27 Nov 03
Just for interest. The leading paper in Sydney put this article in the paper today about Bobby Fischer. http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/11/26/1069825840067.html
Reading that led me to:
http://bobbyfischer.net/bobby40.html
I would sure like to track down the game Fischer had with Donald Byrne in 1956. The game that led to his fame. Anyone know how to get the game?
27 Nov 03
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Originally posted by PKBobby Fischer was only thirteen when he defeated Donald Byrne at the Rosenwald Tourney in NY , 1956. It is often referred to as 'the game of the Century' and was so described in the December (1956) issue of ""Chess Review" .
Just for interest. The leading paper in Sydney put this article in the paper today about Bobby Fischer. http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/11/26/1069825840067.html
Reading that led me to:
http://bobbyfischer.net/bobby40.html
I would sure ...[text shortened]... The game that led to his fame. Anyone know how to get the game?
I have an original copy of that issue and often replay the game on an open board. Fischer's execution of the Grunfield defence is awesome.
The game notation is in 'descriptive' notation as was all games until 1981. I would be happy to make available the game notation to RHP members . I will post it shortly in the 'chess only' forum.
BR's skeeter