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Tournament: 57th British Championship (all 179 games, plus 41 from other events)
Venue: University of Warwick, Coventry • Dates: 10-21 August 1970 • Download PGN • Updated 15 July, 2024 2:42 PM

1970 British Chess Championship, Coventry, 10-21 August 1969« »1971

1970 British Chess Championship Residence 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11  Total 
1 Robert G Wade London ◊ ½/21 ♦ 1/26 ◊ 1/10 ♦ 1/6 ◊ ½/2 ♦ ½/4 ◊ ½/3 ♦ 1/18 ◊ ½/5 ♦ 1/9 ◊ ½/8 8
2 William R Hartston Cambridge ♦ 1/31 ◊ 1/19 ♦ 1/11 ◊ ½/8 ♦ ½/1 ◊ ½/7 ♦ 0/4 ◊ 1/3 ♦ 1/13 ◊ ½/5 ♦ 0/6 7
3 Richard G Eales Chester ♦ 1/30 ◊ 1/5 ♦ ½/8 ◊ ½/4 ♦ ½/7 ◊ 1/11 ♦ ½/1 ♦ 0/2 ◊ ½/10 ◊ 1/19 ♦ ½/9 7
4 George Steven Botterill Oxford ◊ 1/25 ♦ ½/27 ◊ 1/15 ♦ ½/3 ♦ 1/8 ◊ ½/1 ◊ 1/2 ♦ 0/5 ◊ 0/9 ♦ 1/10 ◊ ½/11 7
5 Maxwell L Fuller London AUS ◊ 1/29 ♦ 0/3 ◊ ½/14 ♦ 1/10 ◊ ½/18 ♦ 1/26 ◊ 1/12 ◊ 1/4 ♦ ½/1 ♦ ½/2 ◊ 0/7 7
6 Dr. Jonathan Penrose London ♦ 0/16 ◊ 1/9 ♦ 1/25 ◊ 0/1 ◊ 1/14 ♦ 0/10 ◊ 1/15 ♦ ½/12 ♦ ½/8 ◊ 1/18 ◊ 1/2 7
7 Raymond D Keene London ◊ 1/24 ♦ ½/10 ◊ ½/27 ♦ 1/15 ◊ ½/3 ♦ ½/2 ◊ ½/18 ♦ ½/13 ◊ ½/12 ♦ ½/11 ♦ 1/5 7
8 (Arthur) Howard Williams Pontyclun ◊ 1/13 ♦ 1/21 ◊ ½/3 ♦ ½/2 ◊ 0/4 ♦ 0/12 ◊ ½/14 ♦ 1/26 ◊ ½/6 ◊ 1/22 ♦ ½/1
9 Victor W Knox Cheadle ♦ 0/19 ♦ 0/6 ◊ 1/30 ◊ 1/28 ♦ ½/27 ◊ 1/16 ♦ ½/11 ◊ 1/21 ♦ 1/4 ◊ 0/1 ◊ ½/3
10 David B Pritchard Godalming ◊ 1/33 ◊ ½/7 ♦ 0/1 ◊ 0/5 ♦ 1/17 ◊ 1/6 ♦ ½/23 ◊ 1/11 ♦ ½/3 ◊ 0/4 ♦ ½/16 6
11 John E Littlewood Skelmersdale ◊ 1/32 ♦ 1/16 ◊ 0/2 ♦ 1/27 ◊ ½/13 ♦ 0/3 ◊ ½/9 ♦ 0/10 ♦ 1/23 ◊ ½/7 ♦ ½/4 6
12 David Sherman London ◊ ½/22 ♦ ½/18 ◊ 1/33 ♦ ½/16 ◊ ½/26 ◊ 1/8 ♦ 0/5 ◊ ½/6 ♦ ½/7 ◊ ½/13 ♦ ½/19 6
13 Michael Macdonald-Ross Harrow ♦ 0/8 ◊ 1/30 ♦ ½/20 ◊ 1/17 ♦ ½/11 ◊ 1/23 ♦ ½/21 ◊ ½/7 ◊ 0/2 ♦ ½/12 ◊ ½/14 6
14 Peter H Clarke Holsworthy ♦ ½/20 ◊ ½/28 ♦ ½/5 ◊ ½/23 ♦ 0/6 ◊ 1/19 ♦ ½/8 ◊ 1/22 ♦ ½/18 ◊ ½/16 ♦ ½/13 6
15 Martyn J Corden Bolton ♦ ½/17 ◊ 1/23 ♦ 0/4 ◊ 0/7 ♦ ½/19 ◊ 1/20 ♦ 0/6 ◊ 0/16 ♦ 1/30 ◊ 1/28 ♦ 1/24 6
16 Brian R Eley Rotherham ◊ 1/6 ◊ 0/11 ♦ 1/28 ◊ ½/12 ♦ 0/21 ♦ 0/9 ◊ ½/29 ♦ 1/15 ◊ 1/27 ♦ ½/14 ◊ ½/10 6
17 Zahiruddin Farooqui Pakistan ◊ ½/15 ♦ ½/22 ◊ ½/18 ♦ 0/13 ◊ 0/10 ♦ ½/30 ◊ 0/24 ♦ 1/32 ◊ 1/31 ♦ 1/29 ◊ 1/21 6
18 Bernard Cafferty Birmingham ♦ ½/23 ◊ ½/12 ♦ ½/17 ◊ 1/19 ♦ ½/5 ◊ 1/21 ♦ ½/7 ◊ 0/1 ◊ ½/14 ♦ 0/6 ♦ ½/22
19 Philip Norman Wallis Sheepy Parva ◊ 1/9 ♦ 0/2 ◊ ½/22 ♦ 0/18 ◊ ½/15 ♦ 0/14 1/bye ♦ 1/33 ◊ 1/21 ♦ 0/3 ◊ ½/12
20 Michael J Haygarth Leeds ◊ ½/14 ♦ ½/29 ◊ ½/13 ♦ 0/26 ◊ ½/22 ♦ 0/15 ◊ 1/33 ♦ ½/24 ♦ ½/28 ◊ ½/23 ◊ 1/27
21 Richard C Lemon Kingston-upon-T. ♦ ½/1 ◊ 0/8 ◊ 1/32 ♦ 1/22 ◊ 1/16 ♦ 0/18 ◊ ½/13 ♦ 0/9 ♦ 0/19 ◊ 1/25 ♦ 0/17 5
22 David W Anderton Aldridge ♦ ½/12 ◊ ½/17 ♦ ½/19 ◊ 0/21 ♦ ½/20 ◊ 1/27 ◊ ½/26 ♦ 0/14 ◊ 1/29 ♦ 0/8 ◊ ½/18 5
23 Richard Bailey Bebington ◊ ½/18 ♦ 0/15 ◊ 1/29 ♦ ½/14 ◊ 1/33 ♦ 0/13 ◊ ½/10 ♦ ½/27 ◊ 0/11 ♦ ½/20 ♦ ½/26 5
24 Rory M R O'Kelly Beckenham ♦ 0/7 ◊ 0/25 ♦ ½/34 ◊ 0/31 ♦ 1/28 ◊ ½/32 ♦ 1/17 ◊ ½/20 ◊ 1/26 ♦ ½/27 ◊ 0/15 5
25 John M Ripley Liverpool ♦ 0/4 ♦ 1/24 ◊ 0/6 ♦ 0/33 ◊ ½/30 ♦ ½/29 ◊ 0/28 1/bye ◊ 1/32 ♦ 0/21 ◊ 1/31 5
26 Barry N Green London ♦ ½/28 ◊ 0/1 ♦ 1/31 ◊ 1/20 ♦ ½/12 ◊ 0/5 ♦ ½/22 ◊ 0/8 ♦ 0/24 ◊ ½/30 ◊ ½/23
27 Peter C Griffiths Birmingham ♦ 1/34 ◊ ½/4 ♦ ½/7 ◊ 0/11 ◊ ½/9 ♦ 0/22 ♦ 1/31 ◊ ½/23 ♦ 0/16 ◊ ½/24 ♦ 0/20
28 Stewart Reuben London ◊ ½/26 ♦ ½/14 ◊ 0/16 ♦ 0/9 ◊ 0/24 1/bye ♦ 1/25 ♦ ½/29 ◊ ½/20 ♦ 0/15 ◊ ½/32
29 David Lees Sale ♦ 0/5 ◊ ½/20 ♦ 0/23 ◊ 1/32 ♦ ½/31 ◊ ½/25 ♦ ½/16 ◊ ½/28 ♦ 0/22 ◊ 0/17 1/bye
30 Alexander M Davie Dundee ◊ 0/3 ♦ 0/13 ♦ 0/9 1/bye ♦ ½/25 ◊ ½/17 ♦ ½/32 ◊ ½/31 ◊ 0/15 ♦ ½/26 ◊ ½/33 4
31 Peter C Doye Croydon ◊ 0/2 ♦ ½/32 ◊ 0/26 ♦ 1/24 ◊ ½/29 ♦ ½/33 ◊ 0/27 ♦ ½/30 ♦ 0/17 1/bye ♦ 0/25 4
32 John Anthony Sutton1 Willenhall ♦ 0/11 ◊ ½/31 ♦ 0/21 ♦ 0/29 1/bye ♦ ½/24 ◊ ½/30 ◊ 0/17 1/bye ◊ 1/33 ♦ ½/28 4
33 John S Evans Beaufort, Mon. ♦ 0/10 ◊ 1/34 ♦ 0/12 ◊ 1/25 ♦ 0/23 ◊ ½/31 ♦ 0/20 ◊ 0/19 ◊ 1/35 ♦ 0/32 ♦ ½/30 4
34 Robert A Lee Honiton ◊ 0/27 ♦ 0/33 ◊ ½/24 withdrew ½ / 3

1 John Anthony Sutton (1940-1987) is referred to in most pre-1980s magazines and bulletins as 'A.J. Sutton' but he discovered late in life that his names were given the other way round when his birth was registered. Thereafter he referred to himself as 'J.A. Sutton'. See BCM, October 1987, p449.

Prizes: 1st William Sims prize (approx. 3250), 2nd £50, 3rd £35, 4th £20. Time control 40/2½ hours followed by 16/each subsequent hour.


1970 British Ladies' Chess Championship 1969« »1971

1970 British Ladies Championship Residence 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11  Total 
1 Jana Hartston Cambridge ♦ 1/8 ◊ ½/5 ♦ 0/6 ♦ 1/11 ◊ 1/8 ◊ 1/2 ♦ 1/7 ♦ ½/4 ◊ ½/3 ♦ 1/10 ◊ 1/12
2 Rowena M Bruce Plymouth ◊ 1/3 ♦ 1/10 ◊ 1/12 ♦ ½/8 ◊ 0/4 ♦ 0/1 ◊ ½/9 ◊ 1/7 ♦ ½/6 ◊ 1/11 ♦ 1/13
3 Christine S State High Wycombe ♦ 0/2 ◊ ½/9 ♦ 1/16 ◊ 1/13 ♦ 1/6 ◊ 0/7 ♦ 1/5 ◊ 1/8 ♦ ½/1 ◊ 1/4 ♦ ½/11
4 Nancy C Elder Dundee ♦ ½/6 ◊ ½/13 ♦ ½/7 ◊ 1/5 ♦ 1/2 ◊ 1/14 ♦ ½/8 ◊ ½/1 ♦ ½/11 ♦ 0/3 ◊ ½/10
5 Elaine Pritchard Godalming ◊ 1/15 ♦ ½/1 ◊ 0/8 ♦ 0/4 ◊ 1/11 ♦ 1/6 ◊ 0/3 ◊ 1/16 ♦ 0/12 ♦ 1/9 ◊ 1/14
6 Olive Cecily Richards Harrow ◊ ½/4 ♦ ½/11 ◊ 1/1 ♦ ½/10 ◊ 0/3 ◊ 0/5 ♦ 1/15 ◊ 1/14 ◊ ½/2 ♦ ½/12 ♦ 1/8
7 Suzette L R Roper Purley ◊ ½/11 ♦ ½/8 ◊ ½/4 ♦ 1/12 ◊ 1/10 ♦ 1/3 ◊ 0/1 ♦ 0/2 ◊ 0/9 ♦ 1/16 ◊ 1/15
8 Mary Henniker-Heaton London ♦ 1/16 ◊ ½/7 ♦ 1/5 ◊ ½/2 ♦ 0/1 ◊ ½/13 ◊ ½/4 ♦ 0/3 ♦ 1/14 ♦ 1/15 ◊ 0/6 6
9 Joan M Pawlus Wigan ◊ 0/1 ♦ ½/3 ◊ ½/10 ♦ 1/15 ♦ 0/14 ◊ 1/12 ♦ ½/2 ◊ ½/13 ♦ 1/7 ◊ 0/5 ◊ 1/16 6
10 Margaret I Powis Stroud ♦ 1/14 ◊ 0/2 ♦ ½/9 ◊ ½/6 ♦ 0/7 ◊ 1/15 ♦ ½/13 ◊ ½/12 ♦ 1/16 ◊ 0/1 ♦ ½/4
11 Andrea M Smith Leicester ♦ ½/7 ◊ ½/6 ♦ ½/13 ◊ 0/1 ♦ 0/5 ◊ 1/16 ♦ 1/14 ◊ 1/15 ◊ ½/4 ♦ 0/2 ◊ ½/3
12 Julie Dobson Wallasey ♦ ½/13 ◊ 1/14 ♦ 0/2 ◊ 0/7 ♦ ½/15 ♦ 0/9 ◊ 1/16 ♦ ½/10 ◊ 1/5 ◊ ½/6 ♦ 0/1 5
13 Cicely Mary Murphy Whitchurch ◊ ½/12 ♦ ½/4 ◊ ½/11 ♦ 0/3 ◊ 1/16 ♦½/8 ◊ ½/10 ♦ ½/9 ◊ 0/15 ♦ 1/14 ◊ 0/2 5
14 Christine Elder Dundee ◊ 0/10 ♦ 0/12 ◊ 1/15 ♦ 1/16 ◊ 1/9 ♦ 0/4 ◊ 0/11 ♦ 0/6 ◊ 0/8 ◊ 0/13 ♦ 0/5 3
15 Margaret Rowley Harrogate ♦ 0/5 ◊ ½/16 ♦ 0/14 ◊ 0/9 ◊ ½/12 ♦ 0/10 ◊ 0/6 ♦ 0/11 ♦ 1/13 ◊ 0/8 ♦ 0/7 2
16 Jane Sadler Rees Northampton ◊ 0/8 ♦ ½/15 ◊ 0/3 ◊ 0/14 ♦ 0/13 ♦ 0/11 ♦ 0/12 ♦ 0/5 ◊ 0/10 ◊ 0/7 ♦ 0/9 ½

Results from the table on page 67 of the 1970/71 BCF Yearbook. Some of the colour indications given there are clearly wrong - I have tried to correct them but there may still be some unresolved errors.

Women's full names, where known: Jana Hartston (later Miles, now Bellin, née Malypetrova), Rowena Mary Bruce, Christine S State (later Christine Corden), Nancy Conchar Elder (née Gordon), (Doré) Elaine (Zelia) Pritchard (née Saunders), Olive Cecily Richards (later Chataway), Suzette Lilian Rose Roper (née Armitage, later Farrington), Mary Araluen Elizabeth Anne Henniker-Heaton (1904-1972), Joan M Pawlus, Margaret I Powis (née Cullen), Andrea M Smith, Julie M Dobson, Cicely Mary Murphy, Christine M Elder, Margaret Rowley, Jane Sadler Rees (née Davidson, b 25 May 1884, d 1974)


Mary Araluen Elizabeth Anne Henniker-Heaton (26 November 1904 – 31 January 1972) - obituary in BCM, March 1972, page 97: "Mary Henniker-Heaton - The many friends of Mary Henniker-Heaton will be sad to learn of her death on January 31, 1972 after a long illness. Since her appearance in the pre-war Margate Congresses, Mary was never far from the chess scene, playing for the West London C.C. and regularly attending B.C.F. Congresses. For more than thirty years one of our leading and most enthusiastic lady players, Mary was secretary of the British Ladies’ Chess Association in its early days and keenly supported the Queen’s Gambit Club. - Elaine Pritchard." She was the grand-daughter of Sir John Henniker Heaton (1848-1914) who was a UK MP from 1885 to 1910. Note that some years ago Mary Henniker-Heaton's forename was given on BritBase as "Monica" in error. The error was identified and eradicated here in 2017. I'm not sure who or what was the source of this error—it may have been me—but, to be clear, there is or was no such chess person as Monica Henniker-Heaton despite what you may read elsewhere on the internet.


1970 BCF Major Open

Rank 1970 BCF Major Open Total
1 Nicholas J Kalton (Cambridge) 8½/11
2-4 Ronald F A Harman (London), Gavin N Henderson (Manchester), P Stuart Milner-Barry (London)
5-6 Robert S McFarland (Coventry), David J Masters (Chertsey) 7
7-11 Leon P Burnett (Brightlingsea), Percy B Cook (London), Raymond J Gamble (Derby), Paul F Habershon (Bedford), Otto H Hardy (Loughborough)
12-21 Graham P Burton (Oxford), Peter Furlong (Manchester), Brian H Hare (Brighton), H. Johansson (Stockholm), Rene de Milliano (Holland), James R Nicolson (Manchester), Kenneth I Norman (Hounslow), Laurence W Prescott (London), James Steedman (Nth. Shields), Stuart A Townsend (Reading) 6
22-23 R. E. Evans (Chester), Philip W Pusey (Birmingham)
24-28 Anthony R Cullinane (Portsmouth), Keith L Escott (Hornchurch), Peter Morrey (Hanley), William G Raines (London), Robert P Ross (Hull) 5
29-32 J. Dean (Coventry), John B Goodman (Plymouth), G. Kaye (Coventry), Walter J E Yeeles (Gosport)
33-36 Robert G W Elwell (London), Ronald A Harris (Wokingham), Michael J Rose (London), Robert Graham Taylor (Newport, Mon.) 4
37-38 Paul S N Kendall (Oxford), D. R. Lewis (London)
39 Raymond Mountford Ellison (Christchurch) 3
40 Lewis Johnstone Mills (Bromborough)

1970 British Under-21 Chess Championship

1970 British Under 21 Championship Residence 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11  Total 
1 Derek Maurice Wise Bristol ◊ 1/26 ♦ ½/23 ◊ ½/36 ♦ ½/17 ◊ ½/20 ◊ 1/33 ♦ 1/8 ♦ 1/25 ◊ 1/3 ◊ 1/9 ♦ 1/4 9
2 Ivor Adrian Friedlander Westcliff ♦ ½/19 ◊ 1/31 ♦ ½/9 ◊ 1/23 ♦ ½/14 ◊ ½/8 ♦ ½/11 ◊ 1/21 ♦ 1/17 ◊ ½/3 ♦ 1/12 8
3 Stuart J Hutchings Plymouth ♦ 1/27 ◊ 1/28 ♦ 1/16 ◊ 1/21 ♦ ½/4 ◊ 1/29 ♦ 1/12 ◊ 0/9 ♦ 0/1 ♦ ½/2 ◊ 1/14 8
4 Roger Webb Oxted ♦ 1/29 ◊ ½/8 ♦ 1/19 ◊ 1/12 ◊ ½/3 ♦ ½/24 ◊ ½/25 ♦ 1/14 ♦ ½/9 ◊ 1/10 ◊ 0/1
5 Peter G Killick Leicester ♦ 0/21 ◊ ½/10 ♦ 1/40 ◊ 1/22 ♦ 0/29 ♦ 0/13 ◊ 1/37 ◊ 1/27 ♦ 1/16 ◊ ½/11 ♦ 1/9 7
6 Terry B Bennett Rickmansworth ◊ 0/20 ♦ 0/25 ◊ ½/26 ◊ 1/40 ♦ 1/39 ♦ 0/23 ◊ 1/32 ◊ 1/19 ♦ ½/21 ◊ ½/17 ♦ 1/18
7 David LeMoir Bristol ♦ ½/39 ◊ ½/42 ♦ 1/41 ◊ 0/14 ♦ 0/18 ◊ 1/34 ♦ 0/20 ◊ 1/33 ♦ 1/29 ◊ 1/21 ♦ ½/10
8 Anthony J Miles Birmingham ◊ 1/13 ♦ ½/4 ◊ 0/23 ◊ 1/31 ♦ 1/21 ♦ ½/2 ◊ 0/1 ♦ 0/10 ◊ 1/24 ◊ 1/20 ♦ ½/11
9 (Robert) Walter Lambert Moberly Whyteleafe ◊ 0/23 ♦ 1/26 ◊ ½/2 ♦ ½/13 ◊ 1/10 ♦ 1/20 ◊ 1/17 ♦ 1/3 ◊ ½/4 ♦ 0/1 ◊ 0/5
10 Ian Sinclair Kilmacolm ◊ 0/24 ♦ ½/5 ◊ ½/32 ◊ 1/41 ♦ 0/9 ◊ 1/15 ♦ 1/33 ◊ 1/8 ♦ 1/20 ♦ 0/4 ◊ ½/7
11 Alan G Trangmar Beckenham ♦ ½/31 ◊ 0/19 ♦ ½/39 ◊ 1/38 ♦ 1/34 ◊ 1/18 ♦ ½/2 ♦ ½/13 ◊ ½/14 ♦ ½/11 ◊ ½/8
12 Louis de Veauce Manchester ◊ 1/35 ♦ ½/14 ◊ 1/24 ♦ 0/4 ◊ 1/36 ♦ 1/16 ◊ 0/3 ♦ 0/17 ◊ 1/25 ♦ 1/13 ◊ 0/2
13 Robert Bellin Great Yarmouth ♦ 0/8 ◊ 0/29 ♦ 1/27 ◊ ½/9 ♦ 1/22 ◊ 1/5 ♦ 1/19 ◊ ½/11 ♦ ½/18 ◊ 0/12 ♦ ½/17 6
14 Clive Cubitt Great Yarmouth ♦ ½/22 ◊ ½/12 ♦ 1/15 ♦ 1/7 ◊ ½/2 ♦ ½/17 ◊ 1/24 ◊ 0/4 ♦ ½/11 ◊ ½/18 ♦ 0/3 6
15 Michael J Donnelly Billingham ◊ ½/33 ♦ 0/18 ◊ 0/14 ♦ ½/26 ◊ 1/35 ♦ 0/10 ◊ ½/31 ♦ 1/37 ♦ 1/28 ◊ 1/30 ♦ ½/19 6
16 Paul Hershman Southend ◊ 1/32 ♦ 1/30 ◊ 0/3 ♦ 1/18 ♦ ½/24 ◊ 0/34 ♦ 0/21 ◊ 1/29 ◊ 0/5 ♦ 1/25 ◊ ½/23 6
17 Mark H Horton Nottingham ♦ 1/40 ◊ 1/41 ♦ 0/21 ◊ ½/1 ♦ 1/28 ◊ ½/14 ♦ 0/9 ◊ 1/12 ◊ 0/2 ♦ ½/6 ◊ ½/13 6
18 John M Quinn Stafford ♦ 0/41 ◊ 1/15 ♦ 1/28 ◊ 0/16 ◊ 1/7 ♦ 0/11 ◊ 1/30 ♦ 1/24 ◊ ½/13 ♦ ½/14 ◊ 0/6 6
19 Richard G Truman Leicester ◊ ½/2 ♦ 1/11 ◊ 0/4 ♦ 0/25 ◊ 1/42 ♦ 1/36 ◊ 0/13 ♦ 0/6 ◊ 1/34 ♦ 1/26 ½◊ /15 6
20 David M Adams Nuneaton ♦ 1/6 ◊ 0/21 ♦ ½/34 ◊ 1/42 ♦ ½/1 ◊ 0/9 ◊ 1/7 ♦ 1/23 ◊ 0/10 ♦ 0/8 ♦ ½/22
21 Gerald H Bennett Bournemouth ◊ 1/5 ♦ 1/20 ◊ 1/17 ♦ 0/3 ◊ 0/8 ♦ ½/25 ◊ 1/16 ♦ 0/2 ◊ ½/6 ♦ 0/7 ◊ ½/24
22 D Ian Calvert Liverpool ◊ ½/14 ♦ ½/33 ◊ ½/25 ♦ 0/5 ◊ 0/13 ♦ ½/26 ◊ 1/35 ◊ ½/34 ♦ 1/27 ♦ ½/23 ◊ ½/20
23 Tim Gluckman Bramhall ♦ 1/9 ◊ ½/1 ♦ 1/8 ♦ 0/2 ◊ 0/25 ◊ 1/6 ♦ ½/29 ◊ 0/20 ♦ ½/30 ◊ ½/22 ♦ ½/16
24 Christopher J Hutchings Bristol ♦ 1/10 ◊ 1/34 ♦ 0/12 ♦ 1/33 ◊ ½/16 ◊ ½/4 ♦ 0/14 ◊ 0/18 ♦ 0/8 ◊ 1/29 ♦ ½/21
25 Keith Maudsley Blackburn ♦ 0/28 ◊ 1/6 ♦ ½/22 ◊ 1/19 ♦ 1/23 ◊ ½/21 ♦ ½/4 ◊ 0/1 ♦ 0/12 ◊ 0/16 ♦ 1/30
26 John A Gorman Chester ♦ 0/1 ◊ 0/9 ♦ ½/6 ◊ ½/15 ♦ 1/41 ◊ ½/22 ♦ 0/27 ♦ 1/31 ◊ 1/32 ◊ 0/19 ♦ ½/28 5
27 David O Collier London ◊ 0/3 ♦ 0/35 ◊ 0/13 ♦ ½/37 ◊ 1/38 ♦ 1/42 ◊ 1/26 ♦ 0/5 ◊ 0/22 ♦ ½/32 ♦ 1/40 5
28 Robin F G Kneebone Truro ◊ 1/25 ♦ 0/3 ◊ 0/18 ♦ 1/35 ◊ 0/17 ♦ ½/32 ◊ 1/36 ♦ 0/30 ◊ 0/15 ♦ 1/38 ◊ ½/26 5
29 Clifford J Shaw Coventry ◊ 0/4 ♦ 1/13 ◊ 1/35 ♦ ½/36 ◊ 1/5 ♦ 0/3 ◊ ½/23 ♦ 0/16 ◊ 0/7 ♦ 0/24 ◊ 1/39 5
30 Stephen K Cronick Cardiff ♦ 1/38 ◊ 0/16 ♦ ½/42 ◊ ½/34 ♦ 0/33 ◊ 1/31 ♦ 0/18 ◊ 1/28 ◊ ½/23 ♦ 0/15 ◊ 0/25
31 C Jones Dundee ◊ ½/11 ♦ 0/2 ◊ 1/37 ♦ 0/8 ◊ ½/32 ♦ 0/30 ♦ ½/15 ◊ 0/26 ♦ 1/39 ◊ ½/35 ♦ ½/33
32 S Jones Manchester ♦ 0/16 ◊ ½/40 ♦ ½/10 ◊ ½/39 ♦ ½/31 ◊ ½/28 ♦ 0/6 ◊ 1/36 ♦ 0/26 ◊ ½/27 ♦ ½/35
33 Norman D Marks Purley ♦ ½/15 ◊ ½/22 ♦ 1/38 ◊ 0/24 ◊ 1/30 ♦ 0/1 ◊ 0/10 ♦ 0/7 ◊ ½/37 ♦ ½/34 ◊ ½/31
34 Ian Meiklejohn Glasgow ◊ 1/37 ♦ 0/24 ◊ ½/20 ♦ ½/30 ◊ 0/11 ♦ 0/7 ◊ 1/41 ♦ ½/22 ♦ 0/19 ◊ ½/33 ♦ ½/36
35 Colin F Moore London ♦ 0/12 ◊ 1/27 ♦ 0/29 ◊ 0/28 ♦ 0/15 ◊ ½/40 ♦ 0/22 ♦ 1/41 ◊ 1/42 ♦ ½/31 ◊ ½/32
36 David O Vaughan Cwmbran ♦ ½/42 ◊ 1/39 ♦ ½/1 ◊ ½/29 ♦ 0/12 ◊ 0/19 ♦ 0/28 ♦ 0/32 ◊ ½/38 ♦ 1/37 ◊ ½/34
37 L Butcher London ♦ 0/34 ◊ 0/38 ♦ 0/31 ◊ ½/27 ♦ 1/40 ◊ 1/39 ♦ 0/5 ◊ 0/15 ♦ ½/33 ◊ 0/36 ♦ 1/41 4
38 David Emanuel London ◊ 0/30 ♦ 1/37 ◊ 0/33 ♦ 0/11 ♦ 0/27 ◊ 0/41 ♦ 1/40 ◊ ½/39 ♦ ½/36 ◊ 0/28 ♦ 1/42 4
39 Peter L Davies Cardiff ◊ ½/7 ♦ 0/36 ◊ ½/11 ♦ ½/32 ◊ 0/6 ♦ 0/37 ◊ ½/42 ♦ ½/38 ◊ 0/31 ◊ 1/40 ♦ 0/29
40 Colin W M Bartlett Banstead ◊ 0/17 ♦ ½/32 ◊ 0/5 ♦ 0/6 ◊ 0/37 ♦ ½/35 ◊ 0/38 ♦ 1/42 ◊ 1/41 ♦ 0/39 ◊ 0/27 3
41 Barry D A Fraser Greenford ◊ 1/18 ♦ 0/17 ◊ 0/7 ♦ 0/10 ◊ 0/26 ♦ 1/38 ♦ 0/34 ◊ 0/35 ♦ 0/40 ◊ 1/42 ◊ 0/37 3
42 Frank Lovell Coventry ◊ ½/36 ♦ ½/7 ◊ ½/30 ♦ 0/20 ♦ 0/19 ◊ 0/27 ♦ ½/39 ◊ 0/40 ♦ 0/35 ♦ 0/41 ◊ 0/38 2

1970 British Boys’ Under 18 Championship

Rank 1970 British Boys' Under 18 Championship  Total 
1-3 John G Nicholson (London), Johann P Sommerville (Thornton Heath), Kevin J Wicker (London)1 8/11
4-6 R W Bailey (Sheffield), Gerald Moore (Chalfont St. Peters), Maurice J Staples (Bridgwater)
7-11 Michael St J K Brown (Ashford), John D M Nunn (London), Gareth D Pearce (Abingdon), Nigel E Povah (London), J. Wright (Chessington) 7
12-16 Ian W Cordon (Bedford), Andrew J Morley (Leicester), G. Paterson (Paisley), Robin J Pearce (Redruth), Stephen J Taylor (Bedford)
17-21 Paul W Curtis (Ipswich), M. McCarthy (Gateshead), Laurence D Marks (Purley), Ian L Snape (Orpington), William J Stirling (Birmingham) 6
22-32 Robert J Baker (Coventry), James Burnett (Doncaster), John Dennis (London), Thomas Evans (Newtownabbey), Peter R Kitson (Harlow), Stephen J Mann (Sheffield), S. Mansfield (Brighton), Alan N Morris (Leicester), Julian G Piasecki (Northampton), Douglas Tudhope (Dundee), J. C. C. Wood (Winchester)
33-40 William J Collins (Belfast), Chris D Floyd (Aylesbury), S. Humphries (Coventry), Peter G Lovatt (Skegness), Ian McAllan (Sidcup), M. Paley (Sunderland), D. J. Robson (Ewell), P. W. Walsh (Dundee) 5
41-44 D. S. Bhalla (London), Geoffrey Kendall jnr (Scunthorpe), L. Lewis (Braintree), L. R. Smith (Alton, Hants)
45-48 D. Hellewell (Bradford), D. Mountford (Coventry), D. A. Thomas (Malpas), G. Williams (Coventry) 4
49 J. Moore (Wingate)
50 R. Cook (Camborne) 3
51 Alan D Murray (Newtownabbey) 1

1 all three winners attended Dulwich College


1970 British Boys’ Under-16 Championship

Rank 1970 British Boys' Under 16 Championship  Total 
1-2 A Jonathan Mestel (Manchester), Jonathan S Speelman (London) 9/11
3 John Nicholson (Belfast)
4-6 Chris M Cooley (Swindon), Stephen J Lorber (Sheffield), Stephen J Meyler (Dublin) 7
7-12 G. M. Carstairs (Edinburgh), P. A. Connors (Harrogate), John Graham Isted (Brighton), Keith Laidler (Birmingham), Malcolm R Major (Leicester), Peter J Sharp (Nottingham)
13-15 John M Bennett (Weybridge), M. K. Jones (West Wickham), Nigel J Webber (Street, Somerset) 6
16-25 M. Forrest (Hampton Hill), D. Hale (Leicester), Mark I Hassall Leicester), Chris Jones (London), J. Green (Nuneaton), Peter R Rans (Shrewsbury), A. Sinclair (Bothwell), Andrew J Stoker (Birmingham), A. M. Weekes (Huddersfield), Martin E Whetton (Tamworth)
26-28 Timothy Cofman-Nicoresti (Leigh-on-Sea), Anthony L Hoskings (Torquay), Robert Schmidt (Newbury) 5
29-32 David [Paul] L Barasi (Weybridge), John Steven R Barker (Macclesfield), J. Ferguson (Dundee), Stephen McCullough (Glengormley)
33 Pierre Meulien (Newtownabbey) 3
34 Alan Shanks (Ballyclare)
35 Michael Broers (Newtownabbey) 1

1970 British Boys’ Under-14 Championship

Rank 1970 British Boys' Under 14 Championship  Total 
1 Terry P D Chapman (London) 9½/11
2 D. J. Pritchard (Willenhall)
3 David [Dafydd] R Johnston (Ferriby, East Yorkshire)
4-6 Michael Anthony Cook (Stevenage), Paul E Littlewood (Skelmersdale), A. Mozoomdar (London) 7
7-8 P. Smyth (Moreton), Michael C Truran (Bath)
9-15 R. C. Bennett (Nuneaton), Andrew F J Glaze (Shrewsbury), David C S Goodman (London), Nigel P Hacking (Bolton), J. A. Hutchinson (Brigg), Jonathan Kinlay (Orpington), William J Torrens (Belfast) 6
16-19 N. A. Holmes (Scunthorpe), D. Knight (Nuneaton), C. McGregor (Scarborough), Keith McMain (Scunthorpe)
20-27 Russell J Bambling (Newtownabbey), J. Collins (Coventry), N. D. Cox (Leicester), Stuart Fancy (London), Anthony McGregor (Scarborough), David L Massie (London), John M Peet (Liverpool), Thomas G Peet (Liverpool) 5
28 D. Kendall
29 R. E. Goodman
30 Andrew McGregor (Scarborough)
31 Alan F Lynn (Templepatrick) 1

1970 British Girls’ Under-18 Championship

Rank 1970 British Girls' Under 18 Championship  Total 
1 Alison J Povall (Moreton) 10/11
2 Mary McGinn (Glasgow) 8
3-4 G. Wood (Wakefield), Anne Kendall (Blackpool) 7
5-10 Genine Fielding (Huddersfield), Dairena Gaffney (Dublin), Jacqueline S Keene (London), Cecile Meulien (Newtownabbey), Gillian Morgan (Stamford), S. Walls (Manchester)
11-13 Morag Harrigan (Glasgow), Muriel C Little (Dundee), Jane Rigiani (Liverpool)
14 Susan A T Law (Dundee) 5
15-16 Frances Chambers (Glasgow), Mary A Hutchinson (Brigg)
17-18 Cecelia Doherty (Glasgow), Irene Hunter (Belfast)
19 D. L. Giles (Woking) 2
20 Anne-Marie Meulien (Newtownabbey)

1970 British Girls’ Under-14 Championship

Rank 1970 British Girls' Under 14 Championship  Total 
1 Sheila Jackson (Liverpool) 9½/11
2 Susan A Hutchinson (Brigg)
3 Judith Hanslip (Dundee) 8
4-6 Mary Harrigan (Glasgow), Lynne Houston (Dundee), Jeanette E Unger (London)
7 Sally Butcher (Edinburgh)
8 A. Gammon (Southampton) 6
9-10 Roxane Agnew (Belfast), J. Rice (Liverpool)
11 Karen P S Unger (London) 5
12-13 Evelyn Friel (Glasgow), Wanda Pritchard (Godalming)
14 Seona Robertson (Kenilworth) 4
15 Denise Roberts (Coventry)
16 Bridget Treacy (Leamington)
17 M. L. Meighan (Glasgow) 2
18 Marianne Stevenson (Belfast) 1

1970 BCF First Class

1 J H Gardener (Nottingham) 8;
2-6 A Forster (Surbiton), Gerald P Hildred (Hessle), Edward W Nottingham (Spalding), Anthony K Swift (London), J Walters (Sunbury) 7½;
7-8 Eric Key (Crawley), Ronald Arthur Tilley (Altrincham) 7;
9-12 Roger Hardy (Bridlington), J Heath (Redditch), J Arnold Lutton (Ballyclare), Arthur Pinkerton (Belfast) 6½;
13 Alfred Milner (Manchester) 6;
14-19 G Alec M Boswell (Liverpool), J W Dick (Glasgow), H James Draisey (Bristol), Truman V Parrott (Harrow), R H Tracy (Nuneaton), David Welch (Chesterfield) 5½;
20-23 Michael L Baumber (Keighley), Arthur Cootes (Belfast), S Welbourne (Scarborough), Roy Woodcock (Nuneaton) 5;
24-29 D A Burrows (St. Helens), Anthony J Doherty (York), P Griffiths (Carlisle), W D Johnson (Whitehaven), A Mikelson (Newcastle), J S Vivian (Leicester) 4½;
30-32 Geoffrey Kendall snr (Scunthorpe), D McGregor (Scarborough), Leonard W Oliver (Sth. Shields) 4;
33 Frutos Manuel Fernandez Montes (Coventry) 2½;
34 John C Calvert (Nottingham) 1.

1970 BCF Over-50 Tournament

1-2 E R Fisher (Coventry), James W Prosser (Newcastle) 8;
3 Thomas E L Chataway (Stourbridge) 6;
4 A Terrett (Norwich) 4½;
5 F G Wright (New Brighton) 3½;
6 H Graham (Manchester) 0

Five-Day—1st Week

1 J Dixon (Crewe) 5;
2 D Gould (Leicester) 4;
3-5 John P Flitcroft (Coventry), M L Patrick (Coventry), Harry T Ennis (London) 3;
6 J D Ashfield (Loughborough) 2½;
7-8 R W Fisher (Coventry), E H Church (Truro) 2;
9-11 D Elder (Dundee), T V O’Carroll (Coventry), J T Wood (Leamington) 1½;
12 R Quaye (London) 1.

Five-Day—2nd Week. Section ‘A’

1-2 Iolo C Jones (Llandysul), Michael R Price (Liverpool) 4;
3 H Trevor Jones (Beckenham) 3½;
4-6 Peter G Moore (Heald Green), Kenneth P Neat (Sunderland), John N Sugden (Beckenham) 3;
9-11 Roger C T Parry (Nuneaton), Ronald O Powis (Stroud), Leigh A Trangmar (Beckenham) 2½;
12 N J Davies (Scunthorpe) 2;
13-14 Nicholas J Cron (Kew), Kenneth J Wyld (Tadley, Hants) 1½;
15-16 W Bainbridge (Wilmslow), Harry T Ennis (London) 1 point.

Five-Day—2nd Week. Section 'B'

1 Nigel M Hamlin (Gloucester) 4;
2-3 E C Pemble (Coventry), W Phillips (Harrow) 3½;
4-6 T Llew Jones (Llandysul), M A J Taylor (Coventry), David J Turner (Burnham) 3;
7 R Quaye (London) 2½;
8-10 Arthur Cecil Finney (Stoke), R Glew (Warwick), Miss Jean Pickles (Preston) 2;
11 R W Fisher (Coventry) 1½;
12 D J Meadows (Derby) 0.


File Updated

Date Notes
16 August 2017 All 179 games, plus one from the Major Open and 17 from the British Under 21 Championship. Mainly from the bulletin, plus a few from the StarBase 4.56 database. Note that one of the championship games (Farooqui-Pritchard, Round 5) was shown in the bulletin with the wrong result. This has been corrected to 0-1. Includes complete crosstables of the Championship, Women's Championship and British Under-21 Championship, plus full results from all subsidiary events.
16 August 2017 Added LeMoir-Cubitt.
23 June 2019 Added RH Tracy-P Griffiths, First Class. Note, this was not Peter Charles Griffiths, who played in the Championship that year.
25 October 2020 Further crosstables added, plus forenames of players.
10 December 2022 Added a Major Open Game, R.Gamble 1-0 W.Raines, submitted by Mick Alderson, for which many thanks.
11 December 2022 Added two more games: (1) D.LeMoir 1-0 I.Meiklejohn (U21, rd6); (2) T.Chapman 1-0 M.Truran (U14). Many thanks to Andy Ansel for the games.
18 December 2022 Added a game: H.Ennis 0-1 J.Dixon (Five-Day 1st Week). My thanks to Gerard Killoran for submitting the game via the English Chess Forum.
30 December 2022 Added a game: P.Milner-Barry 1-0 G.Henderson (Major Open).
1 January 2022 Added a slightly tentative part-game, NN 0-1 G.Burton (Major Open). The source, Chessman Quarterly, gives 'NN-Burton, Coventry 1970' and Graham Burton played in the 1970 Major Open so I have assumed this is the event and player. It would be good to know the identity of White.
19 September 2023 Added a game Speelman 1-0 NN, U16 Championship, in which the GM's unnamed opponent blundered a piece in the opening. Source: Jon Speelman's Best Games by Jon Speelman (Batsford, 1997), p10.
21 September 2023 I am grateful to David McAlister for providing further information on the forenames and residence details of a number of Irish competitors in this event, which have now been updated.
12 October 2023 Added one game: M.Brown 0-1 J.Nunn, Under 18, from Secrets of Grandmaster Chess by John Nunn (Batsford, 1997), p26.
15 October 2023 Added two games and upgraded one existing part-game to a complete game (albeit with a different result: the game was drawn, despite what was written in Chessman Quarterly). All three were played by Ken Norman and played in the Major Open: (1) NN 0-1 G.Burton is now K.Norman ½-½ G.Burton (rd 4) and a complete score; (2) R.Ellison 0-1 K.Norman (rd 1); (2) K.Norman 1-0 P.Kendall (rd 2). Many thanks to Ken for submitting the scores.
2 December 2023 Added R.Gamble 1-0 K.Norman, Major Open rd 7. Many thanks to Ken Norman.
15 July 2024 Added the game J.G.Nicholson 1-0 J.D.M.Nunn (Under-18 Ch'ship).