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Chess Clubs:     more books (105)

Chess Places: Chess Clubs, Simpson's-In-The-Strand, Oxford University Chess Club, Macclesfield Chess Club, Dallas Chess Club, Chess City Paul Morphy, The Chess Champion: An Account Of His Career In America And Europe, With A History Of Chess And Chess Clubs And Anecdotes Of Famous Players (1859) by Frederick Milnes Edge, 2008-10-27 British Empire Club Chess Tournament,London,1927 (B.C.M. quarterly) by Raymond Keene, 1983-10-04 Better Chess for Club Players by Peter Griffiths, 1982-09-30 Chess : Win in 20 Moves or Less, 73 Great Short Games by Fred Reinfeld, 1973 40 Lessons for the Club Player (MacMillan Chess Library) by Aleksander Kostyev, Alexander Kostyev, 1986-09 40 Lessons for the Club Player: A Proven Course in All Aspects of Chess by Aleksander Kostyev, 2003-06-30 How to Play the Opening in Chess (The Club player's library) by Raymond Keene, D.N.L. Levy, 1980-05 Cambridge chess (Chess for modern times series) by R. G. Eales, 1978 Study chess with Tal (The Club player's library) by Mikhail Tal, Alexander Koblenc, 1981 A Positional Opening Repertoire for the Club Player (Chess University) by N. Kalinichenko, 2007 Winning chess combinations (Club player's library) by Hans Bouwmeester, 1977 An Aggressive Opening Repertoire for the Club Player (Chess University) by N. Kalinichenko, 2007 How to Play the Middlegame in Chess (The club player's library) by John Littlewood, 1980-05

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21. The Chess Oracle - Chess News From Around The World
    UK chess news with Bucks, Berkhamsted, Hemel Hempsted and BP chess clubs' fixtures and results, plus international news.  
    http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/John_Katrin_Sharp/

22. Guildford Chess Club
    We are one of the strongest chess clubs in the UK, with approximately 50 regular players in membership spanning the complete ability range from beginner to  
    http://www.guildfordchess.fsnet.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Contact: Mike Adams Club Secretary. You can email me at mike@guildfordchess.fsnet.co.uk All you ever wanted to know about Guildford Chess Club. Some key questions answered. We are one of the strongest chess clubs in the UK, with approximately 50 regular players in membership spanning the complete ability range from beginner to Grandmaster. We were awarded the BCF ( British Chess Federation) Club of the Year award in 1996, which also marked our Centenary. We field over a dozen teams in two local leagues (the Surrey League and the Border League), and three teams in the 4NCL national league. Some of our players also play for Surrey County teams. We have also represented England in the European Club Cup.

23. Index
    Offers a guide to chess clubs across the region.  
    http://users.powernet.co.uk/rees/

24. Home Page Of Mr. Shannon
    Ironwood High School, Glendale, AZ, USA. Homework and classwork, timetable; robotics and chess clubs.  
    http://staffweb.peoriaud.k12.az.us/Rob_Shannon/

25. Chester YMCA Chess Club
    Club news, internal and external competitions and links to other chess clubs in the region.  
    http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/vanbergen/ymca.htm
    
    Extractions: Ard van Bergen's game against Richard Dinely was particularly impressive! 15-16 November 2003: Graham Bromley wins Chester and District League individual championship with a perfect score: 4 out of 4 games! Joe Nemcek claims second place with 3 out of 4. October 1st, 2003: Schedule for club championship released 12-14 September 2003: Steve Lloyd came joint first in his section at Leek Congress with 4/5. No other Chester YMCA players took part. August 5th, 2003: Chester and District League fixtures released: July 23rd, 2003: Wirral League Annual General Meeting - Items of Interest:

26. Southport Chess Club Home Page
    Includes club rules, news, grandmaster games, and links to other local chess clubs.  
    http://www.southport-chessclub.co.uk/

27. SchoolChess.com's Think Like A King School Chess Software System
    Macintosh software for school chess clubs. Tutorials and club management.  
    http://www.schoolchess.com/
    
    Extractions: Pretty much any way you want it to!! Use any of the pieces - or the whole system - to make Chess happen! Looking for great chess learning tools for home? Check out the , and see why they make chess books obsolete! Looking for chess tools for schools? Start with to run your club, and use the as your interactive chess curriculum - for home and school. Be sure to check out our Special Packages, Lab Packs and Site License - and get lots of learning and big savings! Want even more aids for your club? We've got an Internet Chess League for school-to-school competition, Videos, and Monographs to help you get your club started. Learn More about the Privacy Policy SchoolChess.com

28. MINGARA CHESS CLUB
    Last Updated 19th April 2004 Mingara May Major May 29 30 Mingara chess clubs Weekend Tournament Wyong Shire Cup round final results updated 1st May 2004  
    http://www.users.bigpond.com/murrell/

29. Chess Clubs And Organizations
    chess clubs and Organizations Your guide to the best sites for chess organizations international, national, US state federations, Canadian provincial  
    http://thinks.com/webguide/chess-org.htm
    
    Extractions: International The International Correspondence Chess Federation (ICCF) International Computer Chess Association International Email Chess Club National Chess World Australia Austrian Chess Federation Bermuda Chess Association Brazilian Chess Federation ... United States Chess Federation US State Federations Alabama Chess Federation CalChess (Northern California) Connecticut State Chess Association Georgia Chess Association ... West Virginia Chess Association Canadian Provincial Federations Alberta Chess Association Chess In Manitoba Nova Scotia Chess Association Quebec Chess Federation ... Saskatchewan Chess Association Local - USA Arlington Chess Club Birmingham Chess Club Charleston Chess Club Dallas Chess Club ... Southern Arizona Chess Association Local - Canada Brantford Chess Club (Ontario) Burlington Chess Club (Ontario) Chester Chess Club (Nova Scotia) East Kings Chess Club (Nova Scotia) ... Windsor Chess Club (British Columbia) Local - UK Battersea Chess Club Barnet Chess Club Bedfordshire County Chess Association Bridgend Chess Club ... Wilmslow Chess Club Local - Other Countries Chess Club of BIEL (Switzerland) Elm Mount Chess Club (Dublin, Ireland)

30. Home Page
    One of the largest chess clubs in Canada, offering lessons, competitions, and a collection of related links.  
    http://www.kwchessclub.com/
    
    Extractions: Latest update May 30, 2004 The KW Chess Club is the second largest chess club in Canada. We are a not-for-profit, member-based organization that promotes the game of chess. The club's strength is in its membership, and we welcome players of all ages and ability. So if you are just beginning to learn how the pieces move, or you are a battle-hardened veteran of the board - come out and join us for a game of chess! The KW Chess Club meets every Tuesday and Sunday at Kitchener City Hall located in the heart of downtown Kitchener at 200 King Street West. You can find us in the 'Conestoga Room' behind the rotunda on the main floor, and in the 'Learning Room' on the 2nd Floor. Club hours: Membership Rates (per year): If you would like to contact the Webmaster click here

31. European Chess Clubs Cup 2003
    MORE ON RETHYMNON Kydon Sports Club, based in the city of Chania, in western Crete, is the host of this year s European chess clubs Cups.  
    http://www.venizelia.gr/ecc2003/

32. Maro's Chess Page
    chess clubs. Alwoodley Chess Club, UK; Barnet Chess Club, London, UK; ComputerChess Club; Dresdner SC, Germany; The Edinburgh University  
    http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Launchpad/2640/chess.htm
    
    Extractions: (German, English, French, Italian, Spanish) Classic Chess (until 1945) de.alt.games.schach general german chess newsgroup gnu.chess GNU chess related newsgroup maus.spiele.schach rec.games.chess.analysis analysis openings/middlegames/endgames rec.games.chess.computer reports/discussion on game servers, databases, software rec.games.chess.misc news/discussion related to chess rec.games.chess.play-by-email reports/discussions related to email chess rec.games.chess.politics

33. Chess In The Rock River Valley
    Includes list of scholastic chess clubs and area tournaments, including details on the Rockford Chess Association and the Rockford Chess Academy.  
    http://www.rockfordchess.org/
    
    Extractions: Where to play Local Tournaments Local Chess Clubs Upcoming tournaments: more Rockford Chess Challenge - Summer 2004 (watch for details) Other Nearby Tournaments Illinois Co-Chess Tournament schedule Illinois Chess Association Tournament Schedule Wisconsin Chess Association Tournament Schedule Rockford Chess Challenge - Fall 2004 - Host site wanted! Rockford Chess Challenge - Winter 2005 - Host site wanted! News: archive Big News! Phase 2 of Chess for Kids is now complete. Schools receiving their sets in April/May 2004: Loves park: Loves Park Elementary, Rock Cut, St Bridgets, Windsor, Ralston Machesney Park: Concordia Lutheran West/Northwest: Simon, Shirland, McNair, Durand, Pecatonica Machesney Park: Ralston, Marquette, Concoroda, New Hope South Beloit: Riverview, Blackhawk, Clark, Prairie Hill, St Peters Rockford Chess Challenge - Spring 2004 - Results: Press Release 2004 K-8 State Championship Local award winners 2004 North Boone Invitational Chess Tournament - Results 2004 IHSA Chess Team Tournament Local award winners From Rockford Register Star Links: Rockford Chess Association Rockford Chess Academy Rockford Chess Challenge home page "Chess For Kids" community project

34. CNN - The Internet Chess Club's Pay-to-play Formula Wins On The Web - September
    http://www.cnn.com/TECH/computing/9909/07/chess.ent.idg/index.html
    
    Extractions: (IDG) Don't tell Daniel Sleator the membership model doesn't work for online gaming sites. Sleator's site admittedly isn't the usual venue for preteens wielding swords, spells or space blasters in the latest multiplayer shoot-'em-up extravaganzas. But perhaps that's precisely the reason for his success. Instead, Sleator's patrons play a game that's, oh, about 2,000 years old. And they spend $49 a year for a relatively low-tech experience in Sleator's Internet Chess Club (ICC), despite the availability of free chess services elsewhere online. What's most unusual about the ICC (www.chessclub.com) is that it's growing—with 20,000 paying members at last count—and it's profitable. Other online game sites have tried unsuccessfully for years to support themselves with membership fees. In fact, the model has worked for only a handful of businesses, says Seema Williams, an analyst in the consumer e-commerce group at Forrester Research Inc. in Cambridge, Mass. One such business is Ultima Online (www.ultimaonline.com), the multiplayer fantasy world run by San Mateo, Calif.-based Origin Systems Inc. Most other gaming spots rely on ad banners for income. ButICC's formula—offering unlimited online play in exchange for an annual membership fee—seems to be working just fine.

35. Dubuque Chess Club
    An affiliate of the United States Chess Federation (USCF) and one of the oldest active chess clubs in North America, it is the host of the annual Louis Paulsen  
    http://ourworld.cs.com/DubuqueChess/
    
    Extractions: The Dubuque Chess Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of (pawns and) chess education throughout the local and tri-state community. An affiliate of the United States Chess Federation (USCF) and one of the oldest active chess clubs in North America, it is the host of the annual Louis Paulsen Dubuque Open, honoring the club's founder, German master Louis Paulsen, who was one of the few chessplayers to ever give the great Paul Morphy a real run for his money. Since that time, the chessic torch has been passed and still burns brightly in historic downtown Dubuque. Club meetings are every Wednesday upstairs at the Carnegie-Stout Public Library located on the corner of 11th and Bluff Street from 6-9pm. We also meet on Saturdays at the Take 5 Coffee Shop in Wacker Plaza by Blockbuster Video at 12:30pm. Chess boards, pieces and clocks are provided and all are welcome to attend.

36. Greenville Chess Club - Home Page
    The Greenville Chess Club is one of the fastest growing and most active chess clubs in the upstate area of South Carolina. The club  
    http://www.angelfire.com/games/greenvillechessclub/
    
    Extractions: GCC Home Join Calendar Members Directions Pairings FAQ Game Gallery Links TD Page Video Library Member Update The Greenville Chess Club is one of the fastest growing and most active chess clubs in the upstate area of South Carolina. The club meets at the O'Neal Building, 10 Falcon Crest Drive, off of Pleasantburg (Hwy 291) at I-385

37. Chess Clubs
    Statewide listings from the Oklahoma Scholastic Chess Association.  
    http://www.okschess.org/clubs.htm
    
    Extractions: Click HERE to see a complete list of USCF Affiliate Clubs in Oklahoma. ANADARKO Oakridge Crusaders Chess Club . 3:30 TO 5PM TUESDAYS 301 W. BROADWAY. Contact Brian Ball BROKEN ARROW . ANDERSEN ELEMENTARY CHESS CLUB. DURING LUNCH 4 TIMES/MONTH AT SCHOOL . Contact: JEANNE MOORHEAD. (918) 250 - 3674. BROKEN ARROW . COUNTRY LANE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. BROKEN ARROW CHESS CLUB. CHOUTEAU . OKLAHOMA HOME SCHOOLERS. Contact: STEVE SAWYER. (918) 386 - 2654. CLAREMORE CENTRAL UPPER ELEMENTARY CHESS CLUB. AFTER SCHOOL TILL 4:15 WEEKLY. Contact:

38. US Chess Federation
    Chapter I. What is a School Chess Club? chess clubs and Chess Players. These are the right questions for other projects too — including school chess clubs.  
    http://www.uschess.org/scholastic/sc-guide2.html
    
    Extractions: A GUIDE TO SCHOLASTIC CHESS Preface Dear Administrator/Teacher, This guide was created to help teachers and scholastic chess organizers who wish to begin, improve, or strengthen their school chess program. It covers how to organize a school chess club, run tournaments, keep interest high, and generate parent and public support. I would like to thank the United States Chess Federation Club Development Committee, especially former Chairman Randy Siebert, for allowing us to use the framework of The Guide to a Successful Chess Club (1985) as a basis for this booklet. In addition, I want to thank Beatriz Marinello, Scholastic Director of the U.S. Chess Federation (USCF), and the USCF for their continuing help in the preparation of this publication. Scholastic chess, under the USCF’s guidance, has greatly expanded and made it possible for the wide distribution of this guide. I look forward to working with them on many projects in the future. The following scholastic organizers reviewed this work and made many suggestions, which have been included. Thanks go to Jay Blem (CA), Leo Cotter (CA), Stephan Dann (MA), Bob Fischer (IN), Doug Meux (NM), Andy Nowak (NM), Andrew Smith (CA), Robert Snyder (CA), Brian Bugbee (NY), and many others too numerous to mention.

39. Newsletters Of Pennsylvania Chess Clubs
    Newsletters of Pennsylvania chess clubs. Delaware Valley Chess. Masterminds Chess Club Newsletter. Issues available for download in PDF.  
    http://www.pscfchess.org/newsletters/

40. Other Uk Clubs And Associations
    Chessworld UK! Does your chess club want a free online allplay-all club championship? World Events calendar See also World chess clubs guide!  
    http://www.gtryfon.demon.co.uk/bcc/Uk_clubs/otheruk.htm
    
    Extractions: To Webmasters: In the interests of accelerating UK web chess communication, this page can be freely embedded as part of your UK chess web site, thus saving work in constantly updating UK links, etc Please Email the author at britweb@gtryfon.demon.co.uk to add your UK chess web site to the appropriate section or make comments and suggestions. A big thanks goes to all people who have helped/help the webmaster keep this UK Links guide current! Check out Britweb's brand new British Chess Forum hosted by Chesscorner.com

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