Tournament Review
Thirty-eight players played in six preliminary sections, with the top two in each advancing to Final A. Among those who did not qualify for Final A was future World Championship candidate Eugenio Torre of the Philippines, who won Final B with 9/11. Final A was dominated by the rising young Soviet junior Anatoly Karpov (who would become World Champion just six years later), who gave up only two draws (10/11). Andras Adorjan (Hungary) and Urzica (Romania) finished three points behind. The strength of the field is shown by the fact that former Champion Kaplan could only finish fourth with 6.5/11.
OlimpBase
http://www.olimpbase.org/ind-junior/wu20-1969.html
Thirty-eight players played in six preliminary sections, with the top two in each advancing to Final A. Among those who did not qualify for Final A was future World Championship candidate Eugenio Torre of the Philippines, who won Final B with 9/11. Final A was dominated by the rising young Soviet junior Anatoly Karpov (who would become World Champion just six years later), who gave up only two draws (10/11). Andras Adorjan (Hungary) and Urzica (Romania) finished three points behind. The strength of the field is shown by the fact that former Champion Kaplan could only finish fourth with 6.5/11.
OlimpBase
http://www.olimpbase.org/ind-junior/wu20-1969.html
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OlimpBase :: 10th World Junior Chess Championship, Stockholm 1969
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Buenos Aires Chess Olympiad, 1978.
Krysztof Pytel (POL) vs William Lombardy (USA).
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Krysztof Pytel (POL) vs William Lombardy (USA).
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♜ We're counting down the 10 best #chess moves of all time!
♜ 10: In the 1964 USSR Championship, GM Ratmir Kholmov played a brilliant combination starting with 18.Nc6!
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♜ 10: In the 1964 USSR Championship, GM Ratmir Kholmov played a brilliant combination starting with 18.Nc6!
♜ See the full list here: http://chess.com/article/view/best-chess-moves
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Catig vs. Mills, 1974: A true chess masterpiece. The players' Elo? 1500! 😲
18...Bc8!, 20...e5!!, 24...Re3+!!, 26...Rfe8!!, 27...Bg3!, and 29...Qxb2!! 🤯
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18...Bc8!, 20...e5!!, 24...Re3+!!, 26...Rfe8!!, 27...Bg3!, and 29...Qxb2!! 🤯
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A Chess MASTERPIECE But The Players Are 1500! - Best Of The 70s - Catig vs. Mills, 1974
Round 6 results and pairings. Magnus Carlsen is now the sole leader of the tournament #STLRapidBlitz
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Raise your hand if you want a cat cam 🙋🏻♀️ #STLRapidBlitz
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What a combination by the World Champion!! #STLRapidBlitz
Another perfect day for Magnus, who takes the sole lead!
https://chess24.com/en/watch/live-tournaments/saint-louis-rapid-and-blitz-2020/6/1/1
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Schachbundesliga Championship 2020 || Impressions Day 1
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