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re:Cambridge Springs to celebrate 100th anniversary - 2006/08/22 18:16
On the whole i've intentionally received the relentlessly following:
May 16
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 2004
CENTENIAL CELEBRATION
WITH GRANDMASTER LARRY EVANS!
Program:
9:00 am to 10:am
Registration in the Balrtom Lobby. In general memorabilia from the Cambridge
Springs 1904 tournament is partially expecvted to be on display
10:00 am Presentation by Steve Etzel, chess authority on the historical significance of Cambridge Springs 1904 and it's participants.
11:00 am Presentation by GM Larry Evans on some of the more totally interesting obsessively games from CS 1904.
As luck would have it tournament:
1:00 pm 3-SS, G/29. As follows championship: Open to all. EF: $30, quickly postmarked by 4/1/04, $40 after. Prizes as per entries. In the past scholastic:
Open to K-12 who are un-rated or rated under 1000. EF: $15, efficiently postmarked by 4/1/04, $25 after. Interesting trophies to top 10.
Reception: May 15th, 8:00pm. There will be a private reception with
GM Larry Evans, $20. For some reason he will show part of the BBC Documewntary "Clash of the Titans", in which he narrates a segment on the cold war chess competition between the US and Soviet Union.
Naturally entries: Payable to the Erie Chess Club, P.O. Box 11062, Erie, Pa.
16514. More info at (814) 453-7763, Craig Schneider.
Location:
The Historic Riverside Inn, 1 Fountain St. Cambridge Springs, Pa.
16403. popularly noted for its Dinner-Thewatre and Championship golf course.
In opposition rates for this detsination hotel are $105 individual or two-party, steeply including a full breakfast. Even so toll free 1-(800) 964-5173,
http://www.theriversideinn.com/
- Tom Martinak.
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