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sound enough for the higheslhonou6. A citizen ol<br />
Leningr.d, where he coa.hed sPAssp liom 1951<strong>to</strong><br />
1961, he son rho ciry ch<strong>amp</strong>ionsbip joinrly in 1937<br />
and r9,17, our.ighr in 1938 and 1946 Thc bcsl olbis<br />
lenatlenpls <strong>to</strong>{inlhe USSRCh<strong>amp</strong>ionshipwerel<br />
1950, second (+8=6-3) equal with ARoNIN and<br />
LrpNrrsn after xEREsi 1952, lourth (+8=7 4)<br />
equal vith Eorskvsn atle<br />
Nov. and GELLER lhead of BRoNsrErN: and 195?,<br />
Iourtb (+10=6 5) equal wirh spassky dlter rAL,<br />
Bronstein, and K.res. Tolusb achieled his best<br />
intemalional <strong>to</strong>urnanenl result at Bucharest 1953<br />
shen he won fiEr pnze (+10=8-r) ahead of<br />
pErRosYAN,swslov, Boleslalsky, andSPassky. At<br />
Bala<strong>to</strong>n 1958 he came second (+7=3 i) attcr<br />
Ate,andet Tol6h (19$) n a biography and 92<br />
ganes conpilcd <strong>by</strong> his wife Valenli.a.<br />
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TOMLINSON, CHARLES (1808 97), English<br />
player and winer, and pioiecr of rcscarch in<strong>to</strong><br />
surlace lension. From 18,11 lo 1844 he ran a <strong>chess</strong><br />
column in thc Sar!/dz] M,8d:i,c, and in 1856 he<br />
pubhhed the nlst <strong>chess</strong> playeis anoual. <strong>The</strong><br />
demandwasinsuficie.tfornloberepcated. Inthe<br />
B.nish <strong>Chess</strong> Magoziae. 1891, he published his<br />
reniniscenccs oiEnglish<strong>chess</strong> IiIe oI the middle ol<br />
the 19rh century, a vahable insight.<br />
TORRE, CARLOS (1905 ?8). Mexico\ frst<br />
grandnasler whose career had curious paialleh<br />
unh thrt .f MoRpHy Torre w.s t om in Yncardn.<br />
Mexi.o, and in 19i5 noved sith hislamily<strong>to</strong> NeN<br />
Orleans. In 192,1, alter proving hinself tbe best<br />
playe. in Louisiana. he travelled north, shere he<br />
{on the New York Slale ch<strong>amp</strong>ionship and the<br />
Weslern ch<strong>amp</strong>ionship.I.1925 he venr <strong>to</strong> Europe<br />
and played in hh only lop-clas elenls: Badeni<br />
'tK.<br />
TORRE 35?<br />
Baden, Marienbad, and Moscovi coning tenthi<br />
equal tbnd (+6=8 1), and equal fiIth resPecl<br />
ively. He <strong>to</strong>ok the game seriously: ashed why hc<br />
gave noexhibitionsinEurope he replicd'becausel<br />
can lea.n .othing tbere<strong>by</strong>'. But the high pronise ol<br />
hh European achievcments was nor lulfilled. ln<br />
1926 he won the Mencan ch<strong>amp</strong>ionship <strong>by</strong><br />
delealing each oI bis firee oppone.rs twice and<br />
was<strong>to</strong>ld hesouldbe givcn apo Eaching<strong>chess</strong>al<br />
the National University in Mexico At Chicago<br />
laler that year, just before the last round ol tbe<br />
Western ch<strong>amp</strong>ionsbip (in which he tied lor second<br />
place).Torcreceiledlwoletters<strong>by</strong>lhesamepost,<br />
one inlorning him lhal be sould not gel the<br />
leaching post lor lack ol academic qualificatio.s<br />
thc olhe.Iron hn nancae saying she had narried<br />
someone else. He suffe.ed a nervous btcakdoNn,<br />
.eturned ro Mcxico ar tbe end oftheyear. <strong>to</strong>ok an<br />
rll pa d iob rn a Jruts so(, and played no more<br />
.erl.i\.hei\ M'\r. unc ma! halr been ontv the<br />
immediare cause of his retne;ent. Ola mili and<br />
artistic tenperamcnt, he apPieciated lh€ beauty<br />
and loqic ol.hess but lacked lhe spiril olassression<br />
neededforsucce$inplay,Inl93,lhesmred=1 1<br />
in irie.dlyplay against Fr\! who was then visiting<br />
Mexico. Torre ncver maried. He retaincd his<br />
interest in rhe game throuehoul his life andgrearly<br />
adnired FrscHER\ play. ln 197? FIDE awarded<br />
him rhe title oI Inrernational Grandmaster (See<br />
fu'ITZ TMJ(OU. DtrFE\CEi SPURIOUS GAMES.)<br />
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