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Tournament: 42nd West of England (WECU) Championship • 0 games
Venue: Weymouth • Date: 16-20 April 1987 • last edited
Sunday, 30 April, 2023 4:22 PM
42nd West of England (WECU) Chess Championship, Weymouth, 16-20 April 1987
1987 West of England Championship | Resid. | Grade | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | Total | |
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1 | Michael Adams | Truro | 219J | ◊ 0/11 | ♦ 1/22 | ◊ 1/18 | ♦ 1/3 | ◊ ½/12 | ♦ 1/4 | ◊ 1/5 | 5½ |
2 | Gareth Anthony | London | 202 | ♦ 0/17 | ◊ 1/24 | ♦ 1/8 | ◊ 1/9 | ♦ 0/5 | ◊ 1/10 | ◊ 1/4 | 5 |
3 | Timothy Headlong | Swindon | 195 | ♦ ½/20 | ◊ 1/16 | ♦ ½/17 | ◊ 0/1 | ♦ 1/8 | ◊ 1/14 | ◊ 1/7 | 5 |
4 | Gerald Moore | Chalfont St Peter | 193 | ◊ 1/15 | ♦ 1/23 | ◊ 1/11 | ◊ 1/5 | ♦ 1/17 | ◊ 0/1 | ♦ 0/2 | 5 |
5 | Stephen J Shutler | Poole | 199 | ◊ 1/6 | ♦ 1/21 | ◊ 1/7 | ♦ 0/4 | ◊ 1/2 | ♦ 1/12 | ♦ 0/1 | 5 |
6 | James R Boyce | Bristol | 187 | ♦ 0/5 | ◊ ½/19 | ♦ 1/15 | ◊ ½/14 | ♦ ½/11 | ◊ 1/17 | ◊ ½/12 | 4 |
7 | David O Collier * | Bristol | 190 | ♦ 1/23 | ◊ 1/8 | ♦ 0/5 | ♦ 0/12 | ◊ 1/10 | ◊ 1/9 | ♦ 0/3 | 4 |
8 | Graham P Copeland | Gloucester | 183 | ◊ 1/13 | ♦ 0/7 | ◊ 0/2 | ♦ 1/23 | ◊ 0/3 | ♦ 1/20 | ◊ 1/22 | 4 |
9 | Miles L Cowling | Poole | 195 | ◊ ½/10 | ♦ ½/18 | ◊ 1/23 | ♦ 0/2 | ◊ 1/13 | ♦ 0/7 | ◊ 1/16 | 4 |
10 | Alex Easton | Bristol | 181 | ♦ ½/9 | ◊ 1/20 | ♦ 1/14 | ◊ ½/17 | ♦ 0/7 | ♦ 0/2 | ◊ 1/15 | 4 |
11 | Richard Heasman | Basingstoke | 188 | ♦ 1/1 | ◊ ½/14 | ♦ 0/4 | ♦ ½/13 | ◊ ½/6 | ♦ ½/15 | ◊ 1/17 | 4 |
12 | David LeMoir | Letchworth | ♦ 1/24 | ◊ 0/17 | ♦ 1/21 | ◊ 1/7 | ♦ ½/1 | ◊ 0/5 | ♦ ½/6 | 4 | |
13 | David C Osborne | Bristol | 197 | ♦ 0/8 | ◊ ½/15 | ♦ 1/20 | ◊ ½/11 | ♦ 0/9 | ◊ 1/19 | ♦ 1/14 | 4 |
14 | B Peter A Andrews | London | 200 | ◊ 1/22 | ♦ ½/11 | ◊ 0/10 | ♦ ½/6 | ◊ 1/16 | ♦ 0/3 | ◊ 0/13 | 3 |
15 | Jane Anson | Plymouth | ♦ 0/4 | ♦ ½/13 | ◊ 0/6 | ◊ 1/19 | ♦ 1/21 | ◊ ½/11 | ♦ 0/10 | 3 | |
16 | Philip J Meade | Cheltenham | 174 | ◊ ½/18 | ♦ 0/3 | ♦ ½/19 | ◊ 1/24 | ♦ 0/14 | ◊ 1/21 | ♦ 0/9 | 3 |
17 | Jeremy F S Menadue | Truro | 189 | ◊ 1/2 | ♦ 1/12 | ◊ ½/3 | ♦ ½/10 | ◊ 0/4 | ♦ 0/6 | ♦ 0/11 | 3 |
18 | David J Shire | Canterbury | 193 | ♦ ½/16 | ◊ ½/9 | ♦ 0/1 | ◊ ½/21 | ♦ 0/19 | ◊ ½/22 | ♦ 1/24 | 3 |
19 | George W Wheeler | Plymouth | 194 | ◊ 0/21 | ♦ ½/6 | ◊ ½/16 | ♦ 0/15 | ◊ 1/18 | ♦ 0/13 | ◊ 1/20 | 3 |
20 | Ronnie Burton | Weymouth | 180 | ◊ ½/3 | ♦ 0/10 | ◊ 0/13 | ♦ ½/22 | ♦ 1/24 | ◊ 0/8 | ♦ 0/19 | 2 |
21 | Ian C Clark | Bournemouth | 174 | ♦ 1/19 | ◊ 0/5 | ◊ 0/12 | ♦ ½/18 | ◊ 0/15 | ♦ 0/16 | ◊ ½/23 | 2 |
22 | Stephen P Dilleigh | Bristol | 188 | ♦ 0/14 | ◊ 0/1 | ♦ 0/24 | ◊ ½/20 | ◊ 1/23 | ♦ ½/18 | ♦ 0/8 | 2 |
23 | D C Wood * | Burnham | 160 | ◊ 1/7 | ◊ 0/4 | ♦ 0/9 | ◊ 0/8 | ♦0/22 | ◊ ½/24 | ♦ ½/21 | 2 |
24 | S Robinson | Poole | 185 | ◊ 0/12 | ♦ 0/2 | ◊ 1/22 | ♦ 0/16 | ◊ 0/20 | ♦ ½/23 | ◊ 0/18 | 1½ |
* a peculiarity in the handwritten crosstable for this event, in the first-round pairing DC Wood vs DO Collier. Both are recorded as winning. And both are then paired with other players on 1/1 in round 2 so it's not really possible to determine which result is wrong. I've consulted Dave Collier and he couldn't remember what happened. However, it occurred to him that he might have had a default win in a West of England Championship back in the day and a controller had some reason not to default his opponent but he can't remember if it was at this tournament. This is similar to an idea I had - supposing both players had been paired with first-round no-shows and it was decided they should play each other for the sake of having a game, but their default point counted anyway. It's a possible interpretation - JS
1987 WECU Ladies' Championship: 1-2 Anne Spiller (Bristol), Beth Spiller (Bristol) 3. The first-named was champion on tie-break (sum of opponents' scores)
Challengers: 1-3 J Humphreys (Gloucester), S Kyriakides (Swindon), Matthew Piper (Truro) 4½/6.
Reserves: 1 RJ Perrin (Weymouth) 5/6
File Updated
Date | Notes |
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8 February 2022 | So far, no games, but Jane Anson kindly sent me a handwritten crosstable so I've added it here in the hope that some games eventually materialise, and also, to record an early success for GM Mickey Adams. There is a brief mention of the tournament in his father Bill Adams' book Michael Adams: Development of a Grandmaster. |