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1983 (women's) World championship quarter-final <under construction> Held at Lvov, Ukraine in March. Also see: http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches... (place / date-range: Bad-Kissingen 26 March - 18 April 1983 Game Collection: Korchnoi - Portisch Candidates Quarterfinal 1983 according to Tabanus' collection) for a reference to another women's 1983 Candidates' Quarter-final. 10 games, 1983 1983 (women's) World Championship semi-final <under construction> Held at Dubna in November. 14 games, 1983 1983 Canadian open <under construction> Held at Toronto in July. [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 18 games, 1983 1983 Capablanca memorial (group A) <under construction> Held at Cienfuegos. Capablanca memorial: M Sisniega vs J L Vilela, 1981 (still need to find any game(s) from 1982 or 1984 editions). Concurrent with Game Collection: 1983 Capablanca memorial (group B) that year. 7 games, 1983 1983 Capablanca memorial (group B) <under construction> Held at Cienfuegos or Havana. I'm not sure whether these were 2 separate tournaments or not (but it should be relatively easier to split into 2, if necessary, from here), with a possibly incorrect site marker. Some of the games appear to be marked with an engine duration and analysis (Hiarcs, 10 seconds analysis, per move) during some sort of blunder-check. Main section: Game Collection: 1983 Capablanca memorial (group A) 32 games, 1980-1983 1983 World Junior chess championship <under construction> Previous: Game Collection: 1982 World Junior chess championship Next: Game Collection: 1984 World Junior chess championship Held at Belfort, France in August (see S Saeed vs Salov, 1983 for a date range). Kiril Georgiev emerged victorious with 11.5/13 followed by Valery Salov with 10.5/13 and Saeed-Ahmed Saeed with 9/13. [References: (1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_... ] 19 games, 1983 1983 World open <under construction> Held at New York. Kevin Spraggett, Leonid Bass, Miguel Quinteros, Kamran Shirazi and Vitaly Zaltsman - http://chessevents.com/worldopen/wo... Previous: Game Collection: 1982 World open Next: Game Collection: 1984 World open 5 games, 1983 1984 Canadian championship <under construction> Held at Ottawa. Next: Game Collection: 1985 Canadian championship [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 32 games, 1984 1984 World Junior chess championship <under construction> Previous: Game Collection: 1983 World Junior chess championship Next: Game Collection: 1985 World Junior chess championship Held at Kiljava in August (see K Georgiev vs Anand, 1984 for the date range hint). Curt Hansen emerged victorious with 10.5/13 followed by Aleksey Dreev with 10 and Kiril Georgiev and Karl Thorsteins each with 9/13. 30 games, 1984 1984 World open <under construction> Held at Valley Forge. Previous: Game Collection: 1983 World open Next: Game Collection: 1985 World open Joel Benjamin, Yehuda Grunfeld, Boris Kogan snd Kevin Spraggett - http://chessevents.com/worldopen/wo... 4 games, 1984 1984-90 World correspondence chess championship <under construction> 18 games, 1984 1985 Canadian championship <under construction> Held at Edmonton in June. Previous: Game Collection: 1984 Canadian championship Next: Game Collection: 1986 Canadian championship [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 6 games, 1985 1985 Canadian open <under construction> The tournament was held in August at Alberta and was one of a few tournaments that have allowed computer players such as Awit (Computer) as contestants. Borislav Ivanov would've missed his chance to sign up!! The Game Collection: 1985 Canadian championship did not quite seem to allow such entries. Next: Game Collection: 1986 Canadian open [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 2 games, 1985 1985 Capablanca memorial (group A) <under construction> Held at Cuba. Concurrent: Game Collection: 1985 Capablanca memorial (group B) Next: Game Collection: 1986 Capablanca memorial (group A) 38 games, 1985 1985 Capablanca memorial (group B) <under construction> Held at Cienfuegos. Main section: Game Collection: 1985 Capablanca memorial (group A) 23 games, 1985 1985 Manhattan <under construction> Held at Manhattan. 5 games, 1985 1985 World Junior chess championship <under construction> Previous: Game Collection: 1984 World Junior chess championship Next: Game Collection: 1986 World Junior chess championship Held at Sharjah. Maxim Dlugy emerged victorious with 10/13 followed by Pavel Blatny and Josef Klinger with 9/13 each. 25 games, 1985 1985 World open <under construction> Held at Philadelphia in July (see J Johnson vs M Meleg, 1985 which suggested a date range). Maxim Dlugy, Yehuda Gruenfeld and Dmitry Gurevich - http://chessevents.com/worldopen/wo... Previous: Game Collection: 1984 World open Next: Game Collection: 1986 World open 4 games, 1985 1985-6 Malmo cycle (women's) Candidates <under construction> One pgn says 1985 (there was no <1985> women's candidates tournament - the previous cycle consisted of matches); http://www.mark-weeks.com/chess/86w... suggests (February (?!) in Roman numerals on his page, but in <1986>). Held at Malmo as a double-round-robin, eight player event. 12 games, 1985-1986 1986 Canadian championship <under construction> Held at Winnipeg in July, with both Spraggett and Ivanov tying for 1st-2nd with 11/15 (before any tie-breaks were used). Was the Game Collection: 1987 Spraggett - Ivanov match used as some sort of form to select a representative to any international events which this tournament might not have decided (I'm not certain what regulations the CFC would've used back in those days to match the FIDE selection processes)?! Previous: Game Collection: 1985 Canadian championship Next: Game Collection: 1987 Canadian championship [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 30 games, 1986

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