Signature of ARB Thomas from a Brian Reilly “after dinner” postcard from Southsea 1951.
Here is his Wikipedia entry
ARB Thomas in play with FEA Kitto
BCN remembers Andrew Rowland Benedick Thomas (11-x-1904 16-v-1985)
We cannot improve on this excellent article about ARBT on the Chess Devon web site
David Hooper (seated right) in play at the West of England Championships in Bristol, Easter, 1947. His opponent , ARB Thomas , was that year’s champion. Among the spectators is Mrs. Rowena Bruce, the 1946 British Ladies’ Champion. BCM, Volume 118, #6, p.327. The others in the photo are L – R: H. V. Trevenen; H. Wilson-Osborne (WECU President); R. A. (Ron) Slade; Rowena Bruce; Ron Bruce; H. V. (Harry) Mallison; Chris Sullivan; C. Welch (Controller); F. E. A. (Frank) Kitto.
BCN Remembers Michael John Haygarth (11-x-1934 27-iv-2016)
Here is an article from Yorkshire Chess History
Owen Hindle, Michael Franklin, Harry Golombek and Michael Haygarth
Here is an obituary written by Steve Mann which was published on the ECF web site.
The 1964 England Olympiad (Tel Aviv) Team : Owen Hindle, Čeněk Kottnauer, Peter Clarke, Michael Franklin, Norman Littlewood & Michael Haygarth
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BCN Remembers Michael John Haygarth (11-x-1934 27-iv-2016)
Here is an article from Yorkshire Chess History
Owen Hindle, Michael Franklin, Harry Golombek and Michael Haygarth
Here is an obituary written by Steve Mann which was published on the ECF web site.
The 1964 England Olympiad (Tel Aviv) Team : Owen Hindle, Čeněk Kottnauer, Peter Clarke, Michael Franklin, Norman Littlewood & Michael Haygarth
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BCN Remembers Michael John Haygarth (11-x-1934 27-iv-2016)
Here is an article from Yorkshire Chess History
Owen Hindle, Michael Franklin, Harry Golombek and Michael Haygarth
Here is an obituary written by Steve Mann which was published on the ECF web site.
The 1964 England Olympiad (Tel Aviv) Team : Owen Hindle, Čeněk Kottnauer, Peter Clarke, Michael Franklin, Norman Littlewood & Michael Haygarth
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BCN Remembers Michael John Haygarth (11-x-1934 27-iv-2016)
Here is an article from Yorkshire Chess History
Owen Hindle, Michael Franklin, Harry Golombek and Michael Haygarth
Here is an obituary written by Steve Mann which was published on the ECF web site.
The 1964 England Olympiad (Tel Aviv) Team : Owen Hindle, Čeněk Kottnauer, Peter Clarke, Michael Franklin, Norman Littlewood & Michael Haygarth
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BCN Remembers Michael John Haygarth (11-x-1934 27-iv-2016)
Here is an article from Yorkshire Chess History
Owen Hindle, Michael Franklin, Harry Golombek and Michael Haygarth
Here is an obituary written by Steve Mann which was published on the ECF web site.
The 1964 England Olympiad (Tel Aviv) Team : Owen Hindle, Čeněk Kottnauer, Peter Clarke, Michael Franklin, Norman Littlewood & Michael Haygarth
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BCN Remembers Michael John Haygarth (11-x-1934 27-iv-2016)
Here is an article from Yorkshire Chess History
Owen Hindle, Michael Franklin, Harry Golombek and Michael Haygarth
Here is an obituary written by Steve Mann which was published on the ECF web site.
The 1964 England Olympiad (Tel Aviv) Team : Owen Hindle, Čeněk Kottnauer, Peter Clarke, Michael Franklin, Norman Littlewood & Michael Haygarth
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Remembering Theophilus Harding Willcocks (19-iv-1912 14-iv-2014)
An innovator in both mathematics and fairy chess.
Here is a short article from chesscomposers.com
A short mention by Michael McDowell
Willcocks, Theophilus Harding
Die Schwalbe, 1967
Prize
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What was Black’s previous move?
Here is an excellent article on squaring.net
An article from matplus.net
BCN wishes Happy Birthday to GM William Nicholas Watson (18-iv-1962)
William Watson
Here is his brief Wikipedia entry
This was written about William who was 16 just prior to the 1979 Spassky vs the BCF Junior Squad simultaneous display :
William Watson, Jonny Hector, Alexander Khalifman, Jonathan Tisdall and Nigel Davies at the 1991 Watson, Farley, Williams tournament in London.
“St Paul’s and Barnes. Rating 204. British under-21 co-champion, 1977. 16th British men’s championship, 1978.”
William Watson at a BCF National Club Final (top left)
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William Watson (2nd from left)
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On March 3rd, 2016 William became a trustee of the Chess in Schools and Communities charity.
William Watson (2nd from left)
William Watson
Birthday of GM William Nicholas Watson (18-iv-1962)
William Watson
Here is his brief Wikipedia entry
William Watson at a BCF National Club Final
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William Watson (2nd from left)
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William Watson (2nd from left)