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note this as the central failure of his chess life, since, had he been able to win it, this might have provided him with the financial resources to pursue chess full-time. Denker and Parr state that "from 1928 onwards, Kashdan was clearly the best player in the United States, but the aging
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was attached to his title." Kashdan "bargained and haggled with Frank for years until
Marshall voluntarily relinquished the crown. The result: the first modern U.S. Championship tournament in 1936. But by this time, (Reuben) Fine and
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American team traveled to Moscow in 1946 for a rematch against the Soviet team, and Kashdan partially avenged his result against Kotov from the previous year, winning 1.5-0.5. In a Master event organized by the
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Champion. Kashdan could not, however, engage seriously in a chess career for financial reasons; his peak chess years coincided with the
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Reshevsky when the Tournament Director, L. Walter Stephens, scored Reshevsky's time-forfeit loss to Denker as a win instead.
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1199:The Bobby Fischer I Knew And Other Stories
1181:The Bobby Fischer I Knew And Other Stories
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754:The Bobby Fischer I Knew And Other Stories
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142:. He resorted to earning a living as an
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1209:, San Francisco 1995, Hypermodern Press
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752:Arnold Denker and Larry Parr (1995).
223:In 1937, he played at third board in
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130:Kashdan was often called 'der Kleine
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351:U.S. Open Chess Championship
339:U.S. Open Chess Championship
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2066:List of chess grandmasters
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658:If You Must Play Chess
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908:on December 15, 2010.
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731:"Kashdan player file"
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533:International Arbiter
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1164:. Dover. p. 40.
1161:Profile of a Prodigy
1101:"Kashdan games file"
848:on December 15, 2010
593:Style and assessment
476:Manhattan Chess Club
307:José Raúl Capablanca
1220:"Richard L Kashdan"
930:on January 3, 2009.
2107:Chess Grandmasters
815:on January 2, 2009
741:on April 14, 2006.
367:U.S. Open Champion
241:winning percentage
225:7th Chess Olympiad
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2092:1905 births
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1684:Yermolinsky
1639:Schwartzman
1609:I. Gurevich
1488:D. Gurevich
1156:Frank Brady
1082:October 24,
607:Grandmaster
605:. However,
603:two bishops
529:Grandmaster
517:Tony Curtis
488:Larry Evans
371:Al Horowitz
347:Reuben Fine
323:Mexico City
248:Mikhail Tal
220:(+7 –1 =6).
209:(+8 –1 =8).
155:Early years
117:grandmaster
110:Los Angeles
93:Grandmaster
2086:Categories
2064:See also:
1916:Naroditsky
1674:Stripunsky
1518:Fedorowicz
1498:De Firmian
1340:FIDE title
1207:Larry Parr
678:References
620:California
484:Fort Worth
402:Larry Parr
319:Salo Flohr
218:Folkestone
132:Capablanca
75:1985-02-21
55:1905-11-19
2002:Fernandez
1997:Daggupati
1980:2020–2029
1941:Shankland
1936:Sevillano
1896:Lenderman
1844:2010–2019
1835:Ziatdinov
1830:Zherebukh
1780:Khachiyan
1755:Hernández
1725:Domínguez
1693:2000–2009
1634:Sagalchik
1577:1990–1999
1476:1980–1989
1425:1970–1979
1399:1960–1969
1390:Rossolimo
1385:Reshevsky
1348:1950–1959
1328:American
1041:March 13,
1011:March 13,
819:April 23,
583:Lone Pine
492:Hollywood
463:Hollywood
383:Baltimore
355:Milwaukee
276:Stockholm
268:Frankfurt
229:Stockholm
185:The Hague
150:Biography
144:insurance
2047:Woodward
2017:Jacobson
1886:Hungaski
1800:Nakamura
1750:González
1735:Finegold
1730:Erenburg
1649:Shabalov
1629:Onischuk
1604:Fishbein
1553:Seirawan
1533:Kaidanov
1483:Benjamin
1457:Palatnik
1437:Biyiasas
1416:Lombardy
1360:Bisguier
1158:(1965).
666:See also
650:—
509:'s show
331:Syracuse
327:Pasadena
315:Hastings
2027:Niemann
1992:Brodsky
1871:Chandra
1851:Antipov
1825:Świercz
1815:Ramírez
1810:Quesada
1790:Kreiman
1775:Kaufman
1770:Jimenez
1745:Gareyev
1740:Friedel
1720:Caruana
1705:Aronian
1700:Akobian
1669:Shulman
1664:Sherzer
1624:Novikov
1594:Becerra
1589:Annakov
1584:Akopian
1568:Zaichik
1513:Ehlvest
1411:Kavalek
1380:Kashdan
1375:Fischer
610:elite.
599:endgame
457:in the
426:, with
343:Chicago
196:Hamburg
73: (
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2022:Mishra
1931:Sevian
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1921:Oparin
1911:Molner
1856:Arnold
1795:Moradi
1765:Izoria
1710:Ashley
1654:Shaked
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1619:Kamsky
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1563:Wilder
1558:Soltis
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1538:Kudrin
1528:Henley
1523:Goldin
1503:Denker
1467:Tarjan
1462:Rogoff
1432:Alburt
1068:"1941"
1027:"1946"
997:"1942"
967:"1940"
920:"1948"
898:"1938"
868:"1935"
838:"1934"
805:"1932"
772:"1931"
702:"Home"
660:, 1947
642:Quotes
631:phreak
627:hacker
614:Family
447:Havana
375:Boston
254:, and
207:Prague
161:Jewish
95:(1954)
84:, U.S.
63:, U.S.
2037:Sturt
2032:Sheng
1971:Zierk
1961:Xiong
1956:Troff
1946:Smith
1906:Liang
1891:Krush
1876:Checa
1866:Burke
1861:Brown
1785:Kraai
1679:Wolff
1548:Rohde
1508:Dlugy
1452:Gulko
1406:Byrne
1365:Evans
1355:Benko
1201:, by
541:Brady
373:) at
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114:chess
89:Title
2012:Hong
1966:Yang
1951:Tang
1881:Holt
1760:Hess
1715:Bhat
1659:Sher
1493:Dake
1370:Fine
1205:and
1084:2010
1043:2008
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854:2010
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788:2009
652:IGM
629:and
400:and
311:Bled
288:Győr
280:Győr
68:Died
48:Born
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2007:Guo
301:At
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