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Richard Sherman Chess The King's Gambit Accepted in 1972
The article notes the King's Gambit Accepted remains respected among weaker players while top grandmasters drift away. It reports a 1972 correspondence game between John Boisvert and Michael Stewart, recorded in USC notation, with a long sequence ending in resignation, and mentions the 41st USSR Championship runoff in Kirovabad and a San Anselmo Russ Valley Open Chess tournament with details on venues, dates, and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronstein
Spas
Fischer
T Hat
USC
John Boisvert
Michael Stewart
Kirovabad
Baviet
Gurgenidze
Guteld
Bu Gurgenidze
Eduard Guteld
Miroyabad
ORE & P.org
San Anselmo
Isabel Cook School
Ucu
Francis Drake
San
Rnsselmo
Ray Hoppe
Jerry Frazier
Hayward Chess Club
Palma Ceia Park
Miami Ave
Decatur Way
Chetid Cafe
Meekland Ave
Hayward
San Leandro
Dutton Ave
Washington School
Rast Mth St
Bancroft Ave
Newark Chess Club
Cedar Blvd
Newark Community Center
Fremont Chess Club
Posey Padre Parkway
City Hall
Lake Elisabeth
Livermore Chess Club
Fourth
J Streets