Samat Nizamutdinov became the best chess player of the leskhoz a house-boarding school for aged and invalids
12 December 2011, Monday
In leskhoz’s house-boarding school for aged and invalids of Sabinsky municipal district conducted the final round of the chess tournament among the beneficiaries. According to the results of intense intellectual struggle reached the final three chess players. In the decisive match for the title of the winner among themselves fought Samat Nizamutdinov, Khamzia Akmaev and Arifulla Ainullov.
The tournament became an important event in the life of a house-boarding school. All the residents sincerely worried about the outcome of the tournament: rejoicing in the victories and shared the bitter taste of defeat of the participants.
According to the results of the final of the competition, the winner of the tournament and the owner of the memorable gift became a 73-year-old Samat Nizamutdinov.
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