Iraida Vasilievna Spasskaya (born November 6, 1944 in the village of Sverdlovsky [1] of the Shchelkovsky district of the Moscow Region ) is a Soviet athlete ( drafts ), grandmaster , four-time USSR champion in Russian drafts , and vice-champion of the world in hundred-cell drafts ( 1974 ). Student of Leo Moiseevich Ramm . Sister Boris Spassky . Currently trains children, writes poetry [2] .
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| Full name | Iraida Vasilievna Spasskaya |
| A country |  USSR →  Russia |
| Specialization | Russian drafts and international drafts |
| Date of Birth | November 6, 1944 ( 74) |
| Place of Birth | Sverdlovsky village, Moscow region , USSR |
| Trainers | Leo Ramm |
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Biography
In 1943, Iraida's parents escaped from besieged Leningrad , the family began to live in the village of Sverdlovsk Shchelkovsky district . The father, who commanded the automobile division, left the family in 1944, leaving his wife in the third month of pregnancy, and in November Iraida was born [3] . After the war ended in the summer of 1946, the family returned to Leningrad [4]
Iraida Vasilievna Spasskaya writes about herself [5] :
And they called me Iraida in honor of Iraida Maslennikova, who shared a food parcel with her brother Boris during those hungry years, and he insisted that I be christened like that. Father left us when I was not born yet, mom was in the third month.
Since the 2000s, Iraida Vasilievna has been working as a teacher of drafts at St. Petersburg Gymnasium No. 56 , and also trains future world champions.
Successfully played in Russian and international drafts, in tournaments among men.
From an interview with the newspaper St. Petersburg Vedomosti , 08/10/2007:
- You, Iraida Vasilievna, have made great strides not only in Russian drafts, but also in international (hundred-cell) drafts. Was it difficult to switch to a large board?
- In Russian drafts, we have no right to make a mistake. Here, if a player surpasses an opponent in class and knowledge, he will usually always win. Work and studies require painstaking, hard work. We collected options in crumbs, developed ideas, and then applied it on the board. In the seventies, the chairman of the central council of the DSO "Spartak" Vladimir Ilyich Vekshin, at my request, organized the first women's tournament in international drafts in Tashkent. After this competition, women began to play in hundred cells. At the first unofficial USSR championship, I took second place after Elena Mikhailovskaya and in the same year I ended up in Holland at the first world championship. There I got a silver medal. For this success I should have been awarded the title of Grandmaster, but only an international master was given. The grandmaster was appropriated later, in 1991, for old merits.
Personal life
She was married to - Lysenko, Evgeny Samuilovich (born 1934), Soviet drafts coach, drafts player, drafts theorist.
Sporting Achievements
- Champion of the USSR in Russian drafts 1965, 1966, 1968, 1971.
- Vice-champion of the world (international drafts, 1974).
- The first of the women fulfilled the norm of the master in the men's tournament (1963).
Russian drafts
1962 - Sevastopol - USSR personal-team championship among young men and women - II place among girls and I place in the Leningrad team (V. Litvinovich, B. Kuznetsov, I. Spasskaya, V. Golosuev)
1964 - Leningrad Championship - I place
1964 - Moscow - VI USSR team championship - I place in the Spartak DSO team [6]
1964 - Ufa - VIII USSR Championship among women - VI place
1965 - Moscow - VII USSR team championship - I place in the Leningrad team
1965 - Chisinau - IX USSR Championship among women - I place (there was an additional match with I. Tsine)
1966 - Sukhumi - VTsSPS team championship - III place in the team of DSO "Spartak"
1966 - Nalchik - X championship of the USSR among women - I place
1967 - Odessa - IX USSR team championship - II place in the Leningrad team
1968 - Leningrad Championship - I place
1968 - Odessa - X team championship of the USSR - III place in the team of DSO "Spartak"
1968 - Tallinn - XII USSR Championship among women - I place (there was an additional match with I. Tsine)
1969 - Volgograd - II traditional tournament of hero cities - I place on the 5th board and II place in the Leningrad team (“100”: V. Epifanov, G. Rozin; “64”: E. Lysenko , A. Napreenkov, I. Spasskaya, representative of L. Gusarov)
1969 - Magnitogorsk - XI (last) team championship of the USSR - I place in the Leningrad team (A. Mogilyansky, S. Gersht, V. Epifanov, A. Napreenkov, V. Petrov, V. Golosuev, N. Kononov , V. Litvinovich, I. Spasskaya, I. Tikheeva, coach E. Lysenko , the team was also prepared by L. Ramm and B. Herzensson)
1970 - Tiraspol - XIV USSR Championship among women - IV place
1971 - Vilnius - XV USSR Championship among women - I — II places
B. Only the game for the team of the Leningrad region in the Cups of Russia
1974, March 6-13 - Kaluga - semifinal of the personal and team Cup of the RSFSR - I place in the team of the Leningrad Region and reach the final
1974 - Kursk - final of the draw of the RSFSR Personal-Team Cup - IV place in the team of the Leningrad Region ["64": A. Napreenkov, I. Spasskaya, B. Goldberg (young man); “100”: V. Moshkin, B. Chernyakov, S. Matveev (young man), V. Kuryukin (young man), representative V. Weitsman]
1975 - Kalinin - semifinal of the RSFSR Cup team draw - II place in the team of the Leningrad Region and access to the finals (A. Napreenkov, E. Lysenko , V. Moshkin, B. Kuznetsov, I. Spasskaya ...)
1975 - Kaluga - final of the RSFSR Cup team draw - I place in the team of the Leningrad Region ["64": E. Tsukernik, N. Kononov, I. Spasskaya, Yu. Morozov (young man); “100”: B. Kuznetsov, A. Napreenkov, coach E. Lysenko ]
1976 - Grozny - semifinal of the RSFSR Cup team draw - 1st place in the team of the Leningrad Region and reaching the final (E. Tsukernik, A. Napreenkov, B. Kuznetsov, V. Moshkin, B. Chernyakov, I. Spasskaya)
1976 - Rostov-on-Don - the final of the RSFSR Cup team draw - II place in the team of the Leningrad Region (A. Napreenkov, E. Tsukernik, E. Lysenko , B. Kuznetsov, I. Spasskaya ..., representative V. Zakharov)
In the competitions of the Cup of the RSFSR in the national team of the Leningrad region participated annually until 1980.
Stockcell Checkers
1974 - Kalinin - championship of the CS DSO "Spartak" among women - I place
1974 - Kalinin - All-Union competition among women - II place
1974 - Amsterdam, Holland - Women's World Cup - II place
1975 - Bender - final of the I USSR Championship among women - IV place
1976 - Tashkent - final of the II USSR Championship among women - VI place
1977 - Sukhumi - final of the III USSR Championship among women - VI place
She participated in the finals of the national championships three more times - in 1980 in Vilnius, in 1981 in Minsk and in 1984 in Leningrad.
1978 - Tashkent - international tournament - VI place
1980 - Kamensk, Rostov Region - RSFSR Championship - I place
1987 - international match of the RSFSR - Poland - participant
Notes
- ↑ I. Spasskaya. Champion - sister of the champion Archived on October 31, 2013.
- ↑ Tsarskoye Selo Newspaper
- ↑ I. Spasskaya. Champion - sister of the champion // Site "Virtual Museum of the Sverdlovsky Village", 2007 Archived on October 31, 2013.
- ↑ January 29, 2012, 10:23 p.m., No. 13-M (18621) 10th world champion Boris Spassky: I knew the openings lousy ... // Soviet Sport (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment October 30, 2013. Archived April 23, 2016.
- ↑ People and Fates (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment February 26, 2009. Archived October 12, 2011.
- ↑ Neva newspaper. Sports newspaper of the Nevsky district . Single checker site . Nevskaya Gazeta (2004).