Submitted by Ian Comley on 5 January, 2013 - 10:03
This Tuesday is scheduled for another Knockout round and I have copied the outstanding games for your convenience. Please remember that Horsham 2 and Horsham 5 have home matches so it is worth checking that your opponent is free.
Submitted by James Mansson on 20 December, 2012 - 23:40
Mick Harris reports:
Horsham had an excellent win over St Francis & Haywards Heath in the semi final of the Paul Watson Cup.
Despite some manoeuvring with grades by the opponents we went through with good wins from Richard Moorhouse, Nick Warren and Mick Harris.
We will play either Lewes or Hastings in the final.
The results of the individual games are given in the table below:
Submitted by Ian Comley on 20 December, 2012 - 15:38
A great evening of chess last Tuesday with 3 semifinalists safely in place and lots of mince pies consumed.
That is our final club meeting of the year and we will all meet again on Tuesday 8 January 2013 when Horsham 2 will be playing Worthing 1 and Horsham 5 take on Uckfield 2. I am only aware of Chris Heath playing at Hastings but I am sure there must be more! Keep an eye on the website for any updates over the xmas break.
I hope you all have a great Christmas and offer you some seasonal good will:
Submitted by Ian Comley on 17 December, 2012 - 18:53
I was looking to watch the live games from the Mind Games competition and came across this great site. It seems to show live games from around the world.
Submitted by Ian Comley on 12 December, 2012 - 07:40
The knockout team needed only a draw against Woodpushers to win as we were outgraded on all but the top board. However wins for Ian Comley, Nick Warren, Ron Fletcher and Julie Denning secured a 4-1 victory. Things were not as straight forward as they sound as Ian's opponent blundered in the fast time limit and the only loss by Mick Harris was despite him unleashing a lovely tactic to win the exchange!
Submitted by James Mansson on 9 December, 2012 - 17:39
Anthony Higgs scored a good win against Brighton's board one, Luke Rutherford, in the recent Horsham 2 match against Brighton 1. The game is given below, with some notes by Anthony.
Submitted by Ian Comley on 7 December, 2012 - 23:26
Anthony Higgs, Mark Baldock, John Marshall, Paul Kington and I met up at today's London Chess Classic to watch Mickey Adams beat the world champion - it is well worth a visit and there were many other MSL players there too.
Submitted by James Mansson on 7 December, 2012 - 19:05
From the Mid Sussex League website:
Board 2 is adjourned. A predictable win for Brighton & Hove 1 who greatly out-gunned their visitors, but a noteworthy win for Anthony Higgs over Luke Rutherford on board 1.