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MIDDLESEX CHESS CLUB By DOUG WOOD-BOYLE © a ERIC'S GREENHOUSE -pvawn to Queen four and blade /^/responds with the same move. M White then moves pawn to Queen's Bishop four If you are a Chess afficionado you already recognize the opening moves of the Queen's gambit According to Anthony Chakoian of Medford, treasurer of the Middlesex Chess Club, this is one of the more popular opening moves in Chess. It is designed for white to lose a pawn but gain better position and in fact retrieve the pawn it lost. The gambit consists of four to five moves, depending on black's defense, before the sought after positioning is obtained by white In the game of Chess, white is that person who has the opening play and black is the opponent. In a nutshell the Queen's gambit explains the game of Chess. "It is a game of strategy and tactics," Chakoian said. "You have to formulate a plan." According to Chakoian, the only charter member of the Club le/t, "There is a lot of memory to Chess.' He explained that the openings are all memory, of those that have worked in the past. The end game is also one of memory because the player has to know the posi- tions he or she would like the pieces in. As Chakoian notes the difference in one move can be the difference between a win, . after three or four hours of play, or a draw. "You have to think ahead all the time," Chakoian said, "not only about what you are doing but about what your opponent might do." Essentially, that is what the members of the Chess Club do when they meet on Monday nights at the Maiden YMCA on Pleasant Street. They learn how to think ahead by discussing moves with each other during informal games and then putting new moves to the test during the formal tournaments. 9 mw* GARDEN CENTER 111 h>»f| 1mm Q», B—I Middlesex East A weekly regional supplement Teaching 10 communities LYNNFIELD • NORTH READINC • READING • WAKEFIELD 1090 Main St Reading, MA (Hie 28.112 mile south of Marshall* or lake 128 lo Exit 18B. 2-1/4 miles on left I OPEN 7 DAYS Florist: 617) 444 0547 Garden Cntr:(617) 944-971 lit • WINCHESTER • BURLINGTON • WILMINGTON The 37 year old club has a wide variety of people among its 35 active members. They include lawyers, steel fabricators, company mangers and doctors among oth- ers. Chakoian proudly notes that the mem- bership includes people as young as 14 years -old to himself at just shy of 70 years. It also includes men, women, white, black, Hispanic or Asian "There is no difference in age, sex or background," Chakoian said. "We just enjoy playing Chess." ', He noted that in the past, one female member, Kate Gasser, was ranked fifth among female players in the USCF. She left the Qub when she had to move away from the area. For people like Michael Stanley and Robert Babeock of Wakefield the Club is the only place where they can play the game. Stanley said, "Outside of the Club I beat everybody I know. My friends won't play with me any more" However, inside the club Stanley and Babeock get to test their mettle against people like Qub Vice President Tom Filipek of Medford who holds a United States Chess Federation (USCF) ranking of expert and is on his way to Master. At pre- sent Fihpek rated by the USCF at 2,012 points and he needs to exceed 2,100 to make the next step. Babeock notes that the rankings are like a batting average and are attained by the results of USCF recognized tournaments. "The better you play, the higher your average, Babeock said. Chakoian explained that in the tournaments a person with a 1,600 ranking might beat a person with an 1,800 rating thus gaining as many as 32 points toward a better rating. As Stanley notes there is a certain excitement about a person like himself being able to play a person like Filipek on a WEDNESDAY/ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,11,1997-PAGE SI Up to 140,000 Readers each WeoVThucs. in 10 Communities September is Youth U'tivje Month WOBURN • SlONEHAM IEWKSBURY • S31 Main Street, Reading • (617) 944-2200 MIDDLESEX CHESS CLUB Charter Member Anthony Chakoian of Medford demon- strates one of the moves in the Queen's Gambit, a classic opening set of moves. regular basis and even beating him twice in 20 games. Stanley said that he has been a member of the Qub for about 11/2 years but has known how to play for about 20-years. Babeock has known how to play since he was a teenager. 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