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Fischer Wins 3rd Distance Chess Game

Arizona Daily Star Tucson, Arizona Wednesday, September 01, 1965

Fischer Wins 3rd Distance Chess Game NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. chess champion Bobby Fischer won his third long-distance game of the Capablanca Memorial Tournament Tuesday night in a game that one expert said “will go down in chess history.” The 22-year-old champion beat his opponent, Gueorghia D. Tringov of Bulgaria, in 22 moves. “The game was a master-piece,” said Saul Rubin, president of the Marshall Chess Club. Fischer is cabling his moves from the club to the tournament headquarters in Havana, because the State Department refused to grant him a visa to visit Cuba. Rubin said Fischer's game was “extremely brilliant and complex.” At one point, he said, Tringov did not believe one of Fischer's moves and had to telephone New York on the chess “hot line” to confirm it. “He thought it was a losing move, but really it was a winning move,” Rubin said. Fischer has started five games, and won three. One was a draw. Another, the fourth one he started, has been postponed twice.

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