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13th US Championship Tournament, 1960-1961 [Work in Progress] This tournament marked Bobby Fischer's fourth straight title as US Champion. It was also a zonal tournament. Not all games from this tournament are currently available, and only 15 of the 66 games are on the http://www.chessgames.com database as of today (April 20, 2008): all of Fischer's games, plus four others. The twelve players and their USCF ratings according to the December 1960 supplement: 1. Robert James Fischer 2641 2. Samuel Reshevsky 2632 3. William Lombardy 2555 4. Robert Byrne 2535 5. Pal Benko 2501 6. Arthur Bisguier 2501 7. Raymond Weinstein 2448 8. Herbert Seidman 2417 9. Anthony Saidy 2412 10. James Sherwin 2411 11. Hans Berliner 2406 and 12. Charles Kalme 2374 Today (April 20, 2008) I uploaded Benko-Bisguier from Round 5 (0-1) and Bisguier-Kalme from Round 9 (1-0). These two games were in the book <The Art of Bisguier>. 17 games, 1960-1961 17th USSR Championship - Bronstein's Momentum 19 games, 1949 6th USA Championship Tournament, New York 1946 Samuel Reshevsky won this tournament, his fifth victory in five tries (He missed the 1944 US Championship)! Twenty players participated, but Lewis J Isaacs withdrew before 50% of the rounds were played and his results were not counted in the final standings. Many games need to be uploaded. Today (April 27, 2008) I uploaded Horowitz-Rothman from round eight (1-0). 26 games, 1946 A Few Choice Games by Yuri Balashov 20 games, 1963-1988 A Vidmar Sampler 80 games, 1901-1947 Alekhine Memorial International Tournament, 1956 120 games, 1956 Alexey Dreev: My One Hundred Best Games 84 games, 1985-2006 Averbakh's Selected Games, 1943-1975 34 games, 1944-1969 Bad Kissingen 1928 66 games, 1928 Boris Gelfand: My Most Memorable Games 47 games, 1986-2004 Bronstein at the 16th USSR Championship Bronstein had just won the 1948 Interzonal Tournament at Saltsjobaden. Here, he kept the momentum going by finishing in a tie for first place with Kotov. 18 games, 1948 Bronstein at the Moscow - Budapest Match, 1949 16 games, 1949 Bronstein's final stretch before The Match David Bronstein played a few more games after his triumph at the Candidates Tournament, but before his 1951 match vs. Botvinnik. Here are those games. 3 games, 1951 Chess a la Torte: Games of Vladimir Alatortsev Vladimir Alatortsev (1909-1987) was one of the best Soviet players during the 1930's and 1940's. However, he was overshadowed in nearly every event by Botvinnik, and his games have not been given much attention. After World War II, Alatortsev decreased his participation in tournaments, and turned his focus on training, particularly with future World Champion Smyslov. In subsequent years, he became involved with administration as well and he served as president of the USSR Chess Federation. 39 games, 1931-1951 Chess in the Fast Lane by Michael Adams Michael Adams' book "Chess in the Fast Lane" (co-authored by his father, Bill Adams) covers the young Grandmaster's career from 1989-1993. These are the games selected from that book. 50 games, 1989-1993 COMBAT: Fifty Years of Sidney Bernstein 43 games, 1926-1977 Cool Moves by Kholmov 57 games, 1946-1995 Dallas, 1957 56 games, 1957 Donner Parties 6 games, 1950-1971 Dresden Olympiad 2008 - Games Between 2700+'s Here is the set of all individual encounters of players who are both rated 2700 or higher from the 2008 Dresden Olympiad (except Bacrot-Aronian from round 8 and Bacrot-Radjabov from round 11). 36 games, 2008

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