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How Did 'Champions Showdown' Players Pick Their Opponents?  Chess.com

How Did 'Champions Showdown' Players Pick Their Opponents?
Chess.com
Every November the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis (CCSCL) lets it hair down with their "Showdown" event. This year it will be four concurrent Showdowns, and like the Wild West, only one man will survive from each battle. Unlike a real ...

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On Chess: World Champion Carlsen returns to St. Louis for unique exhibition matches
KBIA
The best players in the world return to the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis — but with a twist! The two world-renowned, rock-star events that St. Louis hosts are the Sinquefield Cup and the new Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz, played back to ...

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St. Louis Public Radio

On Chess: World Champion Carlsen returns to St. Louis for unique exhibition matches
St. Louis Public Radio
The best players in the world return to the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis — but with a twist! The two world-renowned, rock-star events that St. Louis hosts are the Sinquefield Cup and the new Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz, played back to ...

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AzerNews

Azerbaijan`s Mammadyarov rankes 4th in FIDE chess ratings
AzerNews
The rating system was developed as the result of a collaborative research project funded by the Grand Chess Tour, the Kasparov Chess Foundation and the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis. ---. Laman Ismayilova is AzerNews' staff journalist ...

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On Chess: World Champion Carlsen returns to St. Louis for unique exhibition matches  KBIA

On Chess: World Champion Carlsen returns to St. Louis for unique exhibition matches  St. Louis Public Radio

On Chess: World Champion Carlsen returns to St. Louis for unique exhibition matches  St. Louis Public Radio

The Champions Showdown has become a staple in each year's chess calendar. The best players in the world return to the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of.

On Chess: World Champion Carlsen returns to St. Louis for unique exhibition matches  St. Louis Public Radio

The Champions Showdown has become a staple in each year's chess calendar. The best players in the world return to the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of.

2017 Saint Louis Invitational  USChessChamps.com

101 things every St. Louisan must do  St. Louis Magazine

AL.com

National Chess Day, unique scholastic chess tournament
AL.com
The Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis will host a series of four matches, the Champions Showdown, November 9 -14. In this novel event, the three top American players and current World Champion, Magnus Carlsen, will face their opponents ...

National Chess Day, unique scholastic chess tournament  AL.com

National Chess Day, unique scholastic chess tournament  AL.com

In conjunction with National Chess Day, held on October 14, Alabama's annual National Chess Day Scholastic Tournament has become a tradition on the state's ...

National Chess Day, unique scholastic chess tournament  AL.com

In conjunction with National Chess Day, held on October 14, Alabama's annual National Chess Day Scholastic Tournament has become a tradition on the state's ...

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On Chess: Through coaching, elite college players overcome flaws
KBIA
Ramirez is the new coach of the Saint Louis University Chess Team and a regular live broadcast commentator, in English and Spanish, for the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis. Copyright 2017 St. Louis Public Radio. To see more, visit St.

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On Chess: Through coaching, elite college players overcome flaws
St. Louis Public Radio
Ramirez is the new coach of the Saint Louis University Chess Team and a regular live broadcast commentator, in English and Spanish, for the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis. Tags: Chess · On Chess · Top Stories · TweetShareGoogle+Email.

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101 Things Every St. Louisan Must Do  St. Louis Magazine