U8 Medal Winners in Batumi
Written by ECU Press Officer Gerald Schendel
Tuesday, 23 October 2007, id:144 Article cached on Friday, 04 July 2008 06:37:21
The organizers in Batumi (Georgia) have published the final standings of the
1st European Youth Chess Championship Under-8. Official website:
www.eurobatumi2007.ge. The Turkish Chess Federation provided transmission of live games. The Medal winners are:
Girls: 1. Aidan Hajatova AZE 8/9; 2. Narmin Mammadova AZE 7; 3. Tinatini Lagadze GEO 6.5.
Boys: 1. Nikita Aivazyan RUS 8/9; 2. Yevgeny Shtembulyak UKR 6.5; 3. Volkan Sevgi TUR 6.5.
European Rapid Chess Championship 2007
Written by Maria Macieja, Tournament Director (Warsaw, Poland)
Monday, 22 October 2007, id:143 Article cached on Friday, 04 July 2008 06:37:21
 Pic-Id:106 | The Polish Chess Federation and the Warsaw Foundation for Chess Development have a great pleasure to invite European chess players to the 7th Amplico AIG Life International Chess Tournament - European Rapid Chess Championship to be held from December 15 till December 16, 2007, in Warsaw.
All details concerning the event can be found on: www.poloniachess.pl/amplico2007.
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South Bohemia Open 2007 finished
Written by Dr. Jan Mazuch, Director of CZECH OPEN & CZECH TOUR
Monday, 22 October 2007, id:142 Article cached on Friday, 04 July 2008 06:37:21
The 1st International Chess Festival
South Bohemia Open 2007 which took place 13th - 20th October in Cesky Krumlov (one of the nicest towns in the Czech Republic) was finished on Saturday. Complete results and games should be found at
www.czechtour.net.
ECU sued?
Written by ECU Press Officer Gerald Schendel
Monday, 22 October 2007, id:141 Article cached on Friday, 04 July 2008 06:25:26
 Pic-Id:105 | On October 12th, the Turkish Chess Federation published an Open Letter, wherein Mr. Ali Nihat Yazici, President of the Turkish Chess Federation, declared that his federation has sued the ECU in the judicial court in Lausanne on 3rd of October.
According to Mr. Horst Metzing, Secretary-General of the ECU, the ECU office in Berlin has not received any official letter in this matter so far.
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