Albert W. Fox. A Chess Life On and Off the Board The 12 Days of Chessmas as you will understand what

as you will understand what positions to aim for and which to avoid

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Albert W. Fox. A Chess Life On and Off the Board The 12 Days of Chessmas as you will understand whatAlbert W. Fox was a man of many talents: newspaperman, family man, lawyer. He appeared on the chess scene with striking queen sacrifices, and soon won the championships of the prestigious Brooklyn and Manhattan clubs. He was the youngest participant at the historic Cambridge Springs 1904 tournament, winning games from Schlechter, Janowski, Chigorin and others. In 1915, Capablanca claimed Fox was one of the most promising young players in the world at