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The Best Games Of Mir Sultan Khan (Hardinge Simpole chess classics) by R. N. Coles, 2003-10-31
Mir Sultan Khan All-India Chess Champion 1928 British Chess Champion 1929-1932-1933 B.C.M. Quarterly No. 19 Revised
Mir Sultan Khan (B.C.M. quarterly) by Richard Nevil Coles, 1965
Mir Sultan Khan : All-India Champion 1928, British Champion 1929 - 1932 - 1933, B.C.M. Quarterly No. 10 by Richard Nevil Coles, 1965
Mir Sultan Khan BCM Quarterly No. 10 by R. N. Coles, 1965

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Onegoodmove: World Champions Meet She Wins
Among her victims were Max Euwe (twice), Sammy Reshevsky, mir sultan khan, Sir George Thomas there were few women who competed with the male chess players until
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Extractions: Main When the great Bobby Fischer was asked if women could play chess he said "I could give any woman in the world a piece and a move; to Gaprindashvili even, a knight" When Mikhail Tal heard about Fischers claim he is reported to have laughed and said "Fischer is Fischer, but a knight is a knight!"
DIGGLE LIBRARY
Spine torn. /, mir sultan khan Coles 1977. /, chess Studies Walker (Freeborogh ed. of 1893). /, Selected Games of Lajos Portisch Varnusz 1979. Tournaments ?
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Extractions: TEMPLEMAN LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF KENT AT CANTERBURY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: CHESS COLLECTIONS Originally stored at BCF Office, 9a Grand Parade, St Leonards TN34 0DD from 8 vii 1993, now transferred to Templeman Library, University of Kent at Canterbury. Boxes numbered 1D-13D Knights and Kings of Chess - G. A. MacDonnell 1894 Coming Apart Masters of the Chessboard - Reti 1933 Chess and its Stars - Brian Harley 1936 Kings of Chess - William Winter 1954 Kings of Chess - William Hartston 1986 Development of Chess Style - Euwe 1968 Meet the Masters - Euwe 1940 damaged cover Local Clubs etc. Bristol CC (Souvenirs) 1845 Covers loose no spine Proceedings of the Bristol CC 1883 Openings: Spine missing Englund Gambit 1 d4 e5 - Grob 1969 How to Play the Openings - Znosko-Borovsky 1935 How toplay the Queen's Pawn Op. - Reinfeld King's Pawn Opening; Open Games - Pachmann 1965 Endgames: 100 Remarkable Endings - P. Wenman 1944 Practical Chess Endg. Hooper 1968 Practical Endgame Play - Reinfeld 1940 An Introduction to the Endgame at Chess. - Sergeant 1939
Campionati Nazionali Di Gran Bretagna
FD Yates 1932 London mir sultan khan 1933 Hastings mir sultan khan 1934 Chester Sir La grande storia degli scacchi chess History Schach Geschichte Histoire des
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Info-Mail Schach Nr. 275
Translate this page Bei den chess Classic trifft die 27-Jährige in acht Schnellschach-Partien im Falle einer Schlappe dem Beispiel seines Landsmanns mir sultan khan folgen würde
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Chess Mail 2004 Site: Quiz 2003-4 Result
mir sultan khan. c) FrançoisAndré Danican? Philidor. d) The Boy (Il Puttino)? Giovanni Leonardo. e) Assiac? Heinrich Fraenkel, author and chess correspondent
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Extractions: February 1, 2004 Email us! John Elburg ICCF EM/CL Catalogue ... About us Fax: +353 1 4939339 Privacy policy First prize of the new ChessBase MegaBase 2004 DVD was won by J.Franklin Campbell of Mason,Michigan, USA who submitted the only all-correct entry we received. We said we would award the second prize if we received a 90% correct solution by the closing date, January 31 2004. That means 54/60. Just before the deadline, second prize has been won by Phaedrus Parker, Juneau, Alaska, USA, who had 58 questions right (allowing for some differences in spelling). He wins a copy of 'Gladiatoren ante Portas', the book of the Hans-Werner von Massow Memorial tournament. Here are the questions and solutions.
The Time Traveller
most attacking player in England. (from The Encyclopedia of chess, edited by behind the famous player from the Indian subcontinent mir sultan khan and Tylor
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Extractions: The Time Traveller Gerald Abrahams and the blindfold exhibition "ABRAHAMS, Gerald (b. 15 April 1907) British amateur who in the 1930s was playing master-chess. At that period he was the most attacking player in England." (from The Encyclopedia of Chess, edited by Harry Golombek, Batsford 1977) In the summer of 1933 Gerald Abrahams had finished in third place in the British Championship, behind the famous player from the Indian sub-continent Mir Sultan Khan and Tylor, but ahead of Alexander, Sir George Thomas, Golombek and Winter. He then spent the 1933-34 academic year (or certainly part of it) in Belfast as a lecturer in law at Queen's University, Belfast. He does not seem to have engaged in much competition play while in Belfast, his only really serious game being a victory over J. J. O'Hanlon on Board 1 for Belfast in the annual challenge match against Dublin on the 24th February 1934. He did however play in a friendly match on the 21st April 1934 between Queen's University and C.I.Y.M.S, winning his own game against W. Minnis. The same evening he also gave a simultaneous exhibition, taking on 12 of the Queen's University and C.I.Y.M.S. players and beating them all. A further exhibition was promised, and on the 21st May 1934, Abrahams this time gave an exhibition of blindfold play at the Belgravia Hotel, Ulsterville Avenue, Belfast. He faced four players - P. J. McMahon, W. Minnis, A. L. Davies and S. Coulson. They were certainly a strong quartet. McMahon had finished equal first in the 1926 Irish Championship, before losing out in the play-off and had won the Williamson Shield (and with it the title of Champion of Belfast) for four successive years from 1926-29. In 1935 he won the Ulster Championship. Davies had finished third in the 1933 Ulster Championship, and subsequently was second equal in 1935 and third again in 1936, before finally gaining the title in 1944. Minnis played for Ireland in the 1939 International Team Tournament (Olympiad) in Buenos Aires and was Ulster champion in 1945. Coulson was the weakest of the quartet, but was probably at the time in the top dozen best Belfast players.
Chess Or Backgammon ?
century. His name was mir sultan khan. Illiterate, and with no chess training, he lived in servitude to his British master . His
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Photo Gallery
Alekhine (circa 1925). Alekhine in Montreal, 4 December 1923. Alekhine at the Manhattan chess Club, New York, end of 1923. mir sultan khan. Ratmir Kholmov.
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Extractions: Edward Winter Collection Latest update: March 25, 2002 The Gallery Archives currently contain 1090 images. The photographs and images displayed here are courtesy the Edward Winter Collection. To reduce downloading time, they are presented here in a smaller size. Writers and editors wishing to use any of them should contact The Chess Café for permission. Return to Chess Notes Gerald Abrahams Weaver Adams Weaver Adams Weaver Adams ... Contact Us
Ossimitz: Chess-collections From Books
zip The games of the book The Most Instructive Games of chess Ever Played sul_khan.zip The games of the book mir sultan khan by RN Coles (BCM Quarterly No 10
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Extractions: [guestbook] ... [contribute] Download book-related collections! These collections should help to use the books they belong to. They are not intended to replace the books they are based upon. For those books that are still in print I have added links to the info-pages at the internet-bookshops Amazon.com or its german branch Amazon.de . Following those links you can find information about availability, prices and in many cases also interesting reviews of people who have read that book. Some of these collections are annofritzed (as in the case of Bobby Fischers "My 60 memorable Games"), in other cases (like in the case of the Euwe/Kramer book "The Middle-Game" (dt. "Das Mittelspiel") most of the games are not annofritzed. Usually the games/positions are sorted in the same way as they appear in the books. Sorry, some collections are incomplete! Recently added
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Quote. Leer eindspelen voor al het andere. Einspelen leren je schaken . sultan khan. mir sultan khan. Philidor. The pawn is the soul of chess Philidor.
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2002 BCF Champions
Three BCF crowns fell to Indians at British chess Federation Championships. The first indian to win the BCF title was mir sultan khan in 1929, 1932 and 1933.
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Extractions: Indian Hat-trick at 2002 BCF Championships Ramachandran B Ramesh won the first prize by taking advantage of a blunder in a promising position by the young English grandmaster Luke McShane in the last round. Ramachandran works for the India Oil Corporation and comes from Chennai (Madras), India. The 2001 champion, Joe Gallagher, was second placed with another Indian, Krishnan Sasikiran. Krishnan takes the BCF under 21 title for the fourth time! Stewart Haslinger, Glenn Flear, Luke McShane, Abhijit Kunte (India) and Dibyendu Barua (India) were joint 4th-8th. The last non-British player to win the BCF championship was Abe Yanovsky (Canada) nearly half a century ago, when he was a student at Oxford. The first indian to win the BCF title was Mir Sultan Khan in 1929, 1932 and 1933. English Midland's successes were: Mark Hebden (Leicester) 6 /11; Maxim Devereux (Hereford) with 5 /11; Li Wu (Nuneaton) and Nick Thomas (Warwickshire) both with 5/11. David Anderton (Walsall Kipping) came second with 5/7 in the BCF Senior (over 60) competition and Jeff Heath (Redditch) scored 3/7 in the same event. Read the complete news and download games from the BCF website Back to Worcestershire Chess Earlier News Last updated 13 August 2002 by Ray Collett
General Information
now, as they once used to do. chess mir sultan khan is the forgotten hero of Indian chess. He was the first Indian to have taken
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Extractions: It would be difficult to imagine the Indian sports scene without the Muslims in it, so enriching has been their contribution. It is 45 years since the subcontinent was divided, but old sports buffs refuse to accept that, or any other point of time in history, as a cut-off point. The Muslims always were part and parcel of Indian sport and continue to be so. No better wrestler has lived in the subcontinent than the late legendary Gama. In the 1970s Meher Din was a popular champion famous for his war cry of Ya Mere Maula, when he stepped into the akhara. What a specimen of manhood! In the track and field world Ilyas Babar Has made a name for himself as a coach after his days as an outstanding university athlete in Hyderabad. The great Sriram Singh, Olympic 800 meters finalist, is the best known of the self-effacing Babar Sahibs many pupils. Even the more exclusive sports like equestrianism and golf have been enriched by Muslim participation. Major G. M. Khan of the Indian army made a splendid figure on horseback as he expertly rode his way to a gold medal in the 1982 Asian Games at New Delhi. Ali Sher, a humble caddy, won the coveted Indian Open Tournament in 1991.
Harappa Website: Links
Karakoram highway. mir sultan khan The story of a Maharajah s servant who became a chess sensation in the early 1930 s. National Fund
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Games From Indian Tournaments
All India Inter Bank Tournament, Hyderabad, November, PGN. T Nagar chess Academy FIDE Rated Open, Chennai, November, PGN. Archives. mir sultan khan, PGN.
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Rousing Reception Accorded To British Champion Ramesh
Other top chess players present on the occasion were International Master Tejas Bakre a part of history, being the second Indian after mir sultan khan, who won
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Extractions: FIDE Ratings April 2004 World Top 100 Guest Book Feedback Home ... Associations News 2002 Rousing reception accorded to British Champion Ramesh Aug 13 Landing in home town is always a pleasure, more so when you win a big International event, make history with a cloud nine performance. But for the unassuming Madras chess master Ramesh, who conquered all that came his way at the Smith and Williamson British Championship at Torquay, England last week, it was the result of hard work and taking it game by game. "I just played my natural game and wasn't counting on the results in the second half" said a contented Ramesh, who gains a twelve game Grandmaster Norm, for his fortnight's work at England. Receiving the Champion at the Anna International Airport, Madras with pride and delight was his mother, who fed him with delicious sweets, completing the occasion. Present on the occasion were scores of chess enthusiasts waving the Indian flag, officials from Tamil Nadu Chess Association including, Mr K Murali Mohan, Mr Thirukalathi, Mr V Hariharan, Mr Ramaswamy and scribes and camera crew from Television networks. Other top chess players present on the occasion were International Master Tejas Bakre (enroute to his tournament in Abu Dhabi) and Ramesh's colleague and friend FIDE Master T S Ravi. Talking about his all conquering home-run victories over four Grandmasters, Ramesh said, "I took my chances and just played it as one game after the other. The win with Barua was pleasing and the final game victory over McShane in a tight contest, gave me the Championship." Adding this Norm to the one he got at Biel Open, Switzerland last year, Ramesh is just on the right track to complete the Grandmaster title requirements. "My immediate target is to become a Grandmaster" said the young Indian Oil Corporation Officer. On becoming a part of history, being the second Indian after Mir Sultan Khan, who won the event thrice 70 years back, to win the prestigious British Open, Ramesh said," I am very happy to emulate a great player and be a part of history."
Chess History
mir sultan khan (19051966) The Indian grandmaster, was a strongest chess player in Great Britain in the period of the end of 1920s - beginning of 1930s.
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Extractions: Home Playing Room Selected Chess Books Greatest Chess Players, Books Authors Gioachino Greco (1600-1634) Play as Gioachino Greco (not complicated puzzles) (chess tactics training) The greatest and strongest chess player of XVII century. The author of a very famous book (150 games with variants), where he showed the important role of quick development, combinational play. Some of these games has interest nowadays to teach beginners. Greco is the first genius of the romantic chess school. Philipp Stamma (18th century) Solve studies of Stamma (not very complicated puzzles) The biggest author of studies of 18th century. His studies are rather combinational ones. He also adapted some ideas from shatrandge to the modern chess. Francois Philidor (1726-1795) The greatest and strongest (without any doubts) chess player of XVIII century, the first big "positional" player in history; the famous (musical) composer in his time. The author of the book "Analyses of the Chess Game" which had a revolutionary meaning. "The pawns are the soul of the chess game" (Philidor). He considered that the pieces only help them, their role is big in the endspiel - not in the opening. He was very successful in the endgame, some his analyses are very accurate and useful here. In 1747 he outplayed Philipp Stamma, his strongest opponent, with result +8, -1, =1.
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chess Masters - Paul Morphy und Gyula Breyer, Howard Staunton, Frederick Yates, Sir George Thomas and mir sultan khan;
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Sport News
first Indian to win the Smith and Williamson British Open chess championship after was way back in 1929 (Ramsgate) when Indias mir sultan khan clinched the
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Extractions: The expert of penalty corner Jugraj Singh met with a massive accident before 8 months and his worried ness will increase when the Haryana Physician who last examine to Jugraj and said he has a loss of mobility in the elbow and perhaps he will take time to gain his previous form. On the other hand, Mr. Jugraj has lots of confidence and confidence counts. His statement is that my fitness and confidence is the key to gain previous form. I wouldnt be here if I thought, I am not capable to achieve this aim.

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