Definitions

1. Many international tournaments are held in Sri Lanka.Golf- Three fine 18-hole courses are available for visitors. (Web site)

National

1. Igor is a winner of many national and international tournaments in Europe and the United States.

Player

1. After retiring as a player, he captained the Slovak national team in various international tournaments and still enjoys huge popularity among Slovaks.

Play

1. Torre continues to play actively in local and international tournaments.

Championships

1. At the beginning of the 20th century the major international tournaments were Wimbledon and the U.S. championships. (Web site)

World Championships

1. Meanwhile, Johnson has represented the United States as a player in 13 international tournaments, including eight world championships.

Years

1. For many years, Chinese badminton players have dominated major international tournaments including World Cup and Olympic games.

Top Level

1. After this match Spassky continued to play at top level and won the 1973 Soviet championship and other international tournaments. (Web site)

Number

1. Keegan is also a noted Pelota handball player and has played in the Basque Country at a number of international tournaments. (Web site)

World Rankings

1. He was regularly in the top 5 of the world rankings and performed well in many international tournaments.

Several Dozen

1. Larsen won several dozen major international tournaments during his career, and was awarded the first Chess Oscar in 1967. (Web site)

International Weightlifting Federation

1. Who was disqualified by the International weightlifting Federation in 2006, will be able to participate in the local and international tournaments.

Matches

1. She played second seeded Xie three times this year at international tournaments before the world championships and lost two the matches to Xie. (Web site)

Playing

1. At age 74, he was still playing in international tournaments.

Tournaments

1. He won the international tournaments in 1954 and 1969 (shared with Miguel Najdorf), and the open tournaments in 1986, 1988, and 1994. (Web site)

Gold Medals

1. Not only have they won more gold medals than any country, in the past eight years they have been in 11 major international tournaments and won nine.
2. Further, France hosts many prestigious international tournaments every year and France is one of the leading winners of gold medals in Olympics.

Chess Opening Theory

1. Hans Kmoch joined in 1948, contributing coverage of international tournaments, chess opening theory, and eulogies of great chess players.

World

1. Reljin has also been an international judge at two World and three European Championships, as well as other international tournaments.
2. Despite restrictions on her freedom to play in international tournaments, by 1984 at age 15 Polgar had become the top-rated female chess player in the world. (Web site)

Grandmaster

1. Nigel Davies is a Grandmaster, a winner of numerous international tournaments and a former British Rapidplay Champion. (Web site)

Mar Del Plata

1. Before the Candidates' tournament, he competed in 1959 in strong International tournaments at Mar del Plata, Santiago, and Zurich. (Web site)

International Tournaments

1. Peter Wells is a grandmaster from England who regularly competes in international tournaments and team events.
2. Before the Candidates' tournament, Fischer competed in 1959 in international tournaments at Mar del Plata, Santiago, and Zurich.
3. In chess, he represented England in international tournaments and lent his name to three opening variations. (Web site)

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1. Argentina > Buenos Aires > Buenos Aires Province > Mar Del Plata
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