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Bobby Fischer's Games of Chess--The first collection of celebrated tournament games played by Bobby Fischer--youngest international grandmaster of all time. by Robert James (Bobby) Fischer, 1959
Bobby Fischer's Chess Games
The Chess of Bobby Fischer - 1980 publication. by Robrt Burgr, 1980
Finding Bobby Fischer: Chess Interviews by Dirk Jan Ten Geuzendam, 1994
The Chess of Bobby Fischer
Bobby Fischer's Chess Games by Robert G.; & O'Connell, Kevin J. Wade, 1972-01-01
Jugoslavenski Sahovski Glasnik: Organ Sahovskog Saveza Jugoslavije, April 1967 [Bobby Fischer, Chess Magazine] by Sahovskog Saveza Jugoslavije, 1967-01-01
Jugoslavenski Sahovski Glasnik: Organ Sahovskog Saveza Jugoslavije, Januar 1967 [Bobby Fischer, Chess Magazine] by Sahovskog Saveza Jugoslavije, 1967-01-01
CHESS LIFE: NOVEMBER 1987 - VOLUME 42, No. 11 - NEW FEATURE: THE CHESS OF BOBBY FISCHER! GM LEV ALBURT - '87 U.S. OPEN CHAMP HAS WINNING MOVES by LARRY (EDITOR) PARR, 1987
BOBBY FISCHER'S CHESS GAMES
Bobby Fischer's Chess Games by Robert G. Wade, 1970-01-01
El ajedrez de Bobby Fischer / The Bobby Fischer's chess (Spanish Edition) by Elie Agur, 2010-08-30
Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess
The Complete Games of Bobby Fischer (Batsford Chess Library) by R. G. Wade, 1992

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Fischer, Bobby
bobby fischer, bobby fischer, legendary chess champion, bobby fischer - bobby fischer Born Mar. 9, 1943 chess at 15, became youngest international
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Bobby Fischer
chess Poster, chess problems, Grandmasters, chess history, Rules, and much more
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Extractions: The world's greatest Chess player Robert James Fischer was born in Chicago, Illinois at the Michael Reese Hospital by the banks of Lake Michigan on March 9th, 1943. His father Gerhardth Fischer was born in Berlin, Germany in 1909, he was a biophysicist. His mother was Regina Wender. They separated when Bobby was 2 years old, and Regina had custody of Bobby and his older sister Joan who was then 7 years old. She was a qualified registered Nurse and wanted to take a Master's Degree at New York University in Nursing Education. She decided to move to Brooklyn. It is there that the legend of the world's greatest Chess player begins. On May 1949, Bobby and his sister Joan learned how to play the game with a Chess set given to them as a present. Both, six and eleven, learned the moves from the instructions that went with the set. Even as a six-year-old, Bobby became increasingly fascinated with Chess and enjoyed enough success in solving its complexities. By age seven, he was so thoroughly absorbed that his mother became worried. "Bobby isn't interested in anybody unless they play Chess and there just aren't many children who like it" she once said. She also attempted to place an ad in the Brooklyn Eagle inquiring whether there might be other children of Bobby's age who would come and play Chess with him. On January 17, 1951 Bobby played a game against master Max Pavey who was giving a simultaneous exhibition and Bobby lost in 15 minutes. A few weeks later Bobby joined the Brooklyn Chess Club, headed by Mr. Carmine Nigro, President of the Brooklyn Chess Club and for the next few years he rarely missed a Friday evening.
World Chess Champion Bobby Fischer Interviewed Over The Radio
Features transcripts and streaming audio (RealPlayer) of three Philippines interviews. Includes links to fischer articles by journalist Sam Sloan.
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Extractions: IMPORTANT NEWS: Iceland has offered a residency visa to Bobby Fischer, to help get him out of jail. Bobby Fischer Radio Interview, January 27, 2002 After 27 years of giving almost no interviews to the press, World Chess Champion Bobby Fischer has suddenly been interviewed five times on the radio, four in the Philippines and once in Hungary.
Why Would I Want To Reinstate Fischer?
The fact is that bobby fischer has done for chess what no other man ever has or Before bobby fischer won the world chess championship by defeating Boris
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Extractions: I have received the following question from a reader of my web site: At 07:32 AM 3/31/99 -0500, Howard Goldowsky ( howard.goldowsky@analog.com ) wrote: "Why would you want to reinstate Fischer, someone who is a self-proclaimed US law breaker? Aren't there plenty of other good chess players in the US who are infinitely more charismatic than Fischer, who with the help of some creativity, can promote chess? "Feel free to copy any of this onto the net - perhaps you feel others would be interested in these comments. "Thanks "Howard Goldowsky" My answer was: I have studied the law in great detail and his playing a chess match with Boris Spassky in Yugoslavia in 1992 broke no law. If that match did break the law, then all of the officers of the United States Chess Federation need to go to jail because the USCF purchased more than $500,000 worth of chess books from Yugoslavia during that time period (after receiving an "opinion of counsel" that it was all right to do so). As far as I know, Bobby Fischer is the only person ever to have been criminally charged with violating sanctions against Yugoslavia on the basis of an "Executive Order" by President George Bush. The charges against Fischer are obviously absurd and ridiculous and without basis in law.
Bobby Fischer: Biography And Much More From Answers.com
Source bobby fischer , chess Player Born 9 March 1943 Birthplace Chicago, Illinois Best Known As Reclusive American chess genius and former world.
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Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Personalities Dictionary Encyclopedia WordNet Biography Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Bobby Fischer Personalities Source Bobby Fischer Chess Player Fischer's books include Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess (1966) and My 60 Memorable Games (1969)... The 1993 movie Searching for Bobby Fischer was not about Fischer himself, but rather was a drama about a young chess whiz, based on the story of real-life chess prodigy Josh Waitzkin. FOUR GOOD LINKS The Amazing Bobby Fischer
BBC NEWS | Europe | Bobby Fischer Arrives In Iceland
Controversial US chess champion bobby fischer lands in Iceland, after being freed from detention in Japan.
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Extractions: World Service ... Newswatch LANGUAGES Last Updated: Friday, 25 March, 2005, 02:12 GMT E-mail this to a friend Printable version Bobby Fischer arrives in Iceland After his release Fischer went straight to Tokyo airport Former world chess champion Bobby Fischer has arrived in Iceland's capital, Reykjavik, after spending eight months in detention in Japan. Mr Fischer has been granted Icelandic citizenship, avoiding deportation to his native United States. He is wanted in the US for breaking international sanctions by playing a match in Yugoslavia in 1992. The 62-year-old chess legend was detained in July trying to leave Japan using a revoked US passport. After his release on Thursday he flew from Tokyo to Denmark on a scheduled flight. He then boarded a private plane chartered by Icelandic television. Controversial Before leaving Japan, he told reporters that his arrest last year had been a "kidnapping cooked up by Bush and Koizumi" - referring to US President George W Bush and Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi.
BBC NEWS | World | Americas | Bobby Fischer: Demise Of A Chess Legend
bobby fischer s paranoia and outrageous statements have all but overshadowed his chess brilliance, writes the BBC s Robert Plummer.
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Extractions: Bobby Fischer's paranoia, obsessive behaviour and outrageous public statements have all but overshadowed his undoubted brilliance as a grandmaster. In his heyday, Bobby Fischer was an American icon The man who once said that "all I want to do, ever, is play chess" has played precious little of it at international level since he won the world championship in Reykjavik in 1972. His remarkable defeat of Boris Spassky in the "chess match of the century" should have cemented his position at the very summit of the game, after a run of 20 consecutive tournament victories that is still hailed as the longest winning streak in world chess. The achievement certainly won him some lasting affection in Iceland, where a grateful government has now granted him citizenship in recognition of the international attention that he drew to the country. But instead of capitalising on his win, Fischer withdrew from competition. Three years later, the World Chess Federation stripped him of his title for failing to defend it against Anatoly Karpov.
World Chess Championship : 1972 Fischer - Spassky
But even this record purse did not bring bobby to Reykjavik, fischer s victory ended 24 years of Soviet domination of the World chess Title.
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Extractions: Highlights For the first time since 1948, a chess player from outside the Soviet Union had achieved the right to play a match for the World Chess Championship title. The opening ceremony in Reykjavik was scheduled for 1 July 1972, but on that day Robert Fischer was not in Iceland. Fischer, who had not signed any document confirming his participation, was demanding an increase in the 125.000 US$ prize fund, as well as restrictions on television cameras. "The Match" by Robert Byrne, Chess Life September 1972 Will There Be a Match? The match of the century was supposed to have started Sunday, July 2, but it did not. Fischer had failed to show up in Reykjavik after two abortive attempts to board Loftleidir flights earlier in the week. Both times, press photographers had driven the camera-shy challenger back to New York City following brief appearances at Kennedy airport. Then Bobby announced he was holding out for 30% of the gate receipts for both himself and Spassky. The Icelanders could not agree, since they had earmarked that anticipated income for expenses connected with the staging of the match.
World Chess Championship : 1992 Fischer - Spassky Rematch
Then think of the chess genius bobby fischer violating United Nations The match was the first chess event to use the bobby fischer chess clock .
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Extractions: Highlights "Fischer is back! It's an event we have all eagerly awaited for 20 years..." After disappearing from public view for 20 years, Robert James Fischer returned to play a chess match with Boris Spassky in 1992. At the time of the return match, Fischer was 49 years old. Spassky was 55, was ranked 101st in the world, and had a rating of 2560. They came to the town of Sveti Stefan, a resort off the coast of Montenegro, 110 km from the civil war in Bosnia, 200 km from besieged Sarajevo. Fischer played despite United Nations sanctions against Yugoslavia and a warning from the United States Treasury Department, which threatened him with severe penalties for playing. The prize fund was 5.000.000 US$, of which the first player to win 10 games would receive 3.650.000 US$. In the event of a 9-9 tie, Fischer would keep his title as "undefeated champion of the world". There would be no adjournments. The match sponsor was Jezdimir Vasiljevic, President of Jugoskandic Bank, and a crony of Serbian president Slobodan Milosevic. The match arbiter was Lothar Schmid, who had performed the same function 20 years earlier in Iceland. Eugenio Torre, GM from the Philippines, served as Fischer's second, while Spassky had Borislav Ivkov as his second. A memorable press conference On 1 September 1992, Fischer gave his first press conference in 20 years. When asked about his reaction to the threats by Washington, Fischer took out a letter from the Treasury Department and spat on it.
Famous Chess Players - Robert J. Fischer
Articles on About chess. Robert James (bobby) fischer (Part 1) Robert James (bobby) fischer (Part 2). Related Resources on About chess
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Finding Bobby Fischer
An index of About chess articles on Robert James fischer. 10 Sep 2004 Finding bobby fischer (Part 8) Reuters chess Master fischer Wins Japan
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Bobby Fischer
fischer, bobby (Robert James fischer), 1943, American chess player, b. bobby fischer bobby fischer Born Mar. 9, 1943 chess at 15, became youngest
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Extractions: Reference Desk Encyclopedia Fischer, Bobby u r] Pronunciation Key Fischer, Bobby Spassky for the world championship. When he overwhelmed Spassky in 1972, he became the only American world titlist and, according to a consensus of contemporary grandmasters, the strongest chess player in history. From then until 1992, Fischer did not play a single game of chess in public. He forfeited his world title in 1975 and turned down lucrative offers to play again. In 1992 he was indicted for participating in a match with Spassky in Yugoslavia, against which the United States had an economic boycott. He subsequently lived abroad as a fugitive and was arrested (2004) in Japan for traveling on a revoked passport. Threatened with deportation to the United States, he was allowed to leave (2005) for Iceland after that nation granted him citizenship. See D. Edmonds and J. Eldinow
Bobby Fischer: A Who2 Profile
bobby fischer chess Player. The first American ever to become world chess Extra credit fischer s books include bobby fischer Teaches chess (1966) and
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Fischer, Bobby Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess
fischer, bobby bobby fischer Teaches chess,Conservative,Book Club,Reagan,Homeschool,Human Events,Eagle Publishing,Religion,Politics,Republican,History
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Support Bobby And Give Japan The Finger! Boycott The 2005 Aichi
The World chess Champion bobby fischer has been viciously attacked brutalized seriously bobby fischer Teaches chess contract dated October 21, 1965.
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Extractions: #3. A photo copy of a letter or purported letter from the Embassy of theUnited States of America, Manila, Philippines signed by Theodore Allegra Consul of the United States of America to Robert James Fischer dated December 11, 2003. Said purported letter also contains an genclosureh something called g22 CFR Ch.1 (4-1-97 Edition) Department of Stateh pages252, 253, 254, 255, 256, and (presumably) 257. The World Chess Champion Bobby Fischer has been viciously attacked brutalized seriously injured and very nearly killed when he was illegally detained and arrested by the Japanese immigration authorities at Narita international airport in Tokyo Japan. Also the Japanese immigration authorities at Narita international airport have illegally detained Bobby Fischer at the Narita airport jailhouse.
Creative Quotations From Bobby Fischer (1943-____)
bobby fischer in quotations to inspire creative thinking. US chess player. He defeated Boris Spassky, 1972, in a high profile world championship;
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Extractions: I don't believe in psychology. I believe in good moves. "The old chess is too limited. Imagine playing cards, black jack for example, and every time the dealer has the same starting hand you have the same starting hand. What's the point?" I have nothing to do with politics. I came here [Yugoslavia] to play chess and nothing else. I like the moment when I break a man's ego. Published Sources for the above Quotations: F: "In "Idle Passion," by A. Cockburn, 1975." R: "In "Rand Lindsly's HUGE Quotations File," an Internet collection of quotations." A: ""Reuters," 19 Jun 1996." N: "In "People," 7 Sep 1992."
Bobby Fischer Chess Quotes
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Extractions: Chess is life. All I want to do, ever, is just play chess. I don't believe in psychology. I believe in good moves. All that matters on the chessboard is good moves. You can only get good at chess if you love the game. Chess demands total concentration and a love for the game. I give 98 percent of my mental energy to chess. Others give only 2 percent. Your body has to be in top condition. Your chess deteriorates as your body does. You can't separate body from mind. I prepare myself well. I know what I can do before I go in. I'm always confident. Psychologically, you have to have confidence in yourself and this confidence should be based on fact. People have been playing against me below their strength for fifteen years. Chess is war over the board. The object is to crush the opponent's mind. Chess is like war on a board. I play honestly and I play to win. If I lose, I take my medicine. You have to have the fighting spirit. You have to force moves and take chances.
Best Chess Games Of Bobby Fischer
bobby fischer was crazy .crazy good at chess. Not many would argue with that. bobby fischer is probably the best chess player of all time.
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Extractions: Best Chess Games Of Bobby Fischer Bobby Fischer was crazy....crazy good at chess. Not many would argue with that. In him was a buring passion all directed towards chess. The first 12 games in this list are extensively analyzed. Use this analysis to better your understanding of these terrific games. Generally when you look at chess games, you should make sure you understand each move that was played. The analysis will help you do this. Once you get the hang of it, try looking at chess games without analysis. Bobby Fischer is probably the best chess player of all time. It is no surprise that he has his share of brilliancies. It is said in the book Chess Brilliancy that one in four of the brilliancies in the time of Fischer, were by Fischer. Pretty amazing considering there were thousands of professional players. See the most brilliant of Fischer's combinations Get information on Fischer See a slide show on young Fischer (Click on the players to see the game) (Click for Fischer Facts) Goldhamer vs Fischer Washington Imagine...Fischer was only 12 when he played this game.
Wired News: Unorthodox Chess From An Odd Mind
bobby fischer felt that this is not really what chess should be all about, said Mark Vogelgesang with chess Tigers, a German nonprofit group organizing
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Extractions: By Kevin Poulsen Also by this reporter 02:00 AM Jul. 19, 2005 PT Two dozen programmers from around the world have signed up to compete in Germany next month in the first computer chess tournament devoted to Chess960, a game variant invented by fugitive chess genius Bobby Fischer that's slowly gaining rank among grandmasters. The rules of Chess960 are mostly the same as orthodox chess but the setup incorporates something once considered anathema to the game: chance. Pawns begin where they always do. However, the pieces behind them on the white side are arranged at random, with the proviso that bishops must end up on opposite colors, and the king dwell somewhere between the two rooks. The black pieces are lined up to mirror the white. Katrina Called Most Destructive U.S. Storm
US Chess Hall Of Fame - Inductee Biography
fischer was one of the two charter members of the US chess Hall of Fame, By the age of 14, bobby fischer won the US Championship, becoming by far the
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Extractions: Bobby Fischer Robert James (Bobby) Fischer (1943 - ) is universally considered to have been one of the best players in the history of chess. Many feel that he was the best ever. At his peak, he dominated even his closest challengers by overwhelming scores. When he won the world championship in 1972, he set records for performance that may never be equalled. Fischer was one of the two charter members of the US Chess Hall of Fame, sharing that honor with 19th-century great Paul Morphy. The two have much in common. Both were American-born, and both dominated the chess world with no close rivals at their peaks. Sadly, however, both retired from serious competition when they were at their strongest, although Fischer came out of retirement briefly to play one match. Bobby Fischer was born on March 9, 1943, in Chicago. He was raised by his mother and older sister, both highly intelligent people. The family had settled in Brooklyn by the time Fischer was six years old. About that time, his sister bought little Bobby a chess set to keep him amused. He soon became totally absorbed with chess. By the age of 14, Bobby Fischer won the US Championship, becoming by far the youngest player ever to win that title. At 15, he became the youngest international grandmaster in history. Although that record has since been surpassed, it must be remembered that winning the grandmaster title in Fischer's day was a rarer achievement than it is today.

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