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  2. Marshall Chess Club - Wikipedia

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    The Marshall Chess Club was a long-time rival of the Manhattan Chess Club, a club which existed from 1877 to 2002.The Marshall Chess Club met in several temporary homes until it moved permanently to 23 West Tenth Street in 1931.

  3. Frank Marshall (chess player) - Wikipedia

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    In 1915, Marshall opened the Marshall Chess Club in New York City. In 1925 Marshall appeared in the short Soviet film Chess Fever in a cameo appearance along with Capablanca. In 1920, he won the American Chess Congress. In 1922, Marshall played 155 games simultaneously at the National Club in Montreal, Canada, a world record.

  4. List of strong chess tournaments - Wikipedia

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    This article depicts many of the strongest chess tournaments in history. The following list is not intended to be an exhaustive or definitive record of tournament chess, but takes as its foundation the collective opinion of chess experts and journalists over the strongest tournaments in history.

  5. 1904 Cambridge Springs International Chess Congress

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    The surprising upset victory of Frank Marshall marked his rise to prominence in American chess. and he was eventually champion of the United States for twenty-six years. Cambridge Springs 1904 marked the end of Harry Nelson Pillsbury's chess career. He did not play in another tournament, dying in 1906 at the age of 33.

  6. U.S. Women's Chess Championship - Wikipedia

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    The 1962 Women's Championship was a ten-round tournament held from April 21 to May 6 in New York City at the Marshall Chess Club and the Manhattan Chess Club, with the exception of round 8, which was played at the London Terrace chess club. Edward Lasker served as the tournament director.

  7. Arthur Dake - Wikipedia

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    Dake's first chess tournament was the 1930 New York State Championship, in which he finished third. [4] In 1931 he won the championship of the Marshall Chess Club. The Great Depression years saw unparalleled U.S. dominance of world chess competition.

  8. 1915 in chess - Wikipedia

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    He invented the first mechanical chess clock in 1883. Mattia Cavallotti died in Milan. Cavallotti Countergambit. Matteo Gladig died in Ljubljana. Italian master. 19 March - Eugene Cook, died in Hoboken, NJ. 1st American composer of note. 2 November - Isaac Rice, American inventor and chess patron, died in USA. Rice Gambit.

  9. Marshall Chess - Wikipedia

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    Marshall Chess had known the band since 1964, when they had used Chess studios in Chicago to record songs while touring the United States. He was an active executive manager, touring with the band, and being involved with record production as well as outside business interests.