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Players Back to Shop Bobby Fischer by Lou Hays paperback, 2nd Edition Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess by Bobby Fischer 352 page paperback Learn to think the same way Bobby does. This is the secret. You will be put in increasingly complex situations where you will be required to think and move the way Bobby Fischer does. You'll be a better player after you take Bobby Fischer's Chess Course. It works. No photo available My 60 Memorable Games by Bobby Fischer 384 page paperback This book contains sixty of Fischer's favorite games of his early career. Each game is extensively annotated and lets the reader know at each move just what he was thinking at the board. Also Fischer discusses psychological reasons for some of his decisions, for example his choice of a Grunfeld opening over a King's Indian against Botvinnik when he felt he was set up for a surprise and his refusal of a draw from Petrosian, only because it would have meant Tal would have taken first prize in the tournament! A delightful book sure to educate and entertain any chess enthusiast. No photo available My 60 Memorable Games, Selected and Fully Annotated.

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87. Bobby Fischer - Wikipedia Robert James bobby fischer, born March 9, 1943 in Chicago, won the world chesschampionship in 1972 and lost the title when he failed to defend it in 1975. http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Fischer

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help Other languages: Dansk Bobby Fischer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Robert James "Bobby" Fischer (born March 9 ), won the world chess championship in and lost the title when he failed to defend it on April 3 . He is considered to be one of the most gifted chess players of all times and, despite his prolonged absence from competitive play, is still among the best known of all chess players. He was born in Chicago and his mother was a riveter in a defense plant who later became a teacher, nurse and physician. Fischer's father was a physicist. His parents divorced when he was two years old and Fischer grew up with his mother and older sister. At the age of six, when the family had moved to Brooklyn, New York, Fischer taught himself the game of chess from the instruction booklet of a chess set. He practiced with his sister, but within weeks he proved far too strong a player for her. When Fischer was 13, his mother asked

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The Irrepressible Rothbard Essays of Murray N. Rothbard Edited by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. BOBBY FISCHER: THE LYNCHING OF THE RETURNING HERO October 1992 Twenty years ago, Bobby Fischer was the hero of the American media. A remarkable chess prodigy and genius, Bobby surmounted a concerted attempt by the dominant Soviet grandmasters to keep him out of the world championship. His defeat of then champion, Soviet grandmaster Boris Spassky, at the match at Rejkjavik was the toast of the world; here was the first American chess player to become the best in the world. Fischer's victory revivified chess in the U.S. and across the globe, and succeeded in making tourneys a big business. Bobby was an eccentric, but many geniuses are eccentric, and virtually every top chess player shares that quality. As in the case of many geniuses, Bobby made many demands of officials around him, in his case tournament directors; from a distance, the demands seemed picky and a little batty. His demands not being met, Bobby retired from world chess, and has not played in public for seventeen years. Now, lured by a multi-million dollar gate guaranteed by a Yugoslav businessman, Bobby, still maintaining that he is undefeated world champion, agreed to play his old rival Spassky, the first ten-game winner to be declared the victor. One would think that the media would hail the return of the colorful, charismatic, and memorable Bobby. Americans, after all, are sentimental and love "Comeback Kids," as Slick Willie has realized. And yet, oddly enough, Bobby's return has been greeted with a stream of frenetic and hysterical abuse by the once-admiring media, the Smear Brigade being led by such Respectable organs as the

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HOME Site index Monday, September 10, 2001 - 12:00 a.m. Pacific Elusive chess legend may be playing online: Briton believes he faced Bobby Fischer By The Associated Press Bobby Fischer in 1996 "I am 99 percent sure that I have been playing against the chess legend," Nigel Short told The Sunday Telegraph. "It's tremendously exciting." Fischer, an American, fascinated the world by winning the world chess championship in an epic battle against Russian Boris Spassky in Reykjavik, Iceland, in 1972. He then disappeared and was stripped of his title three years later for failure to defend the championship. He emerged from retirement in 1992 for a controversial exhibition rematch against Spassky in Yugoslavia. Fischer won, then disappeared again after U.S. authorities accused him of violating sanctions imposed against Yugoslavia by playing the match. He has remained mostly out of the public eye, and his whereabouts is unknown, though The Telegraph said he is believed to live in Japan. Short said he does not know where Fischer, now 58, is. www.chessclub.com

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92. Telegraph | News | Bobby Fischer Takes On All Comers - In Cyberspace Daily news from the UK, business news, countryside news, UK technology news, obituaries and UK education news telegraph.co.uk, UK online newspaper. http://news.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2001/09/09/nchess09.xml

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