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Beniamino Vergani (Montebelluna, 2 June 1863 – 15 July 1927) was an Italian chess master.

A businessman who learned the game in 1884, he soon distinguished himself in local tournaments. He took part in the Italian National Tournament at Turin 1892, coming second behind Torre. Vergani finished 22nd and last at the Hastings 1895 tournament with 3/21.^[1]

In 1900, Vergani came 2nd-3rd in Rome scoring 10/14, and in 1901 he was fifth in Venice with 5.5/14. He attempted problem composition, and wrote the chess column of Illustrated Sport of Milan from 1890 to 1897, the year in which it ceased publication.

The chess club Beniamino Vergani, in Montebelluna, is dedicated to his memory. One of the strongest Italian youth chess movements today is built around this club.

References

^ The Hastings chess tournament book, published 1896

External links

Beniamino Vergani player profile and games at Chessgames.com

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[1] The Hastings chess tournament book, published 1896

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-'''Beniamino Vergani''' ([[2 June]] [[1863]] – [[15 July]] [[1927]]) was an [[Italy|Italian]] [[chess]] master.
+[[Image:Beniamino_Vergani.jpg|thumb|200px|Beniamino Vergani]]
+'''Beniamino Vergani''' ([[Montebelluna]], 2 June 1863 – 15 July 1927) was an Italian [[chess]] master.
-A businessman who learned the game in 1884, and very soon was distinguished himself in the local tournaments. He took part in the national tournament at [[Turin]] 1892, coming second behind Torre. Vergani took 22nd place at [[Hastings 1895]]. He had won second prize in an Italian National Tournament prior to this<ref>''The Hastings chess tournament book'', published 1896</ref>.
+A businessman who learned the game in 1884, he soon distinguished himself in local tournaments. He took part in the [[Italian Chess Championship|Italian National Tournament]] at [[Turin]] 1892, coming second behind Torre. Vergani finished 22nd and last at the [[Hastings 1895 chess tournament|Hastings 1895]] tournament with 3/21.<ref>''The Hastings chess tournament book'', published 1896</ref>
-In 1900, he came 2nd-3rd in [[Rome]] scoring 10 out of 14, and in 1901 he was fifth in [[Venice]] with 5.5 out of 14. He attempted [[chess problem|problem composition]], and wrote the [[chess columns in newspapers|chess column]] of ''Illustrated Sport of Milan'' from 1890 to 1897, the year in which it ceased publication.<ref>http://www.chessgames.com/player/beniamino_vergani.html</ref>
+In 1900, Vergani came 2nd-3rd in [[Rome]] scoring 10/14, and in 1901 he was fifth in [[Venice]] with 5.5/14. He attempted [[chess problem|problem composition]], and wrote the [[chess columns in newspapers|chess column]] of ''Illustrated Sport of Milan'' from 1890 to 1897, the year in which it ceased publication.
+The chess club Beniamino Vergani, in Montebelluna, is dedicated to his memory. One of the strongest Italian youth chess movements today is built around this club.
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+==External links==
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