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History of chess in the area

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Chess has been played in the Twin Ports since the 1880s! Chess Clubs have come and gone, but the love of the game has always been present

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Various Newspaper and magazine clippings

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A clipping from Chess Life August 1949

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A Clipping from the Superior Telegram April 18th 1998

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A clipping from the Duluth Herald January 21st 1957

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The oldest mention of chess, from the Duluth Evening Herald April 5th, 1888
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A Clipping from the Duluth Herald March 4th 1926

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