121. Welcome To Barnet Chess Club (UK) News about the club, and chess in general. Includes links to chess news and downloads. http://www.gtryfon.demon.co.uk/bcc/

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122. Belconnen Chess Club Information about the club, tournament reports and games, information about upcoming events in the ACT, and links to other chess resources. http://cs.anu.edu.au/~Shaun.Press/belconnen.html

Belconnen Chess Club Welcome to Belconnen Chess Club Homepage This page contains information about the Belconnen Chess Club , tournament reports and games, information about upcoming events in the ACT, and links to other chess resources. Club Information Venue: Belconnen Community Centre, Chandler St, Belconnen. Time: 7:30pm FRIDAYS. If you are interested in playing in a tournament please contact Ian.Rout@cfb.csiro.au or phone (02) 62814501. The first meeting for 1999 will be on Friday February 5. Where is Belconnen? Belconnen is part of the city of Canberra, the capital of Australia. It has a population of 80,000 and is about 15 minutes from the centre of Canberra 1999 Doeberl Cup Results 1998 ACT Championship Results 1998 ANU Chess Festival Doeberl Cup 1998 Results ... 1997 ANU Open Results Information Links Tournament Archives Australian FIDE Rating List ACT Chess News Upcoming Events Other ACT Clubs ACT Chess Association Club Directory ANU Chess Club Canberra Chess Club Norths Junior Chess Club ... Tuggeranong Chess Club Online Chess Magazines Australian Chess Forum This Week in Chess Australian Chess E-Zine New in Chess Other Chess Links Australian Chess Enterprises Chess World New South Wales Chess Association Stuart the Maniac's List of Chess Sites ... The Games Cupboard This page is maintained by Shaun Press Shaun.Press@cs.anu.edu.au

123. Welcome To The Marshall Chess Club Web Site // 23 West 10th St NY NY // 212-477- Contains upcoming tournament information, chess workshops information, club news, membership information, and club pictures. http://www.marshallchessclub.org/

124. Pasadena Chess Club Home Page Club information, officer listing, tournament calendar, tournament results, and categorized chess links. http://www.tim-thompson.com/pasadena.html

The Pasadena Chess Club New Location: Beginning April 9, 2004, the Pasadena Chess Club will have a new meeting place: Throop Memorial Church see map ) Parking is available in the church lot, but we may be competing with other groups using the church at the same time. Parking in the lot at 272 S. Los Robles, north of Del Mar, is no longer permitted . However, there is parking available on Del Mar, and Los Robles, conveniently near to the church. The club will meet from 6:30 to 11:00 PM. Anticipate that start time for all games will move to 7 PM sharp, so we can get out by 11 PM with the same time control we use now (40/90, SD/30). Change in Leadership: At the meeting on October 10, 2003, the members of the Pasadena Chess Club elected the following people, to fill the 5 offices defined in the club constitution: Board of Directors of the Pasadena Chess Club President Randy Hough Vice President Dave Matson Vice President and Tournament Director Raymond Boncato Secretary Position Open Treasurer Neil Hultgren When? Beginning April 9, 2004: Friday nights opening at 6:45 PM, tournament games start

125. Hull Chess Club Hull chess Club Yorkshire s Premier Culb News on chess in Hull and Yorkshire s Woodhouse Cup. http://www.hullchessclub.com/

Hull Chess Club (UK) Online 'Yorkshire's Premier Club' New Members Welcome. Juniors Evening Every Friday Relocation As From Friday 23rd September The Chess Club will be moving back to the YPI building on George Street room 5A. The Club Lightning Championship will take place on Friday 23rd at the YPI room 5A. All Welcome. SKYPE me!! Jim Hawksley Sudoku Welcome to Our Club Opening Theory Many Chess players enjoy doing logic puzzles. The latest craze is Sudoku. As a diversion from chess try your hand at this one, I rate it difficult Get a printable copy here I am not going to explain how to solve Sudoku as there are plenty of other web sites dedicated to these puzzles. But for a step by step walk-through solution to this one click here Stunning Moves What is the most amazing move of all time? Is it Shirov's fantastic 47...Bh3! against Topalov in the Linares tournament of 1998. Or how about Bischoff's Queen sac against Nogueiras in Havana 1998. There are of course many other candidates, Ivanchuk's 21.Qg7!! against Shirov in Wijk aan Zee 1996 must rate in the top ten. This position must be one of the most famous in chess history.

126. Quad Cities' Illowa Chess Club - Davenport & Bettendorf, IA; Rock Island & Molin hope you ll choose the Illowa chess Club as the place you exercise your brain! We re dedicated to promoting chess and it s benefits throughout the Quad http://www.quadcitychess.com/

Serving the bi-state chess community for over 40 years! This site is best viewed with IE 5+ in 1024 x 768 problems or comments? contact Webmaster What's New - 9/14/2005 Flowers completes double upset forces Beydler, Killian to eat his pawns in first two rounds Killian, Bonzo play at boards 1 and 2 in exciting final round of Bradley Summer Open 14 of 18 players take last round byes New digs considered for Club - Hauberg Civic Center, St. Ambrose possible candidates Beginner's Section proposed for monthly tournaments - allows new players to compete at their own level Iowa's State Team Championship approaches notify Roman if you want to play Website needs member games to post - webmaster threatens to post his own games if no response If you're a chess player, make your move now and join us! Whether you're an old hand at the game or someone just wanting to learn how the pieces move, we hope you'll choose the Illowa Chess Club as the place you exercise your brain! We're dedicated to promoting chess and it's benefits throughout the Quad City Area and welcome into our clubs anyone who wants to open their mind to all the wonderful things chess has to offer. We hold tournaments rated by the United States Chess Federation (USCF) each Tuesday night at 7:00 pm in the Hospitality Room of the AmericInn Hotel (301 Jason Way Court) in Davenport, Iowa.

127. Australian Chess Enterprises chess Club Manager. CLUB MANAGER. $149.95. (Wed 27/07/05) chess Workouts Home Edition. CLUB MANAGER. $145.00. (Wed 27/07/05) http://www.chessaustralia.com.au/

128. Wyoming Chess Association And Cheyenne Chess Club The official website fo the Wyoming chess Association, with complete coverage of tournament chess in the Wyoming area. http://www.wyomingchess.com/

Official web site of the Wyoming Chess Association and the Cheyenne Chess Club "Chess is touchstone to the intellect." Goethe Rev. Ray L. Fortune, 76 playing Dr. Jon Fortune 38 years after he taught him the game. The Cheyenne Chess Club is sponsored by Laramie County Community College. The Cheyenne Chess Club meets every Monday and Thursday night from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the cafeteria of LCCC Community College at 1400 E. College Drive, Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA. Check the map of Cheyenne or the map of the campus or call 778-LCCC or 778-5222 for directions. All skill levels, ages, and people are welcome. Come and play. Cheyenne Chess Camp coming Summer, 2005. Allan Cunningham , President and Treasurer. Email ADCDAC@aol.com Snail mail is: 4019 Golden Court, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 Home Phone: 307-634-7809 We are now a BarnesandNoble .com affiliate! Brian Walker club logo by Dan Horen of the Cheyenne Chess Club. Visit the Colorado Chess Informant website. Recent Additions 2005 Wyoming Open results 2005 Wyoming Scholastic Championship results ( photos from this event 2004 Cheyenne Christmas Quick results ( photos from this event 2004 Cody Open AmericInn Qualifier results Windsor AmericInn Qualifying results 2004 Thanksgiving Cheyenne Quick results Tri-State Chess Championship Team Wyoming Dominates Idaho in Inaugural Match Results of the 2004 Wyoming Closed won by Bruce Johnson Jon Fortune wins the reserve section of the 2004 NW Colorado Open Photos from the 2001 Wyoming Open See some

129. Lunenburg Chess Club The Lunenburg chess Club is a very informal chess club. This is the regular meeting time and place for the Lunenburg chess Club. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Recreation/NSChess/lcc.html

Join Us for Some Chess! at the Last Updated March 10, 2001 The Lunenburg Chess Club Town of Mahone , Bay, Nova Scotia, just outside of Lunenburg. The Mug and Anchor is an fine English Style pub on the ocean front. You're always welcome so pull up a chair! We meet Mondays (as of February 2001) from 6:00 - 9:00 PM at the , 643 Main Street, Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. Bring your chess set. Best of all attendance is free! Our Fifth Lunenburg County Chess Championship is set for April 20, 21, 22, 2001, at the Wandlyn Inn in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. We'll be having sections sections - it will be better than ever. Join us! SECOND LUNENBURG COUNTY CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP Our second Lunenburg County Open Chess Championship was won by Glen Charlton of Halifax. It was even more successful than the first tournament. FIRST LUNENBURG COUNTY CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP We've completed a successful First Lunenburg County Open Chess Championship on March 14, 15, 16, 1997 at the Wandlyn Inn, Bridgewater, Nova Scotia! With a good turn out and great reviews, we plan to do it again! Many thanks to all our supporters and sponsors! This was our first nationally rated chess tournament, rated by

130. Bluenose Chess Club The Bluenose chess Club meets Mondays, 6pm 11pm Room 307 Dan Parker ran the Bluenose chess Club for decades and was the creator of the famous club http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Recreation/NSChess/bncc.html

BLUENOSE CHESS CLUB Last updated 15 September 2005 The Bluenose Chess Club meets Mondays, 6:30pm - 10:45pm Room 307 Dalhousie University Student Union Building (S.U.B.) 6136 University Avenue Halifax, Nova Scotia Visitors are always welcome! The club has its own supply of chess sets and chess clocks for members and visitors to use. Play casually, enter one of our active or ongoing tournaments, or just come and watch. Note: During the spring and summer months, from the beginning of May until the start of the school year in September, the club meets from 6:00pm to 8:45pm. Contact David Kenney (902) 462-7455 after 6pm Ken Cashin History of the Bluenose Chess Club Schedule for the 2005-2006 Season To download a PDF version (for easy printing) of the schedule click here September 12/05 The Dalhousie Student Union Building (Dal SUB), home of the Dalhousie Bluenose Chess Club, reverts from summer to regular hours. From now until May 1, the club meets at the SUB Monday nights 6:30-10:45 p.m., room 307. At the club Sept. 12th, candidate master Jason Kenney will put on a simul (simultaneous exhibition), starting at 8 p.m. All players are welcome to participate. Event director: David Kenney.

131. Chess Federation Of Canada Calgary chess Club Time700 Tuesday Nights Place Banff Trail and Wainwright chess Club Time7pm to 10pm every Thursday Place Showtime Video, http://www.chess.ca/chess_clubs.htm

Submit a Club Clubs by Province Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... Ontario (Excluding Toronto) Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon CANADIAN CORRESPONDENCE CHESS ASSOCIATION the official Canadian affiliate of the "International Correspondence Chess Federation, offers chess by post or e-mail. Send for an information package from: CCCA, 1669 County Road 4, RR 1, L'Orignal, Ontario, Canada, K0B 1K0. For info email; Contact Other contacts; Vice-Presidents, Ralph P. Marconi marconi@pandore.qc.ca , and William Roach william_roach@hotmail.com Alberta Calgary Chess Club Time :7:00 Tuesday Nights Place: Banff Trail and Community Centre, 2115 - 20 Avenue NW Contact Calgary Chess Club Alberta Chess Association Time :7:00 Tuesday Nights Place Contact www.albertachess.org Wainwright Chess Club Time :7pm to 10pm every Thursday Place : Showtime Video, Main Street, Wainwright, AB

132. Watauga Chess Club August 2 Watauga chess Club is sad to report that our current November 23, 2004 - Congratulations to the new 2005 Watauga chess Club officiers. http://www.geocities.com/wataugachess/

Club News Our new website is finished. Click here to go there now! We have also moved our meeting site. See the new webpage for details! To avoid a popup on the new page, simply type www.wataugachess.thinkhost.com into the address bar. Upcoming Events Click here for our Tournaments page. *Note - in order to have tournaments started "on"-time, Watauga Chess Club requires that players are paid and registered by 8:45 a.m. on the day of our weekend tournaments. Registrants paying after 8:45 will not be paired in the first round, but can play in future rounds. We have implemented this change because of tournaments starting/ending late. About Us ... Tournaments Here you will find information about our club A listing of regular tournaments that may be of interest to our members Scholastics Information regarding chess for students Links Some of our favorite chess links on the Web Contact Us How to contact the Watauga Chess Club USCF Affiliate This site is best viewed with IE 4.0 or above at 800x600 resolution Click here for a map to the Club Contact the Webmaster for any problems with this Website If you're really bored you can read our Click here to read The ... meets every Tuesday night from 6:30-9:00 PM at the First American Title Company, 6200 Colleyville Blvd, Colleyville, TX . Click on the link at the right for a map and directions to our meeting location. Players of all strengths regularly attend so you are sure to find a competitive opponent. The club normally holds a 5 minute blitz tournament on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month. Check out our Tournaments page for future tourneys. Join us and become part of the ever growing DFW chess community! If you have any questions please contact one of our officers.

133. Hendon Chess Club How to find and join Hendon chess Club. so if you are looking for a chess club and opportunities to practice, look no further! http://www.geocities.com/adamraoof/chessclub/hendonchess.html

Golders Green Rapidplays Hendon Blitz Tournaments Mailing List HENDON CHESS CLUB Always looking for new team players! Middlesex League has started a new season, so if you are looking for a chess club and opportunities to practice, look no further! NOTE - you can play for two different clubs as long as you play for teams competing in different Leagues e.g. you could play London League for Cavendish, Middlesex League for Hendon and North Circular League for Powdermill! Chris Jones is First Team Captain (Middlesex League) and can be reached on (020) 8959 6056 (home) or 07963 013 552 (mobile). Chris Rogal is . Ring (020) 7794 4374 (home) or 07711 960 623 (mobile) or e-mail chrisrogal@hotmail.com The club meets every Thursday from 7.30pm to 10.00pm Our venue is St Albans Church Hall , West Heath Drive, Golders Green NW11. Adam Raoof holds monthly Golders Green Rapidplays at the church hall, with discounted entry for Hendon Chess Club members. 'First Thursday' Hendon Blitz Tournaments are held on the first Thursday of every month (hence the name!).

134. Cambridge University Chess Club Event information, college league table, fixtures, and a list of committee members. http://www.srcf.ucam.org/chess/

Cambridge University Chess Club Home Events Dragon The Committee ... Grade Converter Cambridge University Chess Club The Cambridge University Chess Club exists to promote the playing of chess, both within the University and throughout the Cambridge area. The club has members covering the full spectrum of playing strengths and offers a friendly forum for playing chess. We arrange a wide variety of events for our members, organise inter-college league and cup competitions and publish our own magazine . The club plays in the national county championship and contests the highly prestigious annual varsity match against Oxford (for which there are also Freshers' and second team matches). Friendly matches against local clubs are also arranged. A full fixture program can be found here The current Committee of the Chess Club can be found (and contacted) here Some chess related links and the archive are here (You can also navigate the website using the links on the left.) News Old News 13th August 2005 We are currently seeking two Editors for Dragon for the 2005-2006 academic year. They will cover the content and technical aspects of the magazine respectively. The technical editor should be capable of typesetting, printing and doing any other computer work required to produce the magazine, and the content editor will be in charge of the actual content of Dragon. All CUCC members are welcome to apply! Please email Richard Mycroft (rm396) or Sean Lip (szwl2) as soon as possible if you would like to apply, or have any further queries.

135. North Sydney Chess Club Contains event program and tournament information. http://www.northsydneychess.org/

North Sydney Chess Club (Incorporating Chatswood Chess Club) Club Pages Home 2005 Club Programme 2004 Club Programme 2003 Club Programme ... Chess Links Contact Us Club Info: Norm Greenwood Web Site: Webmaster Chess Organisations ACF NSWCA FIDE Other Clubs Gosford Newcastle Coffs Harbour Croatia ... NSWCA Directory News and Upcoming Events 30 August 2005 - Ford Memorial Tournament Begins The Ford Memorial Tournament begins on August 30th. The closing date for entries is August 23rd. During the tournament, results are available here 24 May 2005 - Grade Matches to Begin North Sydney Club Grade Teams are available here . Results will be available during the event at Steve Carratt's page 17 May 2005 - Big Board Match vs. St George (away leg) 7 May 2005 - Club Championship Nears Completion The Club Championship is almost complete. Winners have been decided in two divisions. Some postponed games are yet to be played before final results in all divisions will be known. Here are the Latest Results 8 Feb 2005 - Club Championship Begins The 2005 Club Championship begins on Tuesday February 8th. The

136. US Chess Federation It covers how to organize a school chess club, run tournaments, keep interest high The scholastic chess club combines educational and social activities. http://www.uschess.org/scholastic/sc-guide2.html

Scholastic Chess Beginners Services Free Materials Featured Coaches and Players ... Home A GUIDE TO SCHOLASTIC CHESS Preface Dear Administrator/Teacher, This guide was created to help teachers and scholastic chess organizers who wish to begin, improve, or strengthen their school chess program. It covers how to organize a school chess club, run tournaments, keep interest high, and generate parent and public support. I would like to thank the United States Chess Federation Club Development Committee, especially former Chairman Randy Siebert, for allowing us to use the framework of The Guide to a Successful Chess Club (1985) as a basis for this booklet. In addition, I want to thank Beatriz Marinello, Scholastic Director of the U.S. Chess Federation (USCF), and the USCF for their continuing help in the preparation of this publication. Scholastic chess, under the USCF’s guidance, has greatly expanded and made it possible for the wide distribution of this guide. I look forward to working with them on many projects in the future. The following scholastic organizers reviewed this work and made many suggestions, which have been included. Thanks go to Jay Blem (CA), Leo Cotter (CA), Stephan Dann (MA), Bob Fischer (IN), Doug Meux (NM), Andy Nowak (NM), Andrew Smith (CA), Robert Snyder (CA), Brian Bugbee (NY), and many others too numerous to mention.

137. Kings Head Chess Club Homepage The Kings Head chess Club is one of the largest in London. We have players ranging from beginners to Grandmasters. We meet socially at the Wargrave Arms Pub http://212.67.202.26/~khcc/start.shtml

Contact us: info11@khcc.org.uk Kings Head Chess Club Pick of the day: Club details Victors Meet! GM Alex Baburin annotates GM Korchnoi - GM Bologan on our upgraded "click-through" board which now shows variations. And there are some nice ones to play through! Play Annotation Kings Head Grades check em out Chess in France An article by Steve Berry. France can be a country of extremes. It changes government by revolution and is rather proud of the fact. Americans have been happy with same old boring republic for more than 200 years whilst the French have enjoyed five republics in the same length of time. In chess too, the French seem to swing from one extreme to another. read Back in the Robertson's Factory Alex Bourke I guess I'm still as jammy as a major industrial accident at the Robertson's factory ... Leuven 2002 A short report and some games from this great tournament Queenside Battle Colin Mackenzie Colin has sent in a recent game which Fritz has to work very hard to understand. Queenside Battle Non Computer Chess Julian Ward Julian has kindly sent us the following game which illustrates that if there are special ways to play computers (i.e. don't do things like Nxf7 like Kramnik does!) then all you need to do is to reverse them when playing humans ...

138. Greenville Chess Club - Home Page Meeting information, tournament schedule, and club information. http://www.angelfire.com/games/greenvillechessclub/

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire 40 Yr Old Virgin Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Welcome to the Greenville Chess Club Home Page! Check out recent games from the club, and GM games from around the world on our Games Page What's coming up at GCC? Check the Calendar Visit the Chess Blog! GCC Home Join Calendar Members Directions Pairings FAQ Game Gallery Links TD Page Video Library The Greenville Chess Club is one of the fastest growing and most active chess clubs in the upstate area of South Carolina. The club meets at the O'Neal Building, 10 Falcon Crest Drive, off of Pleasantburg (Hwy 291) at I-385 Click here for directions. Meeting time is Thursdays at 7:30 PM Come out and play! No membership required and no entry fee for casual games. Check us out risk-free! Paid members receive reduced entry fees for club tournaments, eligibility for club office and voting privileges in business meetings. Contact us by GCC Home Calendar Members Newsletter ... TDs The Web Counter says your are visitor number

139. San Luis Obispo Chess Club Members list, tournament information, and meeting time and place. http://www.chessmaniac.com/sloclub/

San Luis Obispo Chess Club San Luis Obispo Chess Club The chess power house of the Central Coast! Church of the Nazarene 3396 Johnson Ave. Casual play, lectures, occasional tournaments. Club meets Thursdays from 6:30-10:00pm. Dues: $15 per year, students $5.00 per year. Contact Barbara McCaleb at (805) 544-0717 for more information. Thursday, February 03, 2005 The Fischer King In the surreal setting of war-torn Yugoslavia, reclusive chess grandmaster Bobby Fischer emerged to meet Boris Spassky. posted by ChessManiac : 5:23 AM Friday, January 28, 2005 Bobby Fischer is a Ferocious Winner Angry voices rattled the door to Bobby Fischer's hotel room as I raised my hand to knock. "Goddammit, I'm sick of it!" I heard Bobby shouting. "I'm sick of seeing people! I got to work, I got to rest! Why didn't you ask me before you set up all those appointments? To hell with them!" Then I heard the mild and dignified executive director of the U.S. Chess Federation addressing the man who may well be the greatest chess player in world history in a tone just slightly lower than a yell: "Bobby, ever since we came to Buenos Aires I've done nothing but take care of you, day and night. You ungrateful -!" It was 3 p.m., a bit early for Fischer to be up. Ten minutes later, finding the hall silent, I risked a knock and Fischer cracked the door. "Oh yeah, the guy from LIFE. Come on in." His smile was broad and boyish but his eyes were wary. Tall, wide and flat, with a head too small for his big body, he put me in mind of a pale transhuman sculpture by Henry Moore. I had seen him twice before but never so tired.

140. Free Internet Chess Server (FICS) A free chess server with players of all levels, with lectures to help you improve your play. http://www.freechess.org/

Home Login Now Register Download Help ... Links FICS 8708 31ST Ave N New Hope Mn 55427 Play chess on the web for free. The Free Internet Chess Server, with over 150000 registered users, is one of the oldest and one of the largest internet chess servers. Whether serious with your chess or just looking for the occasional game, whether looking for another player or eager to challenge a strong computer, whether you like a blitz chess or you are fond of one of the many variants, here you can play chess over the internet for free. Jin is the new FICS web interface Starting on April 22nd 2005 Jin is the new recommended FICS web interface. The old javaboard will still be available for the times being. Register now. Register now for free and reserve your handle forever. You will receive a rating. Moreover you will be able to play our online tournaments, save games for later analysis or have your games annotated by the Teaching Ladder reviewers. Download a graphical interface.

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