Kasparov on Chess Championship Cheating Since U.S. Nationals are in St Louis
October 13, 2022 5:33AM CDT
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(MISSOURINET) – The U.S. Chess Championship is going on now at the St. Louis Chess Club.
Grandmaster and chess celebrity Gary Kasparov is here – and we asked him about the recent allegations of cheating in recent world matches held in St. Louis
Kasparov became a Churchill Fellow at Westminster College in Fulton last week.
The championship runs through Oct. 20.
