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The US Junior Open Chess Championship

172 pages, paperback, McFarland, 1. edition 2017

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For 70 years the U.S. Chess Federation has held the U.S. Junior Open, featuring young players under 21. This book is the first to focus the formative years of these juniors, who later became many of the outstanding masters of the Unites States. Each chapter contains an annotated game of the winner of the championship and brief identifications of the notable players. Crosstables are included where available.

Alex Dunne

is the United States Chess Federation correspondence chess director, author of more than a dozen chess books and frequent contributor to Chess Life . He is a FIDE Master, Life Master and ICCF Correspondence Chess Master. He lives in Sayre, Pennsylvania.

More Information
Weight 330 g
Manufacturer McFarland
Width 17.8 cm
Height 25.4 cm
Medium Book
Year of Publication 2017
Author Alex Dunne
Language English
Edition 1
ISBN-13 978-1-4766-6881-9
Pages 172
Binding paperback

001 Preface

003 1946 Chicago, Illinois

005 1947 Cleveland, Ohio

008 1948 Oak Ridge, Tennessee

012 1949 Fort Worth, Texas

014 1950 Milwaukee, Wisconsin

016 1951 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

018 1952 Omaha, Nebraska

021 1953 Kansas City, Missouri

023 1954 Long Beach, California

026 1955 Lincoln, Nebraska

028 1956 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

030 1957 San Francisco, California

033 1958 Homestead, Florida

034 1959 Omaha, Nebraska

037 1960 West Orange, New Jersey

040 1961 Dayton, Ohio

043 1962 Tucson, Arizona

045 1963 State College, Pennsylvania

047 1964 Towson, Maryland

051 1965 Boston, Massachusetts

053 1966 Minneapolis, Minnesota

056 1967 Raleigh, North Carolina

058 1968 Cleveland, Ohio

062 1969 Boston, Massachusetts

063 1970 Minneapolis, Minnesota

064 1971 Portland, Oregon

067 1972 St. Paul, Minnesota

069 1973 Milwaukee, Wisconsin

072 1974 Lancaster, Pennsylvania

074 1975 San Diego, California

077 1976 Storrs, Connecticut

078 1977 Las Cruces, New Mexico

081 1978 Seattle, Washington

084 1979 East Lansing, Michigan

088 1980--No tournament

088 1981 Abington, Pennsylvania

089 1982 Crossville, Tennessee

093 1983 St. Paul, Minnesota

094 1984 St. Louis, Missouri

097 1985 Berkeley, California

098 1986 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

100 1987 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

102 1988 St. Louis, Missouri

103 1989 Murray, Kentucky

105 1990 Charlotte, North Carolina

107 1991 Bloomington, Indiana

108 1992 Bradford, Pennsylvania

110 1993 Berkeley, California

112 1994 Bloomington, Indiana

114 1995 Bloomington, Indiana

117 1996 Terre Haute, Indiana

118 1997 Bloomington, Indiana

121 1998 Ithaca, New York

124 1999 Tucson, Arizona

127 2000 Baltimore, Maryland

128 2001 Tulsa, Oklahoma

132 2002 Dallas, Texas

134 2003 New York, New York

137 2004 Lindsborg, Kansas

138 2005 Mason, Ohio

140 2006 Dallas, Texas

143 2007 Tampa, Florida

145 2008 Lindsborg, Kansas

146 2009 Milwaukee, Wisconsin

149 2010 Houston, Texas

152 2011 Houston, Texas

155 2012 Houston, Texas

158 2013 Tarrytown, New York

161 2014 Houston, Texas

163 2015 Schaumburg, Illinois

166 2016 New Orleans, Louisiana

169 Index