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Abcs of Chess Deflection Overload Discovery These Problems Are All Related to Key Positions in This Month’S Game MEN’S TEAM: U.S. WINS IN BRAZIL | WOMEN’S TEAM: KRUSH ROLLS IN RUSSIA | AWONDER LIANG: YOUNGEST MASTER MAY 2013 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY A TAKES TOP HONORS IN NEW JERSEY! 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At the time I was also playing chess, but it was more of a solitary pursuit, an after- dinner activity with my father. If I had known of the U.S. Amateur Team, which was just hitting its stride about this same time, I can imagine begging my dad to let me participate in that amiable event. Team sports and chess combined? That was for me. Al Lawrence captures this feeling in his wonderfully atmos- pheric report covering the U.S. Amateur Team East from Pasippany, New Jersey beginning on page 20. The North, West, and South events follow. Our team theme continues as most of the members of our U.S. squad annotate their best efforts from the Pan American Team Championship in Campinas, Brazil. Our guys took the top prize, qualifying them to play in the FIDE World Team Championship in November in Antalya, Turkey. What is particularly exciting about this is how young they are, with an average age of only 25. This bodes well for continued success of U.S. teams, especially combined with the experienced leadership of IM John Donaldson. Team results are influenced by individual efforts, and IM Irina Krush reports on her exemplary results from the Women’s World Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan. While the team finished in sixth place, Krush herself defeated two world champions on the way to her gold medal performance on board two. These are certainly heady times for American team chess on both foreign and domestic fronts, and so I’m hopeful that my childhood baseball days will repeat themselves on these pages, and perhaps we’ll soon be reporting on our own “Murderer’s Row” (the nickname for the meat of the 1927 New York Yankees’ lineup). 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