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CONTENTS

Editor’s Notes 2Affiliated Clubs 3Individual Tournaments – 2007 11SCCA 125th Anniversary Celebrations 1231st Surrey Chess Congress 16ECF County Championship u175 Final 2008 18Best Games 20Inter-Club Competitions 24Croydon & District Chess League 28SCCU County Matches 30Individual Tournaments – 2008 31Briant Poulter League 34Board of Directors and Appointed Officers 36Role and Duties of Match Captains - SCCA 38Grades for Surrey Players 2008 41Key to Grading List 68Memorandum & Articles 71Bye Laws 89Bye Laws Applicable To Club Competitions 93Bye Laws as to Trophies and other prizes 103

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Editor’s Notes

ON SEEING THE 2007 YEARBOOK, a friend remarked that its"Editorial" did not, as is customary, discuss some aspect of thebusiness or prospects of the Association.

However, I prefer to write of the pleasures and vicissitudes ofediting this annual record of the Association's activities, so theheading of this piece is now as above.

Previous editors have confirmed my finding, during my shorttenure, that the self-imposed annual deadline of delivering thecompleted Yearbook to the Fixtures Meeting is more than a littleoptimistic. Holidays, missed deadlines for copy, uncompletedcompetitions and, perforce, an ever later grading list all usuallyconspire to cause an error-prone and stressful rush to print.

However this year, despite my fears, the above have not comebetween me and a timely delivery to our Printer. For a large partthis is due to contributors replying promptly to my editorial queriesand I am grateful to them all.

The team of Susan Lalic and Graeme Buckley willingly bear aheavy load and without them some items would be absent.

Charles Cronin and Mike Laker have generously checked theproof and found more errors than I ever thought possible!

This edition’s lay-flat comb-binding has allowed me to increasethe number of pages, mainly to set out the grading list in a morereadable form, and also improve the layout of game pages.

Finally, on a traditional "Editorial" note, I am pleased to recordthat our one hundred and twenty-fifth year was marked in highlysuccessful and fitting style, as reported within these pages.

Fred Popplewell


Affiliated Clubs

Ashtead Est 1946 TuesdayRalli Room, Peace Memorial Hall, Woodfield Lane, Ashtead,

KT21 2BE

Sept—July Juniors: 6.15pm Main: 7.30pm

President: Richard W Jones 38 Glebe Road Ashtead KT21 2NT

[email protected] 01372 813487

Treasurer: Peter Armitage [email protected] Downs Road, Epsom KT18 5JU 01372 722560

Secretary: Daniel B Rosen [email protected] Danehurst Court Alexandra Road Epsom KT17 4BY

h 01372 728724007736 387651

1st team: Daniel B Rosen2nd team: Graham Alcock [email protected]

h 020 8395 181607973 774085

3rd team: Adrian Waldock [email protected] 01932 227576

07973 325146

4th team: until 31/12/2008Hugh Wylie [email protected]

01372 812737

from 1/1/2009Richard W Jones [email protected] 01372 813487

5th team: Richard Davey [email protected] 01372 813576

Alexander: Daniel B RosenLauder: Adrian WaldockFred Manning Trophy:

Ray Dare [email protected] 457537

Dennis Russell 01932 864086

website: www.ashteadchessclub.org

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Battersea Est 1885 MondayBalham Bowls Club Pub, Ramsden Road, Balham SW12 8QX

Chairman Charles Cronin [email protected] 020 7228 6325

Secretary: Paul Stokes 55 Lockyer House The Platt SW15 1EE

[email protected] w 020 8383 2189h 020 8785 6782

Treasurer: Tim Allen [email protected] Victoria Mews SW18 3PY 020 8879 4097

1st team: to be confirmedwebsite: www.batterseachessclub.org.uk

Castles Chess Club WednesdayWhyteleafe School Whyteleafe Hill Whyteleafe CR3 0AA

meets in Dining Hall – term times onlyJuniors Club 6.30pm – 7.30pm, Senior Club 7.30pm onwards

Chairman: Neill Cooper [email protected] 01883 624051

104 Westhall Road Warlingham CR6 9HD

Secretary: Graham KnottTreasurer: Len HealLauder: Neill CooperFred Manning Trophy: [email protected]

David Shepherd 01372 743162

website: www.cchess.org.uk

CCF Monday84/90 Chipstead Valley Road Coulsdon, CR5 3BA

Juniors: 4.30 — 6.45pm Main: — 7.30pm Other nights as necessary

Tel: 020 8645 0302 Fax: 020 8645 0412 e-mail: [email protected]

Centre Manager:Rev Howard [email protected] 020 8645 0302

Activities Coordinator:Scott Freeman [email protected] 020 8645 0302

Club Captain: David Howes [email protected]*1st team, Alexander Cup & Lauder Trophy: 020 8657 2895

(all above): David Howes * e-mail address until 31/01/09

2nd team Simon Wrigley [email protected] 303597

website: www.ccfworld.com/Chess


Crystal Palace & Croydon Est 1964 MondaySt Philip’s Church Hall, Coombe Road, Upper Sydenham

SE26 6QW

Secretary: David Hodgson [email protected] Kings Court Kelsey Park Ave Beckenham BR3 6TT

020 8663 2553

Treasurer: Dr JM O’Neill 07890 946141

Blew House Dulwich Common SE21 7LG

Surrey T: Graham Keane [email protected] 8654 1457

Ellam T: David HodgsonMinor T: Martin Dale [email protected] 020 8299 0447

website: www.geocities.com/cpcchess

Dorking ThursdayChurch Room, Dorking United Reformed Church,

53 West Street, Dorking, RH4 1BS

President, Secretary & Captain:Peter Lawrence [email protected] Tollgate Road Dorking RH4 2PW 01306 881086

Treasurer: Brian Skinner Sarnia Ridgeway Rd Dorking RH4 3AT

[email protected] 882827

Minor: Steve Todd [email protected] 881949

Fred ManningTrophy: John Trubshaw [email protected]

01306 882175

website: www.brisk.demon.co.uk/dcc/

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Guildford Est 1896 MondayThe Guildford Institute, Ward Street, Guildford, GU1 4LH

(some Thursdays)

President: Phil Stimpson Winkworth Hill Hascombe GU8 4AE

01483 208456

Secretary: Mike Adams [email protected] New House Farm Lane Wood St Village Guildford

GU3 3DD

01483 233324w 01483 534701

Treasurer: Mike Morgan 15 Marley Coombe Rd HaslemereGU27 3SN

[email protected] 656185

1st team: Julien Shepley [email protected] 01483 473643m 07760 221728

2nd team: Julien Shepley3rd team: Malcolm Twigger-Ross 01483 502988

[email protected]: Julien ShepleyStoneleigh: Julien ShepleyEWMT: Mike Gunn [email protected]

01483 57155307739 518392

website: www.guildfordchess.fsnet.co.uk

Kingston & Thames Valley Est 1875 MondayFriends Meeting House, 78 Eden Street, Kingston Upon Thames,

KT1 1DJ

Secretary: Nick Grey [email protected] 692 4861

Treasurer: Ken Inwood1st team: Chris Mann 020 8287 16412nd team: Chris Mannmap: http://www.multimap.com/maps/?&hloc=GB|KT11DJ


Morley College FridayMorley College, 61 Westminster Bridge Road, Waterloo, SE1 7HT

Term times only

Secretary: AW Watts12 Drummer Lodge Kinloch St N7 7LJ 020 7609 2016

Treasurer: PA Carlucci 020 7828 1807

Flat G10 Peabody Estate Vauxhall Bridge Rd SW1Q 1TQ

Redhill & District Est 1892 Monday(and Wednesdays after Bank Holiday Mondays)

Redhill Methodist Church, Gloucester Road, Redhill, RH1 1BPin the Earlswood Room (Upstairs)

7.30pm — 10.30pm Access for disabled via slope to main door and lift

Chairman: Kevin Thurlow [email protected] 01737 76570668 Carlton Road Redhill RH1 2DD

Secretary: M.C.Harris [email protected] 01293 88632807931 188474

Treasurer: Paul Dunican [email protected] 730289

1st team: Chris Howell [email protected] 780899

2nd team: Martin Muir [email protected] 274128m07703 117794

3rd team: Simon Webb e-mail – tbc 07948 8413764th team: Ian Bodsworth [email protected]

01737 246617Alex Cup: Chris Howell

website: http://chess.consolidata.co.uk/redhillchess/

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Richmond & Twickenham ThursdayChristchurch Hall, Station Road, Teddington

(from 7.30 pm)

Secretary: Chris Baker [email protected] Court Hill, South Croydon, CR2 9NA 020 8651 3771

m07775 738424

Treasurer: Jonathan Eckert [email protected] 943 1331

54 Admiralty Way, Teddington, TW11 0NL m07872963896

Captain: Jonathan Eckertwebsite: www.randtchessclub.co.uk

South Norwood Est 1881 ThursdaySmall Hall, West Thornton Community Centre, London Road

Thornton Heath, CR7 6AU

(September—July 7.30 pm)

President: H Martin Cath6 Northwood Aveue Purley CR8 2EP 020 8660 6252

Secretary: KR Chamberlain46 Brian Avenue, Sanderstead CR2 9NE 020 8657 6792

Treasurer: Martin CathEllam Simon Lea 020 8670 2687

(1st team): [email protected] Les Denford 020 8689 2023

(2nd team): [email protected] T: Simon LeaEWMT: Richard Davis [email protected] Manning Trophy:

Richard Davis


Streatham & Brixton TuesdayWoodfield Grove Tennis Club, 9 Woodfield Grove, SW16 1LR

President: Angus French [email protected] Century House 245 Streatham High Road SW16 6ER

020 8677 2063

Secretary: Richard Tillett [email protected] Salcott Road, London SW11 6DE w020 7771 1842

h020 7228 1526

Treasurer: Richard TillettSurrey: Angus FrenchAlexander: Angus FrenchLauder: David Varley [email protected]

07847 174714

Stoneleigh: Robin Haldane [email protected] 398953

website: www.streathamchess.org.uk

Surbiton WednesdayFircroft, 96 Ditton Road, Surbiton, KT6 6RH

Junior Club 6.30-7.30pm Senior Club 7.30-10.40pm

Chairman: Paul Durrant [email protected] Hook Rise South KT6 7NA 020 8255 1369

m07827665398

Secretary: Chris Torrero [email protected] Clayton Road Chessington KT9 1ND 020 8391 1856

tbc-mTreasurer: Dave Morant

141 Raeburn Avenue Surbiton KT5 9DD 020 8390 3468

Alexander: Chris Briscoe [email protected] 8397 6385

Beaumont: Rob Harrison [email protected] 8391 1644

EWMT: Chris Torrero [email protected] Organisor & Coach: Chris Briscoe

website: www.surbitonchessclub.co.uk

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Wallington & Carshalton ThursdayBedZED Pavilion, 24 Sandmartin Way, Hackbridge, SM6 7DF

President: Len Blogg 89 Erskine Rd Sutton SM1 3AT

020 8644 9860

Secretary & Geoff Marchant [email protected]‘East Hope’ Willmot Road Purley CR8 2HH 020 8676 2966

Treasurer: Vic Bassi [email protected] The Byway Sutton SM25LE 020 8241 5955

Alex & Beau: Mark Webley h0188 365 4869

3 Nethern Court Rd Woldingham CR3 7EE m0770 291 7434

Cent & Laud:Derek Coleman [email protected] 8669 7421

Stoneleigh: Mark Daniells [email protected] 352786

Minor: Alan Hare [email protected] 8669 3043

Wimbledon MondayWimbledon (Trinity Road) Club, Trinity Road, Wimbledon

SW19 8QU

President: RJ WilcoxSecretary: Trevor Brugger [email protected]

The Maple House 174 Foxley Lane CR8 3NF

Treasurer: Russell Granat13 Walton Park Walton-on-Thames KT12 3ET

1st team: John Wilcox 020 8947 6439

2nd team: Paul Archer [email protected] 8769 9301

3rd team: Trevor Brugger4th team: Don Careswell 01372 842876

5th team: John R. Sprackett 020 8788 1916

Alexander: Graeme Buckley [email protected] 020 8642 5239

website: http://Wimbledonchessclub.4t.com


Individual Tournaments – 2007 (final results)

The South Norwood section of the Wernick Cup was eventuallywon by Trevor Brugger who beat David Howes over a series ofthree play-offs. After a tied first play-off Christopher Dunne wonthe competition in the second play-off with two wins. Joe Skielnikwon the Felce Cup play-off.

grade 1 2 3 tot 1 2 3 tot pn

1 Christopher Dunne 76 1 0 1 1 1 2 1

2 Thomas O'Neill 65 0 1 1 0 np 0 2=

3 Trevor Brugger 77 1 0 1 0 np 0 2=

Wernick Cup Play-Offs

np = not played

grade 1 2 3 tot pn

1 Joe Skielnik 131 1 1 2 1

2 Krishna Mehendale 120 0 np 0 2=

3 Simon Lea 123 0 np 0 2=

Felce Cup Play-Off

Woking ThursdayWoking Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Pine Road, Hook Heath

Woking GU22 0DX

Secretary: J. Thorogood [email protected] 01483 762531

5 Trentham Crescent, Old Woking GU22 9EW

Treasurer: Richard FreemanCranford, Coley Avenue Woking GU22 7BS

Captain: Paul Hopper [email protected]

Vice-Captain: Alain Dekker [email protected] 01483 760140Woking A, Dennis Sharp [email protected]: Tim Humphreys [email protected] 824102Woking B, Captain: 01483 837071

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SCCA 125th Anniversary CelebrationsSunday 20 July 2008

Ashtead Peace Memorial Hall

THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS CONSISTED OF A FIVE ROUND

rapidplay competition, a Victorian buffet and, finally, a team quiz.

Origins – President’s AddressIn between the rounds of the rapidplay tournament in the

afternoon and before the quiz in the evening I revealed some of theearly history of the SCCA which I had managed to find – mostly fromthe pages of the Chess Player’s Chronicle & Journal of Indoor andOutdoor Amusements (a magazine founded by Howard Staunton in1841 which ceased publication in 1893.)

The editorial of the Chess Player’s Chronicle dated 15 August1883 praised the proposed formation of a Surrey Chess Associationand reprinted a letter to the “Croydon Guardian” by Leonard P Reessetting out the case for its formation. Leonard Rees was a man whoset up many chess organisations: he was the founding secretary of theSCCA, the SCCU (the Southern Counties Chess Union) in 1892 andthe BCF (the British Chess Federation) in 1904. I have seen himdescribed, in the late 1920s, as a “senior official of FIDE (ourinternational federation)” so I suspect he had a hand in setting that uptoo.

The first meeting of the SCCA was held at the “Dingwells”,Wellesley Road, Croydon, the home of J Steele (President of CroydonChess Club) on 9 October 1883. J Steele was elected first Presidentof the SCCA, Leonard Rees was elected Secretary and EJ WinterWood, Treasurer. A constitution and rules were adopted and acommittee was formed. It was reported that there were nearly thirtyindividual members and six chess clubs “adhered”, namely Croydon,South Norwood, New Cross, Wallington, “Endeavour” of NorthBrixton, and Bermondsey. Every member paid an initial subscriptionof two shillings and sixpence (12.5p) and the annual subscription wasto be the same.

As today, some aspects of the constitution and rules of the SCCAproved to be controversial, and the controversy started even beforethe Association was formed. The editor of the Chess Player’s


Chronicle argued in an editorial that the rights of individual members ofthe SCCA were to be unfairly restricted. Individual members could takepart in SCCA meetings and competitions, but only individual members whowere also a member of one of the constituent clubs had the additional rightof being able to attend and play at other clubs. Rees dealt with thiscriticism in a typically deft (and noncommittal) letter, but it was not clearfrom the report of the founding meeting whether the rights of memberswere extended (one suspects not).

The activities of the SCCA in its first year included an individualchampionship (the Challenge Cup), a club competition (the Surrey Trophy)and two county matches (against Sussex, home and away). The ChallengeCup was won by Herbert Jacobs (and therefore the first Surrey champion)with a score of 12 out of 13, one point ahead of Wyke Bayliss. Only threeteams competed for the inaugural Surrey Trophy, Croydon, “Endeavour”and South Norwood, the winners being Croydon. The first match wasplayed on 4 February 1884 at Oliphant’s Café when South Norwooddefeated “Endeavour” by 5½ to 3½. The final match was played atNorwood when Croydon defeated South Norwood by the same score.These are the only two matches reported in the Chess Player’s Chronicleso I presume that at least one more match (with Croydon defeating“Endeavour”) also took place.

The report of the first match states that it started at 7 p.m., three gameshad concluded by 9 p.m. and the remaining games were adjudicated (on thespot) at 10.30 p.m. Chess clocks had just been used for the first time in aninternational tournament (London, 1883) and it seems unlikely that theywould have been in use in club chess. The Chess Player’s Chroniclediscusses the widespread problem of players refraining from moving 20 or30 minutes before the finishing time “in the hope the adjudicator might findsome method of escape”. Adjudication was just as unpopular in 1883 as itis now. An editorial on the subject in the Chess Player’s Chronicle finishedwith the words “The adjudicator’s task is a very unthankful one at the best,and we are convinced that those who have filled the office will be amongthe foremost to advocate its abolition, while we are sure that a generaldesire on the part of match players to avoid appeals for adjudication will gofar to put an end to the evil.”

Clearly in the nineteenth century considerations of transport were anissue in arranging chess matches even more than they are now. The firstminutes book of Guildford Chess Club (formed in 1896) shows matchesplayed only against towns with which there was a direct rail connection(Woking, Redhill, Farnham and so on). Possibly transport was easier (with

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horse buses and hansom cabs) nearer to central London. The two Countymatches against Sussex were also played near the rail connection, the homematch being played at the Institute, George Street, Croydon on 19 January1884 and the away match being played in the King’s Room of the Pavilion,Brighton on 3 May. Surrey won both matches, the home by 17 points to 15and 24½ to 17½ away. The second match results show that it was playedover twenty-five boards and that most players managed to play two gamesin the afternoon session (both of which counted towards the match score).

At the end of its first year it is reported that the SCCA had proved to bea great success and that its membership was now “nearly 70” and sufficientfunds had been accumulated to purchase a trophy for either the individualor club competition. To give the final word to the Chess Player’sChronicle “It stands out as an example of what can be accomplished byenergy and perseverance, and we most sincerely hope it will be copied andrecopied throughout the country until every province has its Association,with subordinate clubs working under each, and all vieing [sic] with eachother as to who shall do most for the good of the game”.

Mike Gunn

The BuffetWhile the chess was in progress, there gradually took shape in the

Marshall Room an impressive buffet lunch, its theme the plentiful countryfare of the prosperous Victorian age into which the Association was born.

Ray and Pauline ("Chess Bites"), abetted by James, assembled this feastwhile also running their tea, coffee and snacks service during the day.Quite by chance, of course, I enjoyed several glimpses of these carefulpreparations and I must confess that the steadily growing array of temptingdishes really tried my patience!

Coronation chicken...a huge salmon...beetroot soup...meats of all kinds..an array of dressings...puddings galore...how well we ate, while a punchfountain provided the plentiful means to wash down the fine repast.

It was noted that some of our younger members in particular showedmuch interest in this recall of Victorian days.

Seemingly not content with all his efforts, Ray added to our enjoymentduring the evening by hosting the quiz which was won by "The Wallies"from Wallington.

Susan Lalic

(Continued on page 70)


Soup CoursePea and Tarragon

Borscht

Fish CourseDressed Poached Salmon

with Green MayonnaiseCucumber Mousse

Avocado and Prawn Mousse

First CourseGelatine of Beef with

Horseradish SauceSaddle of Lamb with

Redcurrant JellyRoast Turkey with

Cumberland SauceRoast Chicken Breast

& Lemon CompotCoronation Chicken with

Rice

EntreésRaised pork Pie

Chicken Liver PatéSmoked Mackerel Paté

Second CourseOil Roasted Summer

VegetablesMinted New Potatoes

Carrot Nouvelle à laFlamande

Pickled BeetrootCorn, Green Pepper and

Tomato SaladPotato Salad

Spinich and Bean Salad

EntreémentsFruit Salad

Pavlova NestsAlbert’s Summer Pudding

with Chantilly CreamGeleé de Fruit

Flummery with SugaredFruits

Fruit SorbetsCheeseboard

Victorian Buffet

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31st Surrey Chess Congress21 – 24 March 2008 - Nonsuch High School Sports Hall, Sutton

The “Frank Winter” Tournament FIDE Open7 Round Swiss

Controller: Mr Alec Webster

1 IM Graeme N BUCKLEY 2392 ENG 6.52 IM Edward J DEARING 2381 SCO 6.03= GM Alexander CHERNIAEV 2491 RUS 5.03= FM Jovica RADOVANOVIC 2340 SRB 5.03= Yang-Fan ZHOU 2105 ENG 5.0

The “Eric Weimann” Major Tournament7 Round Swiss

Controller: Mr Mike Gunn

1 Victor JONES 148 Kent 6.52= Steven HAMPTON 142 Sutton & Cheam5.02= Michael PRICE 128 Hammersmith 5.04 John NYMAN 137 Kings Head 4.5

The Intermediate u120 Tournament – 7 Round SwissController: Mr Michael Adams

1= John RAYNER 105 Roding & Loughton 6.01= Jasper TAMBINI 88 Claremont School 6.03 David GUDMUNDSSON 55 n/a 5.04= Timothy ALLEN 104 Battersea 4.04= David HOWES 110 CCF 4.04= Laurence JONES 115 Lewisham 4.04= Ayse KAREL 103 Surbiton 4.04= Krishna MEHENDALE 117 Ashtead 4.04= Allen MILLER 114 Dulwich Plough 4.04= Mark STONE 82 Petts Wood & Orpington 4.0


The Challengers u140 – 5 Round SwissController: Mr Richard Jones

1= James PORTER 110 n/a 4.01= James WORTHEN 133 Bristol U 4.03= Peter BUCKLEY 106 Sutton GS 3.53= Rhys CUMMING 138 Sussex Junior 3.53= David SHEPHERD 129 Ashtead 3.56= Matthew PAYNE 94 Sussex Jun 3.06= Michael SILVERMAN 88 Athenaeum 3.06= David VARLEY 126 Streatham 3.06= Adrian WALDOCK 126 Guildford 3.0

The Minor u100 Tournament – 5 SwissController: Mr David Tuddenham

1 Christopher DUNNE 93 Surbiton 4.52= Joshua CAVENDISH 64 Barnet Knights 4.02= Peter SAUNDERS 88 Bristol & Clifton 4.02= Matthew WADSWORTH 66 Maidenhead 4.05= David ARCHER 84 Godalming 3.55= Timothy FOSTER 80 n/a 3.5

The Rapidplay Tournament – 5 Round SwissController: Mr Richard Jones - Timings: 30 minutes for complete game

1 Ian MASON 111 Surbiton 4.52 Christopher DUNNE 114 Surbiton 4.03= Alexander JELICIC 104 Surrey Junior 3.53= Sam PORTER 75 Trinity School 3.5

Special PrizesSurrey U18 Champion Yang-Fan ZhouSurrey U16 Champion Samuel FranklinSurrey U14 Champion Daniel HuntVeterans Prize David Howes

Junior Rapidplay 24 March 2008U12 Jack Scanlon (RGS Guildford)U11 Alicia Mason (Surbiton High)U10 Jonathan Eales (St Dunstans)U9 Aloysius Lip (Hallfield School)U8 Victoria Sit (Old Palace School)U7 Ananth Vijayakumar (Burlington School)

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ECF County Championship U175 Final2008

5 July 2008 at Leicester

SURREY REACHED THE ECF U175 FINAL AFTER GAINING SECOND

place in the SCCU competition (our best ever). Progressing through theknock-out stages with a quick-finish walkover versus Suffolk, and acomfortable semi-final victory over Yorkshire for the second yearrunning, Surrey opened the final promisingly by losing the toss.

Although closely matched over the top ten boards, we were heavilyout-graded on the bottom six.

brd col Surrey g s Essex g s

1 B Caius Turner 170 1 Ian Reynolds 169 0

2 W Dan Rosen 174 ½ Tim Hebbes 164 ½

3 B Dave Hill 170 ½ Kevin White 171 ½

4 W David Sedgwick 173 1 Ian Hunnable 169 0

5 B Juien Shepley 169 1 Robert Parker 169 0

6 W Mike Smart 166 ½ Philip Gregory 172 ½

7 B Kevin Thurlow 164 0 Paul 173 1

8 W Paul Barasi 163e 1 David 166 0

9 B Phil Stimpson 160 ½ John Moore 160 ½

10 W David Malcom 153 0 Larry Marden 164 1

11 B Geoff Marchant 149 0 Syd Kalinsky 161 1

12 W Simon Wrigley 140 ½ Peter Doye 152 ½

13 B Chris Clegg 144 1 David Millward 158 0

14 W Paul Archer 139 ½ John White 151 ½

15 B Ian Deswarte 137 0 Colin Ramage 163 1

16 W Graham Alcock 137 ½ Terry Donnelly 149 ½

157 8½ 163 7½


□ Robert Parker 169, Essex

■ Julien Shepley 169, Surrey1. c4 ¤f6 2. ¤f3 e63. g3 c5 4. ¥g2 ¤c65. 0-0 ¥e7 6. d4 d57. cxd5 exd5 8. ¤c3 0-09. ¥g5 cxd4 10. ¤xd4 h611. ¥f4 £b6 12. ¤b3 e6!?13. ¥e3 £c7 14. ¤b5 £d715. ¤5d4 ¥h3 16. ¦c1 ¥xg217. ¢xg2 ¤e5 18. ¤d2 ¤fg419. £b3 ¦fe8 20. ¥f4 ¤g621. ¤2f3 ¤xf4+ 22. gxf4 ¥f623. h3 ¥xd4 24. ¤xd4 ¦e4 (Continued on page 27)

The first completed games took two and a half hours and were winsfor Shepley and Clegg. These were soon followed by two Essex wins.After several draws, at the first time control the score was 4.5 all.Surrey moved ahead with a win from Barasi who had sacrificed theexchange for a white square mating attack with queen and bishop.

Essex equalised again, but Turner put Surrey ahead winning theexchange in his game. At this point it was clear we were ahead ontiebreak if required, but I could only see us reaching 7 or 7.5 points.Moving into the last thirty minutes of play the scores were level. In thelast three games we were worse in two and the exchange up in thethird.

Sedgwick then created perpetual-check chances in a queen ending,but his opponent avoided this by walking into a self-mate. Surrey wereagain back in front. Smart meanwhile had turned his unpleasantposition into a study-like ending of knight plus bishop plus advanced g-pawn versus rook and a posse of queen-side pawns. The clock wasticking down while the Essex player sought a solution. Eventually hebailed out by giving perpetual check with the rook.

With 8 points Surrey had won the trophy. Alcock agreed a draw inthe final minute of play to end a close-fought match in which Surreynever trailed.

Additional players: Tom Chivers, Alain Dekker, Angus French andChristophe Roset played in the semi-final. Ian Heppel and James Fosterwere regular players in the SCCU stages. Julien Shepley

after 11...£b6

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BEST GAME PRIZES

Frank Parr Memorial Prize Rafa TymrakiewiczCounty Matches Stephen BerryCounty Correspondence Matches Justin HortonCounty Inter-Club Competitions Kevin ThurlowCounty Individual Competitions Yang-Fan Zhou

Frank Parr Memorial Prize

□ Rafa Tymrakiewicz 207*

■ Paul Dupré 161** both Wimbledon

1. e4 c5 2. d4 cxd43. c3

the Smith Morra Gambit, ifaccepted, guarantees Whitequick and easy development.

3...dxc34. ¤xc3 ¤c6 5. ¤f3 a66. ¥c4 e6 7. 0-0 £c7

8. e5 ¤xe5 9. ¤xe5 £xe510. ¤d5 b5 11. ¥f4 £f512. g4 £e4 13. ¦e1 £xc414. ¦c1 £a4 15. b3 £a3

16. ¤c7+ ¢d8 17. ¤xa8 ¥b718. ¦c7 ¥d5 19. ¤b6 ¤e720. ¦xd7+ ¢e8 21. ¤xd5 exd522. £xd5 £a5 23. b4

23...£b6 24 ¥c7 followed by¦d8 mate is decisive.

Black resigns 1-0

An efficient performance byWhite. Once White broke throughBlack’s defence, Black was thengiven no chance to get back intothe game.

after 7...£c7


County Matches

□ Stephen Berry 215, Surrey

■ Neil McDonald 223, Kent

1. e4 e6 2. d4 d53. e5 c5 4. c3 ¤c65. ¤f3 ¥d7 6. ¥e2 ¤ge77. ¤a3 cxd4 8. cxd4 ¤f59. ¤c2 £a5+ 10. ¥d2 £b611. ¥c3 ¥e7 12. 0-0 f613. ¥d3 0-0 14. ¥xf5 exf515. £d2 f4 16. e6 ¥xe617. £xf4 g5 18. £d2 ¥f519. ¤fe1 ¥d6 20. ¤d3 £b521.¦ad1 ¦ae8 22. ¤e3 ¥e423. ¤c5 ¥f4 24. ¦fe1 g425. a4 £b6 26. £e2 ¥f527. £b5 ¥xe3 28. ¦xe3 £xb529. axb5 ¤d8 30. ¥b4 b631. ¤a4 ¦xe3 32. fxe3 ¦e833. ¢f2 ¤e6 34. ¤c3 ¦d835. ¥e7 ¦d7 36. ¥b4 ¢f737. ¢e2 h5 38. ¦f1 ¢g639. ¢d2 ¥e4 40. ¤xe4 dxe441. ¦a1 f5 42. g3 ¤g543. ¦c1 ¤f3+ 44. ¢e2 ¤xh245. ¦c6+ ¢f7 46. ¦h6 f447. exf4 ¦xd4 48. ¥c3 ¦d549. ¦h7+ ¢e6 50. ¦h6+ ¢f751. ¦h7+ ¢g6 52. ¦xa7 ¦d353. ¦b7 h4 54. ¦xb6+ ¢h755. gxh4 g3 56. h5 ¤g457. ¦g6 ¦e3+ 58. ¢d2 ¦d3+59. ¢c2 ¤e3+ 60. ¢b3 g261. b6 ¦d5 62. ¢b4 ¦d763. ¢b5 ¤d5 64. ¦xg2 ¤xf465. ¦g4 ¦f7 66. ¢a6 ¤e667. ¥b4 e3 68. ¦e4 ¦f669. ¦xe3

Black resigns 1-0The rest of the moves were notrecorded but the win for White wasnot in doubt. A fine win for SteveBerry against a Grandmaster.

County CorrespondenceMatches

□ Justin Horton 179*, Surrey

■ Lorin D'Costa 228*, HertsWard Higgs Correspondence

1. ¤f3 d5 2. d4 ¤f63. c4 dxc4 4. e3 e65. ¥xc4 c5 6. 0-0 a67. ¥b3 b5 8. a4 b49. ¤bd2 ¥b7 10. e4 cxd411. e5 ¤fd7 12. ¤c4 ¥e713. £xd4 ¥xf3 14. gxf3 0-015. £g4 f5 16. exf6 ¦xf617. ¥c2 ¤c6 18. ¦d1 £c719. £h3 h6 20. ¥e3 ¦af821. ¦ac1 ¤c5 22. £h5 e523. f4 b3 24. ¥b1 ¦xf4

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*(standard play grades)25. ¥xf4 ¦xf4 26. ¤e3 ¤b427. £e8+ ¦f8 28. £g6 ¤c229. ¥xc2 bxc2 30. ¦xc2 £c831. ¦dc1 £e6 32. £xe6+¤xe633. ¦c8 a5 34. ¦xf8+ ¢xf835. ¤c4 ¤d4 36. ¢g2 ¤c6

37. ¦e1 ¥f6 38. ¦d1.Black resigns 1-0

Black resigns because ¦d5 wins atleast another pawn. A well-controlled game by White.

County Inter-ClubCompetitions

□ Chris Briscoe 186, Surbiton

■ Kevin Thurlow 164, RedhillBeaumont Cup

1. e4 c5 2. ¤f3 e63. d4 cxd4 4. ¤xd4 ¤c65. ¤c3 ¤f6 6. ¥e2 £c77. ¥e3 a6 8. 0-0 b59. a3 ¥b7 10. f4 d611. ¥f3 ¤xd4 12. £xd4 e513. £d2 ¥e7 14. f5 ¦c815. g4 h6 16. H4 d5

17. ¤xd517. exd5 e4 18. ¤xe4 ¤xe419. ¥xe4 £g3+ 20. ¥g2 ¥xd521. ¦ae1 (21. £xd5 £xe3+22. ¢h1£g3)

21...£xg2+22. £xg2 ¥xg2 23. ¢xg2 ¦xc2+24. ¦f2 ¦xf2+ 25. ¥xf2 is better,with maybe a slight edge to White.

17... ¥xd518. g5?

18. exd5 e4 19. ¥g2 ¤xg420. ¥f4 £xc2µ

18...hxg519. hxg5 ¤xe4 20. £xd5 ¤xg521. ¥xg5 ¥xg5

21...e4 is even better22. ¦f2 (22.¥g2 £h2+23. ¢f2 ¥c5+ 24. ¢e1 £g3+25. ¢d1 £xg2 26. ¦e1 £xg5)22...exf3 23. £xf3 µ

22. ¥e4 ¥f4 23. ¦ad1 £a7+24. ¦f2 ¥g3 25. ¦dd2 ¥xf2+26. ¦xf2 ¦d8 to invade on d1,the e-pawn is meaningless.

27. £xe5+ ¢f8 28. ¢g2

28. ¥d3 is better, but the game isover. 28...¦e829. £d6+ ¢g8 30. £f4 ¦e1+31. ¥f1 ¦h6 32. c3 ¦b133. ¢g2 £b7+ 34. £f3 £b8µ

28...£e3 29. £f4 £h3+30. ¢g1 ¦d1+ 31. ¦f1 ¦xf1+32. £xf1 £h2#


0-1Kevin Thurlow was Black andlower graded but it did not stophim winning this game. Wellplayed!

County IndividualCompetitions

□ Stephen Berry 220

■ Yang-Fan Zhou 183SCCA Individual Championships2008

1. b3 e5 2. ¥b2 ¤c63. e3 d5 4. ¥b5 ¥d65. f4 £e7 6. ¤f3 ¥g47. 0-0 f6 8. h3 ¥xf39. £xf3 e4 10. £e2 a611. ¥xc6+ bxc6 12. c4 f513. £h5+ £f7 14. £g5 ¢f815. ¤c3 h5 16. ¤e2 ¤e717. ¦ac1 c5 18. £g3 c619. ¥a3 ¦c8 20. ¤c3 g521. £f2 ¦g8 22. ¤e2 £g623. fxg5 £xg5 24. ¤f4 ¢f725. ¢h1 d4 26. ¦g1 ¦cd8

27. ¦cf1 ¤g6 28. ¤xg6 ¢xg629. exd4 ¥g3 30. £e3 £xe331. dxe3 cxd4 32. exd4 e333. ¥c5 ¦ge8 34. ¦b1 f435. ¦ge1 ¥xe1 36. ¦xe1 ¢f537. ¢g1 f3 38. gxf3 ¢f439. ¢g2 ¦g8+ 40. ¢h2 ¢xf3

41. d5 ¦g2+ 42. ¢h1 e243. d6 ¦f2

White resigns 0-1

Black hung on well in this gameafter some difficulties early on.Yang-Fan Zhou got a chance toobtain the advantage later on andhe did well to make the most of hisopportunity.

Briscoe v Thurlow – analysis byKevin Thurlow

All other comments byGraeme Buckley

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Lauder Trophy2008

Semi-FinalRound

Guildford 6S Norwood 0

Ashtead bye

Streatham 3.5Wallington1.5

CCF bye

Guildford 3Streatham 3won by board

count

Ashtead 2CCF 4

Streatham 2.5CCF 3.5

(Streatham v Wallington:double default on bottom

board)

Inter-Club Competitions 2007– 2008

Alexander Cup – Compulsory Quickplay finish

Round 2 Semi-FinalRound 1

Wimbledon 5.5Guildford 4.5

Surbiton 3.5Streatham 6.5

CCFbye

Ashteadbye

Kingstonbye

Redhillbye

Wallingtonbye

Batterseabye

Wallington 6Battersea 4

Wimbledon 5.5Streatham 4.5

CCF 8.5Ashtead 1.5

Kingston 5.5Redhill 4.5

Kingston 4.5Wallington 5.5

Wimbledon 5.5CCF 4.5

Wimbledon 10

Wallington 0


Penalty points:Guildford 3 incurred 2 penalty points (Redhill 2 v Guildford 3)Wimbledon 3 incurred 7 penalty points (Battersea v Wimbledon 3)

Beaumont C K1 Wkg S Wa1 W3 B W2 G3 A3 R2 pp gp mp

Kingston 1 4.5 1.5 4 6 6.5 4.5 7.5 6 6 47 7.5

Woking 3.5 3.5 4 5 6 8 4.5 4.5 6 45 6.5

Surbiton 6.5 4.5 4 0 7 6.5 2.5 2.5 6.5 40 5.5

Wallington 1 4 4 4 3.5 4 3 5.5 5.5 5.5 39 5

Wimbledon 3 2 3 8 4.5 3.5 4 5.5 1 4.5 7 36 4.5

Battersea 1.5 2 1 4 4.5 3.5 4.5 5.5 6 33 4.5

Wimbledon 2 3.5 0 1.5 5 4 4.5 1 5 7.5 32 4.5

Guildford 3 0.5 3.5 5.5 2.5 2.5 3.5 7 6.5 2.5 2 34 3

Ashtead 3 2 3.5 5.5 2.5 7 2.5 3 1.5 2.5 30 2

Redhill 2 2 2 1.5 2.5 3.5 2 0.5 5.5 5.5 25 2

Penalty points:Wimbledon 1 incurred 8 penalty points (Streatham v Wimbledon 1)Streatham incurred 2 penalty points (Crystal Palace 1 v Streatham)

Surrey Trophy R1 G1 CC1 S A1 W1 G2 CC2 CP1 A2 pp gp mp

Redhill 1 4.5 4 6 7.5 4.5 4.5 6.5 7 7 51.5 8.5

Guildford 1 3.5 6 4.5 6.5 4 5.5 7 6.5 8 51.5 7.5

CCF 1 4 2 3 6 8 7 6 4.5 6.5 47 6.5

Streatham 2 3.5 5 3 6 6.5 6 5 5.5 2 42.5 6

Ashtead I 0.5 1.5 2 5 2.5 3.5 4.5 6.5 5.5 31.5 4

Wimbledon 1 3.5 4 0 2 5.5 2 5 3 7.5 8 32.5 3.5

Guildford 2 3.5 1.5 1 1.5 4.5 6 4 3 6.5 31.5 3.5

CCF 2 1.5 1 2 2 3.5 3 4 4.5 5.5 27 2.5

Crystal Palace 1 1 1.5 3.5 3 1.5 5 5 3.5 0 24 2

Ashtead 2 1 0 1.5 2.5 2.5 0.5 1.5 2.5 8 20 1

Ellam Trophy pp gp mp

(7 boards) h a h a h a h a h a

Crystal Palace 2 3.5 4 3.5 4.5 5 5 5 4.5 35 7

Kingston 2 3 3.5 4 1.5 4 4 5 5.5 30.5 5.5

CCF 3 2.5 3.5 5.5 3 3.5 2.5 6 7 33.5 4

S Norwood 1 2 2 3 3 4.5 3.5 3 4.5 6 25.5 2.5

CCF 4 2.5 2 1.5 2 0 1 2.5 4 15.5 1

CCF 4CP 2 Kin 2 CCF 3 SN 1

Penalty points:S Norwood 1 incurred 6 penalty points (Crystal Palace 2 v S Norwood 1)

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Penalty points:Wimbledon 5 incurred 6 penalty points (S Norwood 2 v Wimbledon 5)

Minor Trophy B pp gp mp

(6 boards u/125) h a h a h a h a

S Norwood 2 3.5 3 3.5 3 5 3.5 21.5 5

Wimbledon 5 3 2.5 5 3 4 5 6 22.5 4

Crystal Palace 3 3 2.5 3 1 4.5 3.5 17.5 3

CCF 8 2.5 1 1 2 2.5 1.5 10.5 0

SN 2 Wim 5 CCF 8CP 3

Minor Trophy Final: South Norwood 2 - 3.5Ashtead 5 - 2.5

Minor Trophy A pp gp mp

(6 boards u/125) h a h a h a h a h a

Ashtead 5 4.5 4 1.5 2.5 2.5 5 6 4.5 30.5 5

Wallington 3 2 1.5 2 3.5 3.5 4 5 3.5 25 5

Redhill 3 3.5 4.5 2.5 3 1.5 3 5 2.5 25.5 4.5

CCF 7 1 3.5 2 2.5 3 4.5 4.5 2.5 23.5 3.5

Wimbledon 6 1.5 0 2.5 1 3.5 1 3.5 1.5 14.5 2

Ash 5 Wim 6Wal 3 Red 3 CCF 7

Centenary gp mp

Trophy

6 boards) h a h a h a h a h a h a

Wimbledon 4 2 3 5.5 3.5 4.5 3.5 4 5 6 4 41 8.5

Ashtead 4 3 4 4 2.5 4 3.5 4 1 2.5 4 32.5 6.5

Dorking 2.5 0.5 3.5 2 4 2.5 5 0.5 3 4.5 28 4.5

CCF 5 2.5 1.5 2.5 2 3.5 2 4.5 2.5 5.5 3.5 30 4

Wallington 2 1 2 5 2 5.5 1 3.5 1.5 5 2.5 29 4

CCF 6 2 0 2 3.5 1.5 3 2.5 0.5 3.5 1 19.5 2.5

CCF 5 CCF 6Wim4 Ash4 Dor Wal 2


(ECF CC U175 Final cont. from page 19)

25. £b5 £xb5 26. ¤xb5 ¤f627. e3 ¦b4 28. ¤c7 ¦d829. b3 ¦d7 30. ¦fd1 ¢f831. ¦c5 d4 32. ¦b5?

32... ¦xb533. ¤xb5 dxe3 34 Re1(Rd7 e2!)

34...exf235. ¢xf2 ¦d2+ 36. ¦e2 ¤e4+37. ¢e3 ¦xe2+ 38. ¢xe2 a639. ¢e3 axb5 40. ¢xe4 ¢e741. h4 ¢f6 42. f5 g643. fxg6 fxg6 44. a4 bxa445. bxa4 ¢e6

0-1

after 32. ¦b5?

Two 30 min games played on same evening. Team grade total: 600

Rapidplay – one hour over four boards – top<141, others<116(no penalty points applied)

Ellery Williams gp mp

Memorial T h a h a h a h a h a

CCF 2 0.5 2 3 2.5 4 3 4 21 6

Surbiton 3.5 2 1.5 1.5 2 3 1 2.5 17 4

S Norwood 1 2 2.5 2.5 1 1.5 4 0.5 15 3.5

Dorking 0 1.5 1 2 2.5 3 2.5 1 13.5 3.5

Guildford 0 1 1.5 3 3.5 0 3 1.5 13.5 3

CCF GuiSN DorSur

Stoneleigh TrophyRapidplay - four boards Gui Str CCF Sur Wal pp gp mp

Guildford 6 3.5 6.5 6.5 22.5 3

Streatham 2 4 5.5 6 17.5 2.5

CCF 4.5 4 4 4 16.5 2.5

Surbiton 1.5 2.5 4 8 16.0 1.5

Wallington 1.5 2 4 0 7.5 0.5

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CROYDON & District CHESS LEAGUE2007-2008

The Croydon League continues to expand. CCF joined the League inall three divisions and Battersea joined Division 3 for the first time.The Croydon Shield, which is open, was tightly contested between CCFA and Streatham A, with Streatham clinching the title in their last matchof the season. The Martin Cath Trophy was won by CCF B and theLuckin Trophy by West Wickham A. The best individual performancewas by Tom Chivers, Streatham, who scored 4/5 and exceeded hisgrade by 25 pts. The Bielski Five Minute Team Competition was wonby South Norwood and the ten second Trost Trophy by CallumKilpatrick with an awesome 6/6. David Hodgson

Division 1 mp gp pn

Croydon Shield h a h a h a h a

Streatham A 3 0 3 2 4 4 4.5 16 1

CCF A 4 1 3 2 3 2 4 15 2

Crystal Palace A 2 1 2 1 2.5 0.5 2.5 10.5 3

South Norwood A 0 0 2 1 2 1.5 1 6.5 4

CCF A CP A SN ASTR A

Division 2 mp gp pn

Martin Cath Trophy h a h a h a h a h a

CCF B 1.5 2.5 1.5 3 3 2.5 3 2 6 19 1

Crystal Palace B 1.5 2.5 4 2 3.5 1 3 2.5 5.5 20 2

StreathamB 1 2.5 2 0 2.5 2.5 3.5 3.5 5.5 17.5 3

South Norwood B 1 1.5 3 0.5 1.5 1.5 4 2.5 3 15.5 4

Dulwich B 0 1 1.5 1 0.5 0.5 1.5 0 0 6 5

STR BCCF B CP B DUL BSN B


Division 3 WWA STR DULC CCFC SNC CPC BAT WWB mp gp pn

Dave Luckin

Trophy

W Wickham A 3 2.5 2.5 3 2 3.5 2.5 6.5 19 1

Streatham C 1 2.5 1.5 3 3 1 3.5 4 15.5 2

Dulwich C 1.5 1.5 0.5 2.5 3.5 3 2.5 4 15 3

CCF C 1.5 2.5 3.5 1.5 3.5 2 1 3.5 15.5 4

S Norwood C 1 1 1.5 2.5 1.5 3.5 4 3 15 5

Crystal Palace C 2 1 0.5 0.5 2.5 1 3.5 2.5 11 6

Battersea 0.5 3 1 2 0.5 3 0 2.5 10 7

W Wickham B 1.5 0.5 1.5 3 0 0.5 4 2 11 8

Croydon & District Chess League

50th Anniversary of the Trost TrophyA Ten Second Lightning Tournament

£50 first PrizeMonday 11th May 2009 at 7.45 pm

At Crystal Palace Chess Club

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with acknowledgements to SCCU

SCCU County Matches 2007-2008

OPEN H Sy M E Sx K gp mp

Herts 8.5 10 10.5 4 8 41 3.5

Surrey 7.5 12.5 10 12.5 7.5 50 3

Middx 6 3.5 9.5 8.5 8.5 36 3

Essex 5.5 6 6.5 8.5 9.5 36 2

Sussex 12 3.5 7.5 7.5 9 39.5 2

Kent 8 8.5 7.5 6.5 7 37.5 1.5

u100 S H K M E S H K M E gp mp

Surrey 6 6 8.5 5 8 6 9 8 56.5 5.5

Herts 6 7.5 9.5 3.5 4 7.5 6 7.5 51.5 5.5

Kent 6 4.5 4.5 6 6 4.5 8.5 7.5 47.5 3.5

Middx 3.5 2.5 7.5 7 3 5 3.5 7.5 39.5 3

Essex 7 8.5 6 5 4 4.5 4.5 4.5 44 2.5

u175 E Sy M Sx K E Sy M Sx K gp mp

Essex 8 7 9 10 10.5 8 9.5 9.5 71.5 6

Surrey 8 8.5 10 13 5.5 9 6.5 12.5 73 5.5

Middx 9 7.5 8.5 8.5 8 7 12 10.5 71 5.5

Sussex 7 6 7.5 4 6.5 9.5 4 9½ 54 2

Kent 6 3 7.5 12 6.5 3.5 5.5 6.5 50.5 1

u150 E H K Sy Sx M gp mp

Essex 8.5 9 9 9 8 43.5 4.5

Herts 6.5 12 10 10 11.5 50 4

Kent 7 4 11 11.5 10 43.5 3

Surrey 7 6 5 9.5 8.5 36 2

Sussex 7 6 4.5 6.5 10 34 1

Middx 8 4.5 6 7.5 6 32 0.5

u125 M Sx K H E Sy gp mp

Middx 8 8.5 9 8 9.5 43 4

Sussex 8 10 8 7.5 9.5 43 3

Kent 7.5 6 9 8.5 11 42 3

Herts 7 8 7 9 10 41 2.5

Essex 8 8.5 7.5 7 8.5 39.5 2.5

Surrey 6.5 6.5 5 6 7.5 31.5 0


Individual Tournaments 2008

grade AF AF PA PA MD MD SC SC PJ PJ pts

1 Adam

Fysh-Foskett 181 1 1 1 1 1 1 6

2 Paul Archer 139 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0.5 4.5

3 Mark Daniells 160 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 3

4 Steve Crowdy 171 0 0 0 1 0 1 2

5 Paul Jackson 137 0 0 0 0.5 0 1 0 1.5

Slater-Kennington Cup - South Norwood

grade SB SB YZ YZ RG RG pts

1 Steve Berry 215 0 0.5 1 1 2.5

2 Yang-Fan Zhou 183 1 0.5 0.5 0 2

3 Russell Granat 195 0 0 0.5 1 1.5

Challenge Cup

ENTRIES FOR THE 2008 COMPETITIONS WERE STATIC AT FORTY-FIVE.

The Challenge Cup was retained by Stephen Berry.

Athough some sections are not quite finished as the Yearbook goesto press, section winners are known.

In the Slater-Kennington Cup competition, Joe Skielnik won atWimbledon and Adam Fysh-Foskett at South Norwood. Paul Durrantwon the first game of the Surbiton section play-off from Paul Shepherd;the second game is yet to be played. There will then be a play-offbetween the three section winners.

Mike Williams (South Norwood section) won the Felce Cup play-off from Krishna Mehendale (Ashtead section) and Chris Dunne(Wimbledon section).

The Wernick Cup winner will come from David Howes (SouthNorwood section), Julian Walker (Ashtead section) and VincentoGiannattasio (Wimbledon section).

Paul Archer

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grade KM KM HW HW BP BP SA SA pts

1 Krishna Mehendale 117 1 1 1 0.5 1 4.5

2 Hugh Wylie 111 0 0 0.5 0 1 1 2.5

3 Barnaby Paul 84 0 0.5 1 0.5 0 2

4 Steve Ashworth 124 0.5 0 0 0 0.5 1 2

Felce Cup - Ashtead

grade MW MW SL SL BB BB RR RR pts

1 Mike Williams 118 1 0.5 1 1 0.5 1 5

2 Simon Lea 119 0 0.5 1 1 1 1 4.5

3 Barry Blackburn 109 0 0 0 0 1 1 2

4 Ron Rusha 119 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0.5

Felce Cup - South Norwood

grade JS JS II II JB JB CC CC pts

1 Joe Skielnik 146 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 0.5 3.5

2 Ivan Ivanishchak 147 0.5 0.5 1 1 0.5 0 3.5

3 Jonathan Bryant 135 0.5 0.5 0 0 0.5 1 2.5

4 Chris Clegg 144 0 0.5 0.5 1 0.5 0 2.5

Slater-Kennington Cup - Wimbledon

Joe Skielnik won play-off

grade PS PS PD PD JS JS HC HC MG MG pts

1 Paul Shepherd 144 0 1 1 0.5 1 0 0.5 1 5

2 Paul Durrant 146 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 5

3 Julien Shepley 169 0 0.5 1 1 0.5 1 0.5 0 4.5

4 Heiko Cassens U 0 1 0 0 0.5 0 1 2.5

5 Malcolm Groom U 0.5 0 0 0 0.5 1 0 2

Slater-Kennington Cup - Surbiton


grade CD CD DWL DWL AW AW LE LE pts

1 Chris Dunne 93 0.5 1 0 1 1 0 3.5

2 Dom Weston-Lewis 126 0.5 0 1 0.5 0.5 1 3.5

3 Adrian Waldock 125 1 0 0 0.5 1 1 3.5

4 Lamidi Evbuomwan 125 0 1 0.5 0 0 0 1.5

Felce Cup - Wimbledon

Dom Weston-Lewis and Adrian Waldock conceded play-off to


grade DH DH RD RD BM BM MC MC LD LD pts

1 David Howes 110 0.5 1 0.5 1 0.5 0.5 1 1 6

2 Richard Davis 86 0.5 0 1 1 0.5 1 1 1 6

3 Barry Miles U 0.5 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 4.5

4 Michael Collins 53 0.5 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 0.5 1 3

5 Les Denford 63 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.5 0 0.5

Wernick Cup - South Norwood

grade JW PC DC RD RB ST RS BM pts

1 Julian Walker 98 1 0.5 1 1 1 1 1 6.5

2 Paul Collis 57 0 0.5 1 1 1 1 1 5.5

3 Don Careswell 100 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 4

4 Richard Davey 72 0 0 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1 3.5

5 Roman Barus U 0 0 0.5 0.5 1 0.5 0.5 3

6 Steve Todd 87 0 0 0.5 0.5 0 1 1 3

7 Rob Sedgwick 84 0 0 0.5 0 0.5 0 1 2

8 Barry McDonnell 77 0 0 0 0 0.5 0 0 0.5

Wernick Cup - Ashtead

Barry McDonnell v Don Careswell was a win for Don Careswell by default

grade VG VG TB TB PB PB pts

1 Vincenzo Giannattasio 53 0.5 1 0 1 2.5

2 Trevor Brugger 105 0.5 0 1 1 2.5

3 Paul Bradford 95 1 0 0 0 1

Wernick Cup - Wimbledon

Vincenzo Giannattasio won play-off

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Briant Poulter League 2007- 8

WE ARE THE LARGEST SECONDARY SCHOOL LEAGUE IN THE

country, and schools from all parts of Surrey are represented. Matches areplayed on Friday evenings, with playing sessions being two and a halfhours long.

The Division 1 winners for 2007-8 were Hampton who lost only onematch. They consistently won matches by a small margin, only oncewinning by more than 4 – 2. RGS Guildford were close behind Hamptonfor most of the season until losing to them. Wilson’s, playing in the topdivision for the first time, just pipped Whitgift to third place by the closestof margins.

Division 2 played won drawn lost points games

Caterham 10 9 1 0 19 47.5

Kingston GS 10 6 2 2 14 35.5

Trinity 10 4 4 2 12 33.5

RGS B 10 3 2 5 8 25

Sutton 10 2 3 5 7 29.5

Wallington 10 0 0 10 0 9


Hampton 10 8 1 1 17 35.5

RGS 10 6 3 1 15 41

Wilson's 10 5 1 4 11 37

Whitgift 10 3 5 2 11 33.5

Tiffin 9 0 2 7 2 16.5

St Paul's 9 0 2 7 2 10.5

In Division 2 Caterham continued their relentless progression throughthe divisions since they joined the league three years ago – and they are yetto lose a match. Kingston Grammar, also newly promoted, came a clearsecond.

Division 3 was very close throughout the season, with there often beingonly one point between the leading five teams. However Hampton pulledaway at the end to claim a second title, before losing to Emanuel in theirlast match.

In Division 4 newcomers Homefield proved too strong for the otherteams and were clear winners, whilst there was a close battle for secondwhich George Abbot won.



Hampton B 10 6 1 3 13 35

Emanual 10 5 2 3 12 32.5

Wilson's B 10 5 1 4 11 32.5

Whitgift B 10 4 1 5 9 28

Trinity 10 3 3 4 9 27

KCS Wimbledon 10 2 2 6 6 25


Homefield 10 10 0 0 20 49.5

George Abbot 10 7 0 3 14 37.5

Hampton C 10 5 3 2 13 36.5

Sutton B 9 5 3 1 13 34.5

Trinity C 10 4 3 3 11 31

Tiffin B 9 5 1 3 11 28

KCS Wimbledon B 10 4 0 6 8 23.5

RGS C 10 2 3 5 7 28.5

Whitgift C 9 1 3 5 5 20

Claremont 8 0 1 7 1 12

John Fisher 9 0 1 8 1 10

For the 2008-9 season we are very sad to lose St Paul’s, who after manyyears playing in the league are finding the travel to/from Hammersmithincreasingly difficult. We are pleased to welcome Reigate Grammar, whowill be filling a gap in Division 2. Promotions and relegations are made onthe basis of the league results, but also on agreement between the schoolsdepending on how many good players they are losing.

The allocation of teams to Divisions for 2008-9 is as follows:Division One: Caterham A, Hampton A, RGS Guildford A, Tiffin A, Whitgift A,Wilson's ADivision Two: Hampton B, Kingston GS A, Reigate GS A, Sutton A, Trinity A,Whitgift BDivision Three: Emanuel A, George Abbot A, KCS Wimbledon A, Trinity B ,Wallington A, Wilson's BDivision Four: Claremont A, Hampton C, Homefield A, John Fisher A, KCSWimbledon B, RGS Guildford B, Sutton B, Tiffin B, Trinity C, Whitgift CDivision Five: (Pilot of new rapidplay division) Kingston GS B, Reigate GS B,Trinity D, Sutton C, Wilson's CIn Divisions 1 to 3: teams play home and away, in Division 4 just one match, inDivision 5 play two matches on one evening.Time control: Division 1 to 4: thirty moves in one hour then fifteen minutes tofinish. In Division 5: thirty minutes for the whole game, then play a reverse match

the same evening. Neill Cooper

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SURREY COUNTYBoard of DirectorsPresident: Mike Gunn 41 Stoke Fields Guildford

Deputy President: David Sedgwick 23 Tierney Court Canning RoadAdministrative Director: Susan Lalic for contact details see the printedTreasurer: Daniel B Rosen MA, FCA, ATII

20 Danehurst Court Alexandra RoadInter-Club Tournaments Director:

Graeme Buckley 3 Forge Lane Cheam SuttonNon-Executive Directors: Derek Coleman 23c Park Hill Carshalton

Peter Lawrence 46 Tollgate Road

Life Vice Presidents MT Bolan; WJ Brown; N Clifton; HM Cath; CJ Dennis

Appointed OfficersCompany Secretary: Richard Jones FCA, CTA 38 Glebe RoadIndependent Examiner: Richard Jones FCA, CTA

Captain (Open): Graeme Buckley 3 Forge Lane Cheam SuttonCaptain (u175): Julien Shepley 127 Alexandra Gardens Knaphill

Captain (u150): Simon Wrigley 17 Wivelsfield RoadCaptain (u125): David Howes 56 Ewhurst AvenueCaptain (u100): Richard Davey 1 Greville Park AvenueCaptain (u75): Mike GunnIndividual Tournaments Secretary:

Paul Archer 61 Greyhound LaneCorrespondence Secretary: Roger Barnett 6 Harvey Court Oxford RoadGrading Officer: Mike GunnDelegates to:

ECF Council: Mike Adams 10 New House Farm Lane

SCCU Executive: Mike GunnSCCU Council: Neill Cooper 104 Westhall Road

Mike GunnJunior Managers: Graeme Buckley; Neill Cooper; Carole Kliger &Adjudicators: SH Berry (FM); RG Granat; AJ Ledger (IM);Webmaster (Editorial): Peter Lawrence

(Technical): Brian Skinner Sarnia, Ridgeway RoadYearbook Editor: Fred Popplewell 8 College GardensChess Disputes Committee: D Sedgwick (Chairman); T Andrews; P Archer;


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ROLE AND DUTIES OF MATCH CAPTAINS - SCCA

THESE NOTES ARE INTENDED FOR THE ASSISTANCE OF MATCH CAPTAINS IN

the SCCA and apply only to events held under SCCA auspices.

IntroductionThe role of team captain is mainly administrative whether or not he plays

in the match. The duties may vary according to the specific competitions butthese notes are intended to cover only matches that form part of SCCAcompetitions. There is some information about the team captain's role in theFIDE Handbook and also some specific references in the Bye Laws of theSCCA, which, where relevant, have been incorporated. However they arenot comprehensive, problems have occurred in practice and it is thereforeconsidered appropriate to provide more detailed guidance.

The details shown below incorporate some of what has already beenpublished for the sake of uniformity and to keep cross-referencing to aminimum. They are for guidance and are not necessarily binding but it ishoped they will be of particular help to captains newly in their role yet willalso be useful to experienced captains in dealing with some of the awkwardsituations that sometimes arise in practice.

GeneralThe captain should encourage his team to abide by the Laws of Chess as

amended by the Bye Laws of the SCCA both in letter and spirit. Thisincludes good conduct and sportsmanship and courtesy at all times. Thehome captain has the responsibility to ensure that an up to date copy of theLaws of Chess, the SCCA Bye Laws and a grading list are available forconsultation.

A captain shall abstain from any intervention during play except whereprovided for in the list of duties below. He shall give no information to aplayer concerning the position on the chessboard, nor consult any otherperson as to the state of the game. Players are subject to the sameprohibitions.

The captain may, when approached by a member of his team to provideadvice about whether to make or accept an offer of a draw or to resign agame, advise the team member about the state of the match but not whetherto accept or offer a draw or resign.

The player has the final say over the conduct of his own game and is notcompelled to follow the advice of his team captain. The captain cannot acton behalf of a player and his game without the knowledge and consent of that


player except as allowed in duty 12 below.

Duties

Before the match1. Be aware of the competition and eligibility rules (see bye laws

3.1,3.2,3.3.1,3.8 and 3.10).2. Select the team in order of playing strength (see bye laws

2.6,2.7,3.2.3 and 3.2.4)3. Ensure team members are aware of the date, start time, venue, time

limits, type of game finishes, action to take in respect of unfinishedgames and that they should refer any problem/dispute to theircaptain.

4. For away games check the up to date address of the venue and asthe Surrey Year Book does not always show the latest venue alsouse the SCCA website.

5. For home games set up boards, chess pieces, clocks, score sheetsand have envelopes available for sealed moves (where there may beadjourned games) in readiness so that the match can commence ontime.

6. Refer to the FIDE Laws of Chess for information on adjournedgames.

At the match7. Exchange the team list with the opposing captain including details

of players' gradings, toss for colour, approve the team order andensure that it is in compliance with the rules. It is essential that acopy of the current grading list is available for this purpose. Makesubstitutions where necessary and provide details to the opposingcaptain and Inter-Club Tournaments Director.

8. Agree a start and end time for the match in compliance with SCCABye Law 3.5 Starting a Match. Ensure clocks are started at theagreed time and the times on the home teams clocks are adjusted ifthey are late starting the match. Default players who arrive after 30minutes of the agreed start time.

9. Check that players are on the correct side of the board and have theright colours especially if the boards are not in a continuous row orhave had to be moved say for poor lighting or noise. In the event ofa game starting with the colours reversed if it is noticed within 10minutes of the start and there is sufficient time the game can berestarted provided both players agree. Otherwise play shouldcontinue with the colours reversed.

10. The home team captain should remind all players to turn off their

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mobile phones before the start of play and warn that failure to do mayresult in the players at fault losing their games.

During the match11. Both captains are to act as arbiters in the event of disputes between

players and have a responsibility to ensure the Laws of Chess asamended by the Bye Laws of the SCCA are upheld. Where a problemwith a game arises and it is necessary for the captains to assist inresolving it, they should if at all possible do so without stopping theclocks in their own games. In the event of a major problem, whichdoes not admit a straightforward solution, the captains may stop theirown clocks for the minimum period strictly necessary.

12. In respect of Bye Law 2.8 Mobile Telephones the opposing teamcaptain may intervene and claim the game in respect of a playerwhose mobile phone sounds, including beeping, during play, or if aplayer uses the phone in the playing area. This exception to thegeneral rule that a captain shall not intervene during play isspecifically allowed as the intrusion created by the mobile phone mayaffect the whole team.

After the match13. Collate the match result, agree it with the opposing captain and

using the appropriate, preferably electronic, forms send details tothe Inter Clubs Tournaments Director within 14 days as requiredunder Bye Law 3.7. This should include the positions for games,which are to be adjudicated.

14. For adjourned games check that the players who have to make asealed move have done so and placed them in sealed and signedenvelopes. Try to ensure the second session is completed within 28days.

Some examples of the type of problems that a captain may have to resolve aregiven below.

1. Adopting the recommended procedure in the event of a player not

recording moves as required under the Bye Laws/Laws of Chess.*2. Advising the correct action in the event of a player making an illegal

move.*3. Ensuring spare clocks are available in case any used are faulty.4. Providing advice when needed to team members about time controls,

resetting of clocks, types of finish and so on.5. The home side should provide basic refreshments where possible.6. Captains must refrain from pointing out flag falls in respect of other

team members’ games.


Grades for Surrey Players 2008

The criterion for inclusion in this list is:

(a) Affiliation to a Surrey club or location(according to the grading list).

(b) An official standard play or rapidplay grade of 10 orgreater.

The listed information for each player is:

1. ECF grading code2. Name3. Age (if a junior player)4. Standard play grading category (A-E) for 2008-9.5. Standard play grade for 2008-9.6. Standard play grade for 2007-8.7. Rapidplay grading category (X, A-E) for 2008-9.8. Rapidplay grade for 2008-9.9. Rapidplay grade for 2007-8.

10. Club/location. (Note this is the main/first club listedout of up to five in the grading list and willsometimes not be a Surrey club.)

The categories are as follows:

A. Grade based on thirty or more games in the latest season.B. Grade based on thirty games in the two latest seasons,

of which at least twenty were played in the latest season.C. Grade based on thirty games in the latest three seasons,

of which at least ten were played in the latest season.D. Grade based on fifteen or more games in the latest three

seasons, of which at least five were in the latest season.E. Grade based on nine or more games in the latest three seasons,

of which at least one was played in the latest season.X. Rapidplay only. Grade based on thirty or more games in the

latest half-season.

The SCCA grading list is extracted from the ECF Grading List 2008

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246369G Bell Duncan 14 D 88 83 A 85 82 KJC106574K Benedictus David H D 104 100 125 DP106585D Benjamin Martin J B 167 164 MPO259299L Bennett Christopher 12 D 26 26 CCF184594K Bennett Delroy A 68 62 X 76 66 CCF225329L Bennett Douglas A A 160 155 GUI258692H Bennett Timothy 12 E 75 67 C 64 67 LAN245786G Bennie Martin 17 C 81 77 ES254235D Bental Robert D 43 56 E 88 94 HS267871J Benton Joe J 9 E 45 39 C 31 31 RJ182369D Bernard CPJ C 100 108 B&B185195A Berry Giles TO A 152 158 SPS101991A Berry Ian G D 112 102 WOK106666D Berry Stephen H A 203 215 WIM106709G Bice Alan G C 114 120 GOD256875F Bickers Vince E 103 104 CDF160053K Bigg Andrew J B 195 191 CCF103720B Bisby Daniel L D 202 203 185 4NR265722D Bjalon Robin 12 D 29 15 RJ194038H Black Len B 54 58 GUI193292F Blackburn Andrew J B 138 133 WIM106828D Blackburn Barry A 94 109 D 104 107 STR106850H Blackwell Paul X 104 105 MIT190048B Blair Louis E 44 45 CCF106864H Blake Norman J A 140 137 RED256557C Blakey Michael 11 A 44 37 A 82 76 CCF191735D Blewitt Allan E 61 CCF106898C Blogg Leonard D D 82 110 WAL228223K Bloom Sam 17 E 98 81 HS272304K Bobrovnikov Mark 11 E 31 32 CCF189019A Bodsworth Ian B 58 65 RED267740E Bogoda Nathasha O 11 B 69 53 A 63 55 CMB267738G Bogoda Sagara T 13 A 124 97 B 119 117 CMB106946K Bolan Michael T A 83 86 ASH263788B Bommayya Nishant 10 B 57 42 D 57 57 S/C189047F Borrowdale Graham B 157 168 SUR221899K Boulton Michael J 16 D 123 130 E 121 121 SPS107112K Boyce Mike A A 161 158 WAT179055K Boztas Lana A 87 81 A 106 102 CCF261828L Bradbury David 12 B 96 84 D 94 92 RJ270094D Bradbury Harold 17 E 60 23 SGS271657E Bradford Paul E 55 28 WIM


251031F Brady Vince A 69 64 E 39 50 MET267054K Braithwaite Paul C 19 0 E 7 8 CCF132866K Brant Jacek W D 125 122 DP263904L Bray Jonny 11 B 28 30 CCF258704L Brennan Jamie 16 C 53 54 SYJ260725G Brereton George 14 E 41 39 0 JFS179703H Brett Alex I C 57 55 WIM268133L Bridge Neil A B 152 159 LN107290A Briscoe Chris A 193 186 X 184 187 SUR266635C Brocklesby Stephen C 159 164 WIM107334F Brodie Eric J C 135 140 CPC231446A Brogan Peter 15 D 66 74 TS268362D Bromberg Sebastian 9 E 11 11 CCF266903B Brooks Daryl 14 D 79 A 77 57 SXJ107380B Broome William B 138 140 WAT154806C Broomfield Matthew C 208 213 202 SN270083K Broughton Chris. 15 E 53 42 SYJ166060D Brown Derek J C 66 71 WOK259410K Brown Justin 12 D 54 35 X 74 51 KJC107522G Browne G Robin C 130 117 ADD107542B Brugger Trevor O A 107 105 WIM251908C Brunning Nat 11 D 40 39 CCF178011G Bruzzi Stefano C 174 175 SUR191663E Bryant David A 121 129 D 123 124 CCF258701E Bryant James 15 E 41 55 KCS172554D Bryant Jon A 135 135 D 121 95 STR252967B Brydges Andrew D 56 48 SN270517F Brydges J D 95 88 WIM251022E Buckles Robert B 60 63 MET107599J Buckley Graeme N A 217 216 A 217 222 WIM240891A Buckley Ian D 119 120 CCF137388C Burbidge Duncan R D 157 158 MSH253649D Burch Jonathan G 12 A 73 45 X 91 76 SXJ255202E Burch Matthew 15 D 46 18 A 54 46 RGS107682G Burke John B 167 170 R&T243590B Burke Matthew B 125 115 C 104 104 CPC216400A Burningham Greg C 90 94 SND259725B Burrett Arthur 17 E 64 37 TIF107746G Burt Peter W C 76 75 ADD245747H Burton Elliott 16 A 30 32 CCF263773L Byfield Gaby 17 D 58 44 GAS263759F Byfield Toby 12 E 18 22 GUI

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232927L Byott Chas A D 107 107 CCF267951G Calderon Paul 9 E 49 49 RJ103730E Cannon Richard J A 182 184 C 170 174 R&T107980D Careswell Don CW B 85 100 WIM107981F Carew CR B 144 146 MSH107992L Carlin John D C 199 191 STR107997K Carlucci Paul A A 131 138 D 127 127 MC144936K Carpenter SCD C 134 129 WIM108012L Carr Chris D B 144 154 ASH270514L Cassens Heiko E 154 176 SUR108110L Cath H Martin A 152 150 D 148 150 SN176521J Catling Laurie C 63 69 R&T241273B Caulcott-Cooper J 15 D 63 59 TS258562F Cavet Raunaq 12 C 59 45 ALS190072K Chadha Vikas C 87 90 E 86 94 WIS248663F Chai Wei Koong D 136 137 GUI242182D Challen Benjamin 17 D 79 96 WNC108165C Chamberlain Ken R C 117 122 SN263903J Chan Luke 10 B 33 28 CCF108199J Chandler Cliff R A 208 199 MST178316G Chang Michael D 114 109 CCF272654D Chantry George AM 10 E 47 46 SY190038K Chapman Chris E 113 111 CCF108241D Chapman Terry PD A 193 196 WIM163759K Chapman Timothy J A 123 113 GUI241658L Charles Greg M E 75 69 D 57 58 P/C242847H Charters David D 104 WOK260836E Chatfield Matthew 11 D 11 13 CCF268384C Chesser Benjamin 7 D 32 11 CCF267098H Chesser Tobias 9 B 18 14 RSM273768B Chew Andrew E 54 TS273213A Chiderova Zornitza E 72 E 81 STR248853L Child Liam D 115 114 DP267064B Chitnavis Xavier 10 X 20 11 KJC108333J Chivers Tom R A 186 163 D 175 164 STR273776A Cholakov Rumen 17 E 31 WHI261482A Christie Brendan D 107 94 HOJ268669H Christie Richard J B 144 156 WIM259263A Church Amber 11 D 32 35 CCF102379C Churm Rohan M C 195 185 4NC267277H Clark Wayne D 120 121 ASH268415K Clarke Hari 10 E 33 33 CCF


247792A Claustres Remy 14 C 25 27 CCF172362F Clayton Tristan A 125 125 LDN108484H Clegg Chris RA A 149 144 X 142 152 KIN267942F Clements Angus 9 E 34 D 31 26 RJ253030C Clements Harry 12 E 38 38 CCF256995E Clift-Simpson Giles 11 D 23 1 CCF252989A Cluett Mark B 83 89 CCF208802C Cohen Ronnie A 152 145 X 137 131 ALB266089B Cole Andrew E 35 40 CCF108596H Coleman Derek A B 110 113 WAL137067E Coleman James D 177 181 E 179 WAL242830B Collier-Smith Steven D 96 101 FAR185397B Collins Michael E A 47 53 C 44 47 CCF254223H Collins-Sawaragi Y D 43 44 SPS269503A Collis Paul S A 56 57 D 48 7 GUI108698E Connell Blair N D 194 195 ADD186045J Constable Christine F A 84 83 D 80 78 CCF170107B Constable John A 99 101 D 93 92 CCF271084F Cook Joshua 10 E 38 0 CCF257125A Cook Matthew 11 A 42 42 CCF108799L Cooksey Paul S C 207 200 GUI102009C Coombes Fred A 46 42 X 40 42 CCF272192C Cooper Dominic 12 D 19 43 CCF234560C Cooper Neill E 159 148 E 142 133 ASH242172A Cooper Toby 17 C 97 86 E 86 70 RGS146435J Cork David J A 136 133 X 130 148 CCF273081K Cotta Jamie 9 E 49 ALS178323D Cotton Owen C 138 135 WOK245340L Coupe Elizabeth 11 B 8 13 D 28 22 SBS227913H Court Simon E A 119 116 CCF108957C Cousins Stephen C 106 112 B&B108976G Cowley Martin J B 108 117 UTS122659K Cox Marian A 74 75 SAM269960G Craig-Fisher E 10 D 18 11 SYJ256799E Craigen David E 85 92 SUR264980K Craven Charlie 11 E 50 52 GOD246898A Critchlow William D 61 65 RGS242163L Crompton Peter D 37 43 WIN109114B Cronin Charles H C 65 71 D 71 79 BAT109164F Crowdy Stephen C D 183 171 CDF109189L Cullen Anthony P C 170 172 KIN162292E Curtis Howard CP A 110 112 B 90 104 CCF

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226556E Curtress Stefan 15 D 76 77 D 91 84 RGS263741J D'Costa Jamie 14 D 39 27 WHI273337H D'Souza Nigel 11 E 17 CCF144315L Dailley Colin E 83 71 A 80 95 R&T122637L Dale H Martin C 57 57 CPC263375K Daley Eugene 11 A 112 81 A 96 96 KJC144111F Daniells Mark W B 151 160 D 155 150 WAL258618G Daniels Morgan C 124 112 BTS225437C Danker George 17 C 111 113 D 91 96 HS214949H Dannenberg Paul 17 E 96 95 SPS262865L Dare Raymond C 63 59 ASH202040D Darville Matt A 148 147 C 143 146 CCF226904B Davda Rahil P 15 A 140 133 B 144 140 RJ151492B Davey Richard G A 57 72 ASH273499A Davis John G D 67 B/H265079E Davis Richard B 85 86 D 95 94 SN109437D Davis Timothy E 123 FAR270076B Dawar Sahil 15 E 36 27 KCS252595B De Forest-Brown B 14 D 41 41 SYJ156763K Dearing Edward J C 214 205 4NC222490C Dekker Alain S A 171 174 D 165 162 GUI132878F Denford Les C 62 63 D 69 73 SN267945A Deo Neil 11 D 47 50 RJ155378B Deswarte Ian A 140 137 D 132 124 GUI272775E Dias Theodore R 9 D 84 RJ272313L Din Brad 11 D 13 20 CCF231254C Dines Sheila J 15 A 141 146 X 153 143 SYJ259318L Docherty-White H 17 C 73 66 ES176531A Dodimead Julian E 72 73 STA242482E Donohoe Dan C 113 97 R&T267099K Donovan Alex R 10 E 15 8 CCF245729F Dougrez-Lewis JD 11 E 27 36 A 67 63 CCF271003B Dove Colin D 52 56 CCF268232B Dove Michael 13 D 38 33 RGS101431G Drakeford David D 148 153 MSH251944G Dreczkowski R D 156 159 WIM101432J Drennan William B 133 137 C 132 133 BAT264858B Drinkwater Alfred 10 C 58 55 A 60 55 RJ272403A Drinkwater John E 121 118 R/K273496F Driver Nicholas Dr E 92 GUI247566C Du Toit Reenen J B 132 130 E 126 126 WIM109885J Dubey Mark J C 170 164 WIM


244113F Dudeney B E 65 50 BAT109923B Dulley Richard B 112 102 C 77 82 STA266218J Duncombe Ben 10 A 43 43 CCF145111L Dunican Paul EP C 94 99 RED247524J Dunne Christopher 13 A 114 93 B 117 114 WIM269293E Dunne Jake F 11 D 21 19 SND109972D Dupré Paul D D 166 161 ADD267320E Durno Anthony C 53 50 WOK246588H Durno Samuel 14 C 93 88 E 105 105 WOK227808L Durrant Martin D 99 100 SUR109981E Durrant Paul EO A 145 146 D 109 118 SUR110069F Eckert Jon M C 155 149 R&T268366A Edwards Alexander 11 E 11 0 CCF258834B Edwards Richard G A 148 137 B 135 145 BAT273216G Ehinlaye Samuel E 64 STR266204J Ekingen Suleyman C 152 155 BAT110173A Elgin Michael R C 117 115 EBN266509J Eliadis Chris 15 D 42 39 E 77 79 WOK270619C Eliadis Jason D 64 64 WOK268419G Eliadis Robin 10 E 55 55 CCF254274C Eliasz Thomas 16 E 38 36 SGS247186D Elkamouri Adam 12 D 36 36 CCF110176G Elkes Graham C 137 137 GUI252052H Enciu Liviu A 140 145 A 137 135 HEN272594A Engelbrecht Kevin A 88 WIM259289H Essack Muhammad 13 D 11 10 CCF182354B Evans Alan V A 64 69 PHO131444A Evbuomwan Lamidi B 124 125 WIM183019D Fajemisin Jeremy E 121 99 DP110508F Fellows Chas E D 122 123 CCF267281K Fenwick Hugh F A 135 149 B 133 138 CPC247203L Fernandes Aaron 13 C 48 46 CCF110545A Fewkes David C C 127 122 CPC269037J Fielding Michael 16 D 30 30 WVP170206D Fields Francis E A 135 123 C 123 125 CPC266502F Firth James E 53 57 FAR125910G Fisher Dominic E 147 146 MUT271842L Fishwick Helen 12 E 65 60 SYJ263504F Fitzpatrick Brian C 174 178 C 181 175 WIM151438G Flacker Edgar D 192 192 S/C110658C Fleischer Jeff H B 108 122 A 98 106 CCF242181B Flinders Alexander D 110 111 E 93 99 KGS

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229767L Foley James 17 C 99 89 KCS225361G Foley John P B 161 159 KIN185070C Fordham Nicholas A 158 156 D 125 125 LE262911C Forster Andrew 12 D 23 23 RJ270068C Forster Matthew D 42 49 HS110784H Foss Michael P A 102 93 WOK242565J Foster Caroline 13 C 72 62 CQD266209H Foster David D 117 110 WIM234589E Foster James C 17 A 172 163 C 154 154 ASH268599B Foster Timothy 11 D 77 102 WEY252824B Foudah Oliver 13 C 66 70 RJ178340D Francis Wilbur W B 76 81 X 75 64 MC265713C Franklin Alex 11 E 35 37 RJ110879H Franklin Michael J A 183 187 R&T240634C Franklin Samuel GA 14 A 183 163 D 148 148 CPC140257C Fraser Alan R A 82 88 B&B254257C Fraser Alasdair 16 D 99 114 TIF252746H Freeman Alfie 14 E 68 66 D 47 47 RJ252802C Freeman Jeremy 14 E 44 43 D 45 45 RJ110901H Freeman Jon A E 150 150 D 163 163 R&T172447C Freeman Scott G D 92 97 CCF110914F French Angus J A 166 167 C 157 150 STR268420C Frood Tommy 10 E 12 0 CCF228043H Frost Christopher 16 D 66 57 WHI258694A Frost Daniel 15 E 36 29 SYJ211192F Frost Robert C 56 53 RED110949C Frostick Clive A C 198 195 FAR110950K Frostick Helen M E 144 136 FAR231435G Fry Ben 14 D 57 86 A 54 51 CCF232827G Fry Joseph 10 D 49 57 A 46 42 CCF231436J Fry Sam 15 B 109 98 A 112 108 CCF132003J Fulleylove Mark J A 117 123 GOD267192L Furley-Smith C 10 D 39 43 CCF144682E Fysh-Foskett Adam B 180 180 E 175 178 STR252002D Gahir Jasdeep 12 A 107 93 X 106 106 KJC135331H Gait Paul D C 180 178 HRW259662D Galer Sebastian E A 93 73 B 92 60 GUI265884H Gallagher Marie A 115 96 C 123 123 R&T257460D Galliano Alexander 14 A 170 158 C 162 159 CCF258632A Galliano George 12 A 89 75 A 106 103 KJC266120C Gardner Sam 14 E 44 46 SGS273734G Garg Akash 14 E 52 KCS


268389B Gates Sam 9 D 27 24 CCF223744B Geidelberg Eugene 16 B 129 124 E 130 130 RGS266098C Getachew Fanuel 15 E 32 32 ES268207C Ghent Elliott 10 D 64 53 ALS263774B Ghosh Sunil 16 E 37 35 E 23 23 RGS267968B Giannattasio V B 62 53 D 84 79 WIM242394H Gibson Guy M C 114 114 D 95 97 UTS245774L Giles Joshua 15 D 55 D 55 57 CCF268368E Giles Yasmin 9 X 49 42 KJC252597F Gill Balraj 14 C 94 87 D 93 93 ASH274954D Gill Martin E 120 BAT211221J Gillams Philip 17 D 67 71 TS214931L Gillard Andrew L B 62 65 CHE273778E Glass Jonas E 130 WHI187818K Gliddon Daniel A 93 94 B 72 70 CCF241716K Glover William F 14 E 82 77 C 93 90 CCF269961J Gnanasampanthan A 10 E 21 21 SYJ270051H Godwin Gleb 13 E 27 42 E 15 25 CLS102017B Goggin Eamonn P D 128 129 ADD111344G Gold Harry A 86 77 CCF101506A Goldberg Nathan A 126 121 A 116 115 HSH179497J Goldrick Thomas G C 142 151 DP245531G Gonsalves William 15 D 71 76 SGS189109B Goode Martin L E 84 81 CCF103545K Gormally Daniel W A 231 233 C 238 238 4NR245231F Gosling Marcus 14 D 88 85 D 73 73 KGS111505E Granat Russell G A 194 195 WIM231304C Grant David J 15 A 164 159 C 131 131 CCF253903C Gray Gideon 15 B 115 110 D 116 116 WNC259979L Green Daniel E 104 101 95 BAT263760B Green Stephen 14 E 35 33 E 58 58 RGS272779B Greenbury Max N 10 E 49 RJ211275K Greenfield Philip C 17 D 75 73 TS111683G Gregory Philip J A 167 172 172 ECA111697G Grey Nicholas D A 158 156 KIN111727A Griffiths Jon M C 125 123 B&B172436J Griffiths Marcus D 84 86 RED111735L Griffiths Roger H C 91 97 FAR111769F Gronau RA C 148 160 MSH111773H Groom Malcolm DJ D 136 149 SUR232561F Guiney James D 136 129 RGS172367E Gunn Michael J A 117 117 B 95 103 GUI

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263740G Gupta Aditya 14 A 120 114 E 122 122 WIS266126D Gupta Rohan 16 D 105 108 TS270055E Guyatt Thomas 13 E 31 2 CLS253099F Hagesaether Arne A 190 178 D 179 181 NOR263796A Haidar William A 10 C 49 43 C 49 49 RJ111878L Haldane Robin W A 181 183 X 162 165 STR111899H Hall Antony C A 147 145 WAT111921H Hall James W A 98 100 EGR253634B Hall Jonathan W 13 E 75 67 C 71 73 ALS111999A Hampton Steven C A 134 142 D 109 109 S/C254258E Hancock Jonathan 17 D 71 58 TIF246920A Hanesworth Laurence D 67 81 TS112045B Hanreck Alan E A 179 196 B&C160099A Hanson Derek E E 81 90 CAM185201C Hantman Graham D 148 148 HS257604B Haque Anisul E 50 67 TIF112078F Harding Derek I C 107 116 ASH243318H Harding Edmund G 11 B 74 76 RJ243319K Harding Jack 13 D 118 114 B 122 117 RJ271852C Hardwick Alexander 13 D 48 46 CCF112098A Hare Alan R C 112 109 WAL112119E Harley Andrew D C 191 193 WIM261363D Harman Mark E 70 94 SLB256552D Harrington Thomas 11 E 21 41 CCF253032G Harris Christopher 12 E 13 13 CCF247559F Harris Michael C A 132 128 CRW140157K Harris Norman C 139 135 E 133 133 DP112186J Harris Richard GR C 140 140 KIN112184E Harris Ronald A C 178 185 MSH260317C Harrison Alex 13 D 49 48 TIF270090G Harrison Jack 15 E 56 67 SPS181001H Harrison Rob B 140 143 E 129 146 SUR184486G Hasman Cengiz C 177 176 D 185 177 WDG158308G Hasson Peter E 171 171 FAR261823A Haswell Julius 13 D 61 58 RJ269308C Hatrick Angus 10 E 52 0 ALS204203E Havard Gwyn C 134 133 MSH231451E Hayball John D D 74 69 SUR256541K Hayes Angus 12 A 31 36 CCF270877C Hayward Alan A 157 165 STR245759D Heal Nathan 12 D 70 60 E 51 52 WIS163085E Healey Michael W A 161 157 C 158 150 OXU


223913K Heaton David E 127 123 E 119 R&T182866G Heaton Robert J E 182 183 161 OXU257126C Heeler Caspian 13 A 77 76 D 78 77 CCF266220G Heeler Lucian 10 D 20 0 CCF185204J Hegarty Sarah N A 168 158 D 164 165 ASH259202C Henderson Matt 12 D 41 40 CCF112529B Heppell Ian N A 171 162 WIM268769A Heraghty Daniel 9 A 25 5 KJC172721H Hetherington Carl J A 149 157 D 139 139 MC268208E Hewett Robert 10 B 43 23 ALS268194J Hewett Simon M D 60 61 E 53 53 GOD262064K Hewitt Danny E 115 98 STR134787B Hill David F A 165 170 GUI252568K Hinchcliffe Chris. 11 D 60 62 D 74 76 FAR162174K Hinton Jonathan E 153 151 ASH266197E Hirsch M D 140 129 MC264857L Hobson James 10 E 81 84 B 51 51 RJ112793H Hodgson David L C 119 115 D 125 125 CPC130160D Hogarth Mark J C 123 120 D 127 124 SUR261017G Hogg Tim 17 E 49 52 GAS265190H Holden John 14 E 75 64 B 108 93 SOG268371E Holland Liam 11 A 25 26 CCF262269F Hopper Paul A 175 164 ATH122817B Horlock Peter J A 124 124 E 126 95 GOD269624B Horsfall Ethan N 8 A 20 9 RSM259261H Horsfall Fergus 11 A 15 16 RSM178044L Hosein David E 103 113 SUR227914K Houghton Mark A A 113 110 CCF123515B Houska Jovanka A 216 214 D 217 221 SLH113103F Howell Chris I A 178 183 RED118627K Howell Susan C D 125 127 RED262914J Howes Cameron 11 E 44 46 RJ145125L Howes David J A 101 110 A 97 96 CCF261837A Howlett Karl 16 E 70 70 RJ270878E Hudson John E 70 56 DP123096H Huggins Ronald E D 83 80 B&B113153K Hughes Anthony D 140 148 WIM113163B Hughes Derek KA C 132 135 DKG193128D Hughes John E 103 105 DSS258818D Hughes Peter A 126 133 A 111 116 LSW254278L Hughes Timothy 16 E 59 51 SGS268228L Hughes Tristan 12 E 19 19 SYJ

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254265B Hui Patrick 16 D 56 52 WHI131613J Hulley Robert J B 69 75 CCF274086C Humphrey-Gaskin E 87 DP225321F Humphreys Tim. A 27 39 WOK102347A Hunt Adam C B 226 227 4NB101448B Hunt Arnold B 113 117 BAT245460K Hunt Daniel 13 A 157 145 D 140 140 RGS113256J Huq Robin A 154 153 X 151 144 BAT172371G Hurst Geoffrey D C 126 119 WAL267879C Huser Hector AP 9 X 42 22 KJC154669H Imlay Chris E 77 CCF256188J Inglis Nicholas C 117 127 C 108 104 WKU113381A Inwood Kenneth FH A 153 150 KIN259321L Ipe Ramsey D 62 61 ES273485A Isaacs Jamie D 59 CCF262301J Ivanishchak Ivan A 147 147 WIM113443H Jackson James R E 83 CHT162291C Jackson Paul G A 142 137 A 125 139 CCF158927B James Angus S B 151 158 SUR113525K James Richard C 146 147 R&T251228C Jayanthira Krishna 17 D 67 72 TS274087E Jedrzejewski Bart. E 140 DP272325G Jeffery Matthew 11 E 23 12 CCF246587F Jelicic Alexander 13 A 99 110 C 107 104 ASH261838C Jelicic Nicholas 10 A 77 44 C 55 50 ASH233508G Jennings Allan B D 87 74 ADD105208B Jessop Richard E 147 145 FAR156219J Jewell Peter C 81 82 GOD264747D Johnson Mark A A 105 122 X 114 120 LOW267110E Johnson Nicholas 10 D 33 21 RSM151606B Johnson Stephen D 84 74 WAL240664A Johnson Thomas 16 D 50 50 RJ137916B Jones Albert W D 116 117 CCF113785C Jones Chris B 185 184 WOR254226C Jones David 16 D 50 62 WHS179417G Jones Glynn C 120 114 R&T113829H Jones H Trevor A 133 145 D 137 137 GUI154657A Jones Richard W A 90 94 ASH253430H Jones Victor GL 13 A 172 148 A 159 153 KJC184504E Joseph Adrian P B 135 142 E 140 140 Ilford113950C Josse Mark A 181 178 B 171 169 SUR269241H Jubani Gasper B 151 155 SLH


172795D Jugand Jean-Baptiste C 164 151 MC253130G Jurjevic Robert A 90 89 ASH266131H Kader Gavin D 73 80 WIS230941F Kailavasan Gajern 16 B 127 125 C 125 125 HAS231403E Kailavasan Mithun C 134 139 C 135 135 PIN268307G Kalid Raphael 9 D 58 X 77 58 KJC270077D Kalindjan Giles 17 D 60 83 KCS274884J Kalinowski Slavek D 153 ADD254318H Kallaivannan Arun 16 D 76 72 63 WHI252811D Kamara Khalid 17 D 130 119 C 126 125 RJ267938D Kandhola Harvey 11 C 71 57 RJ258883D Kane Frank G A 129 142 B 121 127 CCF253359F Karel Ayse A 92 103 X 83 82 SUR267630J Katten Gidon 10 E 52 0 BS150509K Kay David C 185 178 GUI127349J Keane Graham DJ B 194 188 D 171 171 CPC186073C Kearney Stephen D 143 145 SUR127359A Kearsley Raymond J A 126 133 WIM245657G Kelly Cameron 12 C 62 62 RJ127445E Kemp Peter D A 189 193 CRB268392B Kerambrum-Bicourt D 11 E 13 0 CCF246979A Kernot Adrian C A 63 65 EGR127526E Khan A Qaiyum A 92 100 E 79 82 CCF191889J Khoo Selina 17 C 165 163 D 146 146 SYJ185976G Khorasanee Reza J 17 D 106 101 TIF273218L Khudoliy Vadym E 66 LDN127548D Kiernan KJP D 134 138 MSH258926G Kiernan Mary 11 E 22 12 SYJ220500C Kikoyo Ali A 168 167 D 153 145 WDG233318B Kilpatrick Callum 16 A 198 185 D 166 162 RJ252806L Kilpatrick Edward 15 E 62 60 SUR240670G Kirrage James PC D 94 110 GAS266127F Kirubakaran Nakuram 15 E 40 12 TS233053C Kirubakaran Nimalan 17 D 66 71 TS246591H Kliger Daniel 13 D 75 62 C 84 83 SYJ260876F Knorn Joel 10 C 27 27 CCF256567F Knott Philip R 11 A 79 74 C 74 76 CCF263844H Ko Edward 12 D 68 64 A 89 79 RJ254301B Kocharova Tonya 16 D 56 68 GAS252826F Koivisto Aleksi 13 E 23 23 RJ251421H Kokossis Antonis C 100 90 GUI251417F Kokossis Danae 13 A 114 100 C 115 108 GHS

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220903C Krensing Jan E 209 209 HMX155285F Kreuzer Christopher A 156 155 C 121 118 R&T247219D Krishnan Anand J 14 A 147 124 B 148 139 ASH271726J Kugathas Ayran 9 E 21 0 CCF274685C Kuhn Kurt E 122 R&T262036E Lacey Nick B 98 93 RED182272L Lack Robin B 78 74 WOK256546J Lagerberg James 12 D 25 25

CCF246586D Lalic Peter D 14 A 131 106 X 127 109 SGS105819J Lalic Susan K A 202 199 C 198 202 4NG266216E Lall Juhi 11 D 39 B 35 34 CCF266215C Lall Rahul 12 A 53 A 64 53 CCF248842F Lambert David 17 D 72 80 D 54 53 RGS191737H Lamorena Raul B 135 138 SCC272661A Lane Alex 15 D 32 0 KJR114088H Large Peter G D 216 217 ASH270196A Larman-Moore Dean D 96 97 STR266217G Lau Kie-Ren 9 A 28 29 CCF243770D Lau Rui An 13 D 38 27 C 35 35 CCF274771G Laurence Jack D 49 GUI114147J Lawrence Peter A C 123 126 DKG242719K Lea Simon D A 121 119 D 90 83 SN114205H Leake Jeremy A C 202 201 STR270614D Leal Barry E 52 36 GOD114228J Ledger Stephen C A 177 178 E 198 198 BED231454L Ledingham Richard 16 A 81 60 C 74 63 CCF250226E Lee Jia Mei 10 D 16 0 CPC241056E Lee Jia Ping 13 D 81 71 C 64 70 SEL231242G Lee Jia Shen 17 B 152 151 C 147 147 CPC270101H Lee Sheung Him E 72 66 TIF271856L Li Edward E 30 30 RJ256553F Linsley-Parrish James 11 D 41 32 CCF114458D Linton William A C 169 169 MSH262209K Lintott-White Sean P 13 A 80 49 C 56 55 SXJ254307C Litvinenko Alex 17 D 90 99 RGS265822H Liu Tomin C 135 139 IMP246265F Lobejko Rafal D 223 223 WIM233664K Lobo Robert J 13 A 95 79 B 101 99 PWO163804L Lock Gavin R A 187 181 CCF154682L Loftus Malcolm C 113 131 RED114556D Long David C 78 83 FAR


138115F Long Simon B 148 145 CCF114591F Lord Michael J B 92 100 GOD273025L Lou Lewis 9 D 23 CCF243421A Loughran Christopher D 102 94 D 79 79 RGS247159A Lozvoi Tserenbat D 150 144 D 168 171 ELG230496L Lui Jonathan 16 D 74 73 E 78 78 WHI114665J Lukey Frank J D 114 129 MSH247249B Lumb Sebastian 16 E 66 60 SCC191589H Lunn Matthew A 142 123 C 115 104 CCF242179D Lydiard Robert G 16 A 158 152 D 141 136 RGS255752G Lydiard Stephen J 13 D 42 38 CRS114702L Lynn Jeremy D B 140 142 E 141 141 CPC233668G Lyon Alexander 16 D 72 71 SPS114740H Macdonald-Ross S A 146 151 WIM271962K Maciejewski W E 150 SUR241573C Mackinnon John D 178 175 DP260879A MacLean Alex 11 D 17 20 CCF181088B MacLeod Alasdair A 145 148 D 118 122 SIL259416L Maguire James 12 E 0 0 X 27 15 KJC227900K Maguire Robert 15 A 129 109 A 123 117 CCF257051J Maharasingham A 12 D 22 22 CCF248580B Mahenthran T 16 C 97 101 B 103 106 PIN258803B Maheswaran C 12 A 85 52 D 65 65 WHI259324F Maillot Dominic 10 E 45 A 47 36 RSM255557J Makumbi Geoffrey B 176 173 D 181 181 CPC114832B Malcolm David A 153 153 CAV243525B Mandale Angus D 84 93 KGS153603F Mann Chris J C 127 134 KIN114901F Marchant Geoffrey B 155 149 C 148 159 WAL267321G Mare Patrick E 21 26 WOK269684J Markering Bram 10 D 27 26 CCF267439H Markering Mark C 153 166 SHL264017L Marsh Peter E 107 108 LW258929B Mason Alicia 11 24 C 60 61 SUR158057H Mason Ian C 124 111 SUR227799C Matthews Mike D 67 71 CCF104377J Maxwell Neil C 145 144 KIN268160C Mayhew Andrew A 165 153 BU271748H Maynard Michael E 33 33 NWD267868J Mazalon Helen B 10 E 35 4 A 40 19 ASH115204L McCabe Patrick J B 118 112 GUI226561J McCallion James G 15 A 113 119 C 116 118 RGS

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115215E McCarthy James E 154 165 R&T115262C McDonald Neil A 223 226 WDG246848H McDonald William C 83 84 CCF115267B McDonnell Barry R D 67 77 E 92 81 DKG115269F McDonnell James J A 162 156 B 128 142 STR274699C McGhee Mike E 18 CCF115289A McGing James B 112 117 E 132 136 WAL270107J McGowan Robert D 71 64 TS115311A McIntyre Paul D 164 175 C 158 155 SN137840F McKenna James F C 135 136 CPC115319F McKenna John R A 111 128 CPC270882G McLennan Andrew E 78 83 DP115337H McLeod Ian S B 129 133 ADD241821G McMillan Alexander 15 D 63 71 WIS115377J McSheehy Chris J D 148 147 F&F272132G Mears Fred 14 E 48 0 SUR115401B Meaton Arthur H A 75 77 CCF226910H Meechan Catriona 16 A 106 92 D 99 99 CMB115411E Mehendale Krishna A 115 117 ASH178291F Mercer Paul E 165 167 ASH234273L Meyer Gordon A 195 188 RED245279A Meyer Joshua 13 D 65 63 D 64 66 KJC268210C Middleton Patrick 10 E 34 6 D 24 24 SYJ245538K Middleton Thomas J 13 A 118 98 D 99 99 SYJ266091L Mifsud Richard D 85 82 CAT163954H Miles Barry S A 92 85 A 78 72 MXC211227K Miller Allen B 113 114 DP254920H Mitchell Alex 16 D 81 71 C 71 71 RGS255195A Mitchell Florence 13 C 38 21 X 38 38 BJR122787H Mitchem Nicholas D E 153 156 4NR261587D Montanari Christian C 100 98 FAR267353J Moody Terry D 50 58 E 82 78 DKG256540H Moore Jasper 12 D 43 19 A 46 48 CCF115735J Moore Robert P B 105 96 ADD163056J Mooring Ross AC D 149 140 4NS259286B Moran Edward 12 D 34 34 CCF145131F Morant David J D 92 87 SUR255560J Morgan Chris B 110 106 C 111 104 STR267940B Morgan Daniel 11 D 34 36 RJ903840B Morgan David H B 104 102 C 94 87 CCF267116F Morgan Luke H 11 D 11 9 CCF115775K Morgan Michael J B 149 150 GUI


115782G Morgan Stanley B 84 94 GOD115807H Morris Barry A 156 153 WAT255019C Morris-Hill Ray A 161 163 KH115851L Morse Gordon A 97 95 CCF233398D Moss David PG B 97 103 CPC267299G Moss Stephen E 109 107 C 94 88 SUR259326K Moth Daniel 11 E 34 31 CCF115916B Mourant Malcolm B 118 117 B&B267948G Muhunthakumar L 9 E 23 0 A 39 35 KJC105053K Muir Andrew J D 219 213 4NG267117H Muir Daniel M 8 X 52 39 CCF270876A Muir Martin John B 143 143 RED267878A Murphy Conor 9 X 46 13 KJC266112D Murphy Craig D 31 43 RGS151510L Murray-Smith HM A 82 94 E 58 52 ASH176124K Muter Donny B 191 188 D 197 192 RJ273529F Muzira Tendai E 97 GUI270108L Nagarajan Vivek 14 E 60 0 TS271406B Nallathambi Vignesh 10 E 46 46 CCF245199C Narendran Rudi 14 E 75 70 TIF268353C Nash James 11 E 25 32 CCF270204G Nasr Mohsin E 87 92 D 111 87 STR116139J Neviazsky Abraham C 138 133 E 124 124 R&T272268K Nguyen Kim Chi 10 E 46 47 CCF256186E Nightingale Michael D 99 106 SUR178396J Nixon Thomas CM C 186 193 4NR103702L Njotea Chris N D 131 129 BAT256510K Norris David 12 C 49 52 CCF247956E Norris Joseph 13 B 53 51 CCF116336L Nunn John DM D 250 254 CHE266192F Nurse Godfrey A 61 46 WAL270088J O'Connell Jake 16 D 20 29 RGS268399E O'Gorman Finn 10 D 20 17 CCF155156F O'Grady Gary C 125 134 C 126 118 GUI116391H O'Kelly Rory MR C 172 178 D 181 183 MSH162285H O'Mara Patrick K C 123 123 ADD141459J O'Neill JM C 164 165 D 166 166 CPC244044B O'Neill Tom C A 99 96 C 77 66 CCF270069E Oakley James D 97 102 HS227786E Odunaiya Victor D 153 148 WIM267943H Offer Edward 11 D 55 57 RJ257052L Olatunji Ayodeji 12 E 23 23 CCF

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122845G Oliver J Brian E 77 83 WOK211345E Oozeerally Tariq D 170 164 SN264562C Orishko Yaroslav D 172 175 C 166 160 MSH116521F Osborne Marcus E A 189 183 E 182 185 CCF258896B Padhi Mayukh 11 C 36 37 CCF156421D Palmer Alan H B 143 137 D 144 136 BAT187704F Palmer JM E 121 127 MSH116687G Parker Colin PL C 148 143 WAL122994B Parker JR C 102 103 BAT261590D Parkinson Dennis C 59 58 F&F264409F Parthiban Aravind 13 B 50 48 KJC116786J Patel Bharat C D 107 113 WIM226734C Patel Deepa D 73 78 SYJ257998E Patel Kausik B 89 87 RED258105L Patel Roshal B 125 129 RED270079H Pathmanathan S E 51 22 KCS262307K Patterson Marc D 37 41 STR252610E Paul Barnaby J 12 A 100 85 A 106 96 SXJ129432F Pedersen Carsten A 180 180 HAM136646E Pelling Nicholas B 175 176 SUR116920J Pelling Tim W A 183 182 GL252622A Periasamymanjula M 13 A 129 120 B 122 122 ASH267220A Perrin Christopher 11 C 38 34 CCF266201C Pesin Nathan E 148 153 LBL245579B Peterson John 13 D 55 54 SYJ261832B Pettit Michael 13 D 72 51 A 67 61 RJ117034L Pheby Ian M D 166 166 UTS117110A Pickersgill Adrian O A 161 155 GUI117123K Picot Russell C D 184 177 WIM233533F Piggott Roly A 133 128 WOK252755J Pineda Joshua 13 C 109 95 C 128 128 RJ256190G Pineda Rustico A 58 66 SHE104702E Pinkerton Nicholas J C 125 119 WOK154698D Plant Glen E 87 104 FAR182271J Pol Jerry B 116 117 WIM208913A Poobalasingam I C 69 63 R&T193414E Poobalasingam PS A 193 188 A 196 202 MS247688F Porter Sam 16 C 90 67 E 91 75 TS117336E Povah Nigel E A 199 198 GUI274627L Powell John D 105 GOD214930J Powell Timothy J B 79 82 HOD269633C Poyntz Anton 10 E 36 5 CCF


245660G Pozzo Dominic T 13 B 83 81 A 81 72 RJ263854L Prasad Arpita 12 D 53 53 ASH247265L Pratley Ian B 101 112 D 71 77 CCF252611G Pratt Jonathan 16 E 70 67 RGS117396A Prescott Laurie W B 141 146 WIM117414K Price Colin J B 81 92 GOD273064K Price Gwilym 8 E 10 ALS135981C Pridding Andrew M D 171 181 DP117483G Prizant Alan H C 165 164 C 163 168 CCF117484J Prizant Michael A 176 178 CCF178019A Procyk Gregory D 110 116 WIM117502G Pruden A David D 142 151 ASH117524F Punnett Alan K A 175 175 E 168 172 GUI260829H Quinton Dan B 93 92 CCF253078J Quinton Duke 13 B 88 95 CCF270202C Rabain Mel D 29 28 D 60 71 STR117586F Radford Peter OL E 100 89 MC245596B Rafi Damir 14 D 61 51 E 64 64 SGS268308J Raina Vatsal 10 E 22 1 CCF268309L Raina Vyas 10 E 13 7 C 33 33 CCF271011A Rajaratnam T 12 E 74 B 54 49 RJ268635B Rajesh Gorak 7 D 29 27 A 39 36 NJR156221G Ralley Howard D 40 47 GOD270521H Ramnial Vick D 109 113 ADD271208J Ramsey M D 154 156 MC187708C Randall Ryan D 183 184 DP127872B Rasalingam Haran E 168 174 DP226572C Ravindran Neeilan 16 D 91 89 TIF173453C Rawlinson Aidan A 192 195 4NO268431H Rayner Nicholas 11 D 51 53 CCF246904C Read Gareth D 37 48 RGS274092J Recalde Andres D 94 BAT117729B Reddin Roy JD E 159 155 SN265970A Reed Robert 14 B 74 79 D 51 51 SGS268675C Reed Stewart 12 E 46 47 ASH242064J Rees Richard 15 D 86 77 E 72 74 KGS132558K Reeve Iain C 138 140 GOD117791G Regan Natasha K D 176 170 CAV274093L Reynolds G E 110 DP259276K Rice Patrick 14 C 58 68 E 44 40 CCF117862D Rich Mark C A 180 175 E 185 185 RED117893D Richardson Keith A 184 187 CMB

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117895H Richardson Kevin D 164 162 FAR259327A Rimerici Ben 15 E 34 53 22 ES269311C Rix George 10 E 12 0 ALS232562H Roberts Frank S C 77 75 WOK255376E Roberts Laurie B C 88 82 DP248719G Robertson Justin E 139 174 MSH267083F Robinson Joshua 11 D 11 15 CCF118125H Roche Peter J B 153 157 KIN248592J Rodrigues Benedict 12 A 56 43 A 57 48 KJC245248A Rodrigues Dunstan 14 A 129 121 C 126 126 KJC270203E Rodrigues Stan E 97 99 STR190055K Rogan Michael D 97 106 WIS102034B Rogers GH James C 103 101 CCF270522K Rogers Jason E 75 57 SUR118203B Rose C Nigel J E 179 HAC245671A Rose Samuel LJ 14 D 40 50 HS118218D Rosen Daniel B A 181 174 ASH270340D Roset Christophe D 152 163 GUI178225D Rowson David J B 172 184 KIN245783A Rowson Tom D 85 93 ES262290H Rudd Jacob E 90 88 BAT267935J Rudd Matthew 12 D 26 26 RJ270070A Rudrakumar Aran D 54 66 HS255101K Runnacles Paul C 128 132 GUI118329B Rusha Ronald G D 123 119 WIM118342E Russell Dennis C 69 72 ASH188302B Russell Mike D 106 107 GUI200924K Ryan Benedict 17 D 52 47 WHI225935H Ryan Julian 15 B 126 127 ETN189323D Ryan Raymond R B 86 80 ASH158165L Saberton Peter C 91 81 BAT263249E Sabir-Ali Ako B 118 107 CPC273359G Sainsbury Lewis 11 E 14 CCF200139B Salimbeni George 15 A 172 154 C 154 156 SXJ267934G Salmon Ben 16 C 59 59 KIN268402A Sanderson William 9 D 16 12 RSM233397B Sandhu Iqbal S C 89 92 E 82 76 SN118479K Sands Alan VH C 138 138 B&B254576H Sangster Andrew A 120 111 B&B264186A Sathiraju Vijay A 118 110 D 93 96 GUI240717G Sathyanandha S B 131 142 A 127 133 HAS264265H Scanlon Jack 12 C 47 29 A 40 31 HRS


266575L Scanlon Matthew 10 E 7 0 D 20 16 HRS264255E Scanlon Oliver 8 X 28 21 HRS269124D Schenck James A 103 126 D 78 72 WIS254303F Scherer Morten E 32 39 GAS234041A Schlesinger Noah 17 C 149 150 E 147 147 HS248866J Scholl Rolf E 120 120 ASH118645A Scrimgour Alan A 163 163 KIN118670L Sedgwick David R A 156 173 D 151 155 MSH267283C Sedgwick Robert C 80 84 E 71 80 DKG118678E Selby Keith A 86 101 D 84 76 CCF260826B Servini Nathan D 132 134 93 DP214922K Seymour Timothy B 154 164 RJ268300D Shalabayev Syrym A 148 142 ELG265885K Shard Alex D 128 136 R&T179530C Sharland Paul C 71 53 GOD233534H Sharp G Dennis B 99 98 WOK188291A Sharpe Ian W A 208 208 FAR267653K Shaw SS E 56 0 MC118846L Sheehan Michael J D 130 143 KIN146125E Sheekey John C 79 84 CCF126518A Sheers Dilwyn C 141 146 CPC270198E Shellby Gary E 64 52 STR162270F Shepherd David B 135 129 ASH263196K Shepherd Katherine M 10 A 80 56 A 75 75 ASH182247A Shepherd Paul D A 150 144 SUR129556B Shepley Julien M A 167 169 X 169 168 GUI118905A Sherwood Chris C C 148 154 MC268644C Shiatis Rohan 8 A 77 X 88 62 CCF273030D Shiatis Vishal 10 X 16 KJC261842E Shimazaki Hiro 12 C 29 29 RJ272195J Shoosmith Jonathan E 105 CCF269077K Shumay Alexey B 137 128 B 123 106 STR231442D Siddiqui Shuaib 15 E 50 TS240728A Side James D 14 E 64 79 CCF242174E Simcock David 17 C 82 77 D 81 74 GAS118999C Simmons Derek A D 91 93 B&B271010K Simms Ben A 59 60 LW267950E Simms Jake 9 B 35 41 RJ264983E Sims Andrew 14 C 67 54 D 53 53 RGS266121E Singhal Rohan 15 E 53 43 SGS223592E Sirisena Anuk 15 D 134 127 ASH202338G Sirisena Chantal N D 156 161 D 137 143 ASH

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271859F Sison Emilio E 15 15 RJ226539E Sivakumar Athman 15 A 128 116 A 118 120 BKT119090J Skielnik Joseph J A 154 146 WIM268348K Sloan Emma 11 E 21 22 CCF101517F Smart Michael R A 168 166 D 163 162 GUI232687F Smart Robert A 71 61 D 53 39 CCF119150A Smeaton W Colin B 115 122 F&F119173B Smith Andrew R C 157 151 WIM270628D Smith George E 72 75 GOD171658L Smith Martin G A 158 154 C 162 162 STR254282B Smith Matthew 17 D 75 65 SGS119310H Smith Nigel D C 143 151 MDH158919C Smyth Sandy A B 89 90 D 69 68 CCF220905G Snape Ian L A 193 194 A 195 204 B&B261843G Snowden Ben 11 A 53 54 RJ190606K Snowden James EH C 138 145 RJ184347D Somekh Jonathan S D 171 175 R&T118693A Somupillai Genga S A 96 118 X 112 108 WIM247830E Sood Raja 11 E 31 41 CCF265972E Southgate Nicholas 14 D 79 89 SGS119460E Sowray Peter J B 207 212 WDG193369D Spalding Mark W E 64 70 DP144163C Spearman David A 160 166 SN242848K Speechley John C 51 52 WOK265083G Spencer Mike Peter C 72 65 B&B145147K Sprackett John C 86 85 WIM119551H Stace Robin C 74 79 GOD223356D Stanley Sam D 122 130 SPS262337H Staples Daniel J A 147 160 D 140 130 BAT257064G Steel Helen 11 D 32 30 CCF241576J Steiert David E 97 101 SCC240327E Stenning Marissa 16 C 110 114 SYJ259280A Stheeman Alexander 13 D 47 47 CCF268350H Stheeman Henry 10 D 12 8 CCF248667C Stiles Andrew D 38 41 ADD119742D Stimpson Philip M A 158 160 D 155 160 GUI151712A Stock Tobias W C 158 165 STR251008L Stockwell Mark B D 208 208 MSH269692H Stokes Jack 10 E 10 7 CCF119781C Stokes Paul C B 145 146 BAT119788F Stone Andrew M A 193 196 E 204 204 STR271209L Stone CA E 128 122 MC


257278D Stroude Kade 11 E 18 20 CCF220558A Sturm Peter D 120 116 DP256191J Subramaniyan P E 54 88 S/C261366K Suljevic Dren C 100 98 E 90 90 GUI119885D Sullivan Peter J D 187 169 MSH269693K Summerscale Luke 11 D 34 40 CCF272367A Summerscale T 9 E 10 26 CCF227995C Sundaram Kritin 17 E 58 48 WHI265973G Sutcliffe Joseph 15 D 33 45 WIS257358B Sutharsanan T 17 E 54 57 KCS256136A Sutton Barry D 88 91 R&T119954H Sweetman Bernard D 79 88 WIM220484J Syed Hamza R D 187 187 WAT271649F Sykes Toby E 97 108 ASH275450C Syrrett Stephen E 90 ASH254249D Tam Richard 17 D 57 57 HS266108B Tam Vincent E 72 79 KCS261030K Tambini Jasper 15 A 127 88 A 115 109 CLS259554A Tandi Edward A 128 132 A 106 99 WL254250L Taplin Michael 17 C 70 67 E 85 85 HS179708G Tavoularis Nicholas A 181 188 CCF263198C Taylor Adam A 11 A 89 89 C 85 85 S/C120111G Taylor Dale C E 168 116 ASH272033E Taylor-Bogdanov T 11 E 19 0 CCF258703J Teague Ben 13 D 66 78 GUI120211L Tello Yasser A 148 156 WIM120232H Thackray Ian M B 122 125 LRL253031E Theodoreson Izzy 12 D 20 17 CCF240130H Thilaganathan J 16 A 152 152 E 144 129 SUR120260B Thomas GW D 155 149 MSH269300J Thomas Huw 12 D 50 48 ALS264222A Thomas Miles 14 C 69 73 SOG102038K Thomas Robert K C 179 173 4NC120322J Thompson Ian D A 190 210 E 186 188 4NG261595C Thorogood John E 66 60 WOK243382F Thrumble Milo 11 E 68 70 RJ120398J Thurlow Kevin J A 162 164 RED170194A Thursby Richard C C 137 136 A 115 128 R&T275241E Tilbrook Philip D 63 RED151631A Tillett Matthew S E 135 138 STR144171B Tillett Richard E 109 134 STR269301L Timms Oliver 11 E 34 36 ALS

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256562G Tinnams-Romero K 11 E 44 46 CCF259449D Tiruchirapalli V B 217 220 D 200 196 WAT208104A Tivillier Jacques A 141 130 C 129 130 SUR267284E Todd Steve C 86 87 E 88 98 DKG120468D Todorow Emil B 142 138 D 132 120 BAT120489A Tomlin Peter C 57 55 GOD234055A Tonge Charles 17 C 100 95 WIS120516L Toon James MG A 170 181 HOJ186072A Torrero Chris D 95 95 D 98 95 SUR263764K Tothill Christopher 11 E 15 17 C 53 48 SUR266658D Tothill Colin D 54 52 SUR263765A Traynor Max 14 D 29 29 RGS267134H Trompetas Nicholas 11 A 66 61 CCF120610C Trubshaw John D A 73 74 CCF242513A Tserendorj S A 166 169 A 140 154 ELG252776F Tso Benedict 12 D 57 57 B 83 83 RJ259035K Tso Dominic 8 D 24 8 RJ120634F Tuddenham David A 145 157 GOD174888K Turner Caius AW A 191 170 C 167 169 KIN120687E Turner John M B 163 160 HOC248868B Turner Mark E 50 51 SUR259328C Tuska Juraj 14 E 51 50 C 80 80 CCF271213B Tymms JDM D 153 148 WIM120739J Tymms Jeremy S B 127 130 WIM251942C Tymrakiewicz R C 213 207 199 WIM145151A Upton William E E 90 93 MC267296A Vadhia Surrendra D 76 88 SN262336F Van Ijzendoorn P D 155 154 DP204204G Van Oosten Henk C 145 141 D 119 113 R&T162198B Varley David A B 129 126 D 114 115 STR267289D Vaughan John E 66 89 WIM258593F Veerappan Arun 12 C 67 48 C 66 66 SYJ265715G Venkateshan Rohit 10 D 23 23 RJ256884G Vernacchio M D 96 94 DP265761C Villalon Tamara 11 E 29 31 WIM231243J Voropayev Yari 17 C 155 147 A 151 151 DC252801A Vougioukas Jason 13 D 61 38 HS270060J Vuong Richard D 47 59 ES258810K Wade Aaron 12 D 50 36 E 45 45 ASH258780E Wade Rhian 10 E 42 0 ASH101474C Wagstaff Robert F B 35 40 D 63 63 CPC225559F Walden Howard D 64 65 B&B


120944K Waldock Adrian D A 135 126 X 118 119 GUI262850J Walker Julian A 93 96 E 99 98 DKG121008H Wall Gavin A 212 210 R&T271217K Wall Simon E 32 34 BAT170561B Wallace John Paul D 222 224 WDG121037D Wallis David A 104 107 C 98 98 WOR274686E Walters Richard E 42 R&T252777H Walton Michael A 12 C 42 43 RJ121098B Wann Peter G D 134 145 CCF227804C Warner Dominic WJ B 92 93 D 99 104 CCF121157C Warren Alex M E 191 186 FAR252617H Waters Alex 16 D 88 79 D 79 79 RGS259287D Watt Harley 12 D 36 36 CCF242832F Watts John B 138 143 F&F178214K Watts Peter J D 92 97 A 88 91 MXC187830L Way Julian M C 162 161 130 KIN267155E Weatherley-Rowe C 11 E 15 17 CCF162319K Webb Simon B 110 117 RED121297H Webley Mark A A 134 149 D 136 129 WAL268051J Webster Daniel 9 A 10 12 KJC247886K Weeden Ryan 12 D 6 B 14 15 CCF183777B Welch Stephen C 92 92 D 71 71 STA121352A Wellings Fred C 101 105 B&C151380B Wells Tim C 126 124 BAT231215D Wells Tony D A 140 147 STR145153E Welsh David S D 82 78 MET257124K West Jamie 11 E 0 4 C 46 42 CCF262291K Weston Jeremy E 106 109 BAT154844L Weston-Lewis D A 138 126 WIM265781J Wharton Patrick 13 D 73 73 RJ121495A White John S C 153 158 ADD255197E White Robert R 13 D 95 95 ADD269312E Whitton James 10 D 68 73 ALS121609A Wigg David B 138 130 UTS253993H Wijesinghe SN 13 D 64 69 C 55 55 KJC121624H Wilcox R John A 131 137 WIM232803D Wilkins Matthew D 37 47 JFS121679L Wilkinson ST Kevin A 114 113 E 114 105 SN135431A Williams JL D 110 109 MC122323K Williams Michael D A 116 118 WIM139622F Williams Michael J A 135 133 HRW240138B Williams Peter A jnr 12 A 145 144 D 143 146 RJ

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Grading ListKey to Clubs, Schools & Locations

ADD AddlestoneALB AlbanyALS Aldro SchoolASH AshteadATH AthenaeumATT AtticusB/H Bookham/Horsley

BAT BatterseaB&B Beckenham & BromleyB&C Beckenham & CharltonBED BedfordBJR Berkshire JuniorBKT Barnet KnightsBS Barnet Schools

151594K Williams Peter D snr D 92 90 HPS163114H Williamson Brian W B 86 81 CCF258787H Wilmot Clifford 12 E 62 55 E 90 90 SUR256994C Wilson Alex 11 B 20 19 CCF256177D Wilson David J D 92 89 STA232817D Wilson Joseph 15 B 29 20 D 39 24 CCF147683L Wilson Peter JB C 112 117 D 110 110 MSH268409D Winkelmann Johann 11 B 28 27 CCF126947B Wismayer Clive R C 175 176 ATH263766C Wong Liam 13 D 24 23 RGS257265F Wong Schuyler 11 A 28 30 CCF258781G Wood-Robinson Max 11 D 58 50 A 80 81 RJ191067L Woodruff Adam C C 153 148 E 159 143 STR265726A Woods William 17 C 88 88 RJ165611K Wright Chris JG D 161 166 129 KIN184507L Wrigley Simon A 143 140 C 139 137 CCF254304H Wu Anthony E 69 51 GAS154658C Wylie Hugh F A 107 111 ASH253646J Yates Christopher 12 A 117 86 SXJ127210L Yavash Yildiz E 85 97 B&B247224H Ying Jason 12 D 65 39 A 78 81 CCF127241L Young Jonathan A 107 107 D 89 95 FAR270098A Young Sam D 97 116 SGS270071C Yu Andrew D 77 85 HS269470A Yuen Vincent D 40 35 KCS162697J Yurenok Maria S D 161 156 4NP275452G Zaki Bassem E 69 WAL243515K Zhou Yang-Fan 13 A 199 183 B 185 184 RJ267949J Zhou Yang-Jian 8 D 19 13 X 36 27 RJ243514H Zhu Wilbur 16 D 66 58 KCS271006H Zvaigzne Janis D 86 86 CCF


BTS Barts Hospital LondonBU Bristol UniversityCAM CambridgeshireCAT CaterhamCAV CavendishCCF Coulsdon CFCDF Railways LondonCHE ChertseyCHT CharltonCLS Claremont SchoolCMB CamberleyCPC Crystal Palace & CroydonCQD ConquistadorsCRB CrowboroughCRS Cranmore SchoolCRW CrawleyDAS Dartford & SwanleyDC Dulwich CollegeDKG DorkingDP Dulwich PloughDSS DHSSEBN EastbourneECA Essex CAEGR East GrinsteadELG EalingES Emanuel SchoolETN Eton CollegeFAR FarnhamF&F Fleet & FarnboroughGAS George Abbot SchoolGHS Guildford High SchoolGL Greater LondonGOD GodalmingGUI GuildfordHAC HackneyHAM HammersmithHPS HampshireHAS Haberdashers Askes SchHEN HendonHMX Hayes (MX)HOC Holmes ChapelHOD HoddesdonHOJ Home Office & JusticeHRW HarrowHS Hampton SchoolHSH Horsham

HRS HerefordshireIMP Imperial CollegeJFS John Fisher SchoolKCS Kings College SchoolKGS Kingston Grammar SchoolKH Kings HeadKIN KingstonKJC Kent Junior CongressesKJR Kent JuniorsLBL London Banks LeagueLDN LondonLE London ELN London NLOW LowestoftLRL Lower Red LionLSW London SWLW London WestMC Morley CollegeMDH MaidenheadMET MetropolitanMIT MitchamMPO Metropolitan PoliceMS Millfield SchoolMSH MushroomsMST MaidstoneMUT Mutual CircleMXC Middlesex CCANGA NigeriaNJR Norwich JuniorsNOR NorwayNWD NorwoodOXU Oxford UP/C Purley/CoulsdonPHO Phoenix (Kent)PIN PinnerPWO Petts Wood & OrpingtonRJ Richmond JuniorsR&T Richmond & TwickenhamRED RedhillRGS RGS GuildfordS/C Sutton & CheamSAM SouthamptonSBS St Bedes SchoolSCC Surrey CCASEL London SESGS Sutton Grammar School

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SHE SheppertonSHL Shell (London)SIL Silent KnightsSLB Sutton LibrarySLH SloughSN South NorwoodSND SandhurstSOG St Olave’s GSSPS St Paul’s School SWSTA StainesSTR StreathamSTV StevenageSUR SurbitonSXJ Sussex JuniorSYJ Surrey JuniorTIF Tiffin SchoolTS Trinity SchoolUTS UnatsWAL WallingtonWAT WatfordWDG Wood GreenWEY WeybridgeWHS Wallington High School

WHI Whitgift SchoolWIM WimbledonWIN Winston ChurchillWIS Wilsons SchoolWKU Warwick UniversityWL West LondonWNC Winchester CollegeWOK WokingWOR WorthingWVP Wey Valley PS4NA 4NCL Addlestone4NB 4NCL Betsson.com4NC 4NCL Celtic Tigers4NG 4NCL Guildford4NO 4NCL Oxfordshire4NP 4NCL Pride & Prejudice4NR 4NCL Richmond4NS 4NCL S County Stars4NW 4NCL Wessex

Note: codes such as B/H are locations.

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SCCA 125th Anniversary CelebrationsFive round rapidplay competition

The Open Section was won by Graeme Buckley (4½/5) with gradingprizes to Robin Haldane (U175, 4/5) and Simon Wrigley (U150, 3½/5)

The U125 Section was won by Tony Bynnersley (5/5) with gradingprizes to Edward Tandi (U100, 3/5) and Paul Collis (U75, 3½/5)


Company number 5602632The Companies Acts 1985 to 1989

COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE AND NOT HAVING A SHARECAPITAL

MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION OF SURREY COUNTY CHESSASSOCIATION

1 The Company's name is SURREY COUNTY CHESSASSOCIATION.

2 The Company's registered office is situated in England and Wales.

3 The Company's objects are:-

(a) to encourage the study and practice of chess throughout the Countyof Surrey and the London Boroughs of Croydon, Kingston-upon-Thames, Lambeth, Merton, Richmond-upon-Thames, Southwark,Sutton and Wandsworth;

(b) to represent Members by affiliating to the English Chess Federation(“ECF”), the British Chess Federation (“BCF”) and the SouthernCounties Chess Union (“SCCU”);

(c) to organise teams to compete in the ECF and SCCU Inter-CountyCompetitions and the County and District Correspondence ChessChampionship;

(d) to organise competitions for Members;

(e) to organise or sanction an annual congress;

(f) to do such acts and to expend such moneys for matters concernedwith chess as shall be similar to those listed above and of a similarnature thereto.

4 In furtherance of the above objects but not further or otherwise theCompany shall have the following powers:-

(a) to acquire part of or the entire undertaking of the unincorporatedassociation known as the Surrey County Chess Association;

(b) to borrow and raise money for the furtherance of the objects of theCompany in such manner and on such security as the Companymay think fit;

(c) to raise funds and to invite and receive contributions from anysource by way of subscription, donation or otherwise, withoutprejudice to the ability of the Company to disclaim any gift, legacyor bequest in whole or in part;

(d) to lend money and give credit to, to take security for such loans orcredit from, and to guarantee and become or give security for theperformance of contracts and obligations by, any person or

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company;

(e) to draw, make, accept, endorse, discount, execute and issuepromissory notes, bills of exchange, bills of lading, warrants, andother negotiable, transferable, or mercantile instruments;

(f) to subscribe for, either absolutely or conditionally, or otherwiseacquire and hold, shares, stocks, debentures, debenture stock orother securities or obligations of any other company;

(g) to invest the moneys of the Company not immediately required forthe furtherance of its objects in or upon such investments, securitiesor property as may be thought fit;

(h) to purchase, take on lease or in exchange, hire or otherwise acquireany real or personal property and any rights or privileges and toconstruct, maintain alter or develop any buildings;

(i) subject to Clause 5 hereof, to employ and pay solicitors and otherprofessional persons, workmen, clerks and other staff as arenecessary for the furtherance of the objects of the Company;

(j) to make payments towards insurance for any Director, officer,Independent Examiner or auditor against any liability as is referredto in Section 310(1) of the Companies Act 1985;

(k) to subscribe to, become a member of, or amalgamate with any otherorganisation, institution, society or body not formed or establishedfor purposes of profit (whether incorporated or not) whose objectsare wholly or in part similar to those of the Company and which byits constitution prohibits the distribution of its income and propertyamongst its members to an extent at least as great as is imposed onthe Company under or by virtue of Clause 5 hereof, and to purchaseor otherwise acquire and undertake all such part of the property,assets, liabilities and engagements as may lawfully be acquired orundertaken by the Company of any such organisation, institution,society or body;

(l) to do all or any of the things hereinbefore authorised in conjunctionwith any other organisation, institution, society or body with whichthe Company is authorised to amalgamate;

(m) to pay all or any expenses incurred in connection with thepromotion, formation and incorporation of the Company;

(n) to do all such other lawful things as are necessary for the attainmentof the above objects or any of them.

5 All assets of the Company shall be applied solely towards the promotionof its objects as set out herein, and no portion of such assets shall be paidor transferred, directly or indirectly, by way of dividend, bonus orotherwise howsoever by way of pure profit to members of the Company.


PROVIDED ALWAYS that nothing contained in this Memorandum ofAssociation shall prevent any payment being made by the Company ingood faith as follows:-

(a) as reasonable and proper remuneration to any member, Director,officer or servant of the Company for any services rendered to theCompany;

(b) as interest on money lent by any member of the Company or by anyDirector at a reasonable and proper rate per annum;

(c) of reasonable and proper rent for premises demised or let by anymember of the Company or any Director to the Company;

(d) of reasonable and proper fees, remuneration or other benefit inmoney or money's worth to any company of which a Director mayalso be a member; and

(e) to any Director of reasonable and proper out of pocket expenses(provided proper evidence of the payment of such expenses isprovided).

6 The liability of the members is limited.

7 Every member of the Company undertakes to contribute such amount asmay be required not exceeding £1 to the Company's assets if it should bewound up while he is a member, or within one year after he ceases to bea member for payment of the Company's debts and liabilities contractedbefore he ceases to be a member, and of the costs, charges and expensesof winding up, and for the adjustment of the rights of the contributoriesamong themselves.

8 If upon the winding up or dissolution of the Company there remains,after the satisfaction of all its debts and liabilities, any propertywhatsoever, the same shall not be paid to or distributed among themembers of the Company, but shall be given or transferred to some otherinstitution or institutions that promote chess, such institution orinstitutions to be determined by the members of the Company at orbefore the time of dissolution.

We, the subscribers to this Memorandum of Association, wish to be formed into aCompany pursuant to this Memorandum of Association.

Brian John Payne Maureen Anne Childs

1 High Street Mews 1 High Street MewsWimbledon Village Wimbledon VillageLondon SW19 7RG London SW19 7RGDated: 15 October 2005

Witness to the above signatures: Christopher Neil Childs

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105 Higher DriveBansteadSurrey SM7 1PS



ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF SURREY COUNTY CHESSASSOCIATION

INTERPRETATION

1.1 In these Articles:-

"the Act” means the Companies Act 1985, but sothat any reference to any provision ofthe Act shall be deemed to include areference to ny statutory modification orre-enactment of it for the time being inforce.

“the Annual Finance Meeting” means the General meeting at whichMembership Fees are determined inaccordance with Article 12.

“the Annual General Meeting” means the Annual General Meeting to beheld each year in accordance withArticle 9.1.

“the Annual League Composition Meeting” means the General Meeting of theCompany at which the composition ofthe Main League competition isdetermined in accordance with Article13.

“the Board” means the Board of Directors of theCompany, acting collectively.

“the Bye Laws” means Bye Laws made by the Companyin General Meeting pursuant to Article63.

“Club Member” means a Member of the division referredto in Article 4(3).

“Director” means a Director of the Company.“electronic communication” has the meaning given to it in the

Electronic Communications Act 2000.“Full Member” means a Member of the division referred

to in Article 4.2.“Main League” means the annual league organised by

the Company for competition betweenMember Organisations defined in Bye


Law 3.1.1(b).“Individual Member” means a Member of the class referred to

in Article 3(2).“Member” means member of the Company, and“membership” shall be construed accordingly.“Membership Fees” means the fees payable respectively by

Members pursuant to Article 8.1.“Member Organisation” means a Member of the class referred to

in Article 3(1) and the division referredto in Article 4.1.

“Representative Member” means an individual nominated to acton behalf of a Member Organisationpursuant to Article 3(1).

“SCCA” means the unincorporated associationknown as Surrey County ChessAssociation.

"the Seal" means the common seal of theCompany.

"the Secretary" means the person appointed to performthe duties of the Secretary of theCompany.

1.2 Expressions referring to writing shall, unless the contrary intentionappears, be construed as including references to printing, typewriting,lithography, photography, facsimile, e-mail and other modes ofrepresenting or reproducing words in a visible form.

1.3 Unless the context otherwise requires, words or expressions contained inthese Articles shall bear the same meaning as in the Act.

1.4 In these Articles “address” in relation to electronic communicationsincludes any number or address used for the purpose of suchcommunication.

OBJECTS

2 The Company is established for the objects expressed in theMemorandum of Association.

MEMBERS

3 The subscribers to the Memorandum of Association and such otherpersons admitted to membership in accordance with Article 6 shall bemembers of the Company. There shall be two classes of Members:

(1) Member Organisations, being chess clubs and other organisations,each of which shall nominate one, or where so entitled, more thanone individual as its Representative Member(s) to act on its behalf.A Representative Member shall be nominated or replaced by notice

in writing given to the Secretary signed by a senior officer of thebody appointing him.

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(2) Individual Members, being Full Members and Club Members.

Every Member shall either sign a written consent to become a member orsign the register of members on becoming a member, and in the case of aMember Organisation the written consent or the register of membersshall be signed by a Representative Member on its behalf.

4 There shall be the following divisions of members:

(1) Member Organisations;

(2) Full Members, currently being Vice Presidents (includingHonorary Life Vice Presidents) Life Members, Honorary LifeMembers and Individual Subscription paying members; and

(3) Club Members, being individual members of MemberOrganisations, who do not in that capacity pay subscriptions to theCompany.

A Member may belong to both the categories of Full Members and ClubMembers.

5. The divisions of members shall have the following class rights:

(1) A Member Organisation is entitled to nominate from its ownmembership the number of Representative Members equal to oneplus the number of teams accepted from that Member Organisationin the Main League of the Company’s Club Competitions at thepreceding Annual League Composition Meeting, each of whomshall be entitled to one vote at all General Meetings of theCompany in accordance with Article 25. The nominations shall bemade annually following the Annual League Composition Meetingby written list provided by the Member Organisation to theSecretary, and if any of its teams shall withdraw from the MainLeague, the number of Representative Members entitled to a votefrom the date of such withdrawal shall decrease by the number ofteams so withdrawing and it shall be presumed in the absence ofcontrary written instructions from the Member Organisation thatthe last name(s) on the original list shall lose the vote.

(2) Full Members and Club Members are entitled to attend all GeneralMeetings and to speak thereat, but subject to Article 27, shall notbe entitled to a vote at the same unless they are RepresentativeMembers. Individual Members shall also be entitled to play in theCompany’s Individual competitions.

6.1 Except as provided by Articles 6.2, 6.3 and 6.4 below, a Member may beadmitted to membership only by the Board on receipt of writtenapplication, and only after having deposited at the registered office of theCompany a written undertaking pursuant to Clause 7 of theMemorandum.


6.2 Every club affiliated to the SCCA, a Representative Member of which,by 30 June 2007 or such later date as may be specified by the Board, soapplies shall be admitted as a Member Organisation on the basis that anyaffiliation or competition entry fees paid to the SCCA shall be deemed tobe Membership Fees paid to the Company.

6.3 Every Full Member of the SCCA who, by 30 June 2007 or such laterdate as may be specified by the Board, deposits at the registered office ofthe Company a written undertaking pursuant to Clause 7 of theMemorandum shall become a Full Member on the basis that anymembership fees paid to the SCCA (whether before or after the date ofsuch deposit) shall be deemed to be Membership Fees paid to theCompany.

6.4 Every member of a Member Organisation who, by 30 June 2007 or suchlater date as may be specified by the Board, deposits at the registeredoffice of the Company a written undertaking pursuant to Clause 7 of theMemorandum shall become a Club Member.

6.5 Member Organisations shall submit a current list of their members to theSecretary as he may from time to time require.

7 A Member shall cease to be a Member:

(a) if the Member resigns by giving notice to the Company; or

(b) for an Individual Member, upon his death; or

(c) for a Member Organisation, upon its dissolution; or

(d) if any Membership Fee due to the Company remains outstandingfor more than three months unless the Board otherwise determines;or

(e) for a Club Member, if the relevant Member Organisation ceases tohold that status, unless the Member is also an Full Member or amember of another Member Organisation at the time of suchcessation; or

(f) if the Member is removed from membership by the Board inaccordance with Article 34.

MEMBERSHIP FEES

8.1 Membership Fees for Member Organisations and Full Members shall bedetermined annually at the Annual Finance Meeting, except for LifeMembers, Honorary Life Vice-Presidents and Honorary Life Memberswho shall pay no Membership Fee.

8.2 No Membership Fees shall be payable by the Directors in that capacity,but they shall not be entitled to be elected, re-elected, appointed or re-appointed unless they are Individual Members at the time of suchelection or appointment.

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GENERAL MEETINGS

9.1 Subject to the provisions of any elective resolution of the Company forthe time being in force and to Article 10.1 below, the Company shall:(a) in June of each year hold a General Meeting as its Annual General

Meeting; and(b) in August of each year hold a General Meeting as its Annual

Finance Meeting and its Annual League Composition Meeting;in addition to any other meetings in that year, and shall specify themeetings as such in the notices calling them.

9.2 General Meetings shall be held at such time and place as the Board shallappoint. All General Meetings other than Annual General Meetings,Annual Finance Meetings and Annual League Composition Meetingsshall be called Extraordinary General Meetings.

10.1 Annual Finance Meetings and Annual League Composition Meetingsshall not be held before the Company has acquired the undertaking of theSCCA.

10.2 In the year in which the Company acquires the undertaking of the SCCA,the decisions of the immediately preceding SCCA August CouncilMeeting as regards finance and league composition shall respectively bedeemed to have been taken by an Annual Finance Meeting and an AnnualLeague Composition Meeting held on that date. A team accepted into theSCCA's club competitions at that meeting shall remain eligible toparticipate after the transfer notwithstanding that the club concerned maynot yet have become a Member Organisation under Article 6.

11 At the Annual General Meeting, in addition to the usual business ofsame, the following business shall be transacted:

(a) The election of Directors who shall, unless the meeting resolvesotherwise, hold office until the end of the Annual General Meetingnext following; and

(b) The appointment of an Independent Examiner;

(c) Such other matters which are:

(i) proposed by or on behalf of the Board; or

(ii) proposed otherwise, in which case notice in writing must begiven to the Secretary by a Director or by two MemberOrganisations to arrive not later than 30 days before theAnnual General Meeting.

12 At the Annual Finance Meeting the following business shall betransacted:

(a) Presentation on behalf of the Board of the Company’s budget forthe year commenced on 1 May; and


(b) Determination of Membership Fees.

13 At the Annual League Composition Meeting the following business shallbe transacted:

(a) Acceptance of entries into the Company’s Club Competitions forthe following season; and

(b) Allocation of teams into the various divisions of the Main League.

14 An Extraordinary General Meeting may be convened by the Board as itthinks fit, and an Extraordinary General Meeting shall also be convenedon requisition by, or in default may be convened by, such RepresentativeMembers entitled to a vote as are required by Section 368(2) of the Act.If for a period of not less than 28 days there are not within the UnitedKingdom sufficient Directors capable of acting to form a quorum, anyDirector or any two Member Organisations may convene anExtraordinary General Meeting in the same manner as nearly as possibleas that in which meetings may be convened by the Board.

NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETINGS

15.1 Subject to Article 15.2 below, an Annual General Meeting and a generalmeeting called for the passing of one or more special resolutions shall becalled by twenty one clear days’ notice in writing at the least, and anyother general meeting shall be called by fourteen clear days' notice inwriting at the least. The notice shall be exclusive of the day on which itis served or deemed to be served and of the day for which it is given, andshall specify the place, the day and the hour of meeting and, in the case ofspecial business, the general nature of that business and shall be given inmanner hereinafter mentioned or in such other manner, if any, as may beprescribed by the Company in General Meeting, to such persons as areunder the Articles of the Company, entitled to receive such notices fromthe Company.

15.2 Notwithstanding that it is called by shorter notice than that specifiedArticle 15.1 above, a general meeting shall be deemed to have been dulycalled if it is so agreed:

(a) in the case of a meeting called as the Annual General Meeting, byall the Members entitled to attend and vote thereat; or

(b) in the case of any other meeting, by a majority in number ofMembers having a right to attend and vote at the meeting, being amajority together representing (subject to the provisions of anyelective resolution of the Company for the time being in force) notless than ninety five per cent of the total voting rights at thatmeeting of all the Members entitled to attend and vote thereat.

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of notice of a meeting by, any person entitled to receive notice shall notinvalidate the proceedings at that meeting.

17 The Secretary shall publish a register of voting entitlement for eachgeneral meeting which shall be sent out with the notice of the meeting.

PROCEEDINGS AT GENERAL MEETINGS

18 No business shall be transacted at any General Meeting unless a quorumof Members is present. Save as herein otherwise provided, any twelveRepresentative Members entitled to a vote present in person or by proxy,provided that they include members of at least three MemberOrganisations, shall be a quorum. If within half an hour from the timeappointed for the meeting a quorum is not present or if during a meetingsuch a quorum ceases to be present, the meeting, if convened upon therequisition of Members, shall be dissolved; in any other case it shallstand adjourned to such other day and at such other time and place as theBoard may determine.

19 The President, or failing him the Deputy President, shall preside aschairman at every General Meeting of the Company, or if he shall not bepresent within fifteen minutes after the time appointed for the holding ofthe meeting or is unwilling to act, those Representative Members presentin person or by proxy shall elect the chairman of the meeting.

20 The chairman may, with the consent of any meeting at which a quorum ispresent (and shall if so directed by the meeting), adjourn the meetingfrom time to time and from place to place, but no business shall betransacted at any adjourned meeting other than the business leftunfinished at the meeting from which the adjournment took place. Whena meeting is adjourned for thirty days or more, notice of the adjournedmeeting shall be given as in the case of an original meeting. Save asaforesaid, it shall not be necessary to give any notice of an adjournmentor of the business to be transacted at an adjourned meeting.

21 At any General Meeting a resolution put to the vote of the meeting shallbe decided on a show of hands unless a poll is (before or on thedeclaration of the result of the show of hands) demanded:-

(a) by the chairman; or

(b) by twelve Representative Members present in person or by proxy.

Unless a poll be so demanded, a declaration by the chairman that aresolution has on a show of hands been carried or lost, unanimously, orby a particular majority, together with an entry to that effect in the bookcontaining the minutes of proceedings of the Company, shall beconclusive evidence of the fact, without proof of the number orproportion of the votes recorded in favour of or against such resolution.

The demand for a poll may be withdrawn.


22 If a poll is duly demanded, it shall be taken in such manner as thechairman directs, and the result of the poll shall be deemed to be theresolution of the meeting at which the poll was demanded.

23 A poll demanded on the election of a chairman, or on a question ofadjournment, shall be taken forthwith. A poll demanded on any otherquestion shall be taken at such time as the chairman of the meetingdirects, and any business other than that upon which a poll has beendemanded may be proceeded with pending the taking of the poll. Voteson a poll shall be counted by tellers appointed by the meeting who maythemselves vote if so entitled. Tellers shall, unless directed otherwise bythe chairman, keep confidential the details of all votes cast except for thetotals thereof and shall at the end of the meeting deliver any ballot papersto the Secretary.

24 In the case of an equality of votes whether on a show of hands or on apoll the chairman shall be entitled to a casting vote in addition to anyother vote he may have.

VOTES OF MEMBERS

25 Only Representative Members may vote at General Meetings. EachRepresentative Member present in person or by proxy so entitled shall beentitled to one vote.

26 No Representative Member shall be entitled to vote at any GeneralMeeting unless all Membership Fees presently payable to the Companyby his nominating Member Organisation have been paid by the date onwhich the Secretary shall publish a register of voting entitlement for thatGeneral Meeting.

27.1 A Representative Member shall be entitled to appoint another member ofhis nominating Member Organisation as proxy to attend and vote insteadof him, but such appointee may act as proxy for only one RepresentativeMember at any meeting, including an adjournment thereof. A proxy shallbe valid only if the appointee is himself a Club Member at thecommencement of the meeting.

27.2 On a poll votes may be given either personally or by proxy.

28.1 The instrument appointing a proxy shall be in writing and signed by theappointor. Electronic communications shall not be valid for this purpose.

28.2 The instrument appointing a proxy shall be delivered at the meeting tothe Chairman of the meeting and an appointment of proxy which is not sodelivered shall be invalid.

28.3 An instrument appointing a proxy shall be in the following form or aform as near thereto as circumstances admit:-

SURREY COUNTY CHESS ASSOCIATION

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I, [name] being a Representative Member of the SurreyCounty Chess Association, hereby appoint [name] as myproxy to vote for me on my/our behalf at the GeneralMeeting of the Company to be held on [date] and at anyadjournment thereof.

Signed [date]

29 The instrument appointing a proxy shall be deemed to confirm authorityto demand or join in demanding a poll.

30 A vote given in accordance with the terms of an instrument of proxy shallbe valid notwithstanding the previous death or insanity of the principal orrevocation of the proxy or of the authority under which the proxy wasexecuted, provided that no intimation in writing of such death, insanity orrevocation as aforesaid shall have been received by the Company at itsregistered office before the commencement of the meeting or adjournedmeeting at which the proxy is used.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

31.1 Unless otherwise determined by ordinary resolution the number ofDirectors shall be subject to a maximum of seven persons but shall not beless than three. Subject to the provisions of Articles 8.2, 37, 40, 41 and42, all Directors shall be elected at an Annual General Meeting and shallhold office until the following Annual General Meeting.

31.2 The Directors shall be:

(a) The President

(b) The Deputy President

(c) The Treasurer

(d) The Administrative Director

(e) The Interclub Tournaments Director

(f) Two non-executive directors

31.3 No Director shall serve on the Board in more than one capacity. Noperson shall be capable of being appointed a Director unless at the timeof his appointment he has attained the age of 18.

BORROWING POWERS

32 The Board may exercise all the powers of the Company to borrowmoney, and to mortgage or charge its undertaking and its property, or anypart thereof, and to issue debentures, debenture stock and othersecurities, whether outright or as security for any debt, liability orobligation of the Company or of any third party subject to such consentsas may be required by law.


POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BOARD

33 The Company shall be managed by the Board, which may pay allexpenses incurred in promoting and registering the Company, and mayexercise all such powers of the Company as are not, by the Act or bythese Articles, required to be exercised by the Company in GeneralMeeting, subject nevertheless to the provisions of the Act, these Articlesand to such Bye Law, being not inconsistent with the aforesaidprovisions, as may be prescribed by the Company in General Meeting;but no Bye Law made by the Company in General Meeting shallinvalidate any prior act of the Board which would have been valid if thatBye Law had not been made.

34.1 Any Member may be removed from membership in accordance with thisArticle but by no other method.

34.2 A Member may be removed if, in the opinion of the Board, he has actedor has threatened to act in a manner which is substantially contrary to theinterests of the Company as a whole or if his conduct (whether as aMember or otherwise) is likely to bring the Company, or any or all of itsDirectors or Members into disrepute.

34.3 If at a meeting of the Board a resolution is passed to remove a Member,the Board must serve a notice on the Member stating that the Board hasresolved to invoke the provisions of these rules and giving a statement ofthe reasons for the Board's decision.

34.4 The notice to the Member must also give the member the opportunity tomake representations to the Board in writing or in person as to why heshould not be removed as a Member. The Board must consider anyrepresentations made by the Member and, if the representations are notmade by the Member at a Board meeting, the Board must consider therepresentations at the next Board meeting.

34.5 After the Board meeting at which the representations are considered, theBoard must serve a notice on the Member informing him of the decision.If the decision is to remove the Member, this must be reflected in theregister of Members as soon as reasonably practicable.

34.6 There will be no right of appeal from a decision of the Board to remove aMember. After the removal of the Member has been noted in the registerof members he will have no right to attend and vote at general meetingsof the Company and he will cease to be entitled to any other benefits ofmembership. He will not be entitled to a refund of any Membership Feepaid by him for his membership of the Company.

34.7 The Board's proceedings and the statement of reasons for removal will beconfidential and the Board must make no statement to the other Membersconcerning the Member's removal unless the Member himself chooses tomake public the issue of his removal, or to make it a matter of interest tothe Members as a whole.

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35 All cheques, promissory notes, drafts, bills of exchange and othernegotiable instruments, and all receipts for moneys paid to the Company,shall be signed drawn, accepted, endorsed or otherwise executed, as thecase may be, in such manner as the Board shall from time to time byresolution determine.

36 The Board shall cause minutes to be made in books provided for thepurpose:

(a) of all appointments of officers of the Company made or ratified bythe Board;

(b) of the names of the Directors and others present at each meeting ofthe Board and of any committee of the Board;

(c) of all resolutions and proceedings at all meetings of the Company,and of the Board and of committees of the Board.

37 A Director shall cease to be a Director:-

(a) if he resigns his directorship by giving notice to the Company;or

(b) if he dies, becomes bankrupt, becomes mentally incapable ofmanaging his own affairs, or is convicted of an indictableoffence for which he is sentenced to a term of imprisonment; or

(c) if he is removed by a simple majority of the RepresentativeMembers following the procedure laid down in Section 303 ofthe Act; or

(d) if he is disqualified under the Company DirectorsDisqualification Act 1986 or otherwise.

38 Provided he has declared his interest in accordance with Section 317 ofthe Act, a Director shall be entitled to vote in respect of any contract inwhich he is interested or any matter arising therefrom.

39 The Company may from time to time by ordinary resolution increase orreduce the number of Directors.

40 The Board shall have power at any time to appoint any person to be aDirector, either to fill a casual vacancy or as an addition to the existingDirectors, but so that the total number of Directors shall not at any timeexceed any maximum number fixed in accordance with these Articles.Any Director so appointed shall hold office only until the next followingAnnual General Meeting, and shall then be eligible for re-election. TheBoard shall also have power at any time to fill a casual vacancy arising inrespect of the Independent Examiner to hold office only until the nextfollowing Annual General Meeting.

41 The Company may by ordinary resolution, of which special notice hasbeen given in accordance with Section 379 of the Act, remove any


Director before the expiration of his period of office, notwithstandinganything in these Articles or in any agreement between the Company andsuch Director.

42 The Company may by ordinary resolution appoint another person inplace of a Director removed from office under Article 41. Withoutprejudice to the powers of the Board under Article 40, the Company inGeneral Meeting may appoint any person to be a Director either to fill acasual vacancy or as an additional Director.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD

43 The Board may meet (including meetings conducted by telephone andvideo conference) and may despatch business, adjourn, and otherwiseregulate their meetings, as it thinks fit. Questions arising at any meetingshall be decided by a majority of votes. In the case of an equality ofvotes the chairman shall have a second or casting vote. A minimum oftwo Directors may at any time, and the Secretary on the requisition of aminimum of two Directors shall, summon a meeting of the Board. Itshall not be necessary to give notice of a meeting of the Board to anyDirector for the time being absent from the United Kingdom.

44 The quorum necessary for the transaction of the business of the Boardshall be one half of its members. If during a meeting such a quorumceases to be present the meeting shall stand adjourned to such time andplace as the Directors shall determine.

45 The continuing Directors may act notwithstanding any vacancy in theirbody, but, if and so long as their number is reduced below the numberspecified by Article 31.1 as the minimum number of Directors, thecontinuing Director or Directors may act for the purpose of increasingthe number of Directors to that number, or of summoning a GeneralMeeting of the company, but for no other purpose.

46 The President, or failing him the Deputy President, shall preside aschairman of the Board but if at any meeting he is not present within fiveminutes after the time appointed for holding the same, the Directorspresent may choose one of their number to be chairman of the meeting.

47 The Board may delegate any of its powers to committees consisting ofone or more members of their body as it thinks fit, with power also toappoint non Board members. Any committee so formed shall in theexercise of the powers so delegated conform to any regulations that maybe imposed on it by the Board and shall report all acts and proceedings tothe Board as soon as reasonably practicable. The Board may overrule adecision of such committee, and may at any time dissolve suchcommittee, or remove or replace any of its members, provided that thecommittee includes at least one Board member at all times.

48 A committee may elect a chairman of its meetings; if no such chairman iselected, or if at any meeting the chairman is not present within five

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minutes after the time appointed for holding the same, the memberspresent may choose one of their number to be chairman of the meeting.

49 A committee may meet and adjourn as it thinks proper. Questions arisingat any meeting shall be determined by a majority of votes of the membersof the committee present, and in the case of an equality of votes thechairman of the committee shall have a second or casting vote.

50 All acts done by any meeting of the Board or of a committee of theBoard, or by any person acting as a Director or member of a committeeof the Board, shall notwithstanding that it be afterwards discovered thatthere was some defect in the appointment of any such Director ormember of a committee of the Board, or that they or any of them weredisqualified, be as valid as if every such person had been duly appointedand was qualified to be a Director or member of a committee of theBoard.

51 A resolution in writing, signed by all the Directors for the time beingentitled to receive notice of a meeting of the Board, shall be valid as if ithad been passed at a meeting of the Board duly convened and held.

SECRETARY

52 Subject to Section 13(5) of the Act, the Secretary shall be appointed bythe Board for such term at such remuneration and upon such conditionsas the Board may think fit; and any Secretary so appointed may beremoved by it.

53 A provision of the Act or these Articles requiring or authorising a thingto be done by a Director and the Secretary shall not be satisfied by itsbeing done by or to the same person acting both as a Director and as, orin place of the Secretary.

THE SEAL

54 If the Company has a seal the Board shall provide for its safe custody andit shall only be used by the authority of the Board or of a committee ofthe Board authorised by the Board in that behalf, and every instrument towhich the seal shall be affixed shall be signed by a Director and shall becountersigned by the Secretary or by a second Director or by some otherperson appointed by the Board for the purpose.

ACCOUNTS

55 The Board shall cause accounting records to be kept in accordance withthe provisions of the Act.

56 The accounting records shall be kept at the registered office of theCompany or, subject to the provisions of the Act, at such other place orplaces as the Board thinks fit, and shall at all reasonable times be open tothe inspection of the Directors.


57 The Board shall from time to time determine whether and to what extentand at what times and places and under what conditions or regulationsthe accounts and books of the Company or any of them shall be open tothe inspection of Members not being Directors, and no Member (notbeing a Director) shall have any right of inspecting any account or bookor document of the Company except as conferred by statute or authorisedby the Board or by the Company in General Meeting.

58 Subject to the provisions of any elective resolution of the Company forthe time being in force, the Board shall from time to time in accordancewith the provisions of the Act, cause to be prepared and to be laid beforethe Company in General Meeting such profit and loss accounts, balancesheets, group accounts (if any) and reports as are referred to in thoseprovisions.

59 Subject to the provisions of any elective resolution of the Company forthe time being in force, a copy of every balance sheet (including everydocument required by law to be annexed thereto) which is to be laidbefore the Company in General Meeting, together with a copy of theIndependent Examiner’s report, and Board's report, shall not less thantwenty one days before the date of the meeting be sent to every Memberof the Company and any other person entitled to receive notice ofGeneral Meetings of the Company. The accounting information to begiven to the Members pursuant to this Article may be given usingelectronic communication to an address for the time being notified forthat purpose by the person entitled to the information.

NOTICES

60 Any notice to be given to or by any person pursuant to these Articles(other than a notice calling a meeting of the Directors) shall be in writingor shall be given using electronic communication to an address for thetime being notified for that purpose to the person giving the notice.

61 Notice of every General Meeting shall be given in any mannerhereinbefore authorised to:-

(a) each Representative Member and each Full Member, exceptthose Members who have not supplied to the Company anaddress within the United Kingdom for the giving of notices tothem;

(b) the secretary of each Member Organisation.

No other person shall be entitled to receive notices of General Meetings.

DISSOLUTION

62 Clause 8 of the Memorandum of Association relating to the winding upand dissolution of the Company shall have effect as if the provisionsthereof were repeated in these Articles.

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BYE LAWS

63.1 The Company in General Meeting may from time to time make, add to,alter and repeal such Bye Laws as it may deem necessary or expedient orconvenient for the proper conduct and management of the Company.

63.2 The Company shall adopt such means as it deems sufficient to bring tothe notice of Members of the Company all such Bye Laws which so longas they shall be in force, shall be binding on all Members of theCompany, provided nevertheless, that no Bye Law shall be inconsistentwith, or shall affect or repeal anything contained in, the Memorandum orArticles of Association of the Company.

63.3 Changes to Bye Laws governing the Company’s competitions shall notbe effective as regards a competition already in progress. For thispurpose, the Company’s Club Competitions are deemed to havecommenced at the conclusion of the preceding Annual LeagueComposition Meeting.

INDEMNITY

64.1 Every Director or other officer or Independent Examiner of the Companyshall be indemnified out of the assets of the Company against all losses orliabilities which he may sustain or incur in or about the execution of theduties of his office or otherwise in relation thereto, including any liabilityincurred by him in defending any proceedings, whether civil or criminal,in which judgment is given in his favour or in which he is acquitted or inconnection with any application under Section 727 of the Act in whichrelief is granted to him by the Court, and no Director or other officershall be liable for any loss, damage or misfortune which may happen toor be incurred by the Company in the execution of the duties of his officeor in relation thereto, but this Article shall only have effect in so far as itsprovisions are not avoided by Section 310 of the Act.

64.2 The Directors shall have power to purchase and maintain for anyDirector, officer or Independent Examiner of the company insuranceagainst any such liability as is referred to in Section 310(1) of the Act.



BYE LAWS OF SURREY COUNTY CHESS ASSOCIATION

INDEX

These Bye Laws contain:

1 General Bye Laws;

2 Bye Laws applicable to all competitions;


3 Bye Laws applicable to Club Competitions;

4 Bye Laws as to trophies and other prizes;

[5 Bye Laws as to elections.]1

In these Bye Laws:

· “Articles” shall mean the Articles of Association of theCompany, and the term “Article” shall be construedaccordingly except where the context otherwise requires;

· the expressions defined in the Articles shall have themeanings therein ascribed to them;

· “Laws of Chess” shall mean the FIDE Laws of Chesscurrently in force;

· “Club Competition” shall have the meaning given in ByeLaw 3.1.1; and

· “Club” shall mean a Member Organisation accepted intoone of the Company’s Club Competitions pursuant to ByeLaw 3.1.2.

1 Amended on 22 June 2008 at the AGM.

BYE LAWS

WHEREAS Article 63 gives power to the Company in GeneralMeeting to make Bye Laws, the following were made at anExtraordinary General Meeting of the Company held on 20 April 2007[and amended at the Annual General Meetings of the Company heldon 16 June 2007 and 22 June 2008]1.


GENERAL BYE LAWS

1.1 Fees for Member Organisations

The Treasurer shall by 31 October issue to each MemberOrganisation an invoice in respect of its Membership Fees forthe current financial year. Payment received by 30 Novembershall entitle such Member Organisation to a discount of 5%,but payment received after 31 January shall incur a 10%surcharge.

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1.2 Smoking

Smoking shall not be permitted at any event organised bythe Company, including General Meetings, Board meetings,Committee meetings and home county matches.

BYE LAWS APPLICABLE TO ALL COMPETITIONS

2.1 Controllers

2.1.1 The Interclub Tournaments Director shall be the controllerfor Club Competitions. The Board shall appointControllers for other competitions as required. All chess-related matters and disputes arising in any of theCompany’s competitions shall be dealt with by the relevantController.

2.1.2 The Controller of a competition may in the course of hisduties under Bye Law 2.1.1 above impose administrativepenalties in respect thereof, including loss of the game, lossof match or game points and exclusion from thecompetition. Where such penalties are imposed, theController may also adjust the score of the opposing side ifappropriate.

2.1.3 Without prejudice to any action taken under Bye Law 2.1.2above, the Controller of a competition may also report aMember or other participant to the Board for misconduct inrelation thereto.

2.2 Laws of Chess

The whole of play in these competitions shall be governedby the Laws of Chess, as amended by these Bye Laws. InClub Competitions a copy of the Laws of Chess, togetherwith a copy of these Bye Laws, shall be made available bythe home team for consultation if required.

2.3 Play

Except where otherwise provided in these Bye Laws, allgames shall be played over the board and only one gamemay be played by any player in any one match. Where


digital clocks are offered, either player may insist on theuse of an analogue clock.

2.4 Points

Won games and matches in all competitions shall count onepoint, and drawn games and matches half a point.

2.5 Juniors

Juniors are defined as under 18 years of age on the previous1 September.

2.6 Gradings

The gradings to be used for the purpose of any competitionshall be those in the list in force at the commencement ofthat competition. Where an inactive player is not in thatlist, but was included in a list published within thepreceding four years, his grade shall be taken as the mostrecent published grade, reduced by 5 points for eachintervening year, unless in special circumstances therelevant Controller decides otherwise. All availableinformation will be used for a player without an ECF gradewho has been active elsewhere.

2.7 Playing strength

[In determining]1 which of two players is the stronger, aplayer whose grade (Standard or Rapidplay as appropriatefor the competition) exceeds that of another by more than10 points (20 if either player be a junior) shall be treated asthe stronger.


2.8 Mobile telephones

Notwithstanding Article 12.2b of the Laws of Chess, itshall be permitted to bring mobile phones into a playingvenue, provided that they be switched off or in silent mode,and that they be used or answered only outside the playingarea.

Note This rule does not override the provision for the loss of the game by a

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player whose mobile phone rings during play, or who uses a mobile phonein the playing area.

2.9 Appeals

2.9.1 Any appeal against a Controller's action (or refusal to act)under Bye Laws 2.1.1 and 2.1.2 above shall be referred tothe Chess Disputes Committee, which shall be convened asrequired by a Director nominated by the Board for thispurpose.

2.9.2 The appeal shall be heard by a panel comprising at leastfive members of the Chess Disputes Committee appointedby the nominated Director, to include as far as possible atleast two qualified arbiters and three experienced players.No person involved in a particular appeal, nor any memberof a Club so involved, may sit on the panel.

2.9.3 The chairman of the panel shall notify in writing asappropriate the Controller and other interested parties of anappeal. The chairman of the panel shall arrange a meetingof the panel to discuss the matter within six weeks. Allinterested parties shall be given two weeks’ written noticeof the meeting, and shall be entitled to attend to giveevidence. The panel may request written evidence fromany individual or Club, and may invite them to appear inperson.

2.9.4 The panel may confirm or vary the ruling of the Controller,but no administrative penalty imposed by the panel shallexceed those available to the Controller under Bye Law2.1.2 above.

2.9.5 All parties shall be notified in writing of the decisionwithin seven days of the meeting.


BYE LAWS APPLICABLE TO CLUB COMPETITIONS

3.1 Tournaments

3.1.1 Club Competitions shall comprise:(a) Alexander Cup and Lauder Trophy;(b) Surrey Trophy (division I), Beaumont Cup (division

II), Ellam Trophy (division III), Centenary Trophy(division IV) and Minor Trophy (division V)(collectively known as “the Main League”)

(c) Stoneleigh Trophy and Ellery Williams MemorialTrophy

[(d) Fred Manning Trophy]1.


3.1.2 Applications to play in any of the Club Competitions maybe made by any Member Organisation. For the MainLeague, such applications shall be made to the Controllerby the preceding Annual General Meeting for considerationat the Annual League Composition Meeting preceding theseason. For all other competitions, such applications shallbe made to the Controller before these events areconsidered at a fixtures meeting to be held in Septemberpreceding the season. The relevant meeting shall have thepower to accept or reject any application, and in the case ofthe Main League, to decide in which division each teamshall play: however, normally, the top two teams indivisions II-V will be promoted to the next higher division,and the bottom two teams in divisions I-IV will berelegated to the next lower division. Any division of theMain League may be organised into sections if the AnnualLeague Composition Meeting so decides.

3.1.3 The Club represented by the winner of the top divisionshall be the Champion Club of Surrey. The winners ofeach division shall hold the appropriate trophy for thefollowing season.

3.2 Eligibility

3.2.1 A Club may be represented in Club Competitions only by

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its members A player who represents a Club in a ClubCompetition may also represent another Club in a differentdivision in the same competition. Where a player elects toplay for two Clubs, both must notify the Controller beforethe first match played by either.

3.2.2 Any Club entering two or more teams in [divisions I – IVof]2 the Main League shall, before playing its first match,submit to the Controller a list of nominated players for each[such]2 team other than the lowest.

The number of players to be nominated for a team shall beone fewer than the number of players specified in Bye Law3.3.1 below for that team. A Club may include among itsnominated players only those members who will beavailable to play for the Club during the season. Playersnominated for a team and any stronger players shall beineligible to play for any lower team. Subject to this, aplayer may play in any team. [Any nominated players whohave failed to appear in a league match by 31 Decembershall be replaced by eligible players who have alreadyplayed league matches during the season. This procedureshall continue until the Club has nominated sufficientplayers. If a nominated player is transferred in this way toa higher team, the resulting gap in nominations must befilled with another eligible player. Also at 31 December, ifa new member has joined a Club after nominations weresubmitted, and has already played, this new member maybe nominated for the appropriate team, and othernominations amended accordingly. Any games alreadyplayed by such players will remain valid. Any changes innominations must be approved by the Controller.]1

1 Amended on 16 June 2007 at the AGM.2 Amended on 22 June 2008 at the AGM.

3.2.3 Only players graded under 125 and eligible ungradedplayers shall be permitted to play in the Minor Trophy.[No player may play for more than one team in the MinorTrophy.]1

[Only players graded under 90 and eligible ungraded


players may play in the Fred Manning Trophy. No playermay play for more than one team in the Fred ManningTrophy.]1

An eligible ungraded player shall be one who can be shownto be currently playing within the stipulated grade or forwhom prior consent has been obtained from the Controller.


3.2.4 In Club Competitions team members shall play indescending order of playing strength. A stronger playerplaying on a lower board than a weaker player (see ByeLaw 2.7) shall be ineligible, but this shall not apply inrespect of bona fide substitutes added to the team after thecommencement of play.

3.2.5 If an ineligible player plays in any match against an eligibleopponent, the game shall be recorded as a loss for theineligible player and a win for the opponent, and one pointshall also be deducted from the score of the team whichincluded the ineligible player. If two ineligible players playeach other, the game shall be recorded as a loss for bothplayers and each team shall also have one game pointdeducted from its score in that match. However,deductions under this paragraph shall not reduce a team’sscore in a match to below zero.

3.3 Team Members

3.3.1 Numbers of Boards

The number of players in each match shall be: ten in the Alexander Cup eight in divisions I and II of the Main League; seven in division III of the Main League; six in the Lauder Trophy and divisions IV and V of theMain League; and four in the [Fred Manning Trophy,]1 Stoneleigh andEllery Williams Memorial Trophies.

If a team is short of the required number of players for amatch, the default(s) shall be on the bottom board(s).

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3.3.2 Penalty Points

In the Main League only, defaults on boards other than thebottom board(s) shall score penalty points in the same ratioas board count, i.e. 2 points for the penultimate board, 3points for the next higher board and so on. For eachcomplete 10 penalty points a team will be penalised a halfmatch point at the end of the season. If a player named onthe team sheet arrives later than 30 minutes after the start ofthe match, without previously having been substituted,penalty points shall not be applied. Double defaults willnot attract penalty points.

3.4 Arrangement of Matches

3.4.1 Each team in the Main League and the Stoneleigh andEllery Williams Memorial Trophies shall play one or twomatches (as decided by the Meeting at which entries areaccepted) with every other team in the same competition orplaying in the same division or preliminary section. Thesematches for each team in each section or division shall beplayed between 1 October and 30 April, and shall bedistributed approximately evenly over the period. In thecase of a competition played in sections, the sectionwinners shall play off as may be directed by the Controller.

3.4.2 Competing Clubs shall agree the place, date and time foreach match, and shall give such particulars to the Controllernot later than seven days after the September fixturesmeeting held for this purpose. If a Club is not representedat the September fixtures meeting, any of its matches notalready arranged shall be played as directed by theController.

3.4.3 A match may be rearranged by agreement between the twomatch captains. The new arrangements must be notified tothe Controller by 14 days from the original date or 7 daysfrom the rearrangement, whichever is the earlier. Failure tomeet this deadline shall render the offending Club liable toa fine as determined by the Annual Finance Meeting from


time to time.

3.4.4 A match may be postponed without the agreement of theopposing match captain only because of disruption topublic transport (due to strikes, etc.) or bad weather (fog,snow, etc.). Match captains should report immediately tothe Controller if a match is postponed for such reasons, andthey should rearrange the fixture as quickly as possible.

Note The amount of a fine under Bye Law 3.4.3 is currently £3.00.

3.5 Starting a Match

3.5.1 At or before the agreed time (which shall not be later than7.40 pm [in the Main League, [the Fred Manning Trophy,the Alexander Cup and the Lauder Trophy]2, and 8.00pm inthe Stoneleigh and Ellery Williams Memorial Trophies]1,but may be earlier by mutual consent), the match captainsshall exchange lists of players and shall draw for colour,the winner taking white on the odd-numbered boards andblack on the even-numbered. If a team captain or hisdeputy is not present at the agreed time, then the opposingteam captain shall be deemed to have won the toss.

1 Amended on 16 June 2007 at the AGM.2 Amended on 22 June 2008 at the AGM.

3.5.2 All clocks shall be started at the agreed time. In the eventof any delay by the home team in starting a match, the timelost shall be borne on the home team's clocks.

3.5.3 After 30 minutes from the time agreed for the start of amatch, a team shall score a win for each player whoseproper opponent is still absent, unless another player haspreviously been substituted.

3.6 Time Limits and Unfinished Games

All games must be played to a finish or for at least 2 hours40 minutes. Clocks must be used. The time limits shall be:

(a) In the Main League and the Lauder Trophy - one of thefollowing: where an unfinished game is to be adjudicated at

the end of the first session: 35 moves in the first 1¼

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hours, followed by 7 moves in each subsequent ¼hour;

where an unfinished game is to be adjourned to asecond session: 35 moves in the first 1¼ hours,followed by 28 moves in the next hour, then 7moves in each subsequent ¼ hour;

where a quickplay finish is adopted: 30 moves inthe first hour, then all the remaining moves in 20minutes, or such longer time as is available in theagreed playing session. Alternatively, where digitalclocks are being used, players may, by mutualagreement, start with 1¼ hours for all moves withthe addition of 10 seconds per move.

Games played after 1 May in a season shall bequickplay finish only. For other games, clocks shallbe set for the time limit applicable to adjudication,unless and until an alternative finish is adopted. Thevisiting player shall offer before his first move at leasttwo alternatives of game finish method fromadjudication, adjournment or quickplay. The homeplayer shall before his next move select from thoseoffered.

A visiting player failing to make an appropriate offershall be deemed to have offered all three methods.Should the home player fail to select a game finishmethod, the visiting player may do so. If neitherplayer specifies a game finish method, the game shallbe subject to adjudication. If a player’s opponent isnot present at the relevant time, the offer or selectionmay be made in writing. Players shall inform theirrespective match captains of the game finish methodduring the playing session.

In games to be adjourned if unfinished, when time iscalled, the player having the move shall seal his moveand hand it to his opponent to hold until the


resumption. Except in the case of a blind or disabledplayer whose opponent has not offered adjudication,the visiting player has choice of venue.

The second session of an adjourned game shall beplayed within 28 days. Any player who fails to arriveat the venue of the second session within 30 minutesof the time agreed for play to commence shall lose thegame. The second session must be played to a finishor for at least two and a half hours. After the secondsession unfinished games shall be adjudicated.

(b) In the Stoneleigh Trophy - all moves in ½ hour.

(c) In the Ellery Williams Memorial Trophy - all moves in1 hour.

(d) In the Alexander Cup - 30 moves in the first hour, thenall the remaining moves in 20 minutes, or such longertime as is available in the agreed playing session.

[(e) In the Fred Manning Trophy – all moves in 65minutes.]1


3.7 Results and Adjudications

3.7.1 The full score of the match, marking those games whichhave been adjourned to a second session and, in default ofan agreed result, the position of all other games unfinishedwhen time is called, shall be sent by both Clubs to reach theController within 14 days of the match. For gamesadjourned to a second session, results and any positions foradjudication shall be submitted to the Controller within 14days of that second session. Each Club shall make a claim(win or draw) in respect of each position sent foradjudication. A player or Club may submit brief analysis.For each position, the Club the claim of which is not upheldshall pay an adjudication fee, as determined by GeneralMeeting from time to time. Failure to meet these deadlinesshall render the offending Club liable to a fine asdetermined by the Annual Finance Meeting from time to

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time. Claims for a draw in a game with a quickplay finishmay be made following the same procedure as foradjudicated games (except that a completed gamescoresheet must be submitted when the claim is based onthe opponent’s lack of progress).

3.7.2 Any team in the Main League which submits more thanfive unsuccessful adjudication claims in a season shall paya surcharge fee, as determined by The Annual FinanceMeeting from time to time in respect of each unsuccessfuladjudication claim after the fifth.

3.7.3 A Club may appeal against the adjudicator's decision onany position. An appeal must be sent to the Controllerwithin 21 days of the notification of the decision. It mustbe accompanied by five diagrams of the position in dispute,together with analysis claiming to refute the verdict of theadjudicator. One copy shall be sent to the originaladjudicator, who may uphold the appeal. Failing this, theoriginal adjudicator and the opposing Club shall be given14 days within which to submit analysis. The position,together with all analyses, will then be considered by fouradditional adjudicators nominated by the Controller, andthe majority decision shall be final. If the appeal is notupheld, the appellant Club shall pay an appeal fee, asdetermined by the Annual Finance Meeting from time totime.

Notes The amount of the adjudication fee is currently £7.50.The amount of the appeal fee is currently £15.00.The amount of a fine under this Bye Law is currently £3.00.

Appendix D of the 2005 FIDE Laws of Chess(Quickplay finishes where no arbiter is present in thevenue) reads:

Where games are played as in Article 10, a playermay claim a draw when he has less than two minutesleft on his clock and before his flag falls. Thisconcludes the game.

He may claim on the basis


a. that his opponent cannot win by normal means,and/or

b. that his opponent has been making no effort towin by normal means.

In (a) the player must write down the final positionand his opponent verify it.

In (b) the player must write down the final positionand submit an up-to-date scoresheet. The opponentshall verify both the scoresheet and the final position.

The claim shall be referred to an arbiter whosedecision shall be the final one.

3.8 Alexander Cup and Lauder Trophy

3.8.1 The Alexander Cup and the Lauder Trophy shall be playedon the knockout principle. The rounds shall be played asdirected by the Controller. Unless otherwise agreed, thefirst session of each match other than the final shall beplayed at the headquarters of the Club drawn to play athome. The final shall be played at a venue agreed by thetwo finalists. If the finalists cannot agree, the Controllerwill determine the date and venue.

3.8.2 In the Lauder Trophy, [the sum of the grades of all theplayers in a team shall not exceed 720]1, and 14 daysinstead of 21 shall be allowed for an appeal against anadjudication in any round up to and including the semi-final. For ungraded players, eligibility shall be decided bythe Controller, to whom any doubts about eligibility shouldbe referred.


3.8.3 If in a match, the scores are level, a decision shall bereached by board count, and if there is still a tie, bycancelling the score from the bottom board upwards oneboard at a time until a definite result is obtained. If allgames are drawn, the team with black on the top board willbe declared the winner.

3.9 League Positions

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3.9.1 The finishing positions for each competition or division inthe Main League and the Stoneleigh and Ellery WilliamsMemorial Trophies which is not split into sections shall bedetermined by the number of match points and, if these areequal, by the number of game points. [Failing this, theresult of the direct match(es) between the tied teams shalldetermine which finishes higher. Where a further tie breakis required, board count and bottom board elimination (theaggregate where appropriate) shall apply.]1


3.9.2 For a competition or division which is split into sections,the section positions shall be determined as describedabove; the competition or division shall then be won by thewinners of the final match between the section winners (ifthat match is drawn then a decision shall be reached byboard count, and if there is still a tie, by cancelling thescore from the bottom board upwards one board at a timeuntil a definite result is obtained). If all games are drawn,the team with black on the top board will be declared thewinner.

3.10 Stoneleigh and Ellery Williams Memorial Trophies

3.10.1 No player may play for more than one team in a season ineither of these competitions, but this shall not prevent aplayer from playing in both competitions. Grades usedshall be Rapidplay grades for players with a category A-DRapidplay grade: otherwise, Standard grades shall be used.

3.10.2 In the Stoneleigh Trophy, the sum of the grades of all theplayers in a team shall not exceed [700]1, the grades ofungraded players and defaults being deemed to be the meanof the grades of the other players in the team for thispurpose. For each 25 points or part thereof by which thesum of a team’s grades is in excess of this limit, one halfgame point shall be deducted from that team’s match scoreand added to its opponent’s, up to a maximum of the gamepoints actually scored by the offending team in the match.There will be two games played for each board in a match,


the second game being played with colours reversed.Teams may make any number of substitutions for thesecond game in a match.


3.10.3 In the Ellery Williams Memorial Trophy, the player onboard 1 must not be graded above 140 and the other playersmust not be graded above 115. For ungraded players,eligibility shall be decided by the Controller, to whom anydoubts about eligibility should be referred.

BYE LAWS AS TO TROPHIES AND OTHER PRIZES

Trophies and prizes will be maintained for competitions as follows:

4.1 Club Competitions(a) Alexander Cup and Lauder Trophy;(b) Surrey Trophy (division I), Beaumont Cup (division

II), Ellam Trophy (division III), Centenary Trophy(division IV) and Minor Trophy (division V);

(c) Stoneleigh Trophy and Ellery Williams MemorialTrophy;

[(d) Fred Manning Trophy]1.

4.2 Individual tournaments(a) Challenge Cup;(b) Slater-Kennington Cup;(c) Felce Cup; and(d) Wernick Cup.

4.3 Junior individual tournaments(a) Michell Memorial Trophy;(b) Elaine Saunders Cup;(c) Ann Hopton Trophy;(d) Kim Williams Trophy; and(e) Frank Winter Trophy.

4.4 Other tournaments(a) Individual postal championship;(b) Rodney James Cup; and(c) Thorp Trophy.

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4.5 Best game prizes

A prize will be offered annually to Members in each ofthe following, if games of sufficient merit are submitted:(a) County Matches;(b) County Correspondence Matches;(c) Club Competitions;(d) County Individual Competitions;(e) County Individual Postal Competitions; and(f) Surrey Congress.

The winner of the overall best game prize will receive theFrank Parr Memorial Prize.

The scores of games (not more than one from each playerin each section) must be sent in duplicate to theAdministrative Director, to arrive by 31 July.


[BYE LAWS AS TO ELECTIONS

5.1 This Bye Law regulates the election of the Directors.

5.2 All nominations must be received by the Secretary not later than 30days before the Annual General Meeting for a candidate to be eligiblefor election.

5.3 Each candidate must be either:

(a) a retiring Director seeking re-election to the same position; or(b) a nominee of the Board; or(c) a nominee of a Director; or(d) a nominee of two Members

5.4 The names of all candidates duly nominated not later than 30 daysbefore the Annual General Meeting shall appear on the Agenda,indicating the Directorship for which they are nominated and whereapplicable the name of their nominees.

5.5 Candidates complying with 5.4 above may supply to the Secretary anelection address not exceeding 500 words in length, which theCompany shall at its own expense without any amendment (save inrespect of material judged by the Secretary to be defamatory) circulatewith the Agenda.

5.6 The candidate receiving the greatest number of votes shall be declaredelected, unless votes for “none of the candidates” exceed that number,


in which case the Chairman shall declare that “this Directorshipremains vacant” and the matter shall be referred to the Boardpursuant to Article 40.

5.7 In the case of the election of Non-Executive Directors, the twocandidates receiving the greatest number of votes shall be declaredelected, unless votes for “none of the candidates” exceed the votesfor the highest placed candidate, in which case the Chairman shalldeclare that “both these Directorships remains vacant” and thematter shall be referred to the Board pursuant to Article 40.

5.8 If two or more candidates have the same number of votes, and suchnumber is not exceeded by the number of votes for “none of thecandidates”, then the Chairman of the meeting shall – and may notdecline to – exercise a casting vote.]1


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