1. e4
    Joined
    06 May '08
    Moves
    42492
    21 Jun '11 23:171 edit
    Plus an amazing defensive resource that has lay buried for 58 years.

    An instructive Reinfeld game.

    A Morphy/Murphy Coindence and a competition. (free entry).

    [blogid]4[blogid]
  2. Standard memberChessPraxis
    Cowboy From Hell
    American West
    Joined
    19 Apr '10
    Moves
    55013
    22 Jun '11 05:06
    Originally posted by greenpawn34
    Plus an amazing defensive resource that has lay buried for 58 years.

    An instructive Reinfeld game.

    A Morphy/Murphy Coindence and a competition. (free entry).

    [blogid]4[blogid]
    Blog 4
  3. e4
    Joined
    06 May '08
    Moves
    42492
    22 Jun '11 09:39
    Cheers C.P.

    You have a blog as well with the same tag as mine. It's very good.

    (any idea who Abert Belsaco is...or was).
  4. Joined
    12 Mar '03
    Moves
    44411
    22 Jun '11 11:29
    Albert Belsaco was an artist born in the first half of the 20tht century. So (most likely, lol) not Philidor
  5. SubscriberPonderable
    chemist
    Linkenheim
    Joined
    22 Apr '05
    Moves
    654780
    22 Jun '11 13:18
    Well GP I have to admit that I liked the composer Philidor before I even heard of the chess player...
  6. Joined
    29 Aug '10
    Moves
    298
    22 Jun '11 13:22
    Albert Belsaco played chess and draughts. He even wrote a book about it.

    That was easy.
  7. e4
    Joined
    06 May '08
    Moves
    42492
    22 Jun '11 14:17
    Yes Ponderable, but did Philidor compose the music?
    He is being credited with a load of stuff he did not do,
    might as well throw that in as well.

    I spent a while checking (pun intended) Checkers & Draughts sites.
    I've seen the name Albert Belsaco a few times. (he wrote a book on Chess & Draights)
    But no details as to who he was.

    His first book was published about 20 years before the Reinfeld game
    and it appears as a re-print in 1956 with the Reinfeld game.

    'Morphy's Materpieces' clearly states Fred passed away in 1973
    and yet everywhere else it is 1964.

    Conclussion:
    Fred Reinfeld was a Time Traveller, he wrote under the name of Albert Belsaco
    and composed music under the name of Philidor.

    In 1964 he went forward to 1973 to write about the Fischer-Spassky match
    but his 1964 body died and in the same instant so did he in 1973.

    This double death phenomenon is the curse of time travellers and is
    explained in 'The Doube Death Time Phenomenon' written by Albert Belsaco
    in 2022. (though you can buy a 1948 reprint on ebay).

    Well I'm glad we finally sorted that one out.
  8. Joined
    15 Jun '06
    Moves
    16334
    22 Jun '11 15:42
    I think I win the Chess Quest. The question simply asked "Who is Albert Belasco?" not "Whom is the Albert Belasco who wrote 'Chess and Draughts?'"

    I want my CD now. 😛
  9. Subscribersonhouse
    Fast and Curious
    slatington, pa, usa
    Joined
    28 Dec '04
    Moves
    53223
    22 Jun '11 22:101 edit
    Originally posted by tomtom232
    I think I win the Chess Quest. The question simply asked "Who is Albert Belasco?" not "Whom is the Albert Belasco who wrote 'Chess and Draughts?'"

    I want my CD now. 😛
    cd? CD? I'm afraid for this one you get an 8 track.

    Sorry about the warped frame, the redneck we got it off left it on the dash, you know how hot it gets in Texas.
  10. Houston, Texas
    Joined
    28 Sep '10
    Moves
    14347
    23 Jun '11 09:41
    Originally posted by greenpawn34
    An instructive Reinfeld game.

    Blog 4
    I like the Reinfeld game.
Back to Top

Cookies help us deliver our Services. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More.I Agree