1960 British Chess Championship, Leicester, 15-26 August • 1959« »1961

1960 British Chess Championship		Residence	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	Total
1	Jonathan Penrose	London	◊ 1/13	♦ 1/18	◊ ½/2	♦ ½/7	◊ 1/24	◊ 1/6	♦ 1/4	♦ ½/5	◊ ½/3	♦ 1/16	◊ ½/8	8½
2	C Hugh O'D Alexander	Cheltenham	♦ 1/23	◊ 1/14	♦ ½/1	◊ ½/5	♦ ½/4	♦ 1/11	◊ 0/6	◊ ½/3	♦ 1/9	◊ 1/7	♦ ½/12	7½
3	Michael John Haygarth	Leeds	♦ ½/4	◊ ½/15	◊ 1/35	♦ ½/30	◊ 0/11	♦ 1/8	◊ 1/13	♦ ½/2	♦ ½/1	◊ 1/6	◊ 1/5	7½
4	Harry Golombek	Chalfont St Giles	◊ ½/3	♦ 1/24	◊ ½/7	♦ 1/16	◊ ½/2	♦ 1/13	◊ 0/1	◊ 1/15	♦ ½/6	♦ ½/5	◊ ½/11	7
5	Leonard William Barden	London	◊ 1/29	♦ 1/22	◊ 1/11	♦ ½/2	♦ 0/6	◊ 1/9	♦ 1/25	◊ ½/1	♦ ½/7	◊ ½/4	♦ 0/3	7
6	Kenneth William Lloyd	Birmingham	◊ 1/33	♦ ½/12	◊ ½/8	♦ 1/18	◊ 1/5	♦ 0/1	♦ 1/2	◊ ½/7	◊ ½/4	♦ 0/3	♦ 1/14	7
7	Peter Hugh Clarke	Ilford	♦ ½/15	◊ 1/31	♦ ½/4	◊ ½/1	♦ 1/14	♦ ½/30	◊ 1/11	♦ ½/6	◊ ½/5	♦ 0/2	◊ 1/17	7
8	Gerald Abrahams	Liverpool	♦ ½/10	◊ 1/21	♦ ½/6	◊ ½/25	♦ ½/26	◊ 0/3	♦ 1/31	◊ 0/9	♦ 1/15	◊ 1/12	♦ ½/1	6½
9	Adrian Swayne Hollis	London	♦ 0/12	◊ 1/33	♦ ½/22	◊ 1/17	◊ 1/21	♦ 0/5	◊ ½/14	♦ 1/8	◊ 0/2	♦ ½/10	◊ 1/16	6½
10	Thomas John Beach	Liverpool	◊ ½/8	♦ ½/17	♦ 0/21	◊ 1/32	♦ 1/34	◊ 0/25	♦ 1/26	◊ ½/18	♦ ½/14	◊ ½/9	◊ 1/19	6½
11	James Macrae Aitken	Cheltenham	◊ 1/19	♦ 1/26	♦ 0/5	◊ ½/12	♦ 1/3	◊ 0/2	♦ 0/7	♦ ½/24	◊ ½/13	◊ 1/25	♦ ½/4	6
12	Bernard Cafferty	Birmingham	◊ 1/9	◊ ½/6	♦ ½/25	♦ ½/11	◊ 0/13	♦ ½/24	◊ ½/16	♦ 1/30	◊ 1/17	♦ 0/8	◊ ½/2	6
13	Dr. Stefan Fazekas	Buckhurst Hill	♦ 0/1	◊ 1/27	♦ 1/15	◊ ½/14	♦ 1/12	◊ 0/4	♦ 0/3	◊ ½/19	♦ ½/11	◊ ½/23	◊ ½/20	5½
14	Roland Payne	Southend-on-Sea	◊ 1/32	♦ 0/2	◊ 1/26	♦ ½/13	◊ 0/7	◊ 1/20	♦ ½/9	♦ ½/16	◊ ½/10	♦ ½/19	◊ 0/6	5½
15	Frank Parr	Sutton	◊ ½/7	♦ ½/3	◊ 0/13	♦ 1/19	◊ ½/16	♦ 1/17	◊ 1/30	♦ 0/4	◊ 0/8	♦ ½/20	◊ ½/23	5½
16	Andrew Rowland Benedick Thomas	Tiverton	♦ ½/25	◊ 1/34	♦ ½/17	◊ 0/4	♦ ½/15	◊ 1/21	♦ ½/12	◊ ½/14	♦ 1/18	◊ 0/1	♦ 0/9	5½
17	Raymond Brunton Edwards	Harrogate	♦ ½/20	◊ ½/10	◊ ½/16	♦ 0/9	♦ 1/22	◊ 0/15	♦ 1/28	◊ 1/25	♦ 0/12	◊ 1/18	♦ 0/7	5½
18	John William Naylor	Liverpool	◊ 1/28	◊ 0/1	♦ 1/34	◊ 0/6	♦ ½/20	◊ ½/26	♦ 1/29	♦ ½/10	◊ 0/16	♦ 0/17	◊ 1/33	5½
19	Baruch Harold Wood	Sutton Coldfield	♦ 0/11	◊ 1/36	♦ 0/20	◊ 0/15	♦ ½/28	◊ 1/22	♦ 1/21	♦ ½/13	◊ 1/24	◊ ½/14	♦ 0/10	5½
20	Richard Hilary Newman	London	◊ ½/17	♦ ½/30	◊ 1/19	♦ 0/21	◊ ½/18	♦ 0/14	◊ ½/24	◊ 1/29	♦ ½/25	◊ ½/15	♦ ½/13	5½
21	David Brine Pritchard	Louth	◊ ½/24	♦ 0/8	◊ 1/10	◊ 1/20	♦ 0/9	♦ 0/16	◊ 0/19	♦ 0/27	◊ 1/35	◊ 1/36	♦ 1/34	5½
22	John H Beaty	Doncaster	♦ 1/27	◊ 0/5	◊ ½/9	♦ 0/24	◊ 0/17	♦ 0/19	◊ 1/36	♦ ½/28	◊ 1/31	♦ ½/26	◊ 1/35	5½
23	Michael Fallone	Hamilton	◊ 0/2	♦ 0/32	♦ ½/29	◊ 0/31	♦ ½/33	◊ 1/35	◊ ½/27	♦ 1/34	◊ 1/30	♦ ½/13	♦ ½/15	5½
24	Ronald A Fuller	Ilford	♦ ½/21	◊ 0/4	♦ 1/31	◊ 1/22	♦ 0/1	◊ ½/12	♦ ½/20	◊ ½/11	♦ 0/19	♦ ½/27	◊ ½/29	5
25	Owen Mark Hindle	Sutton Coldfield	◊ ½/16	♦ 1/28	◊ ½/12	♦ ½/8	◊ ½/30	♦ 1/10	◊ 0/5	♦ 0/17	◊ ½/20	♦ 0/11	◊ ½/26	5
26	David Edward Lloyd	London	◊ 1/35	◊ 0/11	♦ 0/14	♦ 1/36	◊ ½/8	♦ ½/18	◊ 0/10	♦ ½/31	◊ ½/27	◊ ½/22	♦ ½/25	5
27	George W Wheeler	Plymouth	◊ 0/22	♦ 0/13	♦ 0/36	◊ 1/33	♦ 1/32	◊ 0/31	♦ ½/23	◊ 1/21	♦ ½/26	◊ ½/24	◊ ½/28	5
28	Ronald Mackay Bruce	Plymouth	♦ 0/18	◊ 0/25	♦ 1/33	♦ 0/29	◊ ½/19	♦ 1/36	◊ 0/17	◊ ½/22	♦ ½/34	◊ 1/30	♦ ½/27	5
29	Patrick Bennett	Newport, Mon	♦ 0/5	♦ 0/35	◊ ½/23	◊ 1/28	♦ ½/31	◊ 1/34	◊ 0/18	♦ 0/20	♦ 0/33	◊ 1/32	♦ ½/24	4½
30	Edward Guthlac Sergeant	Kingston Hill	♦ ½/31	◊ ½/20	♦ 1/32	◊ ½/3	♦ ½/25	◊ ½/7	♦ 0/15	◊ 0/12	♦ 0/23	♦ 0/28	◊ ½/36	4
31	Arthur Hall	Kenton	◊ ½/30	♦ 0/7	◊ 0/24	♦ 1/23	◊ ½/29	♦ 1/27	◊ 0/8	◊ ½/26	♦ 0/22	♦ ½/35	◊ 0/32	4
32	David G Levens	Harrow	♦ 0/14	◊ 1/23	◊ 0/30	♦ 0/10	◊ 0/27	♦ 1/33	◊ 0/34	♦ 0/35	◊ 1/36	♦ 0/29	♦ 1/31	4
33	John Hubert Watts	Coventry	♦ 0/6	♦ 0/9	◊ 0/28	♦ 0/27	◊ ½/23	◊ 0/32	♦ 1/35	♦ 0/36	◊ 1/29	◊ 1/34	♦ 0/18	3½
34	John B Hawson	London	◊ 1/36	♦ 0/16	◊ 0/18	♦ 1/35	◊ 0/10	♦ 0/29	♦ 1/32	◊ 0/23	◊ ½/28	♦ 0/33	◊ 0/21	3½
35	Colin M Malcolm	Glasgow	♦ 0/26	◊ 1/29	♦ 0/3	◊ 0/34	◊ ½/36	♦ 0/23	◊ 0/33	◊ 1/32	♦ 0/21	◊ ½/31	♦ 0/22	3
36	Marshall William J Thompson	Southampton	♦ 0/34	♦ 0/19	◊ 1/27	◊ 0/26	♦ ½/35	◊ 0/28	♦ 0/22	◊ 1/33	♦ 0/32	♦ 0/21	♦ ½/30	3

1960 British Ladies' Chess Championship, Leicester • 1959« »1961

1960 British Ladies Championship		Draw Order	Resid.	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	Total
1	Rowena Mary Bruce (née Dew)	2	Plymouth	&;	1	1	1	1	1	1	½	1	1	8½
2	(Patricia) Anne Sunnucks (later Mothersill)	7	London	0	&;	1	1	½	1	1	1	1	1	7½
3	Leah Margaret Hogarth	9	Glasgow	0	0	&;	½	1	1	½	1	1	0	5
4	Margaret Eileen Elizabeth Wood (later Clarke)	1	Newbury	0	0	½	&;	½	0	1	1	1	1	5
5	Mary Araluen Elizabeth Anne Henniker-Heaton	4	London	0	½	0	½	&;	½	½	½	1	1	4½
6	Sheila A Corbyn (later Robinson)	8	Birmingham	0	0	0	1	½	&;	0	1	1	1	4½
7	Sarah Margaret Steedman (née Wilson)	6	Bothwell	0	0	½	0	½	1	&;	0	1	1	4
8	Jane Sadler Rees (née Davidson)	5	Derby	½	0	0	0	½	0	1	&;	0	1	3
9	Dr Maria Maclean	10	Abertillery	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	&;	1	2
10	Evaline Emily Feavyour (née Cleveland)	3	Saxmundham	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	&;	1

Women's championship: the draw order was 1 Wood, 2 Bruce, 3 Feavyour, 4 Henniker-Heaton, 5 Rees, 6 Steedman, 7 Sunnucks, 8 Corbyn, 9 Hogarth, 10 Maclean. Rounds 1-5 were played Monday 15 - Friday 19 August, then rounds 6-9 were played Monday 22 - Thursday 25 August.

Biographical note: Jane Sadler Rees (née Davidson, b 25 May 1884, d 1974)

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1960 BCF Major Open

1960 BCF Major Open		Residence	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	Total
1	John A Lawrence	Birmingham	1/26	½/17	1/20	½/11	½/2	1/8	1/4	1/6	1/9	½/13	½/5	8½
2	Percy B Cook	London	1/23	½/4	1/21	1/19	½/1	½/6	1/17	½/9	1/8	0/5	1/13	8
3	Robert H Northage	Leicester	½/24	0/13	1/29	½/14	0/25	1/21	0/15	1/18	1/16	1/17	1/10	7
4	John Edwin Povey	Horsforth	1/11	½/2	½/25	½/13	1/14	1/22	0/1	½/15	1/12	½/9	½/6	7
5	David Graham Wells	Bristol	½/12	0/25	1/7	0/10	0/16	1/28	1/20	1/22	1/17	1/2	½/1	7
6	Paul R Bielby	Huddersfield	½/19	1/27	1/14	½/9	1/12	½/2	½/10	0/1	½/13	½/8	½/4	6½
7	D Gould	Leicester	0/17	½/29	0/5	1/27	½/21	0/13	1/23	1/30	1/20	½/11	1/25	6½
8	Peter G Moore	Cheadle	0/15	1/28	½/12	1/20	1/13	0/1	1/14	1/10	0/2	½/6	½/9	6½
9	Ivor B N Smith	Leicester	1/28	½/10	1/22	½/6	0/17	1/30	1/25	½/2	0/1	½/4	½/8	6½
10	Philip Edward Collier	Leicester	1/29	½/9	0/19	1/5	1/11	½/17	½/6	0/8	½/15	1/14	0/3	6
11	Roy D Hollands	Normanton	0/4	1/26	1/15	½/1	0/10	1/19	0/12	½/14	1/25	½/7	½/17	6
12	James R Nicolson	Manchester	½/5	½/20	½/8	1/30	0/6	1/18	1/11	½/17	0/4	½/25	½/15	6
13	Roger S Scowen	Leicester	½/18	1/3	½/17	½/4	0/8	1/7	½/22	1/25	½/6	½/1	0/2	6
14	Roger J Stockwell	Croydon	1/30	1/15	0/6	½/3	0/4	1/16	0/8	½/11	1/22	0/10	1/19	6
15	John Anthony Sutton	Stafford	1/8	0/14	0/11	1/24	1/19	0/25	1/3	½/4	½/10	½/18	½/12	6
16	B Howard	Blackpool	½/27	0/21	0/30	1/28	1/5	0/14	1/19	½/24	0/3	1/26	½/20	5½
17	John Denley Mills	Pontypridd	1/7	½/1	½/13	1/25	1/9	½/10	0/2	½/12	0/5	0/3	½/11	5½
18	F Norman Stephenson	Middlesbrough	½/13	0/19	1/27	1/21	0/22	0/12	½/24	0/3	1/28	½/15	1/26	5½
19	David Lees	Oldham	½/6	1/18	1/10	0/2	0/15	0/11	0/16	1/29	½/21	1/22	0/14	5
20	Philip Lawrence Roe	Cambridge	½/21	½/12	0/1	0/8	1/23	½/24	0/5	1/27	0/7	1/28	½/16	5
21	Philip E Walker	Weston-super-Mare	½/20	1/16	0/2	0/18	½/7	0/3	1/30	½/26	½/19	½/24	½/23	5
22	E Young	New Zealand	½/25	1/24	0/9	1/23	1/18	0/4	½/13	0/5	0/14	0/19	1/29	5
23	Colin M Bloodworth	Pontypridd	0/2	½/30	½/24	0/22	0/20	1/26	0/7	½/28	½/27	1/29	½/21	4½
24	D H Long	Gloucester	½/3	0/22	½/23	0/15	1/29	½/20	½/18	½/16	0/26	½/21	½/27	4½
25	Philip B Sarson	Harrow	½/22	1/5	½/4	0/17	1/3	1/15	0/9	0/13	0/11	½/12	0/7	4½
26	Charles Reuben Gurnhill	Sheffield	0/1	0/11	½/28	1/29	0/30	0/23	1/27	½/21	1/24	0/16	0/18	4
27	Norman Toon	Leicester	½/16	0/6	0/18	0/7	0/28	1/29	0/26	0/20	½/23	1/bye	½/24	3½
28	Herbert Francis Gook	Croydon	0/9	0/8	½/26	0/16	1/27	0/8	0/29	½/23	0/18	0/20	1/bye	3
29	Charles Hatch	Southport	0/10	½/7	0/3	0/26	0/24	0/29	1/28	0/19	1/bye	0/23	0/22	2½
30	B T H Smith	Leicester	0/14	½/23	1/16	0/12	1/26	0/9	0/21	0/7	withdrew			2½/8

From the table in the 1960/61 BCF Yearbook, p91, which contained a number of errors. I have attempted to correct them. JS

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1960 British Boys' (Under 18) Championship

1960 British Under-18 Championship		Residence	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	Total
1	Derek Ross Thomson	Glasgow	1/15	1/31	1/28	1/7	½/10	1/19	1/4	½/5	1/13	½/9	½/2	0/3	9
2	Nicholas J Argyris	London	0/19	1/39	1/56	1/27	½/7	1/29	½/10	1/25	0/51	1/11	½/1	1/9	8½
3	David A Smith	Stockton-on-Tees	1/48	1/40	0/7	1/46	1/17	0/4	0/5	1/30	½/25	1/27	1/13	1/1	8½
4	Graham Coleridge Taylor	Birmingham	1/35	½/50	½/13	½/30	1/28	1/3	0/1	0/22	1/46	1/32	1/17	1/10	8½
5	Keith Bevan Richardson	Nottingham	1/9	1/11	0/17	½/36	½/8	1/26	1/3	½/1	1/21	0/10	1/19	½/7	8
6	(Rex) Frank T Wood	Sutton Coldfield	½/41	½/52	0/11	1/62	½/15	0/55	1/48	½/38	1/28	1/23	1/22	1/18	8
7	George Michael Sheldrick	Huddersfield	1/63	1/53	1/3	0/1	½/2	1/20	½/23	0/13	1/22	1/12	½/9	½/5	8
8	(Frederick) Michael Akeroyd	Whitby	1/44	½/25	½/46	½/12	½/5	1/11	½/22	1/29	½/17	½/19	½/10	½/14	7½
9	Richard A Beach	Liverpool	0/5	½/32	1/40	0/29	1/56	1/37	1/54	1/15	1/10	½/1	½/7	0/2	7½
10	Alan Roy Fersht	London	1/61	1/56	½/12	1/17	½/1	½/13	½/2	1/23	0/9	1/5	½/8	0/4	7½
11	D S James	Whitley Bay	1/49	0/5	1/6	1/42	0/19	0/8	1/59	1/32	1/23	0/2	1/21	½/12	7½
12	James E Scholes	Sheffield	½/26	1/38	½/18	½/8	1/45	0/23	1/47	½/19	1/16	0/7	1/33	½/11	7½
13	M Alcock	Stoke-on-Trent	½/14	1/27	½/4	1/49	1/36	½/10	½/25	1/7	0/1	½/17	0/3	½/16	7
14	John D T Boyers	Middlesbrough	½/13	0/23	½/33	1/60	½/50	½/44	0/32	½/45	1/52	1/31	1/26	½/8	7
15	Philip Christopher Chatwin	Preston	0/1	0/42	1/51	1/58	½/6	1/54	1/38	0/9	½/35	½/16	1/70	½/19	7
16	Tudor Rickards	Pontypridd	1/18	½/19	0/36	½/22	1/32	0/17	1/31	1/46	0/12	½/15	1/29	½/13	7
17	S Rowe	Stoke-on-Trent	1/22	1/57	1/5	0/10	0/3	1/16	½/19	1/20	½/8	½/13	0/4	½/27	7
18	Peter George Wann	Coulsdon	0/16	1/61	1/44	½/23	0/34	½/50	1/26	1/42	0/19	1/35	1/25	0/6	7
19	Robert H Wildig	Bristol	1/2	½/16	½/20	1/50	1/11	0/1	½/17	½/12	1/18	½/8	0/5	½/15	7
20	G H Davies	Bristol	½/36	1/41	½/47	1/31	½/29	0/7	½/30	0/17	½/27	1/34	½/24	½/25	6½
21	Keith R Emerton	Leicester	½/40	½/26	0/30	½/58	0/44	1/41	1/57	½/47	1/38	1/33	0/11	½/22	6½
22	Steven John Groak	London	0/17	1/51	½/34	½/16	1/53	1/42	½/8	1/4	0/7	½/25	0/6	½/21	6½
23	David R Hopkin	Gloucester	½/27	1/14	½/25	½/18	1/55	1/12	½/7	0/10	0/11	0/6	1/35	½/24	6½
24	David Cyril Jarrett	Bristol	½/47	½/30	0/42	0/53	½/59	½/33	1/52	½/26	1/45	1/50	½/20	½/23	6½
25	Ralph H Mellor	Stockport	1/42	½/8	½/23	½/45	1/30	1/34	½/13	0/2	½/3	½/22	0/18	½/20	6½
26	C C Parsons	Yatton	½/12	½/21	½/52	½/39	1/31	0/5	0/18	½/24	1/48	1/55	0/14	1/41	6½
27	Julian Ivan Peter Simpole	Brighton	½/23	0/13	½/47	0/2	1/60	1/51	½/50	½/34	½/20	½/36	1/42	½/17	6½
28	M J [M S?] Taylor	Banston	1/51	1/60	0/1	½/55	0/4	½/35	0/42	1/59	0/6	1/49	1/54	½/29	6½
29	Roger A M Allison	Prescot	1/54	½/45	½/50	1/9	½/20	0/2	1/34	0/8	1/36	0/3	0/16	½/28	6
30	J G Cooper	Nottingham	½/46	½/24	1/21	½/4	0/25	1/45	½/20	0/3	½/50	½/41	½/32	½/31	6
31	Andrew F Footner	Oxford	1/43	0/1	1/57	0/20	0/26	1/39	0/16	1/51	½/34	0/14	1/50	½/30	6
32	Anthony J Gillam	Derby	0/45	½/9	1/43	½/38	0/16	1/49	1/14	0/11	1/42	0/4	½/30	½/36	6
33	R Hazlewood	Coventry	½/61	0/36	½/14	½/59	0/37	½/24	1/49	1/40	1/47	0/21	0/12	1/48	6
34	Richard G Jones	Aberdare	0/50	1/bye	½/22	1/52	1/18	0/25	0/29	½/27	½/31	0/20	½/44	1/55	6
35	(David) Ian Wishart Reynolds	Wallasey	0/4	1/37	1/53	½/56	0/46	½/28	1/44	½/36	½/15	0/18	0/23	1/54	6
36	Norman B Stockman	Hove	½/20	1/33	1/16	½/5	0/13	½/47	½/46	½/35	0/29	½/27	½/41	½/32	6
37	P Bracey	Liverpool	0/57	0/35	1/bye	½/44	1/33	0/9	½/45	0/41	0/40	1/51	1/58	½/52	5½
38	P Dawson	Norwich	½/55	0/12	1/59	½/32	1/49	½/46	0/15	½/6	0/21	½/54	½/48	½/44	5½
39	Robert A Faint	Bristol	½/58	0/2	1/60	½/26	0/47	0/31	0/57	1/62	½/44	½/52	1/59	½/43	5½
40	R A Fenn	Bristol	½/21	0/3	0/9	1/43	½/57	½/53	½/54	0/33	1/37	1/47	0/15	½/42	5½
41	Alexander Gobran/Cobran	Pinner	½/6	0/20	½/58	½/54	0/42	0/21	1/63	1/37	1/61	½/30	½/36	0/26	5½
42	Baruch (Barry) Noel Green	Altrincham	0/25	1/15	1/24	0/11	1/41	0/22	1/28	0/18	0/32	1/46	0/27	½/40	5½
43	Ian Roebuck	Sheffield	0/31	½/59	0/32	0/40	½/48	0/60	1/bye	1/63	1/51	½/44	½/55	½/39	5½
44	Anthony Sadler	Wolverhampton	0/8	1/48	0/18	½/37	1/21	½/14	0/35	½/61	½/39	½/43	½/34	½/38	5½
45	Graham Kenneth Sandiford	Altrincham	1/32	½/29	½/55	½/25	0/12	0/30	½/37	½/14	0/24	½/59	½/52	1/60	5½
46	Andrew N Walker	Nottingham	½/30	1/58	½/8	0/3	1/35	½/38	½/36	0/16	0/4	0/22	1/53	½/27	5½
47	Andrew J Whiteley	Oxford	½/24	0/55	½/27	1/48	1/39	½/36	0/12	½/21	0/33	0/40	1/49	½/46	5½
48	Colin J Byrne	Liverpool	0/3	0/44	1/63	0/47	½/43	1/58	0/6	1/53	0/26	1/61	½/38	0/33	5
49	John G Calvert	Durham	0/11	1/63	1/54	0/13	0/38	0/32	0/37	1/60	1/57	0/28	0/47	1/bye	5
50	C J Coombes	Malvern	1/34	½/4	½/29	0/19	½/14	½/18	½/27	½/55	½/30	0/24	0/31	½/56	5
51	Peter David Goodstein	Leicester	0/28	0/22	0/13	1/bye	1/62	0/27	1/56	0/31	0/49	0/37	1/61	1/57	5
52	P Jeal	Stockport	½/33	½/6	½/26	0/34	0/54	1/56	0/24	1/58	0/14	½/29	½/45	½/37	5
53	B McDonagh	Cheadle	1/bye	0/7	0/35	1/24	0/22	½/40	0/39	0/21	½/48	1/59	0/62	1/46	5
54	Robin A E Shaw	Grays	0/29	1/62	0/49	½/41	1/52	0/15	½/40	1/57	½/55	½/38	0/28	0/35	5
55	Alastair G Summers	York	½/38	1/47	½/45	½/28	0/23	1/6	0/9	½/50	½/54	0/26	½/45	0/34	5
56	G B Taylor	Manchester	1/59	0/10	0/2	½/35	0/9	0/52	0/51	1/bye	0/60	1/63	1/62	½/50	5
57	Roland E Graf	Leicester	1/37	0/17	0/31	½/21	½/40	0/59	1/39	0/45	0/39	½/60	1/63	0/51	4½
58	Kenneth McNeill Grigor	Glasgow	½/39	0/46	½/41	0/15	½/24	0/48	½/62	0/52	1/63	1/bye	0/37	½/61	4½
59	James V Hodgson	Castleton IOM	0/56	½/43	0/38	½/33	1/61	1/57	0/11	0/28	½/53	½/45	0/39	½/62	4½
60	Michael March	Portsmouth	1/62	0/28	0/39	0/14	0/27	1/43	0/61	0/49	1/56	½/57	1/bye	0/45	4½
61	J/S G Jones	Sheffield	0/10	0/18	0/62	1/63	0/59	1/bye	1/60	½/44	0/41	0/48	0/51	½/58	4
62	B L Burton	Ulverston	0/60	0/54	1/61	0/6	0/51	½/63	½/58	0/39	1/bye	0/53	0/56	½/59	3½
63	K T Attenborough	Kirkby	0/7	0/49	0/48	0/61	1/bye	½/62	0/41	0/43	0/58	0/56	0/57	0/53	1½

n.b. in order to accommodate 12 rounds, two games were played on the first Wednesday (17 August)

1960 British Boys' Under-15 Championship

1960 British Under-15 Championship		Residence	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	Total
1	Victor W Knox	Wallasey	1/34	1/27	1/2	1/21	½/3	½/6	½/8	1/13	1/10	½/9	1/15	½/4	9½
2	Kenneth B McAlpine	Glasgow	1/25	1/37	0/1	1/4	1/18	0/8	1/6	1/5	1/3	½/12	1/9	½/7	9
3	David Parr	Sutton	1/17	½/15	1/22	1/19	½/1	1/14	1/5	1/8	0/2	0/6	1/11	1/16	9
4	Philip Almond	Blackburn	½/7	½/9	1/38	0/2	½/16	1/25	½/14	1/21	½/8	1/23	1/6	½/1	8
5	R G Lee	Nottingham	1/42	1/16	0/19	1/11	½/15	1/23	0/3	0/2	1/33	½/7	1/12	1/18	8
6	Graham Chesters, jnr	Crewe	0/11	1/29	1/32	1/10	1/19	½/1	0/2	1/15	½/9	1/3	0/4	½/8	7½
7	C North	Northwood	½/4	1/28	0/18	1/40	½/26	1/20	½/15	0/9	1/17	½/5	1/21	½/2	7½
8	W A/N Gregory	Leicester	1/39	½/10	½/11	1/17	1/21	1/2	½/1	0/3	½/4	0/15	½/23	½/6	7
9	Thomas D Hughes	Liverpool	½/18	½/4	1/37	0/23	1/32	½/13	1/26	1/7	½/6	½/1	0/2	½/10	7
10	Roger Lancaster	London	1/14	½/8	1/13	0/6	1/33	½/15	½/12	1/23	0/1	0/11	1/19	½/9	7
11	Michael H Miller	Leicester	1/6	½/35	½/8	0/5	1/17	½/26	½/18	1/14	½/12	1/10	0/3	½/15	7
12	Peter W Murphy	Blackburn	½/26	½/13	½/14	1/35	½/23	1/21	½/10	½/18	½/11	½/2	0/5	1/27	7
13	Ivan J Myall	Bath	½/16	½/12	0/10	1/31	1/36	½/9	1/19	0/1	0/32	½/33	1/25	1/21	7
14	Alan R Prince	Liverpool	0/10	1/42	½/12	1/27	1/40	0/3	½/4	0/11	0/21	1/20	1/32	1/23	7
15	Christopher Francis Woodcock	Liverpool	1/36	½/3	1/35	½/18	½/5	½/10	½/7	0/6	1/26	1/8	0/1	½/11	7
16	Paul Blackman	Rotherham	½/13	0/5	½/25	1/30	½/4	½/33	0/21	½/20	1/36	1/29	1/27	0/3	6½
17	Robert J Butcher	Liverpool	0/3	1/25	1/31	0/8	0/11	1/24	1/32	½/33	0/7	0/19	1/26	1/28	6½
18	Roger Keely	Wolverhampton	½/9	1/24	1/7	½/15	0/2	½/19	½/11	½/12	0/23	1/26	1/33	0/5	6½
19	Ian W Sharpe	Nottingham	1/41	1/31	1/5	0/3	0/6	½/18	0/13	½/28	½/27	1/17	0/10	1/32	6½
20	John Thomas Hearson	Nottingham	0/35	1/36	0/28	1/34	1/38	0/7	0/23	½/16	½/29	0/14	1/41	1/30	6
21	David Neil Laurence Levy	Barnet	1/34	1/23	1/26	0/1	0/8	0/12	1/16	0/4	1/14	1/32	0/7	0/13	6
22	C Needham	Leicester	½/28	1/40	0/3	0/26	½/35	0/36	½/30	0/29	½/34	1/41	1/33	1/31	6
23	Geoffrey Alan E Wright	Wirral	1/38	0/21	1/27	1/9	½/12	0/5	1/26	0/10	1/18	0/4	½/3	0/14	6
24	Louis de Veauce	Eaglesfield Green	0/1	0/18	0/34	1/41	1/31	0/17	0/27	1/42	½/38	½/37	1/29	1/36	6
25	M Wagstaff(e)	Scunthorpe	0/2	0/17	½/16	1/39	1/28	0/4	½/36	0/26	1/35	1/30	0/13	1/33	6
26	Gordon Stuart Challand	Nottingham	½/12	1/33	0/21	1/22	½/7	½/11	0/9	1/25	0/15	0/18	0/17	1/22	5½
27	P S Gregory	Stockton-on-Tees	1/30	0/1	0/23	0/14	1/37	0/32	1/24	1/35	½/19	1/28	0/16	0/12	5½
28	Christopher T Kent	Nottingham	½/22	0/7	1/20	0/33	0/25	1/42	1/29	½/19	½/30	0/27	1/34	0/17	5½
29	M J Busby	Leicester	0/37	0/6	0/30	½/42	1/39	1/34	0/28	1/22	½/21	0/16	0/24	1/40	5
30	R J Neat	Leicester	0/27	0/32	1/29	0/16	0/34	1/41	½/22	1/37	½/28	0/25	1/bye	0/20	5
31	Peter Parr	Sutton	1/32	0/19	0/17	0/13	0/24	1/39	½/34	0/36	1/41	½/38	1/37	0/22	5
32	Marcus Walsh	Leeds	0/31	1/30	0/6	1/37	0/9	1/27	0/17	1/38	1/13	0/21	0/14	0/19	5
33	B Whitehouse	Oldbury	½/40	0/26	1/41	1/28	0/10	½/16	1/35	½/17	0/5	½/13	0/8	0/25	5
34	Melvyn Jack Young	Nottingham	0/21	0/38	1/24	0/20	1/30	0/29	½/31	0/39	½/22	1/bye	0/28	1/37	5
35	G H Morley	Leicester	1/20	½/11	0/15	0/12	½/22	1/38	0/33	0/27	0/25	1/39	½/40	0/26	4½
36	Charles N Prince	Liverpool	0/15	0/20	1/42	0/38	0/13	1/22	½/25	1/31	0/16	½/40	½/39	0/24	4½
37	R Fenn	Leicester	1/29	0/2	0/29	0/32	0/27	½/40	1/41	0/30	1/39	½/24	0/31	0/34	4
38	A Huxley	Stockport	0/23	1/34	0/4	1/36	0/20	0/35	1/40	0/32	½/24	½/31	0/22	0/39	4
39	Dennis W McNamara	Leicester	0/8	½/41	0/46	0/25	0/29	0/31	1/42	1/34	0/37	0/35	½/36	1/38	4
40	D Pratt	Leicester	½/33	0/22	1/39	0/7	0/14	½/37	0/38	0/41	1/bye	½/36	½/35	0/29	4
41	P Lefley	Leicester	0/19	½/39	0/33	0/24	0/42	0/30	0/37	1/40	0/31	0/22	0/20	1/bye	2½
42	Brian Henshaw	Leicester	0/5	0/14	0/36	½/29	1/41	0/28	0/39	0/24	withdrew				1½/8

1960 British Girls’ [Under 18] Championship

1960 British Girls Under 18 Championship		Resid.	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Total
1	Verina Horsnell (m. Powers)	London	&;	½	1	1	1	1	1	1	6½
2	Brita Junker (later m. Ivor Smith)	Wellington	½	&;	½	1	½	½	1	1	5
3	Marie Rita Tozer1	Taunton	0	½	&;	½	1	1	1	1	5
4	Jean Pickles	Preston	0	0	½	&;	1	1	1	1	4½
5	Gillian A Moore	Southampton	0	½	0	0	&;	1	1	1	3½
6	Marcia Syme (later Morgan)	Wallasey	0	½	0	0	0	&;	0	1	1½
7	Josephine Bradbury	Leicester	0	0	0	0	0	1	&;	0	1
8	Breeda Heron	Leicester	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	&;	1

¹ Marie Rita Tozer (1943-1996)

BCF First Class

1960 BCF First Class		Residence	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	Total
1	Alan Edgar Nield	New Zealand	1/14	1/16	1/9	0/20	0/2	1/6	1/3	1/5	½/4	1/12	½/7	8
2	Richard A A Brockington	Knutsford	½/5	1/12	½/3	1/6	1/1	1/4	1/10	1/15	½/13	0/7	½/11	8
3	Terence Owen Marsden	Greenfield	1/17	½/7	½/2	1/11	1/20	½/5	0/1	1/13	1/8	½/4	1/6	8
4	Rodney C Lovett	Leicester	1/18	0/20	1/14	½/9	1/8	0/2	1/6	1/10	½/1	½/3	0/5	6½
5	Alfred Milner	Manchester	½/2	½/8	1/19	1/7	½/10	½/3	½/13	0/1	1/15	0/6	1/4	6½
6	Robin Humphries Rushton	Luton	1/22	1/13	½/20	0/2	1/9	0/1	0/4	1/14	1/10	1/5	0/3	6½
7	Arthur T Watson	Worthing	1/21	½/3	½/11	0/5	½/15	½/12	0/8	1/19	1/16	1/2	½/1	6½
8	Rev. Henry Middleton Blackett	Hastings	½/11	½/5	½/15	1/12	0/16	½/17	1/7	½/16	0/3	1/14	½/10	6
9	John A Feavyour	Saxmundham	1/10	1/23	0/1	½/4	0/6	0/15	0/16	1/21	1/17	1/13	½/12	6
10	S Roberts	Southport	0/9	1/17	1/16	1/13	½/5	1/20	0/2	0/4	0/6	1/22	½/8	6
11	J P Whitehouse	Leicester	½/8	1/18	½/7	0/3	0/19	0/14	1/21	½/12	1/22	1/15	½/2	6
12	M Amey	Isleworth	½/16	0/2	1/22	0/8	1/18	½/7	½/19	½/11	1/21	0/1	½/9	5½
13	Geoffrey Chesters	Crewe	1/15	0/6	1/17	0/10	1/14	1/19	½/5	0/3	½/2	0/9	½/16	5½
14	Truman Victor Parrott	Barnstaple	0/1	1/21	0/4	½/15	0/13	1/11	1/17	0/6	1/17	0/8	1/22	5½
15	Ernest George Exell	Hemel Hempstead	0/13	1/22	½/8	½/14	½/7	1/9	1/20	0/2	0/5	0/11	½/15	5
16	P/F Griffith(s)	Warrington	½/12	0/1	0/10	0/21	1/22	1/18	1/9	½/8	0/7	½/17	½/13	5
17	Gregory Owen John Melitus	London	0/3	0/13	0/13	1/22	1/21	½/8	0/14	1/18	0/9	½/16	1/bye	5
18	A Archer	Stoke-on-Trent	0/4	0/11	1/21	0/19	0/12	0/16	1/22	0/17	0/14	1/bye	½/15	3½
19	C J Arthur	Stafford	0/20	1/bye	0/5	1/18	1/11	0/13	½/12	0/7	withdrew			3½/8
20	B J Ellis	Boston	1/19	1/4	½/6	1/1	0/3	0/10	0/15	withdrew				3½/7
21	R Owen	Dorchester	0/7	0/14	0/18	1/16	0/17	1/22	0/11	0/9	0/12	withdrew		2/9
22	W H Thomas	Newport	0/6	0/15	0/12	0/17	0/16	0/21	0/18	1/bye	0/11	0/10	0/14	1
23	D Wilkie	Cambridge	1/bye	0/9	disqualified / expunged									-

BCF Second Class

1960 BCF Second Class		Residence	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	Total
1	(George) Alexander Mills (Alec) Boswell	Liverpool	&;	0	1	0	½	1	1	1	1	1	1	7½
2	Frederick Charles Shorter	London	1	&;	½	½	½	0	1	½	1	1	1	7
3	A T Watts	Leicester	0	½	&;	1	½	½	½	1	1	1	1	7
4	Miss N F Harris	Surbiton	1	½	0	&;	0	1	1	0	½	1	1	6
5	J T Ralph	Leicester	½	½	½	1	&;	0	0	1	1	1	½	6
6	Harold Mervyn Ilsley	Leicester	0	1	½	0	1	&;	0	1	0	0	1	4½
7	Denis J A Strange	Leicester	0	0	½	0	1	1	&;	0	0	1	1	4½
8	A Terrett	Norwich	0	½	0	1	0	0	1	&;	1	0	1	4½
9	Lionel Benton	Leicester	0	0	0	½	0	1	1	0	&;	0	1	3½
10	Rev. Eric Gilbert-Wood	Rye	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	1	&;	0	3
11	F H Bath	Leicester	0	0	0	0	½	0	0	0	0	1	&;	1½

 

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[Sunday Times, 14 August 1960] "Chess Test for Boys - By BRUCE HAYDEN - A new record for schoolboy chess is set up in this year’s British Chess Federation’s 13-day Congress which opens tomorrow at Leicester University with 103 competing in the championships for boys under 18 and under 15. A Federation official said: "The Sunday Times national schools championship has undoubtedly encouraged keenness and fostered new interest. It has become one of the Federation’s mainstays in junior chess." In the ten tournaments there are more than 240 players, also a record. The British championship of 11 rounds on the Swiss pairing system has attracted the maximum of 36 competitors. The prize money for the winner is now swollen to £200 by the William Sims bequest. Jonathan Penrose will defend his title against a strong entry oi seasoned experts and ambitious young players. The two former champions, H. Golombek and C. H. O'D. Alexander, are again competing."

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[The Times, 15 August 1960] "225 ENTER FOR CHESS CONGRESS - PENROSE THE FAVOURITE - FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT LEICESTER, Aug. 14 - There is an entry of 225 competitors in the various sections of the annual British Chess Federation Congress which opens tomorrow at Leicester University. The following 34 players are competing in the British championship:—G. Abrahams (Liverpool), Dr. J. M. Aitken (Cheltenham), C. H. O’D. Alexander (Cheltenham), L. W. Barden (London), T. J. Beach (Liverpool), J. H. Beaty (Doncaster), P. Bennett (Newport), R. M. Bruce (Plymouth), B. Cafferty (Birmingham), P, H. Clarke (Ilford), R. B. Edwards (Harrogate), M. Fallone (Hamilton), Dr. S. Fazekas (Buckhurst Hill), R. A. Fuller (Ilford), H. Golombek (Chalfont St Giles), A. Hall (Kenton), J. B. Hawson (London), M. J. Haygarth (Leeds), A. S. Hollis (London), D. G. Levens (Harrow), D. E. Lloyd (London), K. W. Lloyd (Birmingham), C. M. Malcolm (Glasgow), J. W. Naylor (Liverpool), R. H. Newman (London), F. Parr (Sutton), R. Payne (Southend), J. Penrose (London), D. B. Pritchard (Lough), E. G. Sergeant (Kingston Hill), A. R. B. Thomas (Tiverton), M. Thompson (Southampton), G. W. Wheeler (Plymouth), and B. H. Wood (Sutton Coldfield).

"This is a representative entry of almost the full strength of Britain's best players and it should be noted that the three players who tied for first place last year, Golombek, Haygarth, and Penrose, are again competing this time. As well as the defending champion, no fewer than four former champions are playing—Alexander, Barden, Dr. Fazekas and Golombek. Whether the chief opposition to Penrose will come from this group or from such younger players as Clarke, Haygarth or Cafferty only the next two weeks can show. Eleven rounds are to be played on the Swiss system by which players of equal scores are paired against each other.

"The entry for the British ladies’ championship is: Miss M. E. E. Wood (Newbury), Mrs. R. M. Bruce (Plymouth), Mrs. E. Feavyour (Saxmundham), Miss M. Henniker-Heaton (London), Mrs. J. S. Rees (Derby), Miss D. Colmer (London), Mrs. S. M. Steedman (Bothwell), Miss P. A. Sunnucks (London), Miss S. A. Corbyn (Birmingham), Miss L. M. Hogarth (Glasgow), Mrs. D. Bourdillon (London), and Dr. Maria Maclean (Abertillery)."

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[Manchester Guardian, 15 August 1960 - Leonard Barden] "Alexander at his best could oust Penrose - From our Chess Correspondent - Leicester, Sunday [14 August] - There is a record entry of 230 for the British Chess Federation’s annual congress which begins here tomorrow. The main event, the British championship, is again being run as a tournament on the Swiss system, with 34 players and 11 rounds. Pairings for the first round are made by lot, and thereafter players with equal or similar scores are drawn together. The effect is that the leaders have to meet all their strongest rivals, although cunning competitors have been known to skulk in the rear for several rounds and come up with a rush at the end with wins against weak opponents. The man to beat will be Jonathan Penrose, aged 26, a psychology research student at London University who has held the title for the last two years and is recognised—after his performances in the world team championships and in the recent Madrid zonal contest—as one of the strongest masters in Europe. The world champion Botvinnik advocated several days rest from chess as essential preparation for a tournament, and for the last ten days Penrose has been holidaying in Scotland far from any chess board. - Some outside chances - His most dangerous rivals will probably be Hugh Alexander, of the Foreign Office, Harry Golombek, the referee of the recent world championship match, and Peter Clarke, a London University student. Golombek has the valuable habit of defeating weaker players rapidly and consistently, and last year he almost ran away with the championship until Penrose caught him in the last two rounds. Alexander has recently been prone to rest on his international laurels, but a good result in Switzerland at Easter has revived his enthusiasm. At his best, he is the one player with the talent to outshine Penrose. Clarke could well finish unbeaten, but on previous form he will draw too many games to do better than a place among the four prize winners. Haygarth will be the main Northern hope, while Cafferty is improving year by year and could well reach the prize list. Dr Aitken, Barden, and Parr have an outside chance, but if any of the other players win it will be a dramatic surprise and an uncomfortable moment for the selectors, who have already chosen the team for the next world championships."

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[Sunday Times, 21 August 1960 - by C. H. O'D. Alexander] "CHAMPIONSHIP CHANCES - By the time readers see this year’s forecast, the British championship will be halfway through so they can check its accuracy to date. Jonathan Penrose, the twenty-seven-year-old holder, is unquestionably the strongest player, and if he plays in his best form, or near it, should win: I think he will but his slightly uncertain temperament may let him down and—fortunately for the rest of us—there is always luck. Golombek and Clarke have the next best chance. Golombek usually plays well in the championship—he has won three times since the war and is deadly against the weaker players—and Clarke is perhaps the hardest man to beat in the tournament. Golombek has, however, a very bad recent record in individual games with Penrose (four losses in succession) and Clarke draws too many games for a tournament winner. Next I would rate Barden, Haygarth and myself. Barden, like Golombek, usually does well in the championship but I feel some doubts as to his ability to retain the lead if he gets it: he is apt to be unduly nervous in such situations. Haygarth is a vigorous, aggressive player with an excellent temperament and might win: my doubts are whether the quality of his play is quite good enough to score sufficiently heavily against the other strong players. My own play is perhaps a little better than in the last year or two but I do not usually do well in the championship and may be overrating my chances in putting them equal to Barden’s and Haygarth’s. In a strong entry, I do not think anyone else quite good enough to have much chance of winning—but, as I have found in the past, it is very easy to be wrong. Final forecast: 1, Penrose; 2, Golombek and Clarke; 4, Haygarth and Barden."

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[Sunday Times, 4 September 1960 - by C. H. O'D. Alexander] "From the point of view of the prospects of British chess there were several good features in this year’s championship. First, there was the victory of Penrose for the third year running, a more decisive win than either of his others, firmly establishing him as the best player in the country. Not since the days of Atkins fifty years ago has anyone won three times in succession and Penrose, still only twenty-six, has clearly not yet reached his full strength. It is an excellent thing for chess in England to have an unquestioned champion for the rest of us to try to unseat: it will be better still if, as is quite possible, Penrose can make a further improvement to reach grandmaster strength. Secondly, there was the general success of the recognised leading players. Haygarth shared second-place with me, and Barden, Clarke and Golombek were fourth equal, with K. W. Lloyd the only "outsider” to get into the prize list. We now have four players in the age range 25 to 31: Haygarth (25), Clarke (26), Penrose (26) and Barden (31) to form a nucleus of our team for many years to come. Finally there were signs of further good young players coming along. K. W. Lloyd (24) did very well indeed: he played all six of the other leaders, winning two, losing two and drawing two, and showed imagination and determination in his play. Payne (23) also played well: he must however show more courage in his play if he is to develop his potential ability fully. Hollis (20) may be potentially the best of the three: he is an imaginative player with a good temperament, but needs more practice against players stronger than himself. These were the good features of the 1960 championship—I will deal with the bad one next Sunday."

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[Sunday Times, 11 September 1960 - by C. H. O'D. Alexander] "Last Sunday I discussed the encouraging aspects of this year’s championships and left till this Sunday the one really bad feature—the continued tendency to quick draws, often without any real struggle, between the leading players. Penrose, Haygarth, Clarke, Barden, Golombek and myself in our fourteen games had no fewer than eleven draws: some were hard-fought, but in a number of cases there was a great deal more play left when a draw was agreed. Further there were signs of this disease spreading and, among the younger players, of some draws being agreed without a fight. One reason is that the leading players are all on friendly terms; playing to win against strong players is very hard work, and absence of strong feelings of personal rivalry removes one of the incentives to undertaking it. A second reason is that none of the leading players, among the middle and younger generation, has a highly developed killer-instinct. But to my mind the most important reason is the Swiss system, under which, with thirty to thirty-six players competing in the championship, the leading players can always hope for a number of easier games; this greatly increases the temptation to be quite satisfied to draw with one’s leading rivals and reserve one's real efforts for others. I mentioned above that the six leading competitors scored eleven draws in their fourteen games among themselves; against K. W. Lloyd, who shared fourth place, they scored 2 wins, 2 losses and 2 draws (a fine performance by Lloyd) and against the rest 24 wins, 1 loss and 7 draws—figures that speak for themselves."

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Date	Notes
29 April 2018	Uploaded for the first time.
04 March 2020	Updated to give full name of Marshall William J Thompson, who finished in last place in the British Championship. Biographical note - born 1935, died 1989, both in Southampton, he was nine times Hampshire champion.
12 May 2020	Added a game from the First-Class, Geoffrey Chesters vs CJ Arthur. Thanks to Brian Denman.
9 June 2021	Added full name of John Hubert Watts (6 June 1934 - 25 March 2018). Obit at English Chess Forum.
9 June 2021	Seven more complete Championship games (replacing one part-game) with the addition of all the games played by Dr JM Aitken in this event. Thanks to Geoff Chandler for all his assiduous input work.
23 November 2022	Added one game from the Major Open: P.Collier 0-1 P.Moore (rd 8). My thanks to Gerard Killoran for supplying the score. I've also added a crosstable for the Major Open.
25 April 2023	Added one game from the Championship: G.Abrahams 0-1 M.Haygarth, rd 6. Source for the game was a press cutting posted on the English Chess Forum by Ingrid Ives for which many thanks.
8 May 2023	Added the game L.Barden 1-0 P.Bennett, found on the StarBase 4.56 database.
16 December 2023	Added the game O.Hindle ½-½ A.Thomas (Championship, rd 1).
4 February 2024	A major update: after previously having just 45 games plus 8 part-games from the Championship, we now have the scores of all 198 Championship games, thanks to Eric Fisher's booklet and Andy Ansel kindly entering the scores. There are now 17 games and 2 part-games from other sections with the addition of Ian Reynolds's 12 games from Under 18 Championship and some other scores.