Sentence examples for correspondence chess from inspiring English sources

For players who prefer correspondence chess, in which competitors have days to make each move, there is the International Correspondence Chess Federation, the governing body of slow chess.

He was United States correspondence chess champion in 1943 and the United States representative in the first world correspondence chess championship in 1948.

He came in high in various tournaments, and he also was the World's Correspondence Chess Champion.

The International Correspondence Chess Federation said in 1993 that "the existence of chess computers is a reality and for correspondence chess the use of chess computers cannot be controlled".

It was started in 1992 by Joop van Oosterom, a Dutch billionaire, software designer and world correspondence chess champion, and was named for his daughter.

Ron Langeveld of the Netherlands did not receive a lot of attention when he won the World Correspondence Chess Championship in October.

One of his correspondence chess-game positions featured in 'Casablanca'.

He participated in several correspondence tournaments, sponsored by the chess magazine Shakhmatnoe Obozrenie ("Chess Review"), in 1902 11.

Organized chess tournaments, postal correspondence games, and Internet chess now attract men, women, and children around the world.

A parody of chess games conducted by correspondence in a series of letters exchanged by the players, Gossage and Vardebedian.

There were correspondence matches between cities; for example, the London Chess Club played against the Edinburgh Chess Club in 1824.