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				| December 24, 2003 - Rufus M. Franklin, 75 Rufus Matteson Franklin, age 75 of Centerwood Drive, Holden died Monday, Dec. 22 at 
	Brigham Womens Hospital in Boston from complications from heart bypass surgery on Nov. 4. He leaves 
	behind his beloved family; wife Marilyn and daughters Holly of Holden and Lucy Ann of St.Paul, 
	Minnesota. He lived in Holden 42 years. He was born in Providence, RI, Feb. 22, 1928. His parents Stanley 
	and Louis Franklin and sister Jane predeceased him.
 Read details on  www.telegram.com.
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				| December 09, 2003 - BOYLSTON CHESS CLUB moving to Davis Square As of December 15th 2003, the BCC will be located in Davis Square at the Davis Station on the Red Line.
	All scheduled events will be carried over with no change in the schedule. 
	The building at 240 Elm Street does not have a front desk or kiosk. It will be 
	open when you come to the club. However, please be advised that as of now the 
	Boylston Club is only open for its events. If you drop by in the middle of the 
	day you will not be able to get in unless there is some event going on.
 
 
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				| November 11, 2003 - Chess on ESPN2: Kasparov vs. X3D Fritz On Tuesday, a momentous event in chess history will occur. The worldwide sports network, ESPN, 
	will begin a series of four live broadcasts of the latest Man vs Machine match featuring world 
	number 1, Garry Kasparov, against a program called X3DFritz. Not since Fischer-Spassky in 1972 has 
	there been this much live coverage of a chess match on US television. The first show will air this 
	Tuesday at 1 p.m. EST with the following shows set for November 13, 16 and 18. If this event gets 
	the ratings, ESPN will look into broadcasting future chess competitions. You can find out further 
	information at the event website at www.x3dchess.com.
 Commentators including GM Yasser Seirawan, GM Maurice Ashley.....
	 Also, Metro West Chess Club's Howard Goldowsky interviewed the other commentator, Paul Hoffman, 
	on the ChessCafe.com web site. 
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				| July 28, 2003 - 2003 New Hampshire co-champions: Joe Fang and Kevin Cotreau Grandmaster Alexander Ivanov of Massachusetts finished 1st. International Master Joe Fang and Kevin Cotreau were the top scoring New Hampshire residents, so they are the 2003 New Hampshire co-champions. Event details
 
 
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				| May 26, 2003 - Ivanov and Paschall win 72nd Massachusetts Open GM Alexander Ivanov and IM William Paschall are the 2003 Massachusetts co-champions as a result of their equal finish in the 72nd Massachusetts Open, which was held on Memorial Day weekend in Marlborough. 
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				| May 26, 2003 - Foygel Wins Massachusetts Game/60 Championship FM Igor Foygel won the Massachusetts Game/60 Championship with a score of 3.5-0.5, which included a win over GM Alexander Ivanov in round 2 and a draw with IM William Paschall in round 3. 
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