General Chess News
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Friday - September 5 - 08 |
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Federal Lawsuit Against Chess Officials Is Dismissed in Disp
Friday - September 5 - 08 |
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A lawsuit against the governing body of chess in the United States and some of its members was dismissed last week, but the dispute is not about to go away.
Read more in this NY Times article By DYLAN LOEB MCCLAIN
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Monday - September 1 - 08 |
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Dealing in Chess Futures? Bet on This Norwegian
Monday - September 1 - 08 |
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Magnus Carlsen stands out for more than just his age. His style and sang-froid can wilt an opponent.
Read more in this NY Times article By DYLAN LOEB MCCLAIN
India Emerges as Powerhouse in a Game It May Have Created
Monday - August 25 - 08 |
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Many from India, a country once not known for strong players, have followed the current world champion, Viswanathan Anand, to the upper ranks.
Read more in this NY Times article By DYLAN LOEB MCCLAIN
Claims of Fake Web Postings Roil the Chess World
Monday - August 18 - 08 |
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A dispute involving members of the governing chess organization in the United States has erupted into a legal fight that has all the passion of a Bobby Fischer tantrum.
Read more in this NY Times article By DYLAN LOEB MCCLAIN
New Twists From the Start in a Variation on the Game
Monday - August 11 - 08 |
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960 Chess shuffles the starting positions of the pieces, shifting the advantage from those well versed in openings to players good at tactics and maneuvering.
Read more in this NY Times article By DYLAN LOEB MCCLAIN
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