21. Chesmayne - Chess Dictionary StreamOf-Consciousness. Strobeck. Success-D’estime. Sulyman. sultan. sultan-khan-mir.Sun. Swindle. Swiss-System. Sword. Syllogism. Sylph. Symbol. System. Top chess Sites http://chesmayn.valuehost.co.uk/S.htm

22. Fish sultan khan, mir (19051966) Link. Reuben Fine has said that he was a master of theIndian version of chess (a PA can only move one cell on the first move (FMO http://chesmayn.valuehost.co.uk/Sultan Khan Mir.htm

23. FILE NOT FOUND! 1913 Jose Raul Capablanca, 1927 Klaus Junge Tolstoy playing chess David Janowski Tartakower4Savielly Tartakower playing with a girl mir sultan khan-1 mir http://thebatgirl.batcave.net/famous.html

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24. FILE NOT FOUND! Translate this page Famous chess Players Pairings. Maróczy, 1935 Richard Réti - Aaron Nimzovitch, 1925Salo Flohr - Boris Spassky Saveilly Tartakower - mir sultan khan Sir George http://thebatgirl.batcave.net/pairings.html

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25. Chess Games Polgar Susan Polgar Judit Polgar Rudolph Spielmann mir sultan khan Wilhelm Steinitz ProblemsCombination Practice Renfield's 1001 Mates chess Game Records. http://snow.prohosting.com/~batgrrl/games.html

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26. Britbase Chess Archive : Material From The 1930s - Part 1 at Worcester, c.1931, are mir sultan khan (19051966 sultan khan won the British Championshipin 1929, 1932 won the British Correspondence chess Championship in 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.

27. Smith & Williamson British Championship, 29 July - 9 August 2002 Oxford University, and the first Indian to win since mir sultan khan won the title championshipadds to the growing pressure on the British chess Federation to http://www.bcmchess.co.uk/news/bcf2002.htm

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28. Chess History chess Federation founded. 1925 BadenBaden. First international tourney in Germany.Alekhine won. 1926 khan; Sir Umer Hayat khan discovers mir sultan khan in http://www.chessindia.org/chess_history/chess_history4.html

History FIDE Ratings World Champions National Champions ... Indian Chess Organisations (The Official Website Of All India Chess Federation) About AICF AICF Forum Financial Regulations C H E S S H I S T O R Y 1910.01.07 Lasker-Schlechter world ch match, Vienna. 1910.02.10 Lasker defeats Schlecter in 10th match game to retain title, Berlin. 1910.02.27 Kasparyan, GM for chess compositions, b. 10-time Armenian ch. 1910.10 Lasker-Schlecter match. 1910.11.08 Lasker-Janowski world ch match, Berlin. 1910.12.08 Lasker beats Janowski, 9.5-1.5, Berlin. 1911 First appearance of 'modern chess openings.' 1911 First time a player played 100 opponents simultaneously (Fahrni-Munich) 1911.02.19 San Sebastian tourney. First appearance of Capa in Europe. He took First.

29. Chess History players. 1966 COMPUTER; First serious chess program, mac hack, became operational. match.1966.04.25 mir sultan khan died of TB in Pakistan. http://www.chessindia.org/chess_history/chess_history6.html

History FIDE Ratings World Champions National Champions ... Indian Chess Organisations (The Official Website Of All India Chess Federation) About AICF AICF Forum Financial Regulations C H E S S H I S T O R Y 1958 BLIND; First world blind ch; won by Bonham. 1958 Buchholz, Bruno died in Magdeburg, Germany. Devised a tie-breaker. 1958 COMPUTER; First computer to play chess. 1958 Covo-Artega of Cuba wins US Open in Rochester, Minnesota (139). 1958 Interzonal in Portoroz, Yugoslavia; Fischer ties for 5th. 1958 OLY; First chess ol for the blind, Meschede, W. Germany. 7 teams played.

30. GameCraft.net : °ÔÀÓ Àü¹® °Ë»ö ¿£Áø Karpov, Anatoly (2). Kasparov, Garry (19). khan, mir sultan (1). Kramnik, Vladimir(4). Shirov, Alexei (2). ? ? . chess Game of Champions, http://www.gamecraft.net/foreign/2979/3191/3212/3260/

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31. BCF Chess Yearbook - BCF Congresses And Champions 1904-2001 BCF chess Yearbook BCF Congresses and Champions 1904-2001. contest.1929, Ramsgate, mir sultan khan, Mary D Gilchrist, No contest. 1930, 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

32. Uncrowned Files: British Champions mir sultan khan. (19051966) sultan khan won the His chess career includes a numberof fine victories over great players (eg Bronstein, Nimzowitsch and Vidmar). http://www.phileo.demon.co.uk/uk_brits.htm

British Champions Click on the names to download games. Howard Staunton (1810 - 1874) Staunton was the world's leading player in the 1840's. He founded the English school of chess and promoted the world's first international chess tournament in 1851. Current games total: 353 Last updated: 28.03.98 Database version: 02 Image Henry Atkins (1872 - 1955) Atkins holds a unique record in the British Championship; out of eleven appearances he won the event nine times: 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1924 and 1925. Current games total: 125 Last updated: 08.03.01 Database version: 02 Image Frederick Yates (16 January 1884 - 10 November 1932) Yates was British champion in 1913, 1914, 1921, 1926, 1928 and 1931. In tournament play, on occasion, he defeated most of the greatest masters of his time. Current games total: 531 Last updated: 12.01.03 Database version: 10 Acknowledgements: Special thanks to John Blake, Richard Strange and Vlastimil Fiala for games. Image Sir George Thomas (1881-1972) Thomas won the British championship twice, in 1923 and 1934, and represented England in seven Olympiads. He fought many battles at the City of London club, winning 16 of its annual championships from 1913-14 to 1938-39. Database entries: 606 Last updated: 12.01.03

33. Uncrowned Kings Home Page These chess pages are partly dedicated to a select group of players Staunton, HenryAtkins, Frederick Yates, Sir George Thomas, mir sultan khan, William Winter http://www.phileo.demon.co.uk/

Uncrowned Kings Welcome to the Uncrowned Kings home page. These chess pages are partly dedicated to a select group of players who were not granted the opportunity, for various reasons, to play a match for the world title. Games collections in zipped ChessBase archive format for downloading may be found by clicking the 'Files' button on the left. The games of these players are available: Victor Korchnoi, Bent Larsen, Paul Keres, Aron Nimzowitsch, Akiba Rubinstein. A supplementary Hypermoderns A British Champions page is now under contruction. At present it contains the games of Howard Staunton, Henry Atkins, Frederick Yates, Sir George Thomas, Mir Sultan Khan, William Winter, C.H.O'D Alexander and Doctor Stefan Fazekas. Follow this link for the British Champions list Many of the files are incomplete but new material will be added occasionally until the definitive collections have been constructed. If you don't have ChessBase then go to my Links page and download 'ChessBase Light' from the downloads page at the ChessBase website. Please note Uncrowned Kings has recently had a major overhaul with regard to file format. The old .cbf/.cbi format has been replaced with .cbv; if you encounter any problems, e-mail me.

34. Sam Sloan's Chess Page The Case of the Toilet Stuffer , Norman T. Whitaker and Norman Tweed Whitaker, mir sultan khan and Fischer Announces New Rules of chess . http://www.ishipress.com/chess.htm

Sam Sloan's Chess Page A Better Way to Bring the USA a Gold Medal in Chess US Woman's Chess Olympic Team formed Dr. Lim Kok An has died - Ruled the World Chess Federation with an Iron Fist US Chess Championship ties broken Garry Kasparov is playing a computer in New York in the match of Man vs. Machine World Chess Championship. Game 3 of Man vs. Machine. Position before 32. Rh5. Kasparov can force a draw with 32. Ng6+ Kg7 33. Nf4 Kh8. Instead, Kasparov played 32. Rh5 which loses to 32. ... Nxd4 threatening mate with 33. ... Nb3+. However, Kasparov could have lasted longer and possibly even survived with 33. Rh1. Here is: Game One of Man vs. Machine World Chess Championship Game 2 of Man vs. Machine World Chess Championship Game 3 of Man vs. Machine World Chess Championship Game 4 of Man vs. Machine World Chess Championship ... Interview of David Levy I am a candidate for election to the Executive Board of the United States Chess Federation. Here are my issues: Sam Sloan's Preliminary Candidate's Statement for USCF Executive Board Sam Sloan's Candidate's Statement for the June Chess Life USCF Election Issues Report on the March 15-16 meeting of the USCF Executive Board ... Dr. Pedro Barrera has died In November, 2002 an election will be held for President of the World Chess Federation ("FIDE"). Here are photos of the candidates.

35. Games From Indian Tournaments All India Inter Bank Tournament, Hyderabad, November, PGN. T'Nagar chess AcademyFIDE Rated Open, Chennai, November, PGN. Archives. mir sultan khan, PGN. Rex Fashions. http://www.chathurangam.com/gamesdownload/

FIDE Ratings World Indian Guest Book Feedback ... Associations Games Download Tournament Venue Month Click here for games National 'A' Championship 2003 Mumbai January PGN 2nd FIDE World Cup 2002 Hyderabad October PGN The Telegraph Schools’ Chess Championship 2002 Calcutta August PGN 25th Asian Juniors Chess Championship Srilanka June - July PGN Goodricke International Open 2002, Calcutta Calcutta March PGN Chattishgarh International Open Chief Minister's Trophy Raipur February PGN BPCL 39th National "A" Chess Championship Nagpur January PGN India Cements 9th Asian Women Championship Chennai September PGN 3rd Asian Individual Championships Calcutta August PGN All India tournament Muzzaffarnagar July PGN 41st All Orissa State Championship Sambalpur June PGN 38th National "A" Championship New Delhi June PGN Asian Zonal Championships Colombo May PGN Bangalore May PGN 27th National Women 'B' Championship Palakkad February PGN 12th Goodricke International Open Calcutta February PGN 30th National Junior chess championship Hydrabad February PGN 24th National Team Chess Championship Nagpur January PGN Asian Youth Chess Championship Bikaner January PGN National U -25 Championship Bangalore December PGN Mumbai December PGN World Championship 2000 December PGN Indian Oil Servo National Under 18 Boys Chennai

36. Rousing Reception Accorded To British Champion Ramesh Other top chess players present on the occasion were International Master Tejas Bakre apart of history, being the second Indian after mir sultan khan, who won http://www.chathurangam.com/news/rbrbritish.asp

FIDE Ratings World Indian Guest Book Feedback ... Associations News 2002 Rousing reception accorded to British Champion Ramesh Aug 13 Landing in home town is always a pleasure, more so when you win a big International event, make history with a cloud nine performance. But for the unassuming Madras chess master Ramesh, who conquered all that came his way at the Smith and Williamson British Championship at Torquay, England last week, it was the result of hard work and taking it game by game. "I just played my natural game and wasn't counting on the results in the second half" said a contented Ramesh, who gains a twelve game Grandmaster Norm, for his fortnight's work at England. Receiving the Champion at the Anna International Airport, Madras with pride and delight was his mother, who fed him with delicious sweets, completing the occasion. Present on the occasion were scores of chess enthusiasts waving the Indian flag, officials from Tamil Nadu Chess Association including, Mr K Murali Mohan, Mr Thirukalathi, Mr V Hariharan, Mr Ramaswamy and scribes and camera crew from Television networks. Other top chess players present on the occasion were International Master Tejas Bakre (enroute to his tournament in Abu Dhabi) and Ramesh's colleague and friend FIDE Master T S Ravi. Talking about his all conquering home-run victories over four Grandmasters, Ramesh said, "I took my chances and just played it as one game after the other. The win with Barua was pleasing and the final game victory over McShane in a tight contest, gave me the Championship." Adding this Norm to the one he got at Biel Open, Switzerland last year, Ramesh is just on the right track to complete the Grandmaster title requirements. "My immediate target is to become a Grandmaster" said the young Indian Oil Corporation Officer. On becoming a part of history, being the second Indian after Mir Sultan Khan, who won the event thrice 70 years back, to win the prestigious British Open, Ramesh said," I am very happy to emulate a great player and be a part of history."

37. GameKnot -- Chess Forum i wont speak about Fischer ( i dont like the guy but his chess speaks by 4 Em.Lasker 5 Tal 6 Morphy 7 Philidor 8 Keres 9 Pillsbury 10 mir sultan khan. http://gameknot.com/fmsg/chess/1222.shtml

MY GAMES JOIN GAME START GAME MESSAGES ... mod this thread From Message Subject: TOP TEN ALL TIME Message: LIST THE TOP TEN ALL TIME BEST CHESS PLAYERS IN ORDER. YES, COMPUTERS "CAN" MAKE THE LIST. BASE THE LIST ON PURE PLAYING ABILITY AT THEIR PEAK NOT LONGEVITY OR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT. ALSO LIST 5 HONORABLE MENTIONS (FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO HATE TO MAKE A COMMITMENT). brobishkin Hmmm... Message: Give me a break... Computer programs make moves humans programmed them to move... How can they possibly make the list... The new chess programs are getting tougher but will never be able to compare to the Masters... Bro... easy Message: Alexander Alekhine Robert Fischer there is the top 10 chess players . PP Message: Alekhine ? could be a 40 miles all time runner i wont speak about Fischer ( i dont like the guy but his chess speaks by itself) id say Tal, Kasparov,Capablanca of course, Fishcer ,Bronstein, Botvinik,Alekhine,Nimzowitch, Karpov at his peak, Keres perhaps. i could reevaluate the list i guess. but this is my list for now. regardz brobishkin The List...

38. Chess History between the players of the modern form of chess and a player of the old Indianversion occured between 1929 and 1933 when mir sultan khan became British http://www.chess-poster.com/english/history.htm

Early Chess The true origin of the game of Chess is not clear. Some Legends attribute its invention to the Biblical King Solomon, or to the Greek god Hermes, or to the Chinese mandarin Hansing. But most probably originated in India sometime around the 6th or 7th century AD. From there the game crossed into Persia (now Iran), then to Europe. The word Chess is thought to be derived from "shah," the Persian word for king, and the word checkmate from shah mat, meaning "the king is dead." The earliest written mention of a Chesslike game appeared around 600 AD, and the fact that it was mentioned without an explanation suggests that it was already well known by that time. Chess is one of a group of games related from Chaturanga, a game believed to have originated in India in the 6th century or perhaps earlier, which itself may be related to a much older Chinese game. Chaturanga is a Sanskrit word referring to the four arms (or divisions) of an Indian army: elephants, cavalry, chariots, and infantry, from which come the four types of pieces in that game. It was not only two quoted texts that strengthened the belief for China as the birthplace of Chess, but also the circular bronze and ivory counters for the astrological Hsiang Hsi and for the war game Hsiang Chhi found during excavations. Similar finds are totally lacking in India. Indeed, India is a Chess Sahara Desert for archaeological finds, written documents, literature, early references, legends or anything akin.

39. Brief Notes On The History Of Chess 1900 2 1925. Romanian chess Federation founded. 1925. BadenBaden. Elo 2530. 1926.khan; Sir Umer Hayat khan discovers mir sultan khan in India. 1926. http://www.chess-poster.com/english/chesmayne/brief_notes_on_the_history_of_ches

"Brief notes on the H istory of Chess" by Bill Wall Year Event ( 1921 to 1940 ) Back Next Gumpel, Charles, builder of Mephisto, died in England. Alekhine introduces Alekhine's Defense in Budapest. Breyer set new blindfold record, 25 opponents (+15=7-3) French Chess Federation founded. 06 Kazic born. Journalist, arbiter. 10 Levy, Louis born. 16 Fichtl, Jiri born in Brno, Czechoslovakia. Czech Champion 1960. IM 1959. 20 Shocron, Ruben born. 15 Lasker-Capablanca W orld C hampionship match, Havana. 24 Smyslov born. 09 Puc, Yugoslavian IGM, born. IM 1950. 10 Wade b orn, Dunedin, NZ. Br itish Champion 1952, 1970. 3-time NZ Champion 28 Capa blanca beats Lasker, 9-5, Havana. 30 Ilivitsky b orn . USSR IM 1955. 30 Lasker writes that the end of C hess is in sight (BCM 1980

40. Chess Trivia sultan khan, mir (19051966) Winner of the All-indian championship and in five yearshe He was illiterate and had to learn the rules of chess in Europe, which http://www.logicalchess.com/info/trivia/s.html

Chess Trivia - S - Saemisch, Friedrich (1896-1975) Loser of more games of chess on time than any other master. In one tournament he lost all 13 games on time. He once spent 45 minutes before making his first move, got in time trouble and lost. In another event he lost a game on time in 13 moves. The time control was 45 minutes in 2 1/2 hours. Salgado, Rob Won the 1975 and 1983 Golden Knights correspondence chess championship with two perfect scores. Saltsjobaden, Sweden 1948 First Interzonal tournament and won by David Bronstein who survived an assassination attempt on his life. The U.S. was not represented. The two candidates, Isaac Kashdan and Arnold Denker, declined. The USCF raised $1,000 for Kashdan to play, but he felt that would not cover his expenses. Denker would have had to finance the entire journey himself. Seven players represented the USSR in the twenty man field and five of them finished in the top six places. Saunders, Elaine Won the British girls' under 21 title at age 10. Won the British women's championship in 1939 at the age of 13. Scandals and chess In 1987 the Zone 11 (East Asia/Australia) Zonal in Jjarkata, Indonesia was cancelled after charges that the Chinese players were throwing games to insure one of their own advanced to the Interzonals. A majority of players refused to play after a Chinese player resigned a drawn game and lost on time to other Chinese players. The player was watching other games and made no attempt to make time control against the front-runner, Xu Jun. FIDE then nullified the tournament. Later, President Campomanes reversed the decision, and ruled that the results would stand.

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