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The British Chess Magazine Volume 23 1903 (1903)

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cheme, Mr. C. T. Blanshard—who is a Yorkshireman by birth, native of Leeds—but who first figured in Devon chess as the founder of the Totnes Club, which was started October 2nd, 1g01. The first officers of the club were: president, Mr. E. J. Winter-Wood; vice-president, Mr. E. D. Douglas Fawcett ;… … Tournament, 1883, he played in the Vizayanagaram Tourney, and came out seventh out of twenty-one competitors, with a score of 164. ‘Curt von Bardeleben, winner of the first prize, was the first to break his score. In 1889 he joined the Plymouth Chess Club, of which, by his: match play, he proved…

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