OPEN SECTION
Former BCC champion, NM Lawyer Times, plays white
vs Calvin Hori, Round 2. Lawyer scored 2.5/3 to clinch
clear 1st place. Calvin scored 2 points to share 2-3rd place
with NM Professor Timothy Sage.
BCC Board members: NM Professor Timothy Sage
plays white vs WCM Natasha Christiansen, Round 3.
Tim scored 2 points to share 2-3rd place with Calvin Hori.
NM Lawyer Times, black vs BCC board member,
Paul Mishkin, Esq., Round 3.
U1749 SECTION
Mark Kaprielian, black vs Mike Griffin, Round 2.
(background): Chess Journalist and teacher, Larry Eldridge.
Mark won the U1749 Section with 2.5 out of 3 points.
Mike scored 1.5 points to share 3-4th place with David Martin.
Photographer and BCC Executive Board Secretary,
Tony Cortizas plays David Martin, Round 2.
David scored 2 points to take clear 2nd place.
Photo: David Martin
Bob Oresick plays Steve Stepak, Round 2.
(extra game). Bob scored 1.5 points to share
3-4th place with Mike Griffin.
(on the wall): In Memoriam:
BCC Chess Patron Harold Dondis, Esq.
Mark Kaprielian, black vs Professor Robert Pozen, Round 3.
Dr. Pozen is a professor at Sloan School of Management, MIT.
He is a graduate of Harvard College, '68, Phi Beta Kappa, and earned
a JSD (Ph.D. in law) from Yale University in 1973. He passed
the bar in Massachusetts, New York, and Washington, D.C.
Dr. Pozen worked at Fidelity Investments from 1978 to 2001
rising to the position of Vice Chairman and Chairman of
FMR, Co.,became chairman of MFS Investment
Management in 2004, retiring in 2010. Dr. Pozen remains
active on the MFS mutual fund boards. He received the Fund
Action Lifetime Achievement Award in 2011, by the
mutual fund industry. Dr. Pozen was visiting professor at
Georgetown University Law Center, New York University
Law School, and Harvard Law School. He is currently
a senior lecturer at Harvard Business School and the
MIT Sloan School of Management.
World Chess Champion GM Mikhail Tal at the BCC, 1988 Photo:Steve Stepak
This is Dr. Pozen's first visit to the Boylston Chess Club.
He insists that in this chess venue, we call him: "Bob" . . .
The BCC Senior Sunday Open is Bob's first chess tournament.
Bob intends to learn chess the same way as he has learned and
understands the dynamics of the legal profession
and investment banking industry. Bob will, no doubt
discover similarities in the logic and strategies of "winning"
between law, economics/finance and chess . . . engaging his mind in
neurotechnosynthetic cogitation. Bravo, Bob, welcome to the BCC,
and the world of global strategic chess theory and application
and the development of network inter-connectedness.
THE SPIDER'S WEB IS NOW!
NATASHA CHRISTIANSEN CHIEF TD
PHOTOS: STEVE STEPAK
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