The United States Chess Federation

2011

March

By Daniel Lucas
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The Grandmaster Who Did It His Way

By Larry Parr

“He [GM Evans] wanted me to phone the USCF office to explain why his column would not be appearing for a couple of months.”
—Larry Evans’ request while in the Washoe Hospital Intensive Care Unit to long-time friend Ronald Gross.

“I am about to—or I am going to—die: either expression is correct.”
—Dominique Bouhours, French grammarian on his deathbed (Paris, 1702)

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Involuntary Retirement

By IM Jack Peters
The rise of the Internet has hit the newspaper business the hardest of all the traditional print journalism industries. A chess columnist for a major metropolitan newspaper tells his story. Login or Register to read more...

The McDonnell - La Bourdonnais Match

By Neil Brennen
Morphy and His Rivals on Their Great Predecessors Login or Register to read more...

Fighting Chess In London Town

By IM Greg Shahade
An innovative format produces exciting, aggressive chess at the 2010 London Chess Classic with two-time U.S. Champion Hikaru Nakamura firmly in the mix. Login or Register to read more...

A Chess Stimulus Package

By Tom Beckman
At the 37th Eastern Open in Washington, D.C., GM Alex Lenderman finds himself on top once again. The organizer gives advice on running a large regional event, with the attendant pitfalls and successes. Login or Register to read more...

Looks at Books: Larry Evans, Full Circle

By Al Lawrence
Vienna 1922 Login or Register to read more...

March - Chess Life Magazine 2011

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