Notable Chess Games
- Anthony Santasiere vs Max Pavey, New York, US-ch 1951, English, A16, 0-1
- Max Pavey vs Paul Keres, New York 1954, match US vs SU, King's Indian Defense, E60, 1-0
- Robert James Fischer vs Max Pavey, New York Manhattan 1956, King's Indian Attack, Symmetrical Defense, A05, 0-1
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