Jan-02-05 | | Benzol: Michael John Haygarth
Born 11th October 1934 in Leeds
He was British champion in 1964 and also finished 1st= in 1959 and 1974 but lost the playoffs. |
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Aug-13-13 | | Cibator: Winner of the British Championship in 1964 - but so far, not one of his games from the event has been posted here! Extraordinary. |
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Jun-21-16
 | | Stonehenge: British champion in 1964. RIP Mr. Haygarth. |
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Jun-21-16 | | Nosnibor: <Cibator> To put matters right herewith a game won by Haygarth from round one of the 1964 British Championship,August 17th.White: David Parr,Black: Michael Haygarth.Ruy Lopez,Deferred Steinitz. 1e4,e5.2Nf3,Nc6.3Bb5,a6.4Ba4,d6.5Bxc6+,bxc6.6d4,-
exd4.7Qxd4,Ne7.8Bg5,f6.9Be3,Bd6.100-0,c5.11Qd3,N-
f6.12Nc3,Be7.13Nd5,0-0.14Rad1,Re8.15Qc3,Bf8.16Nf-
4,Bf7.17Bxc5,Rxe4.18Be3,Rc4.19Qd2,Ra4.20a3,Qd7.2-
1Nd5,Rb8.22Qc3,Rb5.23Bc5,Bxd5.24Rxd5,Qf7.White resigns 1-0 |
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Jun-21-16 | | Nosnibor: My last post should of course read D Parr v. M Haygarth 0-1 |
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Jun-21-16 | | Cibator: According to this http://announce.jpress.co.uk/yorksh..., Michael Haygarth died on 27 April 2016. |
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Jun-21-16 | | Cibator: Thanks for posting the game <Nosnibor>. As a matter of interest, where did you get it? I've only seen it myself once before, in a long-defunct UK publication that I no longer possess. |
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Jun-22-16 | | Nosnibor: <Cibator> The game was gleaned from the 1964 B.C.M.PAGE 286.Incidentally his win was by the huge margin of two points finishing on 9/11 with 4 others on 7/11 including former champion Golombek and 2.5 points ahead of Penrose the holder. |
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Jul-28-17
 | | offramp: There are Haygarths and there are Hogarths. There are no Hegarths or Highgarths, but there is a Hughgarth. Hughgarth there! Friend or foe! |
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Jul-28-17 | | Hodor: Hodor? |
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Jul-28-17
 | | offramp: <Nosnibor: <Cibator> The game was gleaned from the 1964 B.C.M.PAGE 286.Incidentally his win was by the huge margin of two points finishing on 9/11 with 4 others on 7/11 including former champion Golombek and 2.5 points ahead of Penrose the holder.> I have cut all these games out of the BCMs and I have sellotaped them together into a big ball and given them to Vasily Ivanchuk, and I've told him to give him to User: Plaskett who will annotate them and upload them. |
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Jul-28-17 | | Nosnibor: <offramp> You are simply amazing ! |
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Jul-28-17
 | | offramp: <Nosnibor> Thanks, LOL! |
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May-29-22 | | jerseybob: <Cibator: Winner of the British Championship in 1964 - but so far, not one of his games from the event has been posted here! Extraordinary.> I was about to make the same complaint when I saw your post. I remember a couple nice Haygarth games from that event in the BCM. |
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May-29-22
 | | Stonehenge: Some games have been uploaded:
British Championship (1964)/Michael John Haygarth. |
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Jun-01-22 | | jerseybob: Thanks Hengey(can I call you Hengey?). |
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Jun-01-22 | | jerseybob: Pronounced "Henjee" |
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Jun-01-22
 | | Stonehenge: < Pronounced "Henjee"> Thanks for pointing that out, I thought it was pronounced <Throatwobbler Mangrove>. |
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Jun-01-22 | | jerseybob: Didn't mean to be condescending. Just wanted to make sure my pathetic pun was at least pronounced right. |
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Jun-02-22
 | | Stonehenge: Oh no, I was just joking. You can call me Hengey all you want. |
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Jun-02-22
 | | jessicafischerqueen:
<jerseybob>, <Stony Luxury Yacht> This scientific studying documentary will help explain:https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x... |
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Jun-02-22 | | jerseybob: <jessicafischerqueen:<jerseybob>, <Stony Luxury Yacht> That's funny! |
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Jun-02-22 | | jerseybob: <Stonehenge: Oh no, I was just joking. You can call me Hengey all you want.> OK, now that we've moved forward, are you from the Salisbury Plain area? I visited Stonehenge back in '96, and actually got to walk next to the Henge. That pre-911 era was so carefree! |
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Jun-02-22
 | | jessicafischerqueen:
<jerseybob>
Interestingly, if you visit Salisbury Plain thinking you're going to get a good tuck in, the closest inn serving palatable salisbury steak is a good three day's walk. However, thanks to sciencing articles, I can report that the journey to the <Dutch Treat *authentic* English Salisbury Steak and Pankoek Haus> is well worth it! You can find the directions in this handy documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=666... |
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Jun-02-22 | | jerseybob: <jessicafischerqueen: Interestingly, if you visit Salisbury Plain thinking you're going to get a good tuck in, the closest inn serving palatable salisbury steak is a good three day's walk.> I wouldn't know a "palatable Salisury steak" if it suddenly appeared in my kitchen. That's something I only know from 1960's
TV dinners! |
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