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Edinburgh Congress
The Edinburgh Congress took place April 4-6, 2014 at a new venue of the David Lloyd Leisure Centre in Newhaven Place.
1st Prize - IM Mark Orr (Wandering Dragons) & FM Alan Tate (Wandering Dragons), 4.5/5; £375 each
1st Grading Prize (1900-2100) - Raj Bhopal (Wandering Dragons), Duncan Campbell (Oban), 3.5/5; £25 each
2nd Grading Prize (under 1900) – Peter Smith (Ayr), 3/5; £50
East of Scotland Champions – IM Mark Orr & FM Alan Tate, 4.5/5; £25 each
Edinburgh Evening News Cup - Kai Pannwitz (Inverness), 2/5; £30
1st Prize – Richard Kynoch (Wandering Dragons), 4/5; £150
2nd Prize – Joe Parks (Kilmarnock), Mike Cavanagh (Bon Accord), Donald Heron (Wandering Dragons) 3.5/5; £25 each
Grading Prize – Euan Gray (North Juniors), 3.5/5; £30
1st Prize – Nicholas Mahoney (England), 4.5/5; £150
2nd Prize – Neil Irving (Stirling), Noel Boustred (England), Chris Donkin (Wandering Dragons), 4/5; £25 each
Grading Prize – David Potts (Bellshill), Calum McGillivray (Edinburgh) & Paul Shafi (Castlehill), 3.5/5; £10 each
1st Prize – Jason Maxwell (Austin Friars), 5/5; £150
2nd Prize – Simon Kerridge (Bearsden), Bryan O’Rourke (Dunfermline), 4/5; £35 each
Grading Prize – Bruce Chalmers (Renfrew), 3.5/5; £30
1st Prize – Tariq Pasha (North Juniors) 4.5/5; £150
2nd Prize – Andrew Millar (Austin Friars), Ronald Dunnet (Musselburgh), Camas Millar (Austin Friars) Sholpan Namazbayeva (England) 4/5: £20 each
Grading Prize – Ben Hartman (Badgers Brook), Duncan DePasquale (North Juniors), 3.5; £15 each
OTHER PRIZES
Best Game – Alan Tate (Wandering Dragons); £30
Most entertaining game prize – Noel Boustred (England), Prize donated by Chess Hosts.com
Giant Killer Prize – Sidharth Berera (South Morningside), grading difference 738 points. £30
Prize draw – Ronald Dunnet (Musselburgh); £30
Dick Heathwoods’ slow starter prize – Andrew and Camas Millar (Austin Friars). £10 prize incorporated into 2nd place Knights prizes.
Best game and most entertaining game judged by Geoff Chandler.
Results by Jim Wallace, grading by Iain Hope.
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Posted on: 08-04-2014
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