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🏆 Lone Pine (1976)

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Louis D. Statham Tournament ... [more]

Player: Peter Cleghorn

 page 1 of 1; 7 games  PGN Download 
Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. L Christiansen vs P Cleghorn 1-0161976Lone PineA34 English, Symmetrical
2. P Cleghorn vs M Rohde  ½-½381976Lone PineB06 Robatsch
3. P Cleghorn vs T Weinberger ½-½501976Lone PineC67 Ruy Lopez
4. E Martinovsky vs P Cleghorn  0-1251976Lone PineA31 English, Symmetrical, Benoni Formation
5. P Cleghorn vs P Biyiasas 1-0521976Lone PineA40 Queen's Pawn Game
6. N Weinstein vs P Cleghorn  ½-½361976Lone PineA04 Reti Opening
7. P Cleghorn vs A Bisguier  0-1411976Lone PineC60 Ruy Lopez
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Kibitzer's Corner
May-19-15  Immortal Gambit: Whatever happened to twin pine?
May-20-15
Premium Chessgames Member
  perfidious: Its sponsor, Louis D Statham, discontinued it after the 1981 event. While I am unsure of the reason, Statham was then well into his seventies.
May-20-15  Benzol: The introduction to the Lone Pine (1981) tournament gives some explanation to the fate of the tournaments and their sponsor.
May-20-15
Premium Chessgames Member
  perfidious: <Paul> A group of friends, including <cehertan>, <bwarnock> and I held a double-round event at Antrim, New Hampshire in March 1982, which we dubbed <Clone Pine> to honour the better-known (and far stronger) event.
May-20-15  AsosLight: The players in the Clone version deserve a much bigger prize than the Lone version, they had to tolerate <trollious>
May-20-15  Howard: The reason it was discontinued is because Statham died, in 1982. The 1982 edition was cancelled due to his being ill, and then he died shortly later.
May-25-15  Benzol: <Clone Pine> LOL. Love it.

:)

May-26-15
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  Fusilli: Wow, click on Petrosian's games and see: three of his games with the black pieces were draws in 13, 13, and 9. Then he played to win with the white pieces. (He also won his first round game with black.) This stingy strategy paid off!
May-26-15
Premium Chessgames Member
  perfidious: <Benzol> and <Fusilli>:

Saving energy paid off.

The frightening thing on looking at the crosstable is how many of these players I faced in my career--some days, I feel old!

(Browne, Weinstein, Shamkovich, Bisguier, Benko, Rohde, Evans and Taylor--also played poker with Waterman)

May-26-15
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  Fusilli: <perfidious> <The frightening thing on looking at the crosstable is how many of these players I faced in my career--some days, I feel old!>

Ha ha... feel proud!

May-26-15
Premium Chessgames Member
  perfidious: By the way, maybe one of our knowledgeable observers can tell us who that random player is, holding down the eighth spot in the crosstable. Always heard he was good at something other than chess.
May-26-15
Premium Chessgames Member
  HeMateMe: Forintos is number 8. Did he also play a musical instrument, or perhaps do good card tricks?
May-26-15
Premium Chessgames Member
  perfidious: On the table in text, Rogoff is eighth.

As I said, some hustler, likely. (wink, nod)

May-26-15
Premium Chessgames Member
  HeMateMe: On the table above, Rogo is no. 9.
May-26-15
Premium Chessgames Member
  Troller: <HeMateMe: On the table above, Rogo is no. 9.>

The automated standings in cg.com tables cannot be trusted. I do not know how the shared standings are specifically done, but they normally appear quite random.

For "correct" standings, especially for Swiss tournaments, if a text table (that probably reflects Sonnenborg-Berger) is available, it most likely reflect the official standings.

May-26-15  Howard: Do you mean "most" or "must" ?
May-26-15
Premium Chessgames Member
  Troller: I meant "most". Reading my post again, maybe it was not the clearest, but I think the essence can be discerned :)

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