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Metro chess mites try to check their mates, School chess champions lock pieces in the Metro Chess Challenge at Winchester Public School yesterday
Metro chess mites try to check their mates, School chess champions lock pieces in the Metro Chess Challenge at Winchester Public School yesterday

Metro chess mites try to check their mates, School chess champions lock pieces in the Metro Chess Challenge at Winchester Public School yesterday

Date5/8/1987
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  • Metro chess mites try to check their mates, School chess champions lock pieces in the Metro Chess Challenge at Winchester Public School yesterday
  • Metro chess mites try to check their mates; School chess champions lock pieces in the Metro Chess Challenge at Winchester Public School yesterday.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Metro chess mites try to check their mates; School chess champions lock pieces in the Metro Chess Challenge at Winchester Public School yesterday.
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