- Elod
Macskasy (Hungarian:
Macskásy Előd) (7
April 1919 – 21
January 1990) was a Hungarian-Canadian
chess master.
Macskasy was born in Arad,
which at the...
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Correspondence Chess Federation ICCF
awarded him
honorary membership. Előd
Macskásy, György Négyesy: A VIII.
magyar sakkbajnokság.
Sport Könyvkiadó, Budapest...
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Auckland A.
Bertram Chandler 4 1982
Octacon Dunedin David Harvey Frank Macskasy 5 1983
Windycon Wellington Harlan Ellison 6 1984
Norcon II
Auckland Sandi...
- the late 1960s when he
joined a
group of
young masters mentored by Elod
Macskasy. He
generally favoured unusual openings,
staying away from
mainline Sicilians...
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fiction club, was
formed in
December 1975 by
Wellington resident Frank Macskasy. The club
expanded over
several years and by the
early 1980s had branches...
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began teaching at the
University of
British Columbia.
Mentored by Elod
Macskasy, he was of
national master strength by his mid-teens,
which was unusual...
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mathematician László Lempert,
mathematician László Lovász,
mathematician Elod
Macskasy,
mathematician Michael Makkai,
mathematician Katalin Marton, mathematician...
- Brinck-Claussen, Hamann, Holm, Petersen, Nørby 21 13 Canada Yanofsky, Suttles,
Macskasy, Allan, Day,
Schulman 19 14 Philippines Reyes, Balinas, De Castro, Naranja...
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exhibition in
Vancouver when he was 14. A
formative influence was Elod
Macskasy, who in the late 1960s
mentored a
group of
young masters that included...
- La****g, Zuidema,
Prins 21 12 Canada Yanofsky, Anderson, Vranesic,
Macskasy, Suttles, Witt 19 13 Spain Pomar,
Medina García, Saborido,
Menvielle Laccourreye...
