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Illinois Chess Contributors To Be Recognized By US Chess
Four long-time contributors to Illinois chess will be recognized by US Chess during a special luncheon held in conjunction with the 2016 US Open. This year’s awards…
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Four long-time contributors to Illinois chess will be recognized by US Chess during a special luncheon held in conjunction with the 2016 US Open. This year’s awards…
ICA Staff · May 17, 2016
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St Charles Chess Club held a quick tournament on 5/12/2016 with a time control of Game/10 and a 3-second delay. The five-round event had a great…
St. Charles Chess Club · May 14, 2016
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An email from the Continental Chess Association reminds the community that Friday, May 13 may be the last day for the deeply-discounted $107 hotel rate…
Bill Feldman · May 13, 2016
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With a perfect five-for-five outing, third-grader Vikram Oberai has won the 2016 Lozano Spring Scholastic, held at the Rudy Lozano Branch of the Chicago Public…
Bill Feldman · May 7, 2016
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After an absence of a few years, St. Charles Chess Club has proudly renewed its affiliate membership with the Illinois Chess Association. The club meets Thursday nights…
St. Charles Chess Club · May 4, 2016
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60 (plus) Illinois juniors are signed up so far for the 2016 Elementary Nationals kicking off May 6 in Nashville, TN. Expert Aydin Turgut (rated…
Bill Feldman · May 1, 2016
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Long-time Illinois chess stalwart Howard Cohen has passed away. A memorial service was held at Congregation Emanuel, 5959 N Sheridan Road in Chicago followed by…
Bill Feldman · April 27, 2016
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23 schools and over 100 players met up on April 3 for the 2016 Spring Chess Fest, hosted at Jefferson Middle School in Champaign. The tournament…
Bill Feldman · April 23, 2016
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Grandmasters Nadezhda Kosintseva and Leonid Kritz will soon augment an impressive lineup of grandmasters who call the Land of Lincoln home. The pair will join…
Mikhail Korenman · April 21, 2016
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Upsets abounded as nine players rated at least 200-points lower than their opponent managed to defeat (or draw) their foe. The DeKalb Chess Club tried…
Bill Feldman · April 19, 2016