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Ken represented his County Essex and England many times during his time playing correspondence chess.
His first ICCF tournament was in 1986 by post in an ICCF cup event, where he finished 2nd.
He played in several World CCC semi finals, gaining the ICCF International Master title in 1992, finishing 5th in his 18th WCCC SF section.
Ken's representation for England paid dividends in 2003 when he finished 4th in the category 8 North Atlantic Team Tournament 5, playing on board 2.
Ken's score of 6.5/10 gained him the ICCF Senior International Master title.
It is hoped this memorial event will give the players participating the chance to also earn norms and titles, as well as being a fitting way to remember Ken.
Play in the spirit of 'Amici sumus' as Ken was a gentleman and it was always a pleasure to correspond with him. Enjoy your chess!

CCE norm achieved by: Houpt, William D.; Hughes, Stephen J.; James, Angus; Squires, Michael B.
CCM norm achieved by: Houpt, William D.; James, Angus; Squires, Michael B.; Mason, Ian J.
IM norm achieved by: Pekin, Tolgay

This is a server event.
The start date was 12/10/2017.
There is no end date.
ICCF standard time control 10 moves in 50 days with duplication after 20 days is used.
If a player exceeds allowed thinking time in any way, the player will automatically be scored with a loss. Under some circumstances all of the player’s games will subsequently be cancelled (if not already rated).
45 days of leave per year are available to each player.
There is no special leave in this event.
This tournament allows claims based on the six piece tablebase.
Draw offers are essentially restricted to one offer per player per game (called the Code of Conduct draw rule). See 2017 Playing Rules-Server 2d and/or TD Manual-Server 11.3.3 for details.
Ties are broken by the Baumbach tie breaking rule (see ICCF rule 1.3.4.2).
If needed, adjudicators will be selected by the server.
Other participants can see the games live after 10 games are finished in the event. Live transmission is delayed by 5 moves.
The public can see the games live after 10 games are finished in the event. Live transmission is delayed by 5 moves.
This event is organized by Dearnley, Andrew.