Joint winners of the General tournament t.
Stephenson and R. Shepherd both with 4/6 points. Play-off game to
decide.
Simon
Waters has sent the following reports:-
THE
REX WILLIS MEMORIAL GAMBIT TOURNAMENT 2006
This
tournament was held at the Clifton Road Games centre on 24th October
2006. This is a fixed opening, five round Swiss that does not
qualify for grading. The time limit was ten minutes each per game.
Seventeen
players took part and whilst Graham Bolt was the highest rated player, it
was much harder fought than the result suggests. Richard Pope played
well, and both Dr. Regis and Richard dropped their only games to Graham
Bolt.
OPEN
EVENING
On
Tuesday evening, 14th November, Exeter Chess Club is holding an
"Open Evening" at Clifton Road Games centre, starting at
19:30.
We
are inviting anyone interested to come along and meet the members.
Members
will be bringing along "wacky chess sets" to give the evening
an appropriate informal atmosphere, and hopefully avoid the "dread
silence" that can meet prospective members if they happen along on
an evening when there are matches in progress.
We
will be demonstrating the clubs other facilities, including boards for
go, and Oriental chess variants, demonstration boards, and chess
computers.
A
NOTICE FROM SIMON WATERS
This
invitation expires in 30 days.
Saturday, 28
October 2006 - 5:17 PM GMT
simon@technocool.net
has invited you to join the exeterchessclub group!
Hi,
I wish to form a mailing list to allow members of
Exeter Chess club, and local chess organisers to
stay in touch more effectively by email.
If it works it should make it easier to announce
local chess events, without each captain, or
organisers, having to maintain a separate list of
email addresses for Exeter members.
I also trust that we can have a small amount of
discussion about the Exeter Chess club website, and
the future and history of Chess in Devon, and other
topics of interest, without creating too much noise
for people just here for the announcements.
Please sign-up and see if we can make this work.
I'm initially inviting members, captains of Devon
teams that I know of, and one or two others, but
please feel free to extend the invitation to anyone
who has an interest in the local chess scene.