Cambridge Chess from the 1870s to the 1970s: A History of Britain's Most Successful Chess Club (Hardinge Simpole chess classics) - Softcover

Eales, Richard G.

9781843820666: Cambridge Chess from the 1870s to the 1970s: A History of Britain's Most Successful Chess Club (Hardinge Simpole chess classics)

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ISBN 10: 1843820668 ISBN 13: 9781843820666

Verlag: Hardinge Simpole, 2003

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P�ginas:108G�neros:12:WDMG1:ChessSinopsis:TheCambridgeUniversityChessClubcontributedavastamounttowhatlaterbecameknownastheEnglishChessExplosion.TheclubattractedplayerssuchasRayKeene,MichaelSteanandJonathanMestel,allofwhomwentontobecomeGrandmasters,aswellasexpertssuchasWilliamHartston,HowardWilliams(manytimesChampionofWales)andEaleshimself.ThisconcentrationofchessboardpowerledtoanunprecedentednumberofvictoriesinUKteamchampionshipsandadistinctschoolofthoughtwhichleftanindelibleimprintonthefutureBritishtemplateforglobalsuccess._,

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The Cambridge University Chess Club contributed a vast amount to what later became known as the English Chess Explosion. The club attracted players such as Ray Keene, Michael Stean and Jonathan Mestel, all of whom went on to become Grandmasters, as well as experts such as William Hartston, Howard Williams (many times Champion of Wales) and Eales himself. This concentration of chessboard power led to an unprecedented number of victories in UK team championships and a distinct school of thought which left an indelible imprint on the future British template for global success.

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