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| Posted by mbeep sitecolony.com 5/28/2004 03:08:19 Play online chess |  Subject: Vaxjo chess clubs doggystyle #6Message: För egen del har jag ju inte spelat så många partier för klubben, men de partier jag har spelat inklusive simultanspelet mot Pia Cramling skulle jag i alla fall kunna bidra med om du tycker det är partier av intresse. Jag måste dock säga att nivån på dessa partier inte alltid är så hög från min sida. För övrigt har jag nästan uteslutande spelat här på GK och de partierna har du väl redan tillgång till antar jag??? I annat fall skulle jag ju alltid kunna maila dem i PGN-format till dig. Om jag kan hjälpa till med hemsidan på något annat sätt kan du bara fråga så ska jag se vad jag kan göra i mån av tid. /Magnus |
Chess news: Malakhov cocktail -- Hikaru Nakamura took his personal score to 4.5/5 with another victory as the USA defeated Brazil 3-1 to stay level with Russia at the World Chess Team Championships. The leaders have suffered only one match defeat but Russia lead on the basis of the individual result between the two chess teams. Russia struggled to overcome India but won a long game on board 4. Armenia crashed to a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Greece who have also defeated Russia. The Armenians brought misfortune upon themselves by taking some outrageous risks with the black pieces and lost both games. Leading scores with game points in brackets: 1 Russia 10/12 ... H Bomb fuse fizzles out -- Hikaru Nakamura’s wonderful run came to an end at the World Chess Team Championships as world number five Levon Aronian managed to overcome the American’s King’s Indian Defence with the aid of a strong novelty in the opening and win the chess match for Armenia. The lead changed hands again and with one to play Russia are one match point ahead of the USA after crushing Egypt 3.5-0.5. Russia face Israel in the last round while the USA must overcome the European champions Azerbaijan who are still just about in the hunt for gold. ... Jonathan Hawkins and Peter Williams shine at Hastings Masters -- The Hastings Masters, as ever generously supported by the local council, had two significant English successes besides the triumph of the 19-year-old David Howell and Mark Hebden, 51, who shared first prize with chess players from France and Romania. Jonathan Hawkins qualified for the international master title with his third IM performance in as many tournaments. The remarkable feature was that he did it aged 26, living in Durham away from major chess centres, and that he learned his chess skills from a computer without a human coach. Hawkins was graded 102, a weak novice, at age 14, and 158, moderate club standard, at 19, but he has surged in his ... | |