This is also sent in by Larry Totaro of ultimatechesscollecting.com
Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar
Another clipping about Fischer
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This is also sent in by Larry Totaro of ultimatechesscollecting.com
Thanx for this! I love anything on Fischer. I was a fan of his since he was a kid all the way to becoming World Champion. Playing over and studying his games, I still think he reached a most dominating peak in 1970-1972. The only other player to dominate so powerfully was Paul Morphy. I do not know if we shall ever see a World Champion eclipse his rivals as these two did.
In chessbase they say that today is de International Chess Day due to de FIDE born date 20 July, 1924. Is this correct, never heard before???
gary Kasparov of course!!!!
jb.
Mayanking,
How about this one:
“In his entire chess career, Capablanca suffered fewer than 40 losses in serious games. He was undefeated for over eight years of active, world-class competition, from February 10, 1916, when he lost from a superior position against Oscar Chajes; to March 21, 1924, when he lost to Richard Réti in the New York International tournament.” – Wikipedia