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George Thomson
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 Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 10:45 am Post subject: Away Loss at Hamilton |
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Talking of industrial blowers Ian we were there last night. At least you can get a free cup of Tea!!
David Ross called in sick at four thirty and I then spent the next two hours trying to find a replacement. As you can see I never managed to get one.
Hamilton "A"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Cumbernauld
W M Hanley 1573~~~~~~~~~1-0~~~Default
B M Morriss 1543~~~~~~~~0-1~~~David Johnstone 1610
W L Freel 1494~~~~~~~~0.5-0.5~~~George Thomson 1397
B A Mulholland 1492~~~~~~~1-0~~~Rodert Kelso 1298
Hamilton "A"~~~~~~~~~~~2.5-1.5~~~Cumbernauld
I probably should have lost my game I had about one minute more than Lawerence in an inferior position. I think he feared losing on time and besides he only needed a draw. I looked at my position when I got home and saw only slight chances for him and not much for me so I'm happy with a draw. I'm not over the moon about losing the match, however if you start the match one player short then it's always a bit of an uphill struggle. |
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robert kelso
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Location: Cumbernauld
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| Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 12:27 pm Post subject: Hamilton |
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Considering how cold it was at hamilton I am not surprised we had difficulty getting players I am afraid that wooly hats and winter jackets are not conducive to good chess.
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