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Oak Park Public Library Holds 4th Annual Tournament
The Oak Park Public Library had a tremendous turnout for our Fourth Annual Chess Tournament on Saturday, July 23. Kids, teens, and adults competed. Below is…
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The Oak Park Public Library had a tremendous turnout for our Fourth Annual Chess Tournament on Saturday, July 23. Kids, teens, and adults competed. Below is…
Sharon Grimm · August 3, 2011
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Downers Grove Chess Club (DGCC) held its 8th tournament on Saturday July 23rd. 51 players participated in the event including 10 masters! The co-winners of the…
Daniel Parmet · August 3, 2011
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Over the 4th of July holiday, over 100 players representing 5 countries from the Americas participated in the 2011 FIDE Continental Americas Amateur Chess Championship. The…
Sevan A. Muradian · July 17, 2011
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Traveling west past McHenry, DeKalb or Kendall County, an Illinoisian finds himself in a part of the state that’s hard for him to categorize, being neither…
Keith Ammann · July 17, 2011
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On July 2-3 about 50 players turned out to play in the inaugural All American Double Class tournament. No player scored a perfect 5-0, but in…
Larry S. Cohen · July 15, 2011
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During July, you may think of the founding of our country, grilling, and the flag. A few hundred Illinois players also thought of chess. And the…
Illinois Chess Association · July 14, 2011
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Along with picnics, parades, and fireworks, the fourth of July weekend is also known for World Open, one of the premier chess events held every year…
Illinois Chess Association · July 11, 2011
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Metropolitan Chicago has a history of significant chess activity dating back to the 1800s. Over the past half century alone the city and its suburbs have…
Ken Marshall · June 23, 2011
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To me, the striking thing about the following three games is the maturity of Eric Rosen’s play and the universality of his style. He can play…
Illinois Chess Association · June 11, 2011
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NM Fred Rhine shows how a centralized setup can be a problem in a variation of the Sicilian Defense in this YouTube video. Or, visit ICA’s…
Illinois Chess Association · June 3, 2011