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Chess players fill the hall at elementary school
Lowell — When the clock ticks to 1:40 p.m. — afternoon recess time at Murray Lake Elementary — about 25 students rush to grab chess boards and pieces as quickly as possible from a cabinet in the hallway. The next 20 minutes is filled with intense play as students eye the kings, queens and pawns, considering moves on the board. “I focus on getting control of the center and then attacking with small attacks, until you have so much control. Then yo…
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Chess players fill the hall at elementary school
Lowell — When the clock ticks to 1:40 p.m. — afternoon recess time at Murray Lake Elementary — about 25 students rush to grab chess boards and pieces as quickly as possible from a cabinet in the hallway. The next 20 minutes is filled with intense play as students eye the kings, queens and pawns, considering moves on the board. “I focus on getting control of the center and then attacking with small attacks, until you have so much control. Then yo…
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