Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 30

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The players were Donald Byrne, a chess master, and Bobby Fischer. a 13-year-old Brooklyn schoolboy playing in his first major tournament. Time and again with bold, surprising moves Bobby outfoxed his more experienced opponent. whispered one of the onlookers. is losing to a 13-year-old said this and the game was over.

Bobby had earned his first victory in the Lessing J. Rosenwald Trophy Tournament. Chess Review magazine called it the of the stunning masterpiece of combination play performed by a boy of 13 against a formidable opponent, matching the finest on record in the history of chess Bobby didnt win the Rosenwald tournament tile trophy went to Sammy Reshevsky, the ranking CS. player but the crew-cut youngster who would lather play chess than eat established himself as a young man to watch. New York chess enthusiasts have recognized Bobby's ability for several years.

Hana Kmoch. secretary-manager of the Manhattan Chess Club, says: his age I don't think there is any better chess player in the world. He is a genuine prodigy and one of the best players in our Bobby appears embarrassed bv all the attention he has drawn since he defeated Byrne. just made the I thought were he says modestly. "I was just Where did he learn the game? sister taught me when I was he says.

was 12 and know too much about the game, but she told me where and how to move the pieces I liked it and have been playing it ever since Does he want to continue pts mg the game and perhaps become one of the great could play chess all my life." he answers shyly. like tournaments and would like to play in a lot of them. As for being great. I don know about that Kmoch. however, has fewer reservations: STARTING FRIDAY A WONDERFUL LOVE DEFIES ALL OBSTACLES! JENNIFER JONES JOHN GIELGUD BIEL TRAVERS VIRGINIA MeKENNA tut? pabhpttc I xlLi DAniuL I lo OF WIMPOLE STREET NEW CINEMASCOPE AND METROCOLOR ROMANCE! NOTICE TO ALL KIDS OF DIXON! The Special Series of Kids Matinee will start this Saturday, February 16.

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