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Chess: English prodigies have proud record of giantkilling across the generations

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From Jonathan Penrose to Bodhana Sivanandan, young talents have specialised in defeating established stars Nearly half a century ago, at Brighton 1977, the 10-time British champion Jonathan Penrose faced a 12-year-old boy, Nigel Short, in round three of the national title contest. Short already had

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Chess: English prodigies have proud record of giantkilling across the generations. From Jonathan Penrose to Bodhana Sivanandan, young talents have specialised in defeating established stars Nearly half a century ago, at Brighton 1977, the 10-time British champion Jonathan Penrose faced a 12-year-old boy, Nigel Short, in round three of the national title contest. Short already had Covered by 1 publications. The Guardian UK: Chess: English prodigies have proud record of giantkilling across the generations.

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  1. The Guardian UK United Kingdom Chess: English prodigies have proud record of giantkilling across the generations From Jonathan Penrose to Bodhana Sivanandan, young talents have specialised in defeating established stars Nearly half a century ago, at Brighton 1977, the 10-time British champion Jonathan Penrose faced a 12-year-old boy, Nigel Short, in round three of the national title contest. Short already had 7 h ago · Tier 2

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