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Back from her recent performance at the Susan Polgar Natonal Invitational for Girls, Maine 2008 Girls Champion Sorel Edes of Orono took time out to share her thoughts of the tournament with us and how it felt to represent Maine at this national event. |
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Two tournaments will take place in Maine this Saturday, August 16, 2008: The St. Croix River Valley International Chess Classic in Perry and the Downeast Open and RBO in South Portland. Here are the details including registration information. |
Continue reading "St. Croix Classic and Downeast Open Tournament Reminders" »
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Todd Snyder (1931) won the WCCF July Swiss played in Houlton on July 19, 2008 with a perfect 4.0 points in as many rounds. Following Snyder were Roger Morin (1959) with 3.0 points and a group of four players with 2.0 points. |
Continue reading "WCCF July Swiss Tournament Report" »
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George Stevens Academy teacher and chess instructor Paul Gliden will be offering two chess classes at the Blue Hill Library on August 13th and 20th from 2:30 - 4: 30 p.m. The classes are open to the public and free of charge. |
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Lost in both time and cyberspace, the crosstable for a tournament that was played in Portland, Maine over 15 years ago has been unearthed by ChessMaine.net avid reader John Gaspar. The tournament was incorrectly entered into the USCF database as having taken place in Portland, Oregon rather than Portland, Maine and like a misplaced first class letter, has gone undetected all these years until now. |
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A three-way tie for first between Daniel Yeager (2349) of Pennsylvania, Julian Landaw (2305) of California and Scott Low (2198) of Maryland all of whom scored 5.0 points in six rounds was the result at the Denker Tournament of High School Champions. Maine's favorite son Fritz Eyerer was defeated in the last round but finished the tournament tied for 20th place with 3.0 points against very stiff competition. |
Continue reading "Denker Final Round Report" »
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Matt Parry (2253) of New York has defeated Maryland's Scott Low (2198) to take sole possession of first place at the Denker with 4.5 points and one round remaining. Despite the fact that the competition in this tournament is at a very high level (only nine players are rated below USCF 1700) Fritz Eyerer continues to excel. In round 5, he defeated Oregon's Daniel Gay (1990) to move to 3.0 points and a tie for 12th place with a 2047 or +237 performance rating. |
Continue reading "Denker Round 5 Report" »
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After four rounds at the Denker Tournament of High School Champions only one player has 4.0 points. Scott Low (2198), a strong expert from Maryland, has not given up a loss or draw. With nine players within a point of Low, the final two rounds will certainly be interesting. Maine representative Fritz Eyerer won a nice game vs. Vincent Glorioso (1957) of Louisiana in round 3 then lost to Erik Patchell (2070) of Kentucky to remain even at 2.0 points. |
Continue reading "Denker Round 3 & 4 Report" »
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Round 2 at the Denker saw the top tier of the crosstable get rarefied to six players with 2.0 points. Eyerer won his second round game bringing him up to an even score of 1 point after 2 rounds. In round 3, he will take on Vincent Glorioso (1957) of Louisiana. |
Continue reading "Denker Round 2 Report" »
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Like the Polgar National Invitational, the Denker brings together state champions from across the nation to compete in this "Tournament of Champions." In round 1, the Maine representative at the Denker Fritz Eyerer, was defeated by USCF Expert Robert Lau (2171) of Hawaii. Eyerer will face Lorenzo Newell (1102) of Mississippi in round 2. |
Continue reading "Denker Round 1 Report" »
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