Tony Howes
1 Peter
Hiller 0
Harvey
Quaresmini v Gabriel
Boross – postponed
Marty
Chadwick 0 Andrew
Robinson 1
Debbie
Jenkins v James
Hiller – postponed
Brian
Willcock 0 George
Flitcroft-Smith 1
Stuart
Wilson 0 John
Curran 1
Gavin
Foulger v Mike
Talbot - postponed
Debbie
Jenkins 0 Gavin
Foulger 1 (games brought forward from round 11)
Five games were played
tonight, the most notable of which was the game that Brian should have won but
didn’t. As you will see if you play through the game, white’s 29th
move is absurd. Brian was still visibly shaken after the game, but many
onlookers were puzzled by this as we all thought he had got used to this by
now. <BW’s reply – see below>
In other games Peter got a good position early on against Tony but could not hold onto his advantage. Likewise fro Stuart who found that John could just hold on, and then Stuart ran into customary time difficulties that he faces at the end of one hour games (blitz is beyond him!). Andrew managed to overcome Marty and Gavin beat Debbie in a re-scheduled game owing to the non-shows of their opponents.
The schedule has been slightly altered for some future games:
20 June:
Debbie v James
27 June Andrew v Debbie
27 June James v Brian (BW said ‘I have been looking forward to this game all
year!’)
12 Sept Andrew v Tony (Rd 11, from 5 Sept)
Brian Willcock (1189) –
George Flitcroft-Smith (1500)
1 e4 Nf6, 2 Nc3 d5, 3 e5 Ne4, 4 d4
e5, 5 Qf3 c5, 6 Nxe4 dxe4, 7 Qxe4 Qd4, 8 Qxd4 cxd4, 9 Nf3 Bb4, 10 Bd2 BxB, 11
QxB 0-0, 12 Nxd4 Rd8, 13 Ke3 Rd5, 14 f4 Nc6, 15 NxN cxN, 16 c4 Rd8, 17 Be2 Bb7,
18 Bf3 Rd7, 19 Rad1 Rd8, 20 RxR RxR, 21 Rd1 RxR, 22 BxR c5, 23 Bf3 Ba6, 24 Kd3
Ke7, 25 b4 cxb, 26 Kxb4 Kd7, 27 c5 Kc7, 28 Ka5 Bc4, 29 Kb4?? Bxa2, 30 Kb5 Bd5,
31 c6 g6, 32 Kc5 BxB, 33 gxB h5, 34 h5 a6, 35 Kb4 Kxc3, 36 Ka5 Kd5, scoresheet
indistinct after this point 0-1
Marty Chadwick (unrated)
- Andrew Robinson (1619)
1 d4 d5, 2 e3 Nf6, 3 Nd2 e6, 4 c3
c5, 5 Ngf3 Qc7, 6 Bb5+ Bd7, 7 Bxd7+ Nxd7, 8 0-0 Bd6, 9 g3 0-0, 10 c4 Rc8, 11 b3
cxd4, 12 Nxd4 a6, 13 N2f3 dxc4, 14 b4 Bxb4, 15 Rb1 Be7, 16 Qe1 b5, 17 Bd3 c3,
18 Rc1 cxd2, 19 Qxd2 Qb7, 20 Rc3 Bb4, 21 Rc7 Rxc7, 22 Qxb4 e5, 23 Nf5 Qxf3, 24
Ne7+ Kh8, 25 Nd5 Qxd5, white resigns 0-1
Stuart Wilson (1039) -
John Curran (1026)
1 d4 d5, 2 e3 e6, 3 Bd3 Nf6, 4 f4
c5, 5 c3 Nc6, 6 Nf3 h6, 7 0-0 cxd4, 8 exd4 a6, 9 a4 Bd6, 10 Ne5 Bc7, 11 Nd2
Nxe5, 12 fxe5 Nd7, 13 Nf3 f6, 14 Ba6+ Kf8, 15 Nh4 Kg8, 16 Qg4 f5, 17 Nxf5 exf5,
18 Rxf5 Nf8, 19 Bf7+ Kh7, 20 e6 Qe7, 21 Rxd5 Bxe6, 22 Qe4+ g4, 23 Bxe6 Qxe6, 24
Qxe6 Nxe6, 25 Rd7+ Kg8, 26 d5 Bb6+, 27 Kh1 Nc5, 28 Rd6 Bc7, 29 Rxg6+ Kf7, 30
Rg4 Rae8, 31 Bd2 Re2, 32 Raf1+ Ke7, 33 Be1 Rf8, 34 Bh4+ Ke8, 35 Kg1 Rxf1, 36
Kxf1 Rxb2, 37 Rg8+ Kf7, 38 Rc8 Bd6, 39 Bf2 white lost on time 0-1
One Hour tournament: Current standings
All players to play 13 games
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No. |
NAME |
POINTS |
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2 |
2 |
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2 |
1½ |
2 |
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3 |
1½ |
2 |
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4 |
1 |
1 |
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5 |
1 |
1 |
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6 |
1 |
1 |
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7 |
1 |
2 |
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8 |
1 |
2 |
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9 |
1 |
2 |
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10 |
1 |
2 |
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11 |
0 |
1 |
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12 |
0 |
2 |
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13 |
0 |
2 |
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14 |
0 |
2 |
One Hour tournament 2003 results page
Quote of the night:
“Well you know how James
didn’t come tonight…”
- Peter Hiller
Some explanation needs to be
given for why such a lame quote of the night appears this week. Unfortunately,
the best we can come up with is that it there was a confluence between a full
moon and Friday the 13th, the result of which was that James and
Mike obviously has other interests to pursue (separately, we hope).
“have to protest
about standards of veracity on web-site.your correspondent lied through his
fundament.my 29th move was not my normal gracious present to a
deserving opponent. it was an xfiles move - one that I had rejected for the
reasons that would strike any peruser of the game .i had intended to move the
pawn but somehow (c.i.a. drugs?) I put my hand on the King so had to make the
damned move.any more of this tabloid nonsense and I will have to launch my
annual coup against the president,whatever sammy says..”