The chess games of Philip J Morris

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Philip J Morris

Number of games in database: 52
Years covered: 1983 to 1994
Last FIDE rating: 2375
Highest rating achieved in database: 2380

Overall record: +14 -23 =15 (41.3%)*
* Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games in the database.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS

With the White pieces:

Sicilian (10)
    B84 B33 B80 B90 B76

With the Black pieces:

Ruy Lopez (5)
    C96 C80 C82
Grunfeld (5)
    D86 D91 D87 D98
English, 1 c4 c5 (4)
    A34 A30

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PHILIP J MORRIS (born Nov-05-1967, 54 years old) United Kingdom	[what is this?]
He is an IM.

page 1 of 3; games 1-25 of 52

Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. P J Morris vs E Schiller	½-½	20	1983	WchT U26	B00 Uncommon King's Pawn Opening
2. P J Morris vs C G Ward	0-1	21	1983	7th Lloyds Bank Masters Open	B77 Sicilian, Dragon, Yugoslav Attack
3. P J Morris vs D Norwood	0-1	45	1988	Oakham Young Masters	B06 Robatsch
4. P J Morris vs J Littlewood	1-0	27	1988	BCF-ch	C41 Philidor Defense
5. Arkell vs P J Morris	1-0	43	1988	BCF-ch	A00 Uncommon Opening
6. S Bell vs P J Morris	1-0	43	1988	BCF-ch	E17 Queen's Indian
7. P J Morris vs N R McDonald	0-1	32	1988	BCF-ch	C02 French, Advance
8. C G Ward vs P J Morris	½-½	15	1988	BCF-ch	D98 Grunfeld, Russian
9. P J Morris vs A Dunnington	1-0	36	1988	BCF-ch	A00 Uncommon Opening
10. Anand vs P J Morris	1-0	28	1988	BCF-ch	E54 Nimzo-Indian, 4.e3, Gligoric System
11. M Orr vs P J Morris	½-½	12	1988	BCF-ch	D91 Grunfeld, 5.Bg5
12. T Wall vs P J Morris	½-½	27	1989	BCF-ch	C36 King's Gambit Accepted, Abbazia Defense
13. L Cooper vs P J Morris	0-1	96	1989	It	C53 Giuoco Piano
14. P J Morris vs A Ivanov	1-0	37	1989	13th Lloyds Bank Masters Open	B68 Sicilian, Richter-Rauzer Attack, 7...a6 Defense, 9...Be7
15. P Motwani vs P J Morris	1-0	67	1989	BCF-ch	C45 Scotch Game
16. P J Morris vs I Farago	0-1	42	1990	Hastings	C02 French, Advance
17. J Gallagher vs P J Morris	1-0	18	1990	Hastings Challengers 1990/91	C36 King's Gambit Accepted, Abbazia Defense
18. P J Morris vs Hebden	1-0	55	1990	BCF-ch	C95 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Breyer
19. Smagin vs P J Morris	1-0	31	1990	14th Lloyds Bank Masters Open	C96 Ruy Lopez, Closed
20. Speelman vs P J Morris	1-0	67	1990	BCF-ch	A34 English, Symmetrical
21. P J Morris vs D Norwood	0-1	40	1990	BCF-ch	B06 Robatsch
22. D Coleman vs P J Morris	0-1	23	1990	BCF-ch	C44 King's Pawn Game
23. P J Morris vs Suba	½-½	67	1990	BCF-ch	B84 Sicilian, Scheveningen
24. I Madl vs P J Morris	½-½	36	1990	NatWest Young Masters	C96 Ruy Lopez, Closed
25. P J Morris vs A Ledger	½-½	20	1990	NatWest Young Masters	B01 Scandinavian


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Dec-10-05		tpstar: If you keep making this guy the butt of your jokes, the whole site will go to pot. Better snuff it out, as your humor can spread like a cancer. You've come a long way, baby. ;>D

Dec-10-05		notsodeepthought: But apparently he hasn't played since his 1993 loss to Kharlov. He must have felt really put out by that one.

Dec-10-05		weisyschwarz: <notsodeepthought>, Phillip Morris was glad Kharlov didn't try out the Frankenstein game on him.

Dec-10-05		WannaBe: Oh geeze.... the puns, the puns... =)

Dec-10-05		Karpova: his favourite band is smokey

Dec-10-05		WannaBe: I heard he beat Joe Camel in a long match, it lasted 555 moves.

Dec-10-05		ughaibu: Even if he'd had a small pull he didn't mind taking a quick draw now and then.

Dec-10-05		Karpova: he has been a good friend of Vladimir Kramnik for a long time (until 2000?)

Dec-10-05		ughaibu: He wanted to cigar E. Kasparov granted a re-match.

Dec-10-05		notsodeepthought: <He has been a good friend of Vladimir Kramnik for a long time...> Hopefully not "that" good a friend, since Morris is now dating Karolina Smokina

Dec-10-05		notsodeepthought: <weisyschwarz> Hmmm, we have to start a pun trend on the Kharlov page... but the one on this page may keep smoldering for a while.

Dec-10-05		trumbull0042: <notsodeepthought: But apparently he hasn't played since his 1993 loss to Kharlov. He must have felt really put out by that one.> He had a habit of making his games drag on forever. I think he quit because he was just waiting to exhale.

Dec-10-05		weisyschwarz: Morris could make the Dragon puff, but Kharlov, now he was a real monster!

Dec-10-05		aw1988: This isn't to be taken lightly. These puns will leave a black mark upon our once healthy website.

Dec-10-05		weisyschwarz: Not many bites on Kharlov, <notsodeepthought>.

Dec-10-05		trumbull0042: Oh I just got why you say Kharlov was a "monster"...I think. Are you referring to Boris Karloff's role as Frankenstein?

Dec-10-05		Averageguy: <Wannabe> Thanks, I had no idea.

Dec-11-05		WannaBe: <Averageguy> Well, after I answered your post, this page all of a sudden got lots and lots of kibitz!! I am blaming this all on you. =)

Dec-11-05		tpstar: It's a hard habit to break; these puns are horribly addictive. Once you light the flame, the whole pack joins in (or at least half pack). Too late to hide the smoking gun. =)

Jan-04-06		weisyschwarz: It was he who said, originally, "Chess is Kool."

Jan-04-06		James Demery: Actually he said chess would keep Virginia Slim , but I wouldn`t rather fight than switch.

Jan-04-06		WannaBe: "I'd walk a mile for a Staunton."

Jan-05-06		weisyschwarz: One of his students at work P J Winston vs Miles

Jan-06-06		jmi: I think we should not tar fellow chess players in this manner. I know the introduction of Morris isn't exactly a breath of fresh air in the chess world, nor does it lit up the chess fraternity in the likes of Tal but I doubt he will appreciate being the butt of so many puns.

Jan-06-06		weisyschwarz: Born under the sign of Cancer, he quit chess during his years as the viceroy of Chesterfield.

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