2010 kicks off the year with a TOURNAMENT CHALLENGE. Bring your 'A' game to the ZU OPEN CHESS TOURNAMENT Sunday February 21st 2010 Annapolis. Click on 'Tournament' button for more details and registration

DECEMBER 2009: No chess at Barnes & Noble on Tuesday DEC 1st.


NOVEMBER 2009: No chessclub night at the Barnes & Noble on Tues NOV 17th due to a booksigning at the bookstore. We are temporarily switching over to a new location for that night. WHOLE FOODS Supermarket in the new Parole Towne Center in Annapolis has agreed to host our chessplay 11/17 starting 6:30pm. It is very close by, their website: http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/annapolis/

November 2009: A Midshipman from the Naval Academy infiltrates our Chessclub at Barnes & Noble to throw down the gauntlet and challenge us to a team re-match!!

2009 MAY: ANOUNCEMENT! Annapolis Chess Club sweeps the competition, defeating Navy and Rockville chessclubs by a wide margin. Check back here for exact details and the link to the official USCF website results.

January 09 news: There are now two different ANNAPOLIS MEETINGS to play and learn chess for absolutely free! BARNES & NOBLES Tuesday nights 7pm located 2516 Solomon's Island Rd, Annapolis (same mall as TGI Fridays)

Or the ZU coffee shop next to Giant supermarket and Wachovia Bank on Forest dr in Annapolis

This is a classic game played by American Chess genius PAUL C MORPHY 1837-84. The animation plays about 35 seconds from start to finish. A very neat Queen sacrifice leads to mate !!! 		Paul Charles Morphy (June 22, 1837 - July 10, 1884) 'The Pride and Sorrow of Chess' was an American chess player. He is considered to have been the greatest chess master of his era and an unofficial World Chess Champion. He was also one of the first chess prodigies in the modern rules of chess era. Paul Charles Morphy (June 22, 1837 - July 10, 1884) 'The Pride and Sorrow of Chess' was an American chess player. He is considered to have been the greatest chess master of his era and an unofficial World Chess Champion. He was also one of the first chess prodigies in the modern rules of chess era


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