Bill Goichberg, Who Reshaped Competitive Chess in the U.S., Dies at 83
First publishedAug 8, 20:14 UTC
Last updatedAug 8, 21:51 UTC · 11m ago
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Over a six-decade career, he drastically expanded chess through the tournaments he started, especially the competitions for young players.
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- Over a six-decade career, he drastically expanded chess through the tournaments he started, especially the competitions for young players.
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