Submitted by Chris Heath on 16 January, 2020 - 11:08
Despite the captain's ongoing misadventures, wins on the bottom three boards ensured a positive start to the new decade for Horsham 3 against Lewes 2.
I did not see much of Ian's game after his traditional English opening until towards the end which encompassed a neat and crushing denouement though not, I understand, without some adventures along the way.
Horsham 1 finished 2019 with a narrow win vs Worthing 2, which left them comfortably on top of the MSL Division 1 table.
Although the winning score was 3-2, Horsham's only loss occurred when they had already secured the match with a 3-1 scoreline.
Horsham's wins were secured by Gavin Lock and Anthony Higgs, against Joe Everett and George Neale.
Mark Broom and Mike Forster drew with Mike Nicholas and Peter Larwood.
See at the first week back on Tuesday 7 January 2020
Just a reminder about the Quick Play on Tuesday night for the final chess night of 2019.
We meet on Tuesday but then we take a couple of weeks break until 7 January.
Martin Costley (Lewes Chess Club)
The funeral will be on Monday 16th December, at 11am, at Woodvale Crematorium, Brighton, BN2 3QB. Wake afterwards at Shelley’s Hotel, Lewes, BN7 1XS. All who knew Martin welcome.
Enquiries etc. please email the secretary of Lewes Chess Club.
Looking ahead to the next round of the Quick play on 17 December I thought it would be useful to remind us who we will be playing - hopefully we might be able to fit a couple of rounds in!
...as Andras Adorjan liked to say - and so it was proved last Monday as Black was successful in Worthing 1 vs Horsham 2...
The London Chess Classic starts in London on Monday 2 December. There is quite an amazing list of talented Super GMs who will be playing including the World Champion Magnus Carlsen. Its just up the road and offers an amazing opportunity for spectators including live commentary.
Full details can be found at https://www.londonchessclassic.com/
A reminder that there are number of competitions available to play at the Hastings Chess Tournament over the New Year. Follow the link here or look at the information on the notice board:
http://www.hastingschess.com/
Some people like to go and watch the stronger players - that includes David Howell (who played in the Mid sussex Chess League in his younger days) and many other stars.
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