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Welcome
to Mutual Circle Chess Club 2009 |
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| The club Venue and times League games Membership info Club members and their grades. Mutual's winning ways in the 2008/9 season Reproduced - A Mutual Magazine from 1950 A Mutual Membership Card from the 1923/4 season 21 Mutual Magazines from 1946 - 1951. See them here
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The club'Mutual' was founded in 1920 by T.W. (Tom) Bladon and, at that time, the club had no room in which to hold its meetings. For this reason, the founding members decided to organise a rota whereby chess was played alternately at their various homes, and this is how Mutual Circle Chess Club got its name. Venue and timesThe Club meets in the Moseley/Sparkhill area of south
Birmingham: This is about 70 yards from the roundabout at the junction of Wake Green Road
and College Road (almost opposite Moseley Secondary School). League gamesWe have about two dozen players and in 2007/8 will be running teams in divisions 3, 4, and 5 of the Birmingham & District Chess League.
Mutual Circle has been an active member of
the Birmingham & District Chess League since 1920. Membership InformationNew members are very welcome - just drop in or contact Mike or John (see below). We welcome new players of all strengths (although we are not equipped to provide tuition to complete beginners or young children).
The Club's normal membership subscription is currently £40 per season, but this is reduced to £20 for under 18s, students, pensioners and those on state benefits. Pro rata arrangements can be made for those who join in mid-season. Prospective members are encouraged to come along free to a couple of club-nights before deciding whether to join. Contact detailsMore information can be obtained from Mike Walker, Club Secretary, Tel: 0121-449-1308. Messages regarding this website should be sent to me: John Homer, or just come along to a club night. Please note that we normally close down for the summer from the end of May to the end of August. Visit the Midlands Chess site, Sutton Coldfield Chess Club, Olton Chess Club, Tamworth & District Chess Club, or the English Chess Federation. |