Right... with no link, just like your last post, I'm not going to do the effort. You want to spam your blog... you put up the link.
R. Fischer vs S. Reshevsky 16 Game Match 1961 (Round 4)
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Wilbert - I was not trying to "spam" my blog. I didn't think about putting up a link and I'm not sure how. I notice that not everyone that might read Blogs reads Forums. All I am trying to do is give everyone a chance to see and enjoy some games from a famous match. I was privileged to take lessons from Reshevsky in the 1980s and I am proud to post his works. Thank you for reminding me I might be able to attach the link. :)
Here is the link:
http://www.chess.com/blog/Reshevskys_Revenge/r-fischer-vs-s-reshevsky-16-game-match-1961-round-4
I reviewed the game and liked it a lot. I really enjoy the Fischer vs. Reshevsky battle. Thanks.
checkeverytim - Thank you for the kind words. There is a lot of history in that match - there was a bitter rivalry between the two players. The 16 Game Match actually lasted only 11 games! You may know the out-come, but a lot of players would be surprised to know who the winner was.
I had to look it up just now :)
Were you surprised?
Continuing with the famous 1961 “16 Game Match” organized by Jacqueline Piatigorsky between Sammy Reshevsky and Bobby Fischer, Round 4 can be found along with Rounds 1, 2, and 3, at “Reshevskys Revenge Blog.” Even though it was a draw, 11.... b6 is giving Sammy a terrific game. This Round can be found along with Rounds 1, 2, and 3, at : www.chess.com/blog/Reshevskys_Revenge