Chch boys top in chess
Two Canterbury chess■ plavers, Adrian Lloyd and Giles Bates, finished equal first on five and a half points in the Burroughs national junior championships in Christchurch. I The two voung players (will have the option of (attending either the world ! junior championships in
Germany or the Asian, junior I championships in Iraq later) 1 this year. ) : Final points were:— Lloyd) ; and Bates, 51 equal 1; Pat) -Cordue (Wellington) and: Michael Freeman - (Canter-i 5 bury), 5, equal 3; Jonathon f Sarfati (Wellington), and I David Weegenaar (Otago), 1 i 44, equal 5.
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Press, 9 April 1980, Page 36
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