Sussex County Chess Association
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Sussex County Chess Association Competitions: Views Sought
10th August 2010
Paul Buswell has been appointed as the new Tournament Controller for the SCCA and seeks views on the various competitions he will now be administering:-
I have been appointed as the SCCA Tournament Secretary. I invite readers of the MSCL website to offer any suggestions for increasing participation in these events: suggestions which could be implemented this season coming.
The competitions are:
McArthur Cup, teams of six. Open to all clubs in Sussex with the holders (Brighton & Hove) exempt to the semi-final. The Paul Watson Trophy, teams of graded under 175. Open to all clubs in Sussex. The County Championship. Open to players who live in Sussex or who are members of Sussex clubs. Veterans Competition (entry fee £3.50). Open to players aged 60 or over on October 1, 2010, who live in Sussex or who are members of Sussex clubs. West Sussex Queen. Open to players graded under 180 who live in West Sussex or who are members of clubs in West Sussex.
East Sussex Queen. Open to players graded under 180 who live in East Sussex or who are members of clubs in East Sussex.
Barring radical change I expect the competitions to be 'knock out'; but in particular I seek views on rate of play, length of session, the desirability (or otherwise) of quickplay finish... It would help to know if you have competed in the past, and which present rules, or changes thereto, do or might stop you taking part.
Please share this request with players without internet access. Replies by the end of August please. I can be reached at PaulBuswellChess@aol.com or at 51 Kenilworth Road, St. Leonards-on-Sea TN38 0JL.
Paul Buswell
Sussex Chess News
3rd August 2009
The 2009 Sussex Chess News is now out and can be viewed or downloaded here . Please note that this includes an application / payment form to become a Patron of the County Association. This costs £18 for an adult for 2009 / 10.
County Competitions 2008 - 09
30th September 2008
Entry Form SCCA
Competitions 2008-09
Entries
are invited for the various competitions run by the county, which will
be run as in previous years.
·
The Paul Watson Trophy (entry
fee £4 per team). For Sussex clubs, to consist of 4 players graded under
175 ¨
·
County Championship (entry
fee £3.50). Open to players who live in Sussex or who are members of
Sussex clubs ¨
·
West Sussex Queen (entry fee
£3.50). Open to players graded under 180 who live in West Sussex or who
are members of clubs in West Sussex ¨
·
East Sussex Queen (entry fee
£3.50). Open to players graded under 180 who live in East Sussex or who
are members of clubs in East Sussex ¨
·
Veterans Competition (entry
fee £3.50). Open to players aged 60 or over on or after
October 1, 2008, who live in Sussex or who are members of Sussex
clubs ¨
·
McArthur Cup (entry fee £8
per team). Open to all clubs in Sussex with preliminary round between
West Sussex clubs and Mid-Sussex clubs and the winning club playing the
holders, Hastings. ¨
All
entries should be sent to the tournament controller, Dr Douglas Opie, 12
Bramble Close, Nuneaton, Warwickshire CV11 6XA, with the fees, by
OCTOBER 17. All results must be sent to Dr Opie as soon as matches are
completed.
Please tick the box/boxes for the
tournament(s) you wish to enter and send with your cheque, made payable
to the SCCA.
Name
Club
..
Address
..
..
Phone Number
Correspondence Chess
25th July 2008
John Dodgson, Sussex Correspondence Chess Team Captain reports:-
County & District CC Championship
Brown-Pond 2007/8
|
Bd. |
Sussex2 |
|
Opponent |
County |
|
|
1 |
PM Stimpson |
1 |
KB Richardson 2328 |
Berkshire |
0 |
|
2 |
KI Norman |
1 |
WJ Kelly |
Dorset B |
0 |
|
3 |
JC Mansson 2223 |
0 |
G Phillips 2108 |
Cumbria B |
1 |
|
4 |
JM Wheeler 2149 |
1 |
A Davey 2202 |
Warwickshire 3 |
0 |
|
5 |
A Higgs |
0 |
J Sargent 2117 |
Essex 3B |
1 |
|
6 |
PR Selby |
1 |
WJ Pugh |
Worcestershire 2 |
0 |
|
7 |
PG Farr |
0 |
JV Dawkins |
Leicestershire B |
1 |
|
8 |
JLA Stone |
½ |
A Johnson |
Leicestershire B |
½ |
|
9 |
MJ Britnell |
1 |
ACP Milnes 2248 |
Berkshire |
0 |
|
10 |
RD Hirsch 2074 |
1 |
Dr. C Webb |
Dorset B |
0 |
|
½ |
Sussex2 = |
6½ |
|
Composite Team = |
3½ |
Ratings from ICCF list October 2007.
Correspondence Match v Middlesex
25th June 2008
John Dodgson, Sussex Correspondence Chess Team Captain reports:-
I challenged Middlesex to a CC match as part of their centenary and in memory of Erkki Pesonen.
For some years Erkki was a member of Haywards Heath chess club in the MSL and he represented Sussex in the SCCU <175 competitions. He also supported Sussex Correspondence Chess, regularly playing in the Email team (when he was domiciled in Portugal) on Board 1 or Bd.2.
The match began on 21st July 2007 and finished recently. We played three games by email and three by post; I had hoped for a bigger match but six players was all Middlesex could raise. Individual results below.
|
Pesonen Memorial match 2007-8 |
||||
|
Bd. |
Sussex |
vs |
Middlesex |
|
|
E1 |
James C Mansson 2223 |
½ |
Brian Tysoe |
½ |
|
E2 |
Peter G Farr |
1 |
Peter Pickering |
0 |
|
E3 |
R Daniel Hirsch 2104 |
0 |
Hassan Afnan |
1 |
|
P1 |
John A Dodgson 2302 |
1 |
Peter J Ackley 2139 |
0 |
|
P2 |
Paul R Selby |
½ |
John Woolley |
½ |
|
P3 |
Jerry LA Stone |
1 |
A Francis Johnson |
0 |
|
|
Sussex = |
4 |
Mddx = |
2 |
Ratings from ICCF list March 2007.
Correspondence Competitions 2006 / 07: Report and Results
10th October 2007
A report on the correspondence chess competitions in
which Sussex teams took part last season can be found
here
SCCA Competitions 2007 / 08
4th October 2007
Entries are invited for the various competitions run by the county, which will be run as in previous years.
-
The Paul Watson Trophy (entry fee £4 per team). For Sussex clubs, to consist of 4 players graded under 175
-
County Championship (entry fee £3.50). Open to players who live in Sussex or who are members of Sussex clubs
-
West Sussex Queen (entry fee £3.50). Open to players graded under 180 who live in West Sussex or who are members of clubs in West Sussex
-
East Sussex Queen (entry fee £3.50). Open to players graded under 180 who live in East Sussex or who are members of clubs in East Sussex
-
Veterans Competition (entry fee £3.50). Open to players aged 60 or over on or after October 1, 2007 , who live in Sussex or who are members of Sussex clubs
-
McArthur Cup (entry fee £8 per team). Open to all clubs in Sussex with preliminary round between West Sussex clubs and Mid-Sussex clubs and the winning club playing the holders, Hastings & St. Leonards.
All entries should be sent to the tournament controller, Dr Douglas Opie, 28 Farriers Way, Nuneaton, Warwickshire CV11 6VZ, with the fees, by OCTOBER 15. All results must be sent to Dr Opie as soon as matches are completed.
Please enclose a cheque for the appropriate fee, made payable to the SCCA.
Reports
SCCA
Annual Meeting, Dorothy
Stringer School
SUSSEX
chess players stood for a minutes silence as a token of respect and
esteem for Paul Watson at the annual meeting. This followed a warm tribute
to Paul from the president, Robert Williams, who praised his excellent
work for chess in the county for 30 years.
The
patrons fee is to remain at £15, (this includes board fees for
county matches) and board fee at £3. A new treasurer, Peter
Kemp, of Crowborough, has been appointed, succeeding Paul Selby. Dr
Douglas Opie has stepped in as tournament controller as there were no
volunteers and Robert Williams is covering as secretary until a
replacement can be found. Mick Plumb has taken over as Sussex Chess News
Editor.
Ray
Williams
Grading
WITH my
first year in this job behind me, I think I've mastered the fundamentals
of it. The only real issues that have arisen have been over ensuring
I have correctly identified players. It would be a great help to me if any
club fielding a new player in any graded event could anticipate this need
and provide me with details of the player as soon as possible. If the
player has a grading record elsewhere, what I need is the name under which
they appear in the grading database, their current grading and, if known,
where they have previously played and their ECF grading reference. If it
is a previously ungraded player, then just the name and/or initials they
want to appear in the database. (For any player under 18, their date
of birth is needed in order for them to receive the appropriate
"junior bonus".) In any event, it is important that each
club nominates someone I can contact, preferably by e-mail, if any queries
arise.
Julie
Denning
ECF
Delegate
BCF
THE
last meeting of the old BCF took place on October 22, 2005. It was
preceded by the sad announcement of the sudden death of Steve Boniface,
who many of you remember as a Sussex player a few years ago.
All
reports and accounts were accepted and long-term plans approved and passed
over to the ECF. The BCF was retained as a Board, with the same personnel
as the ECF, and a reduced council, which would meet once a year at the
time of the ECF AGM. There are two reasons for its existence, to stop
anyone else using the name and to collect monies which may have been left
to the BCF by name.
There
was an EGM on June 24, to approve trusts to be set to handle a very large
sum, more than £600,000, generously left to the BCF by the late John
Robinson. A sum over £100,000 would be placed within the ECF Legacy Fund
to generate the income for an annual grant of £10,000 to the British
Championship, which was his expressed desire. The remainder would be
placed in The John Robinson Youth Chess Trust and the income used
for Junior Chess (under 21) on a project basis,
keeping the capital in tact. As
the ECF is not a charity, the bulk of the money had to be specifically
used for Juniors in order to be exempt from inheritance tax.
It
was announced that the long serving trustee, David Garrett, wished to
stand down. Mr Ray Edwards had agreed to stand and this was approved
unanimously.
ECF
THE
first AGM in October followed the BCF meeting and passed without any
problems. Jerry Walsh asked for a network of organisers to be set up to
communicate on a two-way monthly basis. He was thinking of organisers in
touch with the daily organisation, particularly junior. Information such
as Chess in Schools, which gives out government money, did not seem
to be getting through, although it was on the website. Any volunteers
please? He also warned congress organisers,
particularly junior, to beware of people from overseas
entering, using it as an excuse for a Visa. In a Greek Congress 11
Somalia juniors played one or two games, then vanished! FIDE and others
were not amused! Our Home Office probably wouldnt notice, but dont
rely on it.
In
the finance meeting game fee was set at 45p.
Club tournaments will be 15p per player per game, quick play 22.5p.
The
trial NMS system to replace game fee was in trouble. Some players were
objecting to signing the £1 guarantee form required by all ECF members,
and to giving their names and addresses to the ECF. A resolution to expand
it was rejected. At an EGM in June, it was stated the scheme would be
ended at the end of August as the conditions of the contract had not been
fulfilled by the Northern Union. A scheme was being drawn to allow any
union, or county to set up a similar scheme. The organisation would have
to ensure all players would become Basic members of the ECF and then not
pay game fee. This is similar to the old levy system which failed a few
years ago.
Ray
Williams
Junior
Chess
DURING
the past year, Sussex Junior Chess has gone from strength to strength.
The organisation aims to promote chess amongst all juniors in the
county from beginners upwards, running monthly training sessions and
regular tournaments.
County
teams play at all levels from U9 to U18.
This year, Sussex managed 2nd place in each of the U11, U13, U15
and U18 County Championships, with the U9 team taking 6th
place.
The
year also saw a large number of U11 and U12 players selected to play for
the England Squad. Rhys
Cumming, Ben Blundell and Ben Silverstein were all offered places in the
squad at U12, and Jude Lenier, Polly Lambert, Joe Quinn and Matthew Payne
all secured a place in the squad at the U11 England trials.
Sussex now have an unprecedented 22 England players at U18!
In
July, SJC ran the first ever Weald Congress and secured an excellent
entry, involving both adults and juniors of the highest calibre.
August
saw a number of juniors enter the British Championship, competing in both
junior and adult categories. By
the end of the first week, Sussex had three British Champions in the guise
of George Salimbeni (U13), Ram Mohan (U9) and Robert Fitzgerald (U8).
Jude Lenier was also runner up in the U11s, as was Alex Galliano in
the U12s.
Andrea
Cumming
Adjudications
WE
had seven positions to ponder this year and one appeal against a decision.
The appeal was successful.
Several
incomplete claims were received. It would be helpful if a contact
phone number was sent with the claim, so that a missing item, cheque,
return envelope, position can be chased up .
Robert
Elliston
VETERANS:
G. James 3.5/4
COUNTY
CHAMPIONSHIP: F.
Kwiatkowski
1
J. N. Sugden (W)
1-0
L. E. Rutherford;
2
F. Rayner
0.5-0.5
B. J.Denman
3
P. Donovan
1-0
S. J. Newman
4
R. Almond
0-1
G. J. James
5
R.V. Elliston
1-0
P. A. Batchelor
6
R. Norinkeviciute
0-1
B. Geelhoed
Douglas
Opie will be the Tournament Controller next year.
County
Teams
Open
SUSSEX
finished second in the SCCU Counties Championship, with three wins and a
loss. The loss came in the first match against Kent, which went on to win
all four matches and take the championship.
Although the score was 6-10, the match was closely fought and could
have gone either way, until late in the session.
The wins in the other matches were by comfortable margins. Surrey
had a strong line up in the top half of their team, but tailed off quickly
at the bottom. Although it was perhaps the toughest of our three wins,
Sussex still won by five points. It was disappointing that Hertfordshire
defaulted five boards before the match, and a further one when a player
failed to arrive.
In
the ECF quarter-finals, Sussex played Warwickshire at a halfway venue of
Princes Risborough. This was
a very competitive match, with the result in doubt until the end. It was
highly unusual that well into the last five minutes of the rapid-play
finish there were still six games in progress.
However, when the dust settled Sussex had won by 10-6.
In
the semi-final, we played Essex. They finished third in the SCCU stage, as
they seemed generally to be struggling to turn out many players above BCF
175. However, they managed to
produce a much more representative team for this match
Unfortunately, the Sussex team was the weakest of the season. Due
to trying to avoid the England football match and it not being practical
to contest the reverse fixture in ECF U175 on the same day, a compromise
had to be made. Essex won 9½-6½.
New
players graded over 175 would be especially welcome for next season. So
please get in contact if you are in that category or can provide a lead on
a potential player. While it is greatly appreciated that the top boards in
the U175 team willingly double up, if Sussex is to make a challenge for
national honours at both levels we need to be able to fill nearly all
boards by over 175 players.
Richard
Almond and Paul Selby
|
1.10.05 |
Kent |
v |
Sussex |
29.10.05 |
Sussex |
v |
Essex |
|
1 |
Neil
McDonald |
1
0 |
Feliks
J Kwiatkowski |
1 |
Feliks
Kwiatkowski |
½ |
Li
Wu |
|
2 |
Martin
R Taylor |
½ |
Luke
E Rutherford |
2 |
Luke
Rutherford |
0
1 |
John
Hodgson |
|
3 |
Alexis
Harakis |
1 0 |
Peter
D Kemp |
3 |
Mark
Broom |
1 0 |
David
Coleman |
|
4 |
Ian
L Snape |
1 0 |
Mark
Broom |
4 |
Michael
Nicholas |
0 1 |
Russell
White |
|
5 |
Alan
E Hanreck |
½ |
Michael
D Nicholas |
5 |
Brian
Denman |
1 0 |
Dana
Hawrami |
|
6 |
Rory
MR OKelly |
½ |
Brian
J Denman |
6 |
Stephen
Newman |
½ |
Marc
Brazier |
|
7 |
Ian
R Watson |
½ |
Bernard
Cafferty |
7 |
Brian
Donnelly |
1 0 |
Ian
Reynolds |
|
8 |
Peter
P Taylor |
1 0 |
Stephen
J Newman |
8 |
Kenneth
Norman |
1 0 |
Paul
Williamson |
|
9 |
Andrew
L Mack |
½ |
Geoffrey
H James |
9 |
Robert
Ellison |
½ |
Larry
Marden |
|
10 |
John
Naylor |
½ |
Kenneth
I Norman |
10 |
Chris
Jones |
1 0 |
Kevin
White |
|
11 |
David
H Powell |
1 0 |
Martin
O Costley |
11 |
Martin
Costley |
1 0 |
David
Millward |
|
12 |
Steven
W Giddins |
½ |
Richard
J Almond |
12 |
Peter
Farr |
0 1 |
John
White |
|
13 |
Gordon
Botley |
0 1 |
Peter
G Farr |
13 |
James
Mansson |
½ |
Peter
Doye |
|
14 |
Chris
I Howell |
1 0 |
Rasa
Norinkeviciute |
14 |
John
Dodgson |
1 0 |
David
Haydon |
|
15 |
John
N Sugden |
0 1 |
James
C Mansson |
15 |
Paul
Batchelor |
1 0 |
Ray
Purse |
|
16 |
Chris
B Rice |
½ |
John
A Dodgson |
16 |
Paul
Selby |
1 0 |
Paul
Barclay |
|
|
Swanscombe |
10 6 |
|
|
Hassocks |
11
5 |
|
|
26.11.05 |
Surrey |
v |
Sussex |
25.2.06 |
Sussex |
v |
Herts |
|
1 |
Graeme
Buckley |
1 0 |
Feliks
Kwiatkowski |
1 |
FJ
Kwiatkowski |
½ |
SJB
Knott |
|
2 |
Stephen
H Berry |
½ |
Luke
E Rutherford |
2 |
LE
Rutherford |
½ |
JN
Fraser-Mitchell |
|
3 |
Peter
J Sowray |
0 1 |
Mark
Broom |
3 |
PD
Kemp |
½ |
HL
Tebbs |
|
4 |
Michael
J Basman |
1 0 |
M.
D Nicholas |
4 |
M
Broom |
1 0 |
M
Boyce |
|
5 |
Daniel
L Bisby |
1 0 |
Brian
J Denman |
5 |
BJ
Denman |
1 0 |
PJ
Borman |
|
6 |
Susan
K Lalic |
½ |
Bernard
Cafferty |
6 |
B
Cafferty |
1 0 |
def |
|
7 |
Russell
G Granat |
½ |
S.
Newman |
7 |
SJ
Newman |
1 0 |
CE
Majer |
|
8 |
Daniel
B Rosen |
0 1 |
Brian
P Donnelly |
8 |
BP
Donnelly |
0 1 |
S
Law |
|
9 |
Geoffrey
Marchant |
0 1 |
Geoffrey
H James |
9 |
MO
Costley |
1 0 |
DE
Bower |
|
10 |
Kevin
J Thurlow |
½ |
Kenneth
I Norman |
10 |
PG
Farr |
1 0 |
TM
Thurstan |
|
11 |
John
R McKenna |
0 1 |
Robert
V Elliston |
11 |
PA
Batchelor |
½ |
PJ
Gregory |
|
12 |
David
R Sedgwick |
0 1 |
Martin
O Costley |
12 |
RV
Elliston |
1 0 |
def |
|
13 |
Julien
M Shepley |
0 1 |
Richard
J Almond |
13 |
JC
Mansson |
1 0 |
def |
|
14 |
David
F Hill |
½ |
Peter
G Farr |
14 |
JA
Dodgson |
1 0 |
def |
|
15 |
Angus
J French |
0
1 |
James
C Mansson |
15 |
J
Cangson |
1 0 |
def |
|
16 |
Paul
D Duprι |
0 1 |
John
A Dodgson |
16 |
DS
Hall |
1 0 |
def |
|
|
Ashtead |
5½
10½ |
|
|
Crawley |
13 3 |
|
|
National
|
Quarter
Final |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
11.6.06 |
Essex |
v |
Sussex |
|
|
|
|
|
1 |
Li
Wu |
½ |
Feliks
Kwiatkowski |
|
|
|
|
|
2 |
Jonathan
W Rogers |
1 0 |
Mark
Broom |
|
|
|
|
|
3 |
John
H Hodgson |
0
1 |
Peter
D Kemp |
|
|
|
|
|
4 |
Russell
P White |
½ |
Bernard
Cafferty |
|
|
|
|
|
5 |
David
J Coleman |
1
0 |
Brian
P Donnelly |
|
|
|
|
|
6 |
David
A Sands |
½ |
Geoffrey
H James |
|
|
|
|
|
7 |
Dana
Hawrami |
0
1 |
Robert
V Elliston |
|
|
|
|
|
8 |
Peter
A Levermore |
1
0 |
Richard
J Almond |
|
|
|
|
|
9 |
E
Josiah Lutton |
½ |
Martin
O Costley |
|
|
|
|
|
10 |
D
Ian W Reynolds |
1
0 |
R
Alan Barton |
|
|
|
|
|
11 |
Chris
Fegan |
0
1 |
James
C Mansson |
|
|
|
|
|
12 |
Paul
L Williamson |
½ |
John
A Dodgson |
|
|
|
|
|
13 |
Larry
E Marden |
0 1 |
Paul
A Batchelor |
|
|
|
|
|
14 |
Ivor
BN Smith |
1-0 |
Bastiaan
Geelhoed |
|
|
|
|
|
15 |
John
C Moore |
1-0 |
David
N Roberts |
|
|
|
|
|
16 |
David
L Haydon |
1-0 |
Grant
W Bucher |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Wanstead |
9½ 6½ |
|
|
|
|
|
U-175
THE
loyalty, the commitment, and the standard of play of the team is enviable.
This season has been the second time that the BCF/ECF championship has
come to Sussex.
Daniel
Hirsch
|
15.10.05 |
Middlesex |
v |
Sussex |
12.11.05 |
Sussex |
v |
Essex |
|
||
|
1 |
George
Dickson |
½ |
Richard
Almond |
1 |
Richard
Almond |
½ |
Chris
Fegan |
|||
|
2 |
Jim
Falzarano |
½ |
Martin
Costley |
2 |
Rasa
Norinkeviciute |
½ |
Paul
Williamson |
|||
|
3 |
Anthony
Fulron |
½ |
Rasa
Norinkeviciute |
3 |
Martin
Costley |
1 0 |
Larry
Marden |
|||
|
4 |
Ajoy
Solomon |
0 1 |
Peter
Farr |
4 |
James
Mansson |
0
1 |
Ivor
BN Smith |
|||
|
5 |
DI
Calvert |
½ |
James
Mansson |
5 |
John
Dodgson |
0
1 |
Kanwal
Bhatia |
|||
|
6 |
def |
0 1 |
John
Dodgson |
6 |
Paul
Batchelor |
01 |
Ivan
Myall |
|||
|
7 |
Tony
Wheatley |
01 |
Paul
Batchelor |
7 |
David
N Roberts |
½ |
Kevin
White |
|||
|
8 |
Peter
Ackley |
½ |
David
N Roberts |
8 |
Joe
Fraser |
0
1 |
David
Millward |
|||
|
9 |
Helen
Milligan |
½ |
Joe
Fraser |
9 |
Adam
Prescott |
0 1 |
Ian
Hunnable |
|||
|
10 |
Jonathan
Dodd |
½ |
Adam
Prescott |
10 |
Jun
Cangson |
1 0 |
Terry
Whitton |
|||
|
11 |
N
Colter |
01 |
Grant
Bucher |
11 |
Andrew
Tucker |
0 1 |
Howard
Grist |
|||
|
12 |
def |
01 |
Jun
Cangson |
12 |
Adrian
Pickersgill |
½ |
Robert
Parker |
|||
|
13 |
Keith
S Jones |
01 |
Adrian
Pickersgill |
13 |
David
Hall |
1 0 |
David
Pearse |
|||
|
14 |
Michael
C Price |
01 |
Michael
Reddie |
14 |
Grant
Bucher |
½ |
David
Haydon |
|||
|
15 |
Clifford
Silverman |
01 |
Alan
H Palmer |
15 |
Michael
Reddie |
½ |
Aidan
Corish |
|||
|
16 |
Zoe
Ryle |
01 |
R
Daniel Hirsch |
16 |
L
John Cannon |
½ |
Ray
Purse |
|||
|
|
Harrow |
3½
12½ |
|
|
Hassocks |
6½
9½ |
|
|||
|
10.12.05 |
Surrey |
v |
Sussex |
21.1.06 |
Sussex |
v |
Middlesex |
|
||
|
1 |
Kevin
J Thurlow |
0 1 |
Richard
Almond |
1 |
Richard
Almond |
½ |
George
Dickson |
|
||
|
2 |
David
J Rowson |
½ |
Rasa
Norinkeviciute |
2 |
Martin
Costley |
½ |
Jim
Falzarano |
|
||
|
3 |
Justin
Horton |
1 0 |
Martin
O Costley |
3 |
R
Norinkeviciute |
½ |
Anthony
Fulton |
|
||
|
4 |
Philip
M Stimpson |
0
1 |
Peter
G Farr |
4 |
James
Mansson |
0
1 |
Ajoy
Solomon |
|
||
|
5 |
Angus
J French |
½ |
John
A Dodgson |
5 |
John
Dodgson |
1 0 |
Tony
Wheatley |
|
||
|
6 |
Yang-Fan
Zhou |
0 1 |
Paul
A Batchelor |
6 |
Paul
Batchelor |
0 1 |
Peter
Ackley |
|
||
|
7 |
Martin
G Smith |
1 0 |
Tim
R Spanton |
7 |
Tim
Spanton |
1 0 |
def |
|
||
|
8 |
David
Malcolm |
1 0 |
David
N Roberts |
8 |
Dix
(1) Roberts |
½ |
Ian
Jamieson |
|
||
|
9 |
S
Macdonald-Ross |
1 0 |
Jun
Cangson |
9 |
Jun
Cangson |
1 0 |
def |
|
||
|
10 |
Yasser
Tello |
½ |
Adam
P Prescott |
10 |
Joe
Fraser |
1 0 |
def |
|
||
|
11 |
Kenneth
FH Inwood |
1 0 |
Grant
W Bucher |
11 |
Adam
Prescott |
1 0 |
def |
|
||
|
12 |
John
CH Nyman |
0 1 |
Andrew
L Tucker |
12 |
Grant
Bucher |
1 0 |
def |
|
||
|
13 |
Roly
Piggott |
1 0 |
Adrian
O Pickersgill |
13 |
Andrew
Tucker |
1 0 |
def |
|
||
|
14 |
Chris
RA Clegg |
1 0 |
Michael
J Reddie |
14 |
Adrian
Pickersgill |
1 0 |
def |
|
||
|
15 |
R
John Wilcox |
0 1 |
L
John Cannon |
15 |
Michael
Reddie |
1 0 |
def |
|
||
|
16 |
Adrian
DP Waldock |
½ |
Alan
H Palmer |
16 |
L
John Cannon |
1 0 |
def |
|
||
|
|
Ashstead |
9
7 |
|
Hassocks |
|
12
4 |
|
|
||
|
4.2.06 |
Sussex |
v |
Surrey |
11.03.06 |
Essex |
v |
Sussex |
|
1 |
Richard
Almond |
1 0 |
Geoffrey
Marchant |
1 |
Chris
Fegan |
0 1 |
Richard
Almond |
|
2 |
Martin
Costley |
0 1 |
David
J Rowson |
2 |
Larry
Marden |
0 1 |
Peter
Farr |
|
3 |
Peter
Farr |
½ |
Justin
Horton |
3 |
Paul
Williamson |
1 0 |
Martin
Costley |
|
4 |
James
Mansson |
1 0 |
Graham
Alcock |
4 |
John
Moore |
0 1 |
Rasa
Norinkeviciute |
|
5 |
John
Dodgson |
1 0 |
Philip
Stimpson |
5 |
Ivan
Myall |
1 0 |
James
Mansson |
|
6 |
Paul
Batchelor |
1
0 |
David
F Hill |
6 |
David
Millward |
½ |
John
Dodgson |
|
7 |
Tim
Spanton |
1 0 |
Alan
S Dekker |
7 |
Kevin
White |
1 0 |
Paul
Batchelor |
|
8 |
DN
Roberts |
½ |
Angus
J French |
8 |
Ian
Hunnable |
0 1 |
Tim
Spanton |
|
9 |
Jun
Cangson |
1 0 |
David
Malcolm |
9 |
Howard
Grist |
1 0 |