Hoyer, Olaf Hamburger GSV 7 5. Israel, Ingo Berliner GSV 6,5 6. Dr. Kössler, Wolfgang Dresdner GSV 5,5 7. Heidenreich, André Berliner GSV 4,5 . Wp.18,0 8. Burreh, Heinz GSBV Halle/S. 4,5 Wp.12,75 9. Kwasny, Alois Hamburger GSV 4 10.Krabbe, Wolfgang Dresdner GSV 3 11.Hinze, Manfred GSV Braunschweig 1,5 Wp. 8,5 12. Bernwald, Sascha Hamburger GSV 1,5 Wp. 5,5

Single - A-Final 1. Heidenreich, Jürgen Berliner GSV 13 Points 2. Kleemann, Karl-Heinz GSBV Halle/S. 12,5 Wp. 83,0 3. Krause, Stefan Dresdner GSV 12,5 Wp. 76,0 4. Mende, Holger GSBV Halle/S. 12 Wp. 71,0 5. Thunert, Martin GSBV Halle/S. 12 Wp. 70,0 6. Jähnert, Wolfgang GSC Wetzlar 11,5 7. Mayer, Volker GSV Landshut 8,5 8. Büttner, Reinhold GSV Würzburg 8 9. Lorgie, Horst Berliner GSV 6,5 10. Langhans, Walter GSV Würzburg 6 11. Bannmann, Arnold Berliner GSV 5,5 12. Ladstätter, Sebastian GSV Landshut 4,5 13. Lamprecht, Johann GSV München 3 14. Langhans, Klaus GSV Würzburg 2,5 15. Zickert, Wielfried Dresdner GSV 1 Wp. 4,5 16. Hack, Richard GSV Landshut 1 Wp. 1,0

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Result - Team: 1. Hamburger GSV 1 12 – 0 Points 23,5 Brettpoints 2. Berliner GSV 10 – 2 16,5 3. Dresdner GSV 7 – 5 13,5 4. GSBV Halle/S. 7 – 5 12,5 5. GSV Chemnitz 4 – 8 8 6. Hamburger GSV 2 2 – 10 7 7. GSV Landshut 0 – 12 3

ISRAEL

3rd National Team Championship November 24 - December 1, 2012 The Bat Yam Club of the Deaf, Bat Yam

1. Bat Yam - 8 points ( Grigorii Malyi, Gedalia Milner, Mikhail Chernyak, Ekaterina Sidorova*, Alexander Margulis ) 2. Tel Aviv - 6 ( Shaul Shalev, Dzhahon Khamidov, Vladimir Gomberg, Mikhail Plotkin ) 3. Or Yehuda - 3 ( Alexander Pinhasov, Bakhor Kutilov, Mike Ofri, Zeev Moshyiov, Yelena Zakharchenko* ) 4. Holon - 3 ( Mikhail Aronov, Sergei Raif, Galina Chernyak*, Ludmila Shvezova* ) 5. Haifa - 0 ( Dmitry Shteinberg, Yuri Osherov, Igor Osherov, Haim Rinski ) *woman-player

Team Bat Yam – three-time National Champion

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RESULTS

1st Round

Haifa vs. Bat Yam 0.5 - 3.5 Shteinberg vs. Malyi 0-1 Osherov Yuri vs. Milner 0-1 Osherov Igor vs. Chernyak 0.5-0.5 Rinski vs. Margulis 0-1

Or Yehuda vs. Tel Aviv 0.5 vs. 3.5 Pinhasov vs. Shalev 0-1 Kutilov vs. Khamidov 0-1 Ofri vs. Gomberg 0-1 Moshiyov vs. Plotkin 0.5-0.5

2nd Round

Bat Yam vs. Holon 4-0 Malyi vs. Aronov 1-0 Milner vs. Raif 1-0 Chernyak vs. Chernyak 1-0 Sidorova vs. Shvezova 1-0

Haifa vs. Or Yehuda 0.5-3.5 Shteinberg vs. Pinhasov 0-1 Osherov Yuri vs. Kutilov 0-1 Osherov Igor vs. Ofri 0.5-0.5 Rinski vs. Moshiyov 0-1

3rd Round

Holon vs. Tel Aviv 1-3 Aronov vs. Shalev 0-1 Raif vs. Khamidov 0-1 Chernyak vs. Gomberg 0-1 Shvezova vs. Plotkin 1-0

Bat Yam vs. Or Yehuda 3.5 vs. 0.5 Malyi vs.Pinhasov 0.5-0.5 Milner vs. Kutilov 1-0 Chernyak vs. Moshyiov 1-0 Sidorova vs. Zakharchenko 1-0

4th Round

Or Yehuda vs. Holon 2-2 Pinhasov vs. Aronov 1-0 Kutilov vs. Raif 0-1 Ofri vs. Chernyak 1-0 Moshyiov vs. Shvezova 0-1

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Tel Aviv vs. Haifa 3-1 Shalev vs. Shteinberg 1-0 Khamidov vs, Osherov Yuri 1-0 Gomberg vs. Osherov Igor 1-0 Plotkin vs. Rinski 0-1

5th Round

Holon vs. Haifa 3-1 Aronov vs. Shteinberg 1-0 Raif vs. Osherov Yuri 1-0 Chernyak vs. Osherov Igor 0-1 Shvezova vs. Rinski 1-0

Tel Aviv vs. Bat Yam 1-3 Shalev vs. Malyi 0-1 Khamidov vs. Milner 1-0 Gomberg vs. Chernyak 0-1 Plotkin vs. Sidorova 0-1.

INDIA

17th National Championship January 11-15, 2013 Hotel Sundarin, Neemuch City, Madhya Pradesh

Men - Individual

1. Alagu Rajan Tamil Nadu 2. Chandran V. Kerala 3. Hussian Koya Kerala 4. Shashidrharan Karnataka 5. Sourabh Haryana 6. Mahendra Pal Chhattisgrarh

Women - Individual

1. Malik Hanada Punjab 2. Suman Bhambu Madhya Pradesh 3. Swati Jangid Madhya Pradesh

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Men - Team

1. Kerala 30.5 points 2. Madhya Pradesh 24 3. Karnataka 22.5 4. Bihar 21.5 5. Andhra Pradesh 20.5 6. Uttar Pradesh 18

Women – Team

1. Madhya Pradesh 9 points 2. Bihar 5 3. Punjab 4 4-6. Tamil Nadu, Jharkhand and Adhra Pradesh 2

IRAN

13th National Team Championship for Women Arak City 18 teams and 90 participants

1. Tehran 2. Kermanshah 3. Fars

Italy

23rd National Team Championships November 17, 2012 Monterotondo (Rome)

Final Result - 3 round P.T. P.I.

1. Gruppo Sportivo E.N.S. “Carlo Comitti” Rome 6 10,5 (Varvaglione A. - Cellucci A. - Di Stefano F. - Nazarova O. - Baiocco A. - Fini O.) 2. Gruppo Sportivo Silenzioso Trieste 4 8 (Pasquotto M. - Grudina M. - Deancovich P. - Cesar Z.) 3. Gruppo Scacchistico Sordi Bergamo 2 4 (Bratti L. - Primavera E. - Santarelli A . - Soppelsa M.) 4. Gruppo Scacchistico Silenziosi Cassino 0 1,5 (Cannavacciuolo D. - Russo Spen V. - Vizzaccaro R. - Cafolla F.)

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13rd National Blitz Championships November 17, 2012 Monterotondo (Rome)

Final result 6 rounds Points Buc1. Buc.T

1. Varvaglione Antonio Taranto 6 17,0 19,0 2. Cellucci Alessandro Rome 5 17,0 19,0 3. Nazarova Olga Pisa 4 19,0 21,0 4. Grudina Marco Gorizia 3 20,0 22,0 5. Pasquotto Mirko Milan 3 16,0 18,0 6. Soppelsa Mauro Trento 3 11,0 13,0 7. Deancovich Patrizio Trieste 2 18,0 20,0 8. Cafolla Francesco Frosinone 2 17,0 19,0 9. Baiocco Angelo Rome 2 16,0 18,0 10. Cesar Zdenka Trieste 2 14,0 16,0 11. Fini Ottavio Rome 2 14,0 16,0 12. Santarelli Antonio Rome 2 13,0 15,0

Gruppo Sportivo ENS “Carlo Comitti” Rome ASD - Italy Club Team Champion 2012

Baiocco A. (K) - Fini O. - Varvaglione A. - Nazarova O. - Di Stefano F. - Cellucci A.

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Cellucci Alessandro - Varvaglione Antonio, Italy Blitz Champion 2012 - Nazarova Olga

Lithuania

National Championship Vilnuis November 17-18, 2012

9 Rounds

Men

Result final Score M-Buch. Buch. Progr.

1 Jankūnas, T 9 34.5 43.5 45.0 2 Petrauskas, G 7.5 35.5 47.5 36.0 3 Patackas, J 7.5 34.5 47.5 38.0 4 Osadčij, J 5.5 37.0 47.5 28.0 5 Nakvosas, D 5 25.5 34.5 20.0 6 Undraitis, R 4.5 38.0 48.5 27.0 7 Kozlovas, N 4.5 36.5 47.0 23.0 8 Armonavičius, P 4.5 28.5 39.0 22.0 9 Nakvosas, J 4.5 23.5 30.0 18.0 10 Dragūnas, K 4 35.0 47.0 24.0 11 Rentelis, A 4 32.5 41.5 20.0 12 Ivanovas, T 4 28.0 38.5 23.0 13 Lekavičius, A 3.5 28.0 37.0 17.0 14 Kniūras, A 3 22.0 34.0 15.0 15 Černajus, R 3 17.5 24.5 9.0 16 Rupšys, A 2 29.5 36.0 8.0 17 Augaitis, A 2 29.0 35.5 8.0 18 Kostiukevičius, T 0 15.5 26.0 0.0 Page 43

Women

1. Egle Marcinkeviciene, Kaunas 8 points 2. Ludmila Samoilova, Vilnuis 6 3. Ona Vaiksnoriene, Vilnuis 6 4. Vaida Lukosiute, Kaunas 5 5. Loreta Pilipaviciute, Vilnuis 4 6. Lina Pilipaviciute, Vilnuis 4 7. Jolanta Satkuniene, Panevezys 3 8. Monika Lekaviciene, Siaulai 0.5 9. Julija Urnikyte, Kaunas 0.5

Friendly Match : Vilnius – Kaunas October 20, 2012

Vilnuis Kaunas 1. T.Jankūnas 1: 0 A.Kniūras 2. J.Patackas 0,5 : 0,5 K.Dragūnas 3. G.Petrauskas 1: 0 L.Narbutas 4. J.Osadčij 0,5 : 0,5 E.Lisovskis 5. L.Samoilova 0,5 : 0,5 V.Lukošiūtė

Vilnius 3,5: 1,5 Kaunas

Arbiter S.Linkevičius

KAZAKHSTAN

National Team Championship April 15-21, 2013 Chymkent

10 participating teams

Men

1. Tapaz ( Nerik Nurymov, Murtaz Purtzeladze ) 2. Almaty ( Gennady Pushkarev, Maxim Rozhkov ) 3. Chymkent ( K. Perneev, Berik Turmanov )

Women

1. Almaty ( Nina Zhukovskaya, Aslima Abdramanova ) 2. Chymkent 3. Ust-Kamengorsk

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NETHERLANDS

National Individual Championship February – April, 2013

14 Participants

1. Hans Snel Maasstad-87 2,5 2. Dick Vons Maasstad-87 2,5 3. Marco Zwanenburg Maasstad-87 2 4. Mark Schenk TOG 1,5 5. Michael Chilton Maasstad-87 1 6. Hans Johannesen TOG 1

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SCOTLAND

The Scottish Deaf Chess Congress Edinburgh, October 27-28, 2012

Po Name Club R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 SB PTS s 6B 4W 3W 9B 2W 1 Ian Carmichael Falkirk 4 ½ 1 2 3 4 4 ½ 3W 5B 9W 4B 1B 2 Robert Burnett Dundee 3 ½ ½ 1 ½ 2 ½ 3 3 ½ 2B 8W 1B 6W 4B 3 Colin Simpson Edinburgh 8.25 3 ½ 1 ½ 1 ½ 2 ½ 3 10W 1B 7B 2W 3W 4 John Dearie Deafblind 7.75 3 1 1 2 2 ½ 3 8B 2W Bye 11W 9B 5 Eric Irvine Edinburgh 3.75 3 ½ ½ 1 ½ 2 3 1W Bye 11B 3B 8W 6 Andrew McLean Falkirk 3.5 3 0 1 2 2 3 9W 10B 4W 8W Bye 7 Jack Giffen Glasgow 2 ½ 0 1 1 1 ½ 2 ½ 5W 3B 10W 7B 6B 8 John Christie Fife 4.75 2 ½ ½ 1 ½ 2 2 7B 11W 2B 1W 5W 9 Mark Towler Aberdeen 4 2 1 2 2 2 2 4B 7W 8B Bye 11B 10 Billy Rodgers Glasgow 1.5 2 0 0 0 1 2 Bye 9B 6W 5B 10W 11 Clark Stevens Deafblind 1 ½ 1 1 1 1 ½ 1 ½

SLOVAKIA

Cup of February 16, 2013 Hlohovec

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1st Round Svíčka - Cserepes 1 : 1 Frajka - Škodáček 0 : 2 Šturc - Cehlárik 2 : 0

2nd Round Cserepes - Cehlárik 0 : 2 Škodáček - Šturc 2 : 0 Svíčka - Frajka 0 : 2

3rd Round Cserepes - Frajka 0 : 2 Šturc - Svíčka 2 : 0 Cehlárik - Škodáček 0 : 2

4th Round Cserepes - Škodáček 0 : 2 Svíčka - Cehlárik 2 : 0 Frajka - Šturc 2 : 0

5th Round Šturc - Cserepes 2 : 0 Cehlárik - Frajka 0 : 2 Škodáček - Svíčka 1 1/2 : 1/2

Final Standings

1. Škodáček 10 9 1 0 9 1/2 : 1/2 9 1/2 points 2. Frajka 10 8 0 2 8 : 2 8 -"- 3. Šturc 10 6 0 4 6 : 4 6 -"- 4. Svíčka 10 3 1 3 3 1/2 : 1/2 3 1/2 -"- 5. Cehlárik 10 2 0 8 2 : 8 2 -"- 6. Cserepes 10 1 0 9 1 : 9 1

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Russia

National Championship Zelenograd, October 17 – 26, 2012

Men – Individual: 29 participants

1. Mikhail Ivanov, Moscow Region 8 points 2. Valentin Malyuga, Rostov Region 6.5 3. Alexander Gerasimov, Ekaterinburg Region 6

Women – Individual: 12 participants

1. Lyubov Kireeva, Rostov Region 6 points 2-3. Yulia Botalova, Ekaterinburg Region 5 Olga Gerasimova, Ekaterinburg Region 5

The three medal winners of among the women

Men and Women –Blitz: 23 participants

1. Viktor Varezhkin, Moscow Region 8.5 points 2. Maksim Marjevskii, Vologoda Region 7 3. Yuri Sobolev, Ekaterinburg Region 6.5

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Team: 6 participating teams

1. Ekaterinburg Region – 13 points ( Alexander Gerasimov, Yuri Sobolev, Olga Gerasimova, Natalia Kudravtseva, Yulia Botalova ) 2. Rostov Region – 12 ( Vyacheslav Bakurov, Valentin Malyuga, Roman Ivanov, Lyubov Kireeva ) 3. Moscow – 11.5 ( Lir Muratov, Alexei Petrov, Igor Chernov, Flyura Zhaferova, Roman Pogoskin )

Ekaterinburg Team – 2012 National Champion of Russian Federation

UKRAINE

National Team Championship June 11-19, 2012 Ivano-Frankovsk

11 participating teams Page 49

1. Lvov - 13 points (Semchyshin Volodymyr, Openyschev Volodymyr, Bilskyi Volodymyr, Bilskyi Mykola, Halanyuk Mariana ) 2. Kiev - 12 ( Babiy Petro, Kovalenko Volodymyr, Zabolotni Volodymyr, Ovcharov Taras, Karpenko Oleh ) 3. Dnepropetrovsk - 9 ( Hluschenko Mykola, Harmash Larion, Skarha Vasyl, Panenko Andrii, Zavizyon Mykhailo )

Three teams – medal winners at the podium

National Junior Championships October 15-18, 2012 Lvov

Boys – 14 participants

1. Alexei Pozdnyakov, Odessa, 7 points 2. V. Yalovega, Poltava, 5.5 3. A. Zolotarev, Khmelnizky, 5

Girls – 6 participants

1. Alina Lyanguzova, Kiev, 4.5 2. A. Dug, Khmelnizky, 4.5 3. M.Turchinya, Lvov, 4

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JORDAN vs. YEMEN CHESS MATCH

It is believed that for the first time an Arab country – Jordan - hosted such the international 8-round match held on the days of December 1-5, 2012 at the Prince Ali Bin Al-Hussein Deaf Club in the Jordanian capital of Amman. For detailed results, see the following:

Round 1 on 2012/12/01 Bo. 1 Al-Sayda Team/Yemen Rtg - 2 Prince Ali Team/Jordan Rtg 1½:2½ 1.1 Manal, Al-Ashwal 0 - Salam, AL-Shwabka 0 0 - 1 1.2 Roba, Nabeel 0 - Amal, Al-Qraraa 0 ½ - ½ 1.3 Nesrein, Najeeb 0 - Ala, Fawzy 0 1 - 0 1.4 Samar, Al-Badawy 0 - Yosra, Al-Qraraa 0 0 - 1 Round 2 on 2012/12/01 Bo. 2 Prince Ali Team/Jordan Rtg - 1 Al-Sayda Team/Yemen Rtg 4 : 0 1.1 Amal, Al-Qraraa 0 - Manal, Al-Ashwal 0 1 - 0 1.2 Ala, Fawzy 0 - Roba, Nabeel 0 1 - 0 1.3 Yosra, Al-Qraraa 0 - Nesrein, Najeeb 0 1 - 0 1.4 Salam, AL-Shwabka 0 - Samar, Al-Badawy 0 1 - 0 Round 3 on 2012/12/01 Bo. 1 Al-Sayda Team/Yemen Rtg - 2 Prince Ali Team/Jordan Rtg 1 : 3 1.1 Manal, Al-Ashwal 0 - Ala, Fawzy 0 1 - 0 1.2 Roba, Nabeel 0 - Yosra, Al-Qraraa 0 0 - 1 1.3 Nesrein, Najeeb 0 - Salam, AL-Shwabka 0 0 - 1 1.4 Samar, Al-Badawy 0 - Amal, Al-Qraraa 0 0 - 1 Round 4 on 2012/12/02 Bo. 2 Prince Ali Team/Jordan Rtg - 1 Al-Sayda Team/Yemen Rtg 4 : 0 1.1 Yosra, Al-Qraraa 0 - Manal, Al-Ashwal 0 1 - 0 1.2 Salam, AL-Shwabka 0 - Roba, Nabeel 0 1 - 0 1.3 Amal, Al-Qraraa 0 - Nesrein, Najeeb 0 1 - 0 1.4 Ala, Fawzy 0 - Samar, Al-Badawy 0 1 - 0 Round 5 on 2012/12/02 Bo. 2 Prince Ali Team/Jordan Rtg - 1 Al-Sayda Team/Yemen Rtg 2 : 2 1.1 Salam, AL-Shwabka 0 - Manal, Al-Ashwal 0 0 - 1 1.2 Amal, Al-Qraraa 0 - Roba, Nabeel 0 1 - 0 1.3 Ala, Fawzy 0 - Nesrein, Najeeb 0 0 - 1 1.4 Yosra, Al-Qraraa 0 - Samar, Al-Badawy 0 1 - 0 Round 6 on 2012/12/04 Bo. 1 Al-Sayda Team/Yemen Rtg - 2 Prince Ali Team/Jordan Rtg 0 : 4 1.1 Manal, Al-Ashwal 0 - Amal, Al-Qraraa 0 0 - 1 1.2 Roba, Nabeel 0 - Ala, Fawzy 0 0 - 1 1.3 Nesrein, Najeeb 0 - Yosra, Al-Qraraa 0 0 - 1 1.4 Samar, Al-Badawy 0 - Salam, AL-Shwabka 0 0 - 1

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Bo. 2 Prince Ali Team/Jordan Rtg - 1 Al-Sayda Team/Yemen Rtg 3 : 1

Round 7 on 2012/12/04 1.1 Ala, Fawzy 0 - Manal, Al-Ashwal 0 0 - 1 1.2 Yosra, Al-Qraraa 0 - Roba, Nabeel 0 1 - 0 1.3 Salam, AL-Shwabka 0 - Nesrein, Najeeb 0 1 - 0 1.4 Amal, Al-Qraraa 0 - Samar, Al-Badawy 0 1 - 0 Round 8 on 2012/12/05 Bo. 1 Al-Sayda Team/Yemen Rtg - 2 Prince Ali Team/Jordan Rtg 1½:2½ 1.1 Manal, Al-Ashwal 0 - Yosra, Al-Qraraa 0 1 - 0 1.2 Roba, Nabeel 0 - Salam, AL-Shwabka 0 0 - 1 1.3 Nesrein, Najeeb 0 - Amal, Al-Qraraa 0 0 - 1 1.4 Samar, Al-Badawy 0 - Ala, Fawzy 0 ½ - ½

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THEY DEPARTED US

The following persons have departed us recently:

GERMANY Gunter Arnold, Germany, died on November 17, 2012 at the age of 76. For many years he was a leader of the chess in his country; he was also a player for the East German ( DDR ) National Chess Team between 1962 and 1972; in the years of 1990 and 2002, he was a chess coach and supervisor of the German Chess Team.

RUSSIA Rossinskaya Ludmila, Russia, died on January 7, 2013 at the age of 58; she represented her country at the ICCD World Team Ladies Championships: 1998 Lucerne, (silver) and 2002 Vilnius, Lithuania (bronze); holder of an ICCD WIM title; she was a member of the ICCD teams which took part at the 35th FIDE Olympiad in Bled, , in 2002 and the 37th FIDE Olympiad in Turin, Italy, in 2006; here is a selected game match vs. Lyubov Kireeva, a world's leading deaf female chess player held in the year of 1996

(1) L.Rossinskaya - L.Kireeva [B06]

Moscow Club Championship, RUSSIA

1.e4 c6 2.d4 g6 3.f4 Lg7 4.Sf3 d6 5.Ld3 Sh6 6.0–0 0–0 7.Kh1 f6 8.c4 Sf7 9.Sc3 e5 10.d5 f5 11.Se2 Sa6 12.Sg3 exf4 13.Lxf4 Lxb2 14.exf5! g5 15.Le3 Sc5 16.Ld4 Sxd3 17.Dxd3 Lxd4 18.Dxd4 c5 19.Db2 g4 20.Sh5 Se5 21.Sxe5 Dg5 22.Sg6! Dxh5 23.Dh8 1–0.

USA Dr. Garretson Mervin, USA, passed away on January 9, 2013 at the age of 89; he was a former president of the National Association of the Deaf of USA and worked as an assistant to the President of Gallaudet University; an avid chess player he was largely responsible for organizing the ICCD World Individual Championship held at the campus of Gallaudet University, Washington, D.C, USA, in the summer of 1984.

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CHESS IN SCHOOLS PROJECT

FIDE – ICCD

CHESS IN SCHOOLS

QUESTIONNAIRE

COUNTRY: ______

NAME OF SCHOLL FOR DEAF/HARD OF HEARING:

Address: ______

______

Contact person name, surname and email: ______

Number of Pupils: ______(Boys) ______(Girls)______

Number of Teachers who are non-Deaf: ______

Number of Teachers who are Deaf: ______

Please fill out, scan and email this document to: [email protected]

Attention: Rafael Pinchas, ICCD Secretary General

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UPCOMING EVENTS

21st European Deaf Club Team Cup, June 12-17, 2013, Kaunas, Lithuania

2nd World Disabled Chess Games, October 21-29, 2013, , Germany

17th Deaf Chess Olympiad, June 9-19, 2014, Opatija, Croatia

2nd Asian Deaf Team Cup, October-November, 2013, to be arranged

41st FIDE World Chess Olympiad, August 1-14, 2014,Tromso, Norway

22nd European Deaf Club Team Cup, June, 2015, Baku, Azerbaijan

16th World Individual Championships, June, 2016, Yerevan,

42nd FIDE World Chess Olympiad, August, 2016, Baku, Azerbaijan

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