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The 32nd Annual Green Bay Open is July 26-27, 2008!
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7th Annual Green Bay
Scholastic Chess Championship |
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Sponsored by the Green Bay Chess Association and
Green Bay Area Public Schools |
| When: |
Saturday, January 31, 2004 |
| Where: |
Franklin Middle School (1234 West Mason)
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of 1234 W Mason St
Green Bay, WI 54303-2021 |
| Time: |
Register between 9:15 and 9:30 a.m.
Award ceremony approximately 2:00 p.m. (Trophies will be
awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places in each level. All students
will receive certificates.) |
| Cost: |
$5
(Free to students in the Green Bay Public School District)
Open to
all students grades 3-8, but you must register by returning the form
below by January 14, 2004. |
| Format: |
All students will compete in four rounds. Pairings
will be made by two levels: Elementary (grades 3-5) and Middle
School (grades 6-8).
Boards and chess sets will be provided. Chess notation is
optional. If you have a chess clock, please bring it for your use.
There will be a skittles area for chess players. Chess players must
bring a non-messy bag lunch. All chess players will remain in the
building during the entire tournament. All Green Bay Public school
rules are in effect. Parents are welcome and encouraged to stay for
the tournament. Please review the Rules of
Etiquette with your child. |
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Questions? |
Contact Shirley Paulson, Supervisor for Gifted
and Talented
(448-7337 or e-mail
Shirley Paulson
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Registration Form
Click Here for a
Printable Version
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Rules of Chess Etiquette
- Every game must begin and end with the players shaking hands.
- Between the two handshakes, no talking is permitted.
- Never do anything to distract any other player in the tournament.
- Always use the "touch move" rule.
- Never gloat over a victory or become despondent or hostile following
a defeat. It is best to analyze the game with your opponent after the
game ends and in a different room from where you played. Leave the
playing room quietly when you finish so that you do not distract other
people who are still playing.
- Never comment on a game in progress whether the game is yours or one
that you are just watching.
- If you want to dispute a move or have a question, raise your hand to
summon a tournament director.
- Have fun, but be a good sport!
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