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On Chess: Frequent walks gave Fischer's brain a boost

Saturday, July 9, 2011 03:05 AM

Many stories concern Bobby Fischer's fondness for walking.

On three or four occasions during the 1960s, I met him by chance as he perambulated around New York. He was always friendly and eager to talk.

Late-night walks often took him to chess hangouts such as the Chess and Checker Club of New York, where he would frequently take on a player of master strength, offering up to 15-1 odds to his opponent and the gathering kibitzers.

He seemed to tremendously enjoy the fun and hilarity provoked by the impromptu exhibitions.

A champion boxer once described to me the difficulty of keeping up with Fischer's walking tours. There seems to have been a method to his locomotion.

Rae Pica, author of A Running Start, wrote: "Movement increases blood vessels that allow for the delivery of oxygen, water and glucose to the brain. And this can't help but optimize brain performance."

Nocturnal walks - a wonderful combination of darkness and contemplation - offered Fischer a private laboratory to explore chess moves.

Shelby Lyman is a Basic Chess Features columnist.

How the masters play

Below is a win by Darwin Laylo against Austin Yang Ching-Wei.

	LAYLO	YANG CHING WEI
1.	c4	e5
2.	g3	Nf6
3.	Bg2	Bc5
4.	Nc3	O-O
5.	e3	Re8
6.	N(g)e2	Nc6
7.	a3	a5
8.	O-O	d6
9.	d4	exd4
10.	exd4	Ba7
11.	h3	Bf5
12.	Nb5	Ne7
13.	g4	Bc8
14.	Bg5	Nd7
15.	Re1	f6
16.	Be3	Nb6
17.	d5	Bd7
18.	Nxa7	Rxa7
19.	Qd3	Ng6
20.	f4	Qe7
21.	Ng3	Qf7
22.	Ne4	Ra6
23.	c5	Nxd5
24.	Qxd5	Be6
25.	Qxb7	R(a)a8
26.	f5	Bd5
27.	Nxf6ch