Category Archives: The Sicilian Defence

Mid-Sussex League Knockout 2010-11: Horsham 1 – Lewes

Posted on April 27, 2011 by James Mansson

Horsham 1 scored a narrow victory over Lewes in the semi-final of the Mid-Sussex League Knockout competition. Under the handicapping system, Horsham’s 138 point grading advantage meant that they had to win 4.5 – 1.5 to progress.

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4NCL Division 3 2010-11: e2e4.org.uk 2 – Hackney

Posted on April 6, 2011 by James Mansson

Following on from their narrow win against the Braille Chess Association in Round 7, e2e4.org.uk 2 was faced with Hackney in Round 8 of the 4NCL. The match was very tight, with Alan Byron and John Garnett winning for e2e4.org.uk … Continue reading →

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4NCL Division 3 2010-11: e2e4.org.uk 2 – Braille Chess Assoc

Posted on April 5, 2011 by James Mansson

Round 7 of the 4NCL saw the e2e4.org.uk second team take on the Braille Chess Association. This was an unusual experience for me as it was the first time I had played a game against a blind or partially sighted … Continue reading →

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4NCL Division 3 2010-11: e2e4.org.uk 2 – AMCA Hippos

Posted on February 22, 2011 by James Mansson

Last weekend, I was over at Sunningdale, participating in the 4NCL once more. This time e2e4.org.uk 2 had a successful weekend, winning both its match, albeit by narrow margins and perhaps with a little bit of luck.

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Mid-Sussex League Division 1 2010-11: Horsham 1 – Brighton 1

Posted on February 17, 2011 by James Mansson

Horsham 1 scored an excellent win against Brighton 1 last Tuesday. The score stands at 3.5-0.5 in Horsham’s favour, with just Phil Stimpson’s game unfinished; he is hoping for a win.

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