Board | Home | Poole D | Southbourne C | Away | |
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1 (B) | 1673 | B Rutter, Mike | ½ - ½ | N Arorash, David | 1597 |
2 (W) | 1548 | S Camopy, Leo | 1 - 0 | B Harris, John E | 1593 |
3 (B) | 1491 | S Sanderson, Tony | 1 - 0 | B Lane, Chris D | 1528 |
4 (W) | 1449 | N Wood, Joe | 0 - 1 | N Vann, Anton | 1527 |
Total | 6161 | 2½ - 1½ | Total | 6245 |
Last update Joe Wood Tue 6th Dec 2022 07:45. Reported by Joe Wood Tue 6th Dec 2022 07:45. Verified By John Harris Tue 6th Dec 2022 08:44
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Joe Wood
Tue, 06/12/2022 - 07:45
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Leo played the white pieces against John, and when when I was playing my 10th move, Leo and John were already well into a king and pawn endgame which Leo came out as the Victor. Well done Leo and John. 1-0 to Poole.
I had a slightly better position by Anton's own admission but needless to say when I missed a bishop pinning my queen to my king with no way out, I was lost and resigned. Good Game Anton, well done. 1-1.
Mike was offered a draw by David. After deliberating for a few moments, Mike shook hands. Both players decided to play the game out, and it ended it a drawn position despite white a pawn up. Well done to both. 1.5-1.5.
The match was to be decided on board 3. Tony found a winning move with a strong knight outpost on f4. Tactics emerged all over the board with exposed kings. Tony came out on top in an exciting crescendo to a tense, hard fought battle. Well done Tony and well played Chris. 2.5-1.5.
Thank you Southbourne, a pleasure as always.
jharris
Tue, 06/12/2022 - 08:46
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Thanks
Thanks for a good evening's chess. With the grades fairly close it was always going to be a battle.