New york times chess column
Witryna10/20/2014 – We recently published a piece on the termination of the New York Times chess column (after more than fifty years). A Slate article seemed to celebrate the … Witryna14 lut 2008 · On 4/1/08 have the column announce its pleasure that Deep Blue has come out of retirement in order to become the Times’ new, regular chess columnist. Deep Blue then proceeds to provide analysis of its first move against Kasparov in the first game of the last match–entirely in brute-force computer language.
New york times chess column
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WitrynaHerman Helms was a Chess Journalist. He was the chess reporter for the New York Times for over fifty years, until 1962. He founded the American Chess Bulletin in 1904, and published and edited this journal until his death in 1963. Helms wrote chess columns for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle newspaper from 1893 until 1955. Witryna10/15/2014 – On October 11 a well-known chess column which has been running since 1962 finished with an ominous sentence: "This is the final chess column to run in The New York Times.” The end of an era, brought on by the dominance of chess in the web? Not so fast, says Matt Gaffney in a thoughtful Slate Magazine article.
WitrynaFor 34 years, from October 1972 to 2006 without interruption, Robert Byrne was in charge of the weekly New York Times chess column. In his obituary of 2013, Lubomir Kavalek recounts how Byrne was always on at tournaments with a typewriter and relayed his columns for the Times via a mobile telegraph. Witryna/2024/12/07/new-york-times-audio-app
Witryna22 kwi 2012 · Over the years, the column has invariably been about decisive games. But sometimes draws are every bit as exciting as knockouts, like in the Round 5 match … Witryna1 lut 2011 · Articles on chess will continue to appear in the Crosswords, Games & Cartoons section of The New York Times Web site. The Times has a topics page for …
WitrynaI always thought that the NYT chess column sucked a bit, at least in its current incarnation. There's always a bit of text (which is okay) and then some shitty part at the bottom that tries to report on a game but does so in the most useless way possible. You can see from this one, for example:
WitrynaThe New York Times Chess Column World Wide Web Premiere In conjunction with the Rematch in Manhattan between Gary Kasparov and IBM's Deep Blue, The New York … seasonal roots richmond vaWitrynaOf these 300+ games, some 25 were featured in the weekly chess column of the New York Times during the period 1967-78. Here are some of them (there were losses too, but you will have to look at the microfilms on your own if you really want to see them). publix on narcoossee lake nonahttp://billwall.phpwebhosting.com/articles/Chess_Columns.htm publix on oakleaf plantationWitryna25 cze 1996 · The Chess Column - The New York Times Advertisement The Chess Column June 25, 1996 See the article in its original context from June 25, 1996, … seasonal rv parks in new mexicoWitrynaAn American teenager, Hans Niemann, defeated Magnus Carlsen, the world’s best chess player. Then Mr. Carlsen accused his opponent of cheating. It’s either overdue … seasonal rv parks in alabamaWitryna13 paź 2014 · A report — in the New York Times — of the death of the New York Times’ chess column may be premature, a Times spokesperson says. A note at the foot of Dylan Loeb McClain’s Oct. 11 appeared to say the column was toast: “This is the final chess column to run in The New York Times.” Not necessarily so, says Times … seasonal rv parks albertaWitryna18 sie 2002 · Chess By ROBERT BYRNE Read Robert Byrne's column every Sunday, along with past articles from the archives. The Chess Forum Chess on the Web … publix on old 41