1989 British Championship now on BritBase
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Looks like I actually misled you, John, sorry about that! Well, maybe it was one of the Wheelers who beat Adams in the last round of the U14 then, thus enabling a Rossiter win. Some last round calamity, anyway.
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John, delighted to be of help. Regarding 1989 for the two Ulster Chess Union players I have all 11 of David Houston's games (to improve from your 4, I think). Those games include his Round 2 match-up with his UCU colleague, James Stewart. I use "James" advisedly because for a period of 3 years in the 1980s we were clubmates at Fisherwick Chess Club in Belfast. I don't ever recall him being referred to as "Davidson".I'm much obliged to David, Jon & Nick for helping me with this game. I shall make the name change forthwith - thanks for that, David.
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My success with the Smyth scoresheet got me searching for the more successful swindle against the late John Naylor (mentioned in the obit thread).
Alas, no show. The game really must have been so bad that I tore the scoresheet up.
Alas, no show. The game really must have been so bad that I tore the scoresheet up.
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I've since been informed (by someone else who was playing in the event) that it was Ben Beake who beat Mickey Adams in the last round of the 1983 British U14 Championship, enabling Philip Rossiter to overtake him.
David - thank you for helping me with the names 'Stewart Davidson' or 'Davidson Stewart' - which turned out to be James Stewart. Very curious how some names become garbled in the sources, and I'm grateful to you for 'ungarbling' them. And I shall look forward to receiving the extra games for David Houston.
David - thank you for helping me with the names 'Stewart Davidson' or 'Davidson Stewart' - which turned out to be James Stewart. Very curious how some names become garbled in the sources, and I'm grateful to you for 'ungarbling' them. And I shall look forward to receiving the extra games for David Houston.
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Sorry, John, help required! - I couldn't work out how to send a private message on here (is there a FAQ somewhere?) and I couldn't find an e-mail address on Britbase.And I shall look forward to receiving the extra games for David Houston.
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David,David McAlister wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 11:52 amSorry, John, help required! - I couldn't work out how to send a private message on here (is there a FAQ somewhere?) and I couldn't find an e-mail address on Britbase.And I shall look forward to receiving the extra games for David Houston.
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Beake indeed, another player who has vanished. He also beat Adams two weeks later, in round six at the SCCU (Lloyds Bank) U-14 rapidplay, contested fiercely in those days, and pipped him to first place overall after Adams had another last round reverse (this time to Hennigan). This time, I was playing and so am quite sure of myself ...! and I remember now the talk of Beake beating Adams twice that summer. (Beating Adams was already an event, never mind that Beake was two years older).John Saunders wrote: ↑Sat Aug 22, 2020 5:26 pmI've since been informed (by someone else who was playing in the event) that it was Ben Beake who beat Mickey Adams in the last round of the 1983 British U14 Championship, enabling Philip Rossiter to overtake him.
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