Exhibition and Offhand Games
The following people (some with full first names unknown) also defeated Fischer, with the black pieces, during simultaneous exhibitions in 1964: Bruce Allen, Julian Allen, D La Pierre Ballard, Clarence Barber, George Bart, Eric Bone, Robert Burger, Ross Carbonell, Joseph Chabot, Frank Chavez, Russell Codman, P. Cozzi & F. Phillips (in consultation), John Dedinsky, George Dilbert, Weldon Dillard, Harold Dondis, H. Feldman, George Girton, Nik Goncharoff, Greg Grant, D. Grimshaw, Robert Henry, Chuck Hoey, Mark Holgerson, James House, Lew Hucks, Paul-Emile Jacob, Bill Jones, Stan King, Wesley Koehler, H. Kord, William Korst, David Levin, M. Lister, David Luban, Stasy Makutenas, Edward Martin, Jacques Masson, Daniel Matthews, Spencer Matthews, Tom Mazuchowski, Tom McDermott, Carl Nichols, Larry Noderer, Fenner Parham, Joseph Platz, Charles Powell, Erwin Puto, Michael Quinlivan, Donn Rogosin, S. Ryan, Marlon Sanders, Boris Sax, Dave Scheffer, Mark Smith, Henry Steinbach, E.D. Stockton, Gary Thornell, R. Tobler, Jr., Roger Underhill, Charles Weldon, Max Wilkerson, I. Zalys, Henry Zizys.
- Reuben Fine (Fine and Reshevsky are the only players to beat both Emanuel Lasker and Fischer. Fine beat Fischer in a 1963 blitz game in New York and possibly in some other offhand games when Fischer was young.)
- Fenner Parham (S) (1964 Simul tour)
- Luis Loayza (S) (New York simul 1965)
- Manfred Christoph (S) (Solingen simul 1970)
- José Rubinstein (S) (1971 Buenos Aires simul)
- Guillermo Cánova (S) (1971 Córdoba ARG simul); +16 =3 -1; local champion
- Carlos García Palermo (S) (1970 La Plata ARG simul: +24 -1); GM-to-be García Palermo was 16 years old.
Read more about this topic: List Of People Who Have Beaten Bobby Fischer In Chess
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