21. Edinburgh University Chess Club WWW Title Index Club/League/Past Index Edinburgh University chess Club Results 1995/96 chess Rules mir sultan khan Lewis chess Pieces Edward I and chess chess in http://chess.eusa.ed.ac.uk/whatshere.html

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22. Indochess Off the top of my head the names of mir sultan khan, Georgy Agzamov, and Alexander sultan khan was naturally selected to play for the British chess http://www.indochess.com/news_maint_public.php?news_id=677

23. Here Are Some Chess Puzzles From The Games Of Mir Sultan Khan Here are some chess puzzles from the games of mir sultan khan. White to move andwin except where noted. Solutions are between the brackets under each http://www.wtharvey.com/sult.html

Here are some chess puzzles from the games of Mir Sultan Khan. White to move and win except where noted. Solutions are between the brackets under each puzzle. Drag your cursor from one bracket to the other. a) Sultan Khan vs Olaf Olsen, Hamburg, 1930 r3r2k/pp3ppp/2pqnn2/3p1NQb/3P4/3B4/PPP2PPP/4RRK1 w - - 1 b) White Mates in 6. Sultan Khan vs Vera Menchik, Scarborough, 1930 r1bq3k/pp2b2B/4p2p/3pP1p1/3P1Np1/2P5/PPQ3P1/5RK1 w - - 1 Ng6+ Kg7 Nf8 or Nxe7 c) Sultan Khan vs F Alexander, London, 1932 1r5k/pq4pb/1pp2r1p/1P1p1N2/3Q2P1/5B1P/P3P2K/B1R5 w - - 1 d) Sultan Khan vs Frederick Yates, London, 1932 b1r1rnk1/q3bppp/pp2p3/2pPP1PP/2P1N3/1P3B2/PB4Q1/3R1RK1 w - - 1 Nf6+ if Bxf6 gxf6 g6 Qd2 or if gxf6 gxf6 Ng6 hxg6 e) Sultan Khan vs Asmundur Asgeirsson, Folkestone, 1933 2b1r3/3n1p1p/p1Nb1nk1/3p2p1/N7/2B2PPB/PPR2K1P/8 w - - 1 Bxf6 if Kxf6 Na7 or if Nxf6 Bxc8 w/Ne7+ Sultan Khan Puzzles, Part II. Black to move and win. a) Carl Ahues vs Sultan Khan, Liege, 1930 8/p3N1pk/7p/2q4n/2p2p2/2Pr1P2/P5PP/1Q2RK2 b - - 1 ...Ng3+ hxg3 fxg3 w/...Qh5 b) Victor Soultanbeieff vs Sultan Khan, Liege, 1930

24. Chess Puzzles By GMs Alexander Stripunsky; Zurab Sturua; mir sultan khan ; Jaime Sunye Neto ; PeterSvidler; A great chess short storyLast Round by Kester Svendsen http://www.wtharvey.com/

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25. Mir Sultan Khan Olympic Heroes mir sultan khan. master took him to Europe because of hisunique chess talent which he was apparently aware of and whether sultan khan http://www.olimpbase.org/articles/sultan_khan.html

Olympic Heroes: Mir Sultan Khan He was one of most intriguing personalities that have ever appeared at the Olympiads. Originating from today's Pakistan (born in 1905) he went to Europe in 1929 brought by his master, Sir Umar Hayat Khan, and came back to Asia just four years later. He spent rest of his life in his homeland, away of any public chess activities. He received a small patrimony after his master's death which let him farm happily for the rest of his life in Punjab. He died in 1966. Despite of his exotic looks and suits, with a funny, bulged turban over his head, he was a player of ultimate strength although he used to play Indian version of chess before he came to Europe (thee differencies are minor but still important at top level). Whether his master took him to Europe because of his unique chess talent which he was apparently aware of and whether Sultan Khan was a slave of a maharaja or just a servant is not clear. Reuben Fine reported once that he came to a dinner to Sultan Khan master's house and was embarrased to see the Indian grandmaster serving him the dishes, yet the validity of the story has been questioned many times. Sultan Khan achieved outstanding successes during his short stay in Europe. He played at top British board at 1930, 1931 and 1933 Olympiads. He never did worse than 50% leading Great Britain to decent top 10 places. He won British Chess Championship three times (1929, 1932, 1933) missing the title only once, in 1931. He beat dr Savielly Tartakower in a friendly match and defeated a. e. Alekhine and Capablanca in a single game. He won shared 3rd place in Hastings 1932/33 behind Flohr and Pirc. His Chessmetric ratings had been close to 2600 making him world top 20 member at the time and very close to top 10 standards. He is unofficially recognized as first Asian grandmaster.

26. OlimpBase 3rd Chess Olympiad Hamburg 1930 Information OlimpBase The History of the chess Olympiads. Rubinstein, Akiba (POL) sultan khan, mir (ENG) 1 - 0 Poland s impressive start was followed by this http://www.olimpbase.org/1930/1930in.html

3rd Chess Olympiad: Hamburg 1930 Final Group Statistics Information Basic data Tournament review Individual medals Best game prizes ... Missing data Basic data 3rd Chess Olympiad Date: 13th - 27th July 1930 City: Hamburg, Germany Venue: Provinzialloge von Niedersachsen Head of Organizing Committee: Mr. Walter Robinow (GER) Tournament Director: Julius Drimer (GER) Teams participating: Players participating: Games to be played: Games actually played: 605 (7 games were set as defaults) Game system: Round robin Tie-breaks: 1. Game points; 2. Match points (perhaps) Clock routine: 2h for first 40 moves, then unknown Official logo: N/A Downloadable game file: 30olm.zip Special thanks to Detlef D¶ll for preparing the game file. Tournament review Who else? Certainly the Hungarians, again lead by Mar³czy were very strong. Germany lead by Ahues and S¤misch aspired for top places. Flohr was top board of Czechoslovak team but he did not have enough support from his team-mates. US team with Kashdan and Marshall on top boards was considered strong enough to earn the medal. The games were very hard, 9 teams were in the lead in the course of the event and most time there was no clear leader, just the leading group. Each team lost at least two matches. The games were organised beyond reproach and the standard of games was very high. The FIDE congress debating parallelly decided that since 1931 fixed board order should be adopted. The new rules made in Hamburg laid the foundations of future improvments and amendments to the Olympic regulations.

27. Mir Malik Sultan Khan - Schaaklinks.jouwpagina.nl mir Malik sultan khan The First Ever Asian Grandmaster of chess The chessgames of mir sultan khan. 117 partijen van sultan khan. http://schaaklinks.jouwpagina.nl/rubrieken/mir-malik-sultan-khan.html

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29. BCF Chess Yearbook - BCF Congresses And Champions 1904-2001 BCF chess Yearbook BCF Congresses and Champions 1904-2001. Champions JuniorChampions 1929, Ramsgate, mir sultan khan, Mary D Gilchrist, No contest http://www.bcf.org.uk/yearbook/conschamps.htm

BCF Chess Yearbook - BCF Congresses and Champions 1904-2001 Champions Junior Champions British Champions 1904-2001 Year Venue Champion Ladies' Champion Senior (60+) Champion Hastings William E Napier Kate B Finn No contest Southport Henry E Atkins Kate B Finn No contest Shrewsbury Henry E Atkins Frances Herring No contest Crystal Palace Henry E Atkins Frances Herring No contest Tunbridge Wells Henry E Atkins Grace Curling No contest Scarborough Henry E Atkins Gertrude A Anderson No contest Oxford Henry E Atkins Mary M Houlding No contest Glasgow Henry E Atkins Mary M Houlding No contest Richmond Richard C Griffith Gertrude A Anderson No contest Cheltenham Frederick D Yates Amabel N Moseley No contest Chester Frederick D Yates Mary M Houlding No contest no contest no contest no contest No contest Hastings no contest Edith M Holloway No contest Edinburgh Roland HV Scott Agnes Stevenson No contest Malvern Frederick D Yates Gertrude A Anderson No contest London no contest Edith C Price No contest Southsea Sir George A Thomas Edith C Price No contest Southport Henry E Atkins Edith C Price No contest Stratford upon Avon Henry E Atkins Agnes Stevenson No contest Edinburgh Frederick D Yates Agnes Stevenson No contest London no contest no contest No contest Tenby Frederick D Yates Edith C Price No contest Ramsgate Mir Sultan Khan Mary D Gilchrist No contest Scarborough no contest Agnes Stevenson No contest Worcester Frederick D Yates Edith MA Michell

30. Chess Masters That Came From Poverty chess Forum Promoting chess discussion. sultan khan was a slave. That s nottrue. mir sultan khan was *not* owned by his employer, http://www.avlerchess.com/chess-misc/Chess_masters_that_came_from_poverty_190333

Chess Forum Promoting chess discussion. Main Date: 24 Mar 2005 12:40:52 From: WRobinson Subject: Chess masters that came from poverty Hi! What are the most famous chess masters that where very poor in their infancy? P.S.: Sorry for the bad english... []s Free Avlerchess Glass Chess Set - Find out how you can get a free glass chess set from us. Date: 24 Mar 2005 20:59:16 From: Wlodzimierz Holsztynski (Wlod) Subject: Re: Chess masters that came from poverty Boobaki "Nick" trolls: Who cares? Wash, Boobaki, that stinky belly button of your before you show it off to others. (You're so disgusting). Wlod Date: 24 Mar 2005 17:34:39 From: Nick Subject: Re: Chess masters that came from poverty I am responding to Taylor Kingston's post here simply because I happened to notice it. My response here does *not* necessarily imply that I have read the posts by Taylor Kingston or anyone else in earlier threads. Taylor Kingston wrote: That's not true. It would be far more accurate to refer to Mir Sultan Khan as a servant.

31. Opening Question Free Avlerchess Glass chess Set Find out how you can get a free glass chessset from us. White sultan khan, mir Black Marshall, Frank James http://www.avlerchess.com/chess-misc/Opening_question_185787.html

Chess Forum Promoting chess discussion. Main Date: 05 Jan 2005 03:49:24 From: RobertA289 Subject: Opening question As soon as I got into The Ideas Behind the Chess Openings by Reuben Fine, I reached a point in which I was confused. The first opening, the Centre Game is shown as 1. e4 e5 2. d4 exd4 3. Qxd4 Nc6 4. Qe3 Nf6 5. Nc3 Be7 11. f3 O-O-O. The next move white castles queenside. However, I do not see a problem with taking the bishop with the f-pawn. I'm sure that the reason is an obvious one, but I can not find a move for black to even the advantage, and being confused by the first opening is rather embarassing. If anyone has the answer to my problem, please help Free Avlerchess Glass Chess Set - Find out how you can get a free glass chess set from us. Date: 05 Jan 2005 09:07:17 From: Chad J. Cox Subject: Re: Opening question On 05 Jan 2005 03:49:24 GMT, roberta289@aol.com (RobertA289) wrote: The Queen is forcefully lost. This game was played in 1930 between Mir Sultan Khan and Frank James Marshall. On move 12 white chose to castle long and eventually won the

32. Britbase Chess Archive : Material From The 1930s - Part 1 c.1931, are mir sultan khan (19051966) (on the left, playing black) and Theodore sultan khan won the British Championship in 1929, 1932 and 1933, http://www.bcmchess.co.uk/britbase/arch30.htm

British Chess Magazine Britbase Chess Archive : Material from the 1930s - Part 1 Last Edited on Sunday, 17 January 1999 at 22:42 Most of the material assembled below was taken from volumes of English Counties' Chess Unions Combined Yearbooks, which were very kindly supplied by Maurice H Carter . If readers have an additional material or corrections/amendments to material already published, I would be delighted to feature them here. RHS Stevenson (pictured left) is now better known as the husband of famous Woman's World Champion Vera Menchik (1906-1944). His full name was Rufus Henry Streatfeild Stevenson (1878-1943) and he was a noted chess organiser in the UK. He was Kent County Champion in 1919. In 1931 he edited the Home News for the British Chess Magazine and dealt with subscriptions. In 1931 Stevenson and his first wife (herself a four-times British Ladies' Champion) lived in SW4 and played for the Lewisham St Mary's club, but the first Mrs Stevenson died in a tragic and bizarre accident in August 1935. She had been picked to play in the Women's World Championship in Warsaw and arrived in Posen (now known as Poznan) by plane from Berlin. Having completed the passport formalities, she was returning to the aircraft. Thinking it was just leaving, she ran for it, and unfortunately approached the front rather than the back, ran straight into the propellors which had just been started up and was killed. Stevenson married Vera Menchik in 1937, at which time he was the Kent County Hon.Sec, having previously been the match captain. He later became the BCF Hon.Sec.

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34. Girls In Chess, Way Back "Then"! chess history, chess games, pgns, chess pictures, chess articles, girls, women . Sammy Reshevsky, mir sultan khan, Sir George Thomas, CH O D. Alexander, http://www.angelfire.com/games/SBChess/then.html

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35. Chess Games mir sultan khan Wilhelm Steinitz Alexander Alekhine Joseph Blackburne Henry Thomas Buckle Circa 1795 a close friend of Philidor plays chess http://www.angelfire.com/games/SBChess/games.html

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38. British & Canadian Chess Champions Rounding out the ABCs of chess champions America, Britain, and Canada. Watch formore lists of the champions of other 3, sultan khan, mir, 1929, 1933 http://chess.about.com/library/weekly/aa03i06.htm

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39. British Chess Championships British chess Champions (starting 1866). 1932, London, sultan khan, mir.1933, Hastings, sultan khan, mir. 1934, Chester, Thomas, Sir George http://chess.about.com/library/ble41gbr.htm

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