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Samuel Herman Reshevsky (born
Szmul Rzeszewski;
November 26, 1911 –
April 4, 1992) was a
Polish chess prodigy and
later a
leading American chess grandmaster...
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Reshevsky,
Rzeszewski or
Rejewski (Polish: [rɛˈjɛfskʲi]) is a
Polish masculine surname. Its
feminine counterpart is Reshevska,
Rzeszewska or Rejewska...
- won
matches against strong adult opponents at the age of 12, and
Samuel Reshevsky (1911–1992), who was
giving simultaneous exhibitions at the age of six...
- In 1961,
Fischer started a 16-game
match with
Reshevsky,
split between New York and Los Angeles.
Reshevsky, 32
years Fischer's senior, was
considered the...
- the 1948
championships not
already qualified (
Reshevsky and Euwe).
After 22 rounds,
Smyslov and
Reshevsky were tied for the lead on 13.5
points out of...
- continued: 33. Rxc7! Qxc7 34. Rxf6 Rxf6 35. Qxf6 Rf8 and
White won on move 41.
Reshevsky vs.
Petrosian Tigran Petrosian, the
World Champion from 1963 to 1969,...
- and tied third–fourth, as
Reshevsky won. In the U.S. Championship, New York 1938, Fine
placed second with 12½/16, with
Reshevsky repeating as champion. In...
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Keres and Salo
Flohr from the
Soviet Union; and
Reuben Fine and
Samuel Reshevsky from the
United States. However, FIDE soon
accepted a
Soviet request to...
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leaving him with a
winning position. A
zwischenzug occurred in Mieses–
Reshevsky,
Margate 1935. From the
position in the diagram, play continued: 29....
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Kemeri with 11½/17 (+8−2=7), as Salo Flohr,
Vladimirs Petrovs and
Samuel Reshevsky won. Then he tied 2nd–4th in Pärnu with 4½/7 (+3−1=3). This successful...
