Chess Life Magazine: 1968 (Complete Set)

For sale is Chess Life Magazine continued to be a valuable resource for chess enthusiasts in 1966. Chess Life began in 1946 and has been advertised as the “most widely read chess magazine in the world.” It primarily focuses on American chess players, tournaments, instruction, human interest stories, and matters related to US Chess governance.In 1969, Chess Life merged with another chess magazine called Chess Review, and the combined publication was known as Chess Life and Review until 1980 when it resumed its original name.The magazine featured articles, game analyses, interviews, and news related to chess events, players, and strategies.Chess enthusiasts find instructional material, puzzles, and historical insights within its pages.Bobby Fischer, the American chess prodigy, continued to make waves.In 1968, Fischer played in the U.S. Championship, showcasing his exceptional talent.Notably, he had already won his first U.S. Championship at the age of 14 in 1958.The 36th edition of the USSR Chess Championship took place in Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan.Lev Polugaevsky emerged as the winner, defeating Alexander Zaitsev in a play-off match.Boris Spassky, after a successful campaign in Candidates Matches, became the challenger for the World Championship held by Tigran Petrosian. Although Spassky lost the title match against Petrosian in 1966, this match set the stage for future World Championship battles.

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