Articles From 1975 Index

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January 1975

1. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Pittsburgh Press Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Friday, January 03, 1975 - Page 9, “Philippines Offer for World Championship Chess”
2. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Gazette Montreal, Quebec, Quebec, Canada Friday, January 03, 1975 - Page 26, “Master's Words”
3. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) Daily News New York, New York Tuesday, January 07, 1975 - Page 64, “Bobby Fischer Ordered to Court”
4. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Minneapolis Star Minneapolis, Minnesota Wednesday, January 08, 1975 - Page 5, “Court Summons Chess Champion”
5. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Gazette Montreal, Quebec, Quebec, Canada Friday, January 10, 1975 - Page 36, “Contentious Issues”
6. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Gazette Montreal, Quebec, Quebec, Canada Friday, January 17, 1975 - Page 41, “Federation's Dilemma”
7. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati, Ohio Sunday, January 19, 1975 - Page 121, “English Opening Long in History”

February 1975

1. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati, Ohio Sunday, February 09, 1975 - Page 111, “How Do You Pick Winner?”
2. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) Lansing State Journal Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 17, 1975 - Page 7, “Manila Location of 1975 Championship”
3. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Philadelphia Inquirer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tuesday, February 18, 1975 - Page 25, “Fischer Wins The Site Issue”
4. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) Philadelphia Daily News Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tuesday, February 18, 1975 - Page 31, “Soviets Object To Chess Site”

March 1975

1. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Orlando Sentinel Orlando, Florida Thursday, March 20, 1975 - Page 37, “Chess Group Yields Point To Fischer”
2. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) Chicago Tribune Chicago, Illinois Friday, March 21, 1975 - Page 4, “Chess title match is off —Fischer”
3. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Boston Globe Boston, Massachusetts Sunday, March 30, 1975 - Page 80, “Soviets Must Quit Trying to Stall Championship on Silly Technicalities”

April 1975

• (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Journal News White Plains, New York Thursday, April 03, 1975 - Page 5, “Russian Takes Fischer Chess Title by Default”

April 07, 1975

• The Times Herald Port Huron, Michigan Monday, April 07, 1975 - Page 2 — New Chess Champion Called 'Little Mouse' — New York (AP) — The executive director of the United States Chess Club says Anatoly Karpov's comments after being named the new chess champion of the world show the Russian is an unsportsman-like “little mouse” who is “whistling in relief” because he did not have to play against Bobby Fischer. Edmund B. Edmondson said it was “utterly ridiculous grandstanding” for Karpov to say he was ready to play Fischer, but at the same time question whether the American was now “mentally capable of playing chess.” The title passed from Fischer to Karpov last week without a match being played. This followed this American's refusal to play the Russian under conditions set by the International Chess Federation (FIDE). Edmondson said Sunday in a telephone interview from his Newburgh, N.Y. home that “next to the genius of Fischer, Karpov's talent is that of a dull, plodding student rather than that of a true world champion. “Why didn't this little mouse roar like a lion when it might have taunted Mister Fischer into playing?” Edmondson said, referring to Karpov. “Why does he only speak when it's too late? It's typical Soviet sportsmanship—be sure to kick the man when he's down.” Karpov's challenge to Fischer was reported in Belgrade by FIDE Vice President Bozidar Kazic, chess editor of the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug, after a telephone interview with the Russian. “It is hard for me to tell how strong he is, but I am not convinced that he can play chess now, that he is capable of doing it at this moment,” Karpov was quoted as saying of Fischer. The only condition Karpov set for the match was that FIDE should approve it and that Fischer was “in condition and willing to play it.” “What we are getting now is Russian propaganda designed to convince the world that he really is a worthy champion, but in his heart Karpov knows he is not champion because he never met Fischer and defeated him,” Edmondson said. Read More

• (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ ★ (Image) The Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, Sunday, April 13, 1975 - Page 49, “Fischer: 'No Man's Pawn': Why Chess Superstar Gave Up Millions”

May 1975

1. (Bobby Fischer 1975 Blog) ★ (Image) The Montgomery Advertiser Montgomery, Alabama Wednesday, May 07, 1975 - Page 1, “Anatoly Karpov, Propaganda”