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wrap99
Member since May-03-05 · Last seen May-06-12
Long-time fan, been going to tourneys since the early 1970s. Spectator at Lone Pine couple of times. Met Max Euwe at Paul Masson tournament in 1974, Petrosian, others at Lone Pine. Tal at Manhattan Chess Club Spoke with Judit Polgar when she was 11 and saw Reshevsky when he was a senior citizen still kicking ass.

   wrap99 has kibitzed 76 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Apr-23-12 Arthur R Spiller (replies)
 
wrap99: I would add that I believe he was employed by the US Postal Service.
 
   Jan-30-12 Isaac Kashdan (replies)
 
wrap99: <AVRO38> A nice photo indeed; and doesn't Kashdan look sort of like John Turturro here, an actor who played a chess grandmaster...
 
   Dec-29-11 Tarjan vs J Peters, 1977 (replies)
 
wrap99: Is it possible that this game is between Jack Peters and Tarjan? Andreas was only 9 in 1977 and probably not in USA champ since a German, to boot. If so, then probably some other A. Peters games were really Jack's.
 
   Dec-31-10 Marshall vs Burn, 1912 (replies)
 
wrap99: Was 23.Rxh5 any good?
 
   Jul-16-10 Humphrey Bogart (replies)
 
wrap99: I see "stung by a dead bee" but I think it was "bit". Also, Kramer us mentioned as a chess playing director. I am certain the strongest chess playing director by far is Marcel Sisniega.
 
   May-30-10 Spassky vs K Darga, 1962
 
wrap99: I think after Ke7, Rd6 is very strong for white
 
   May-23-10 Saidy vs Fischer, 1960 (replies)
 
wrap99: Thanks, catfriend.
 
   May-21-10 François André Philidor (replies)
 
wrap99: <FHBRadley> Thanks for that list. It seems like it required so many players that it is probably just a limitation of historical records -- I bet it is closer in reality. Is there any other human activity that has this linkage feature? I guess one can see also in the Math ...
 
   May-04-10 Janowski vs Reshevsky, 1922 (replies)
 
wrap99: I believe it was after this game that Janowski made a comment like, "This boy knows no more about chess than I do of rope dancing." This is to say, Janowski was unhappy at losing to Reshesky. I reflect that I actually saw Reshevsky in person at Lone Pine in 1978 (or 77). I considered
 
   Apr-21-10 F Schubert vs H Saunders, 1928 (replies)
 
wrap99: ...Rh8+ followed by mate shortly
 
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