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June
Chess Life Online
2012
June
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The Philadelphia International, which precedes the World Open, began with dozens of titled players entered. Watch live games on the official site and look for a US Chess Scoop video from the scene.
For the second year in a row, the US Amateur South was held in Memphis, Tennessee. Top seed George Woodbury III (pictured) won the Championship section while Kamron Jafari & Hayden Henson tied for first in the Reserve.
Results for the USCF 2012 Annual Awards are in. Honorees included IM John Donaldson and former USCF board member Randy Bauer, who both received distinguished service awards.
On June 16, the
GM Aleksander Lenderman won clear first at the National Open in Las Vegas with 5.5/6, earning $6400. He talked to CLO about his future plans and his new attitude toward fighting chess.
Legendary Russian World Champion GM Anatoly Karpov was warmly received at the National Open. He also met with USCF President Ruth Haring on promoting chess and the state of FIDE.
Macauley Peterson reports live from the Tal Memorial in Moscow. Magnus Carlsen won the event with 5.5/9 while our new US Champion Hikaru Nakamura scored 4/9.


