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| Last updated 4 August 2011 |
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| Mellor wins 2011 Lightning Tournament 4 Mar. Last year's winner failed to get into the semi finals and Steve regained the trophy he lost last year. Losing finalist was Ed Osbourn. Read more ... |
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| Worcester Bishops third in District Division 1 24 Feb. After a volcanic start to the season, the Bishops have lost to Redditch, Droitwich and Malvern. |
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| Worcester Pawns second in District Division 2 17 Feb, Pawns draw with leaders Headless Cross to keep in contention. The Pawns stumbled against Droitwich in the New Year and are now a point adrift from leaders Headless Cross. |
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| Mellor wins 2011 Lightning Tournament 4 March - Last year's winner failed to get into the semi finals and Steve regained the trophy he lost last year. Losing finalist was Ed Osbourn. Read more ... |
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| City teams well placed in league tournaments 27 February - With over half of the fixtures played, City teams are placed 2nd in Division 1 of the the County League, the Bishops team is third in Worcester & District Division 1 and the Pawns second in Worcester & District Division 2. |
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| City players save county from near annihilation 29 January - In Worcestershire's heavy defeat at the hands of Lincolnshire, three of the county wins were from City players: Ed Osbourn, Ray Collett and Peter Kitson. |
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British qualifier in City Club 11 January - With a first place in the Yorkshire Open, Steve Mellor qualifies to play in the British Championship this year. |
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| Steve Mellor wins City Blitz Tourney 18 October - Worcester City Blitz Tournament saw Club Secretary Steve Mellor (left in picture) confirmed as the club's best player. After the tournament proper, three players shared first place on 6 points .... Read More |
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| City Club secretary appointed supremo of English chess 16 October - Andrew Farthing is the new Chief Executive Officer of the English Chess Federation. He previously served as their Strategic Planning Officer. This must be one of the hardest volunteer roles in any sport because keeping chess players in order is like herding cats. |
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New grading list shows most city players higher |
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