Board | Home | Highcliffe C | Wimborne C | Away | |
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1 (B) | 1700 | S Smith, Matthew P | 0 - 1 | S Cleland, Nathaniel J | 1786 |
2 (W) | 1639 | S Salinger, Neil | 0 - 1 | G Pollyn, Stephen M | 1766 |
3 (B) | 1651 | B Manson, Andrew | 1 - 0 | G Hillman, Graham | 1758 |
4 (W) | 1429 | B Salinger, Ron | ½ - ½ | B Young, Simon | 1655 |
Total | 6419 | 1½ - 2½ | Total | 6965 |
Last update Graham Hillman Mon 22nd Apr 2024 23:56. Reported by Graham Hillman Mon 22nd Apr 2024 23:56. Verified By
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ghillman
Mon, 22/04/2024 - 23:56
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Despite being heavily out graded on all Boards , this match was was quite a tight affair and not settled until 10:40 pm when Steve pushed it over the line having played with Neil for some 15-20 minutes, both on Increments - It was hard to watch and either player could of won and it was unfortunate there had to be a loser. Nathaniel's game was the usual " fireworks " with both playing threatening mate in very open and attacking played Games. Ron & Simon ended up with some locked Pawn formations where they ended up repeating moves . My game against Andrew was a interesting and I simply misjudged letting him gobble up some Q side Pawns for a Kings side attack that failed to deliver . Well played Andrew . Thanks Highcliffe for a hard fought match . g
amanson
Tue, 23/04/2024 - 00:25
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Four very good games!
Board 1 was fireworks indeed, both players involved in very aggressive king side attacks with double check threats for Matt, and Nathaniel's Queen getting to the 7th rank very early on - Mate was delivered by Nathaniel giving Wimborne an early lead. Ron and Simon played out a tight game with chances on both sides, ultimately agreeing a draw. My game against Graham saw attacks by both players switch from King side to Queen side, but I collected a 2 pawn advantage which proved enough to win. We all stood to watch the final game; a marathon effort with excellent play from Neil and Stephen, Black had 2 rooks and a passed pawn, White had a rook and bishop and a passed pawn with both clocks running on increments. The rooks working in tandem proved decisive for Stephen giving Wimborne a well deserved victory. A very enjoyable evening, only marred by the fact that the usual post-match pint was timed out!