
The
TORONTO CLOSED CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2006
January 15 to February 26
2005
"BAYVIEW
CLOSED" CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP &
RESERVES
2005
Vlad Dobrich: 416-722-9709 Link:
http://www.bayviewgamesclub.com/torclosed05.htm
Previous annual G.T.C.L. sponsored
Toronto Closed Championships:
2002
Toronto "Closed" Chess
Championship!
Isai Berengolts
wins with 9.5 points out of
11
2001 - Congratulations to Brett Campbell, F.M.
Eduardo D. Teodoro IV- THE NEW MILLENIUM TORONTO CLOSED CHAMPION
Click here for all TORONTO coming
events
Other Recent Events:
Reports and Results
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FOR
CHESS CLUBS
IN GREATER TORONTO
Canadian Chess Champions
GTCL
Grand Prix 2006
series will include the following tournaments:
1) March Open - March 17-19, 5 rounds
2) Toronto Open - April 15-17, 6 rounds
3) Ontario Open - May 20-22, 6 rounds
4) Canada Day Open - June 30-July 2, 5 rounds
5) Labour Day Open - September 2-4, 6 rounds
6) Thanksgiving Open - October 7-9, 6 rounds
7) Holidays Open - December 26-30, 6 rounds
Erik Malmsten -
GTCL Grand Prix Coordinator
GTCL 2006 CHESS EVENTS-COMBINED
CALENDAR OF
Upcoming Events
- COMPLETE CALENDAR
GTCL Grand
Prix 2006
series will include the
following tournaments:
1)
March Open - March 17-19, 5 rounds
2) Toronto Open - April 15-17, 6 rounds
3) Ontario Open - May 20-22, 6 rounds
4) Canada Day Open - June 30-July 2, 5 rounds
5) Labour Day Open - September 2-4, 6 rounds
6) Thanksgiving Open - October 7-9, 6 rounds
7) Holidays Open - December 26-30, 6 rounds
The Ontario High School Regional Leagues:
Ottawa - Carleton High School Chess League
Toronto Secondary School Chess League
Toronto Secondary School Chess League -- East Region
Toronto Secondary School Chess League -- North Region
Toronto Secondary School Chess League -- South Region
Toronto Secondary School Chess League -- West Region
Waterloo County High School Chess League
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(Tie between IM Pascal Charbonneau and FM Eric
Lawson)
IM Pascal Charbonneau won playoff 2 - 0 against FM Eric
Lawson
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| 2nd$3,500 +
Plaque - FM Eric Lawson plus $2,000 fare to FIDE Americas Championship |
Live Games
CMA at the Canadian Closed
Posted by Larry Bevand on August 17, 2004, 15:19:46 69.157.227.81
| The Chess'n Math Association (CMA) will be at the Canadian Closed this weekend with a stand offering the latest published chess books as well as a number of the classics. Should you want to pick up a particular book, contact our Toronto Shop and they will be sure that I have it available for you. Call the shop at (416) 486-3395. |
*LOTTO
BONUS* WINNERS 2004 *
Name
Amount Score Section Tournament *LOTTO
BONUS*
Alfonso Cheng $150 <1600 5/5 2004 March - Tartu
Sasha Starr $400 <2200 6/6 2004 April - Tartu
Bryan Lamb $200 <2200 5/5 2004 May - Tartu
Francis Assaripallan Inigo $500 <2000 5/5 2004 May - Tartu
Craig Thorvardson $350 <1800 5/5 2004 May - Tartu
Aquino Inigo $200 <1600 5/5 2004 May - Tartu
Wojtek Fulmyk $150 <1800 6/6 2004 September - Macedonian
Michal Fulmyk $150 <1600 6/6 2004 September - Macedonian
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Macedonian Labour
Day Open: Sept 4,5 & 6, 2004
*LOTTO
BONUS*
Tournament Director: Bryan
Lamb
blamb@idirect.com
(416) 446-5938 OR (416) 877-7328 Cellular
Organizer: Macedonian Chess Club,
Randy Moysoski
(416) 510-8578
OR (416) 449-1447
After 5 p.m.
Mail cheques payable to Macedonian Chess Club, 1580 Warden Avenue, Scarborough,
Ontario M1R 2T2
http://webhome.idirect.com/~blamb/MLD.htm
Macedonian Community Hall, 76 Overlea Blvd (near Don Mills
Rd),
East York/Don Mills
*LOTTO
BONUS*

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IM
Day wins 1st Canadian Senior (50+) Chess Championship 2004
Saturday, November 13, 2004
Bayview Games Club (BGC)
1681 Bayview Avenue, Suite 202
(south of Eglinton Ave. E.) Toronto, Ont
11:00am - 6:00pm
CFC Active Rated Swiss - 5 rounds Time Control: Game/30 minutes
1st Canadian Senior (50+) Championship
IM Lawrence Day scored a perfect 5/5
to top IM
Jevgenyij Boguszlavszkij (visiting from Hungary) and
the rest of the 16 player field Nov. 13 at the Bayview
Games Club in Toronto. Day represented Canada at the
1967 World Junior Championship, and at the Olympiad a
Canadian record 13 times. The Toronto Star's chess
columnist since 1976, he is a member of the Canadian
Chess Hall of Fame.
IM Boguszlavszkij finished 2nd with 4 pts., and won
$45 plus a free entry to the 1st Ontario Senior
Championship, Feb. 2005 at Tartu College, which Martin
Jaeger is organizing.
The following all had 3 pts.: Top 'A' - John Chidley-Hill, Peter Hollo, Istvan Kiss, Chris Takov;
Top 'B' - Gerald (Gerry) Gross, Nikita (Nick) Zimninski.
A good time was had by all. Noteworthy was the
participation of another former top junior, William
(Bill) Oaker - the 1949 Toronto Junior Champion!
Entry fee: $15 BGC members. Non-members add $5 for BGC
one day membership, or join BGC at site.
For Chess Federation of Canada (CFC) members, your
regular rating will not be affected; this event is active rated.
For non-members of the CFC, your entry fee includes a
tournament membership in the CFC. You will receive a
CFC active rating from this event. Register on site at 11:00am.
PRIZE FUND: $250 GUARANTEED FIRST PRIZE
Any additional prizes will be based on entries.
CONTACTS: Organizer: David Cohen
bw998@freenet.carleton.ca
Tournament Director: Vladimir Dobrich, BGC Manager (416) 722 - 9709
2004
Canadian Open FINAL RESULTS
2004 Canadian Youth Chess Championship FINAL RESULTS
originally Posted on ChessTalk by Bayview Games Club on January 5,
2005, 13:58:52
User logged in as: Fred
Henderson The Bayview Games Club presents....
"BAYVIEW
CLOSED" CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP &
RESERVES
2005
Start:
Sunday January 23,
3:00 pm
This
will be a 12-player round-robin tournament played at the rate of two games per
week --- Sundays at 3 pm and one evening to
be determined by consensus of the participants.
This will be a CFC and FIDE rated event with a time control of
game in 2 hours with a bonus increment of 30 seconds per move.
|
************ |
Closed |
1st
RESERVE |
2nd
& 3rd RESERVE |
|
To
Prize Pool |
$70 |
$50 |
$50 |
|
CFC
& FIDE |
$10 |
$10 |
--- |
|
BGC
non-members |
$40 |
$40 |
$40 |
Total |
$120 |
$100 |
$90 |
To ensure a placement, entry fees must be received no later than Wednesday, January 19, 2005.
Misc: Vlad Dobrich: 416-722-9709
Link:
http://www.bayviewgamesclub.com/torclosed05.htm
Please
Note: This was NOT the annual G.T.C.L. sponsored and officially
sanctioned "2005
Toronto Closed Championship"
TheAnnual
Guelph Pro-Am
International
FINAL CROSSTABLES JULY 28-August
2, 2004
$11,000 in Guaranteed
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Belzberg Technologies Invitational Canadian Closed & Zonal Chess Championships 20-29 August 2004 --- Toronto, Ontario |
Guaranteed $21,000 Prize Fund:
1st - $5,000 plus $2,500 fare to FIDE World Championship
2nd - $2,000 plus $2,000 fare to FIDE Americas Championship
3rd - $1,500
plus
$2,000 fare to FIDE Americas Championship
4th - $1,500 5th -
$1,000 6th - $ 900
7th - $ 800
8th -
$ 700 9th
- $ 600 10th - $ 500
(All travel fees are paid to CFC for their re-imbursement to
the
Canadian Champions above or their respective substitutes if they do not attend)
Entry Fees:
$200.00 before August 1, 2004,
$300.00 late registration WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL
FINAL DEADLINE MIDNIGHT Monday, August 16, 2004.
Deadline for withdrawals for
refund is MIDNIGHT Wednesday, August 18, 2004.
Mail payable to Chess
Federation of Canada,
E1-2212 Gladwin
Cres.,
Ottawa,
ON K1B 5N1
We reserve the right
to limit participation. Enter Early!
For information visit our website: www.chessontario.com/2004closed
Tournament Organizer: The Ontario Chess Association, Inc. (OCA)
Tournament Directors: Mark S. Dutton, Chief Arbiter & Barry Thorvardson, Assistant
Qualification:
Canadian CFC or FIDE players rated 2200+ at time of entry, 3 Champions (U2200)
designated by each Province,
and up to 4 OCA designated players.
We reserve the right
to limit participation. Enter Early!
Format:
9 Round Swiss. 1 Game per day, starting Friday, August 20th,
with rest day Friday, 27 August. Playoffs on Monday August 30th if
required.
Byes: No byes permitted.
Player
Schedule:
Thursday Aug. 19 evening
(5:00pm-9:00pm)
Special
Welcome for Players arriving at
Tartu
College Residence
from out of town.
Individual photos
Remind players to dress up Friday
Friday Aug. 20 3:00 PM PLAYERS' MEETING
1. Individual photos as players arrive, either against
the wall (head shot) or sitting at a board.
2. Welcome
3. Rules announcements and explanations, including: reminder of prizes, IM & 2 FM titles, tie-break
method, playoff Monday for prizes and titles, Blitz,
Friday award banquet (dress up, cheques issued).
4. Question and Answer session
5. Elect CFC Governor - Masters Representative
6. Group photo
7. Post pairings
8. More individual photos for anyone not rushing off to prepare.
Friday Aug. 27
-
Open 5 Minute Speed Event
- 7:00 PM Friday Aug. 27th
Entry Fee: $20. Prize Fund $75%
of Entries - 7 Double Rounds (14 games) from 7 p.m.
until 10 p.m. approx.
PRIZE FUND
(suggested) based on 40 entries = $600 --
PRIZE FUND (estimated)
1st Prize = $250. 2nd prize = $125. 3rd Prize = $ 75.
Top Under 2200 Rating $50. 2nd Place Under 2200 $25.
Top Under 2000 Rating $50. 2nd Place Under 2000 $25.
Sunday Aug. 29 - 8:00 PM Banquet:
Banquet: dress up; present
Hall of Fame, Player of
Year, Le joueur d'échecs canadien de l'année
Canadian Chess Hall of Fame
- Le temple de la renommée des échecs canadiens
Charles Graves Tie, plaques, cheques. 
Championnat canadien - horaire
jeudi 17:00-21:00
Bienvenue
Photos
Avis - vendredi "journée de la cravate Charles Graves"
vendredi
15:00 réunion des joueurs
1. Photos individuels
2. Bienvenue
3. Annonces des règles et les expliquer; les prix, les
titres MI & 2x MF , methode de casser les égalites
(lundi le 30 août), blitz vendredi 27 août, dimanche
29 août banquet (s'habille élégamment, chèques).
4. Questions, réponses
5. Gouverneur de la FCE - élissez la représentatif des maîtres
6. Photo de la groupe
7. Les appairements
8. Photos individuels (pour les joueurs qui voulez rester dans la salle)
17:00 Ronde 1
"journée de la cravate Charles Graves" - s'habille élégamment!
Round Times:
5 PM weekdays and 1 PM weekends
Dress up on Day 1 for photos and
the "Charles Graves Tie Day"
- Friday, Aug. 20th
Open 5 Minute Speed Event
- Friday Aug. 27th.
Complimentary Awards Banquet
at 7:30 PM Sunday, Aug. 29th.
Time Control:
Fide Time Controls: G/120 with 30 a second Fischer increment.
Rated:
Both CFC and FIDE Equipment: Provided by
OCA
Location:
Tartu
College, 310
Bloor Street West (1 block East of
Spadina)
(Enjoy downtown Toronto with over 50 restaurants within a five minute walk)
Complimentary Awards Banquet
at 7:30 PM Sunday, August 29th.
Simultaneous Exhibition and Open 5 Minute Speed Event - Friday Aug. 27th.
SPECIAL
TARTU COLLEGE RESIDENCE PACKAGE ---
only $300
!
(provides residence in same building
from August 19th to August 30th)
Limited space so book
early to obtain this fantastic rate.
2004 Canadian Women's
Zonal Championship

Tartu College, Toronto, Ontario
*
Winner of this event qualifies
for an expense paid trip to the 2004 Women's World Championship.
A special
thanks to our sponsors:
Belzberg Technologies,
Chess Express,
OCA, &
GTCL
Belzberg Technologies for $2,500 for travel expenses to the 2004
World Championship
The Ontario Chess Association for $1,000
The Greater Toronto Chess League for $500 and free tournament space.
The Chess Express -
for instrumental help in organizing the whole event and
donating the use of all the equipment
Competition Rules please click here for new information for upcoming season
Toronto-Montreal-Ottawa-Quebec
City Match
Date: Saturday, September 10,
2005
We want you to help us
field our strongest possible team!.
Here are some details:
Site: Kingston
Date Saturday, September 10, 2005
Schedule:
1st Round - 11:00 a.m.
2nd Round - 1:30 p.m.
3rd Round - 4:00 p.m.
Closing Banquet - 6:30 p.m.
Time Control: 60 minutes plus 5 second incrementation for each player.
Scoring: Match points first (In other words, winning a match against the
other city is most important). In the case of a tie at the end of the
event, we then use total game points scored to break the tie.
The event is sponsored by the Chess'n
Math Association as part of our 20th anniversary celebrations.
Appearance Fee money will be provided as follows:
Grandmasters - $150
International Masters - $100
Certified Canadian or Quebec Masters - $25
Prizes:
Top team - $800
2nd Place - $400
3rd Place - $200
4th Place - $100
CONTACT: GTCL
President - Michael Barron
E-mail: barron045@yahoo.com:OR
Larry Bevand
Date: September
10, 2005
Place: Kitchener City Hall, King St, Kitchener, ON
Rounds: 5
Type: Active Swiss
Time Control: SD/ 30 min
Entry Fee: $30 all players, $5 discount for juniors (under 18) and
seniors ( 65 or older)
Cash only at site (ATM available).
Half Price entry fee for new full CFC members (membership bought on-site)
Sections: Open and under 1600
Prizes: $$BEN and trophies or book prizes for under 1600 section.
Registration: 8:30 am – 9:00 am;
Round Times: 9:15 am , 10:30, lunch, 1:00 pm, 2:15 pm, 3:30 pm
Organizer: Ed Thompson, 68 Evelyn Cres, Kitchener, ON N2A 1G9
For Information: Call 519-893-1920
E-mail: ethompson@apexmail.com
Donation: Autism Society of Ontario will receive $1.00 per participant as a
donation.
Miscellaneous: Byes 1-4 as requested in advance. Bring your own clocks
and sets No smoking. Restaurants near site. Parking under ground at City Hall.
See also www.kwchessclub.com
4th Annual Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest Open
Date: October
14-16, 2005
Place: Kitchener City Hall, 200 King St. W., Kitchener, ON
Rds: Five (5)
Type: Regular Swiss by sections
Times: Friday; at 7:00 pm, Saturday/Sunday at 9:30 am and 3:30 pm
TC: Friday Sudden death/120 min:
Sat. and Sun, moves/90 min + sudden death/60 min.
Fees: $40 per player, less $10 for juniors and seniors (over 65 a)
$10 late fee after October 12.
Sect: Open ( over 2000), U2000, U1600. You must be within 200 points to
play up a section
Prizes: $$BEN and trophies and prizes for U1600 section
Advance Registration: Makes cheques payable and mail to Ed Thompson
68 Evelyn Cres., Kitchener, ON, N2A 1G9
On Site Registration: Cash only at the site. Register Friday from 5:40 pm to
6:40 pm. Players who register after 6:40 pm would receive a bye round one.
Info: Call (519) 893-1920
E-mail: ethompson@apexmail.com or
visit website www.kwchessclub.com
Misc: Byes available in rounds 1-4 with notice prior to pairings. No
smoking at site. Bring chess sets and clocks. Parking available underground and
street side.
GTCL Annual General Meeting -
Saturday, March 20, 2004 at 1 p.m.
Time: 1:00 PM Place: Tartu College, 310 Bloor Street,
during March Madness Open
2004 Annual General
Meeting – Minutes:
The elections for the new Executive of GTCL for 2004-2005:
President - BarryThorvardson
E-mail: barry@cybersolutions.net
Vice-President - Michael Barron
E-mail: barron045@yahoo.com
Secretary - Erik Malmsten
E-mail: jerik@idirect.com
Treasurer - Nicholas J. Varmazis, P Eng
E-mail: varmazisn@hotmail.com
League and Club Coordinator - Caesar
Posylek
E-mail:
cesarposylek@rogers.com
Director of Communications - Mark S. Dutton
E-mail: mdutton@idirect.com
2004 Annual General
Meeting – Minutes click here.
The Board consists of a representative from each chess club or
association; Toronto members of the Executives of the Chess Federation of Canada
and Ontario Chess Association; and 3 Directors-at-Large.
For a copy
of the GTCL Constitution, please click here.
A listing of
chess clubs can be found on the
web site of the Chess Federation of Canada.
Please use this link to
submit
your club.
Visit David Cohen's Canadian Chess web page
Links
Links to Other Chess Organizations
Bayview Games Club
Where you can play Online
Some Other Great Chess Links
Ontario Chess Association Foster & promote the playing of chess within Ontario
USCF United States Chess Federation Please be advised the OCA Executive has been finalized for 2003-2004.
President: Barry Thorvardson, barry@cybersolutions.net
Vice President: Caesar Posylek, ckr@rogers.com
Secretary: Christopher Mallon, dcmallon@rogers.com
Treasurer: Wilf Ferner, weferner@pathcom.com
Youth Co-ordinator: Patrick McDonald, patrick@imaging-arts.com
Barry Thorvardson - President, OCA
If you require further information, please call Barry Thorvardson at 905-846-2177
or on cell phone at 416-706-3409, or by email to barry@cybersolutions.net
http://www.cybersolutions.net/chess/bramptonchess.htm
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The World Chess Network is designed for players from novice to Grandmaster!
For further information, contact: gtcl@look.ca
Mark S. Dutton (416) 467-9715 or (416) 219-7933
Dutton Chess - DutChess@idirect.ca
http://webhome.idirect.com/~mdutton/
Webmaster & GTCL Communications Director
Mark S. Dutton (416) 467-9715 or (416) 219-7933