1995
HISTORICAL BOOK
Compiled and Edited By
Craig R. Hutchinson
With Assistance From
Phil Straus, Barbara Calhoun, Terry Benson, Robert McCallister,
Roy Laird, Roger White, Chris Kirschner, George Chernowitz,
Alva Jenkins, Louise Ingram, and Dianne Cartledge
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THE AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION
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The American Go Association 1995 Historical Book was compiled and edited by Craig Hutchinson with assistance from Phil Straus, Barbara Calhoun, Terry Benson, Robert McCallister, Roy Laird, Roger White, Kris Kirschner, George Chernowitz, Alva Jenkins, Louise Ingram, and Dianne Cartledge.
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DEDICATION
THE AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION
1995 HISTORICAL BOOK
is dedicated to
Joseph P Bowles
Ralph H Fox
Lee Foster Hartman
Edward Lasker
Lester & Elizabeth Morris
John MH Olmstead
Karl Davis Robinson
Arthur Smith
WD Witt
and to all the other past, present, and future Go Players
DISCLAIMER
To capture the history of Go in the United States requires the help of all involved in Go. Although I made every attempt to verify the accuracy of this document, I cannot assume any liability for errors or omissions in each version. I cannot be held liable for any loss or damage in connection with, or arising from, the furnishing or use of the materials in this manual. All information contained herein is subject to historical verification.
CONTENTS
Introduction
1.1The American Go Association - 60 Years
2.1AGA Historical Go-Stones
3.1AGA Historical Record of Tournaments
4.1AGA Historical Record Updates
5.1AGA Historical Record of Officers
6.1AGA Historical Notes 7.1AGA Historical American Go Bulletin, Journal, and Newsletter Contents Index
8.1AGA Historical American Go Bulletin, Journal, and Newsletter Item Index
9.1AGA Historical American Go Bulletin, Journal, and Newsletter Subject Index
10.1AGA Game and Fuseki Index
11.1AGA Historical Bibliography 12.1AGA Karl Davis Robinson Collection in the Princeton Gest Oriental Library
INTRODUCTION
The American Go Association Historical Book is designed to provide information about and a glimpse of the material contained in the AGA Library/Archive (AGALA), which is a historical record of the AGA and of the development of Go activities in the United States.
The information provided in this book was compiled and edited by Craig R. Hutchinson, who is the AGA Librarian/Archivist and Chairman of the Robinson Go Library Committee and who holds in trust the historical records and materials of the AGA. In 1974 Craig Hutchinson volunteered for and inherited the job of AGA Librarian/Archivist from Ralph Fox, with the approval of the AGA under John Stephenson. Craig is now allotting a regular portion of his time to being a more active AGA Librarian/Archivist.
With the passing away of Go players who have contributed to the development of Go in the US and abroad, served as officers of the AGA, accumulated AGA records and documents, and accumulated personal libraries of historical significance, the AGALA serves as a repository so that the material will not be lost.
The AGA Library/Archive presently contains:
a.The AGA correspondence of Ralph Fox, Robert High, Robert McCallister, Lester Morris, and Karl Davis Robinson. As a result the AGALA contains some of the correspondence of Lee Foster Hartman, WD Witt, JP Bowles, John Olmstead, Robert Ryder, and others. The Japanese literature portion of the Robinson Go Library is preserved in the Gest Oriental Library at Princeton University. b.AGA Historical Picture Album (Photos from 1935 to 1995) c.AGA Historical News Articles Album (News Articles from 1911-1995) d.AGA Historical Souvenir Album (sales brochures for Go books and equipment from 1929 to 1995) e.AGA Historical Publication Album of AGALA selections f.The Go board and stones that were used to produce the American Go Journal Volumes 1-8 g.Karl Davis Robinson's Go boardIn order to keep the above items accurate and up to date, it is requested that all members of the AGA provide the AGA Library/Archive with copies of newspaper articles, magazine articles, books, monographs, bibliographies, pictures, translations, flyers, equipment, etc that they would like to have preserved and access to on behalf of the AGA. Selected AGALA items will be made available at the Congress each year.
Plans for the future include a forum on the history of the AGA at each AGA Congress and to provide attendees access to selected AGALA items each year. Any AGA member is invited to visit the AGALA and use the AGALA and its storage facility for historical research.
The data and information contained herein is based on continuing research. It will take the help of the entire AGA to keep the AGA Librarian/Archivist accurate and not going "Ding-Go-Bats." This is another one of those AGA functions that is performed out of love for the game of Go and its devotees. At some point the trusteeship of the Library/Archive will be passed on to another like-minded Go player.
Craig Hutchinson, March 30, 2006
THE AMERICAN Go ASSOCIATION 60 YEARS
ACTIVITIES OF THE AGA
The American Go Association, founded in 1935, is the national organization of Go players in the United States. The AGA works to provide services that will increase players' enjoyment of the game and improve their strength. It cooperates with similar national organizations around the world to promote the game more widely. Toward these ends, the AGA:
Publishes the American Go Journal and American Go Newsletter. Distributes an annual club list and membership list. Sanctions and promotes AGA-rated tournaments. Maintains a computerized rating system. Organizes the US Go Congress and US Championship. Selects US participants for international tournaments. Schedules and organizes tours of professional players. Works to develop a strong national network of clubs. Promotes Go and develops projects to strengthen the US Go playing community.Tournaments and Ratings
The AGA sponsors and helps to organize local, regional and national tournaments, providing equipment, prizes and organizational assistance as needed to our national network of local organizers. Hundreds of players participate in more than fifty annual tournaments. Results from AGA sponsored tournaments are entered into a computerized rating system, producing a nationally recognized rating for each participant which is regularly updated.
US Championship
Geography has historically made it difficult to hold a US national championship. From its start in 1960 through 1967 the US Championship was decided among East Coast players. In 1969, 1971 and 1973 it was still decided in the East, but in 1968, 1970, 1972 and annually from 1974 to 1976 the Champion was determined in a single game telephone match between Eastern and Western Contenders.
From 1977 to 1987, the winners of separate Eastern and Western Championship tournaments met in a face-to-face best of three match with the site alternating between East and West. In 1988 the first unified US Open Championship was held at the 4th US Go Congress. By 1994 well over 200 players competed in the US Open.
US Go Congress
The first US Go Congress was initiated in 1985 by Haskell Small. National Congresses have been held annually since then. For nine days each August, more than 200 players mingle with their peers, receive instruction from professional players, and participate in a variety of tournaments including the US Championship and qualifying tournaments for several international events.
International Amateur Tournaments
The American Go Association has been a member of the International Go Federation since the IGF's inception in 1983 and it actively participates in IGF activities. US players participate in all major international amateur tournaments, including the World Amateur Go Championship which has been held annually since 1979, and the World Youth Wei-ch'i Championship since 1984.
Starting in the late 80s a number of international tournaments were added. Significant sponsorship from the Fujitsu Corporation and the Ing Foundation has allowed us to develop two annual invitational tournaments. The IGF has added an International Women's Amateur Championship and Pair Go Championship to its calendar, and the Qualifying Tournaments for these events are welcome additions to the tournament calendar.
American Professionals
A number of US citizen professionals presently compete in international professional tournaments. Since 1988, the AGA has organized a national playoff for the Fujitsu Cup Championship. This playoff has seen heated competition between Michael Redmond, professional 7-dan of the Japan Go Association and Jimmy Cha, 4-dan of the Korean Go Association. James Kerwin, 1 dan (Japan), and Janice Kim, 1-dan (Korea), are also active competitors and popular teachers. These players have also competed in several invitational international professional tournaments.
A number of non-citizen professional players currently reside in the US and are popular Go teachers. Among the most active are Zhujiu (Jujo) Jiang, 9-dan, and Yi Lun Yang, 6-dan, both from China.
Professional Tours
The AGA has been very active in organizing and supporting tours to the US by professional players from Asia. Top professional players have toured a number of US cities in recent years, often in conjunction with visits to the US Go Congress. Numerous important professional tournament and friendship matches have been played on US soil by Japanese, Chinese and Korean professionals. Other less formal visits are often arranged.
HISTORY OF THE AGA
The first Go games played in the US probably took place among Chinese and Japanese immigrants to the West Coast in the late 19th century. Although many of these immigrants worked on the trans-continental railroad, and some Go players probably traveled East, it is thought that they played primarily among themselves.
Non-Asians discovered the game through early publications. Arthur Smith encountered the game on a tour of the East and wrote The Game Of Go, one of the first Occidental Go books, which was published in New York in 1908. By 1909, a small group was playing regularly in New York, including Harper's magazine editor, Lee Hartman, and Karl Davis Robinson. WD Witt began playing regularly in Philadelphia. In addition, Walter de Havilland (actress Olivia de Havilland's father) wrote a short book published in 1910 entitled ABC of Go, and he apparently was active in promoting the game on the west coast during the 10s and 20s. In 1911 Hartman and Robinson produced the first English translation of a Japanese Go book, Fuseki Tsuron by Heijiro Hirose. In 1914 Edward Lasker, who had learned of the game through an article in a German magazine on Asian culture, immigrated to the US from Germany and joined this group. Lasker had already established an international reputation as a chess authority. For that reason, when he wrote Go And Go-Moku in 1934, it found a fairly wide readership. A few hundred people across the country took up the game, many of them converting from chess, and the American Go movement was born.
The American Go Association held it's first organizational meeting in August 1934 with an executive committee composed of Robinson, Witt, Lasker, Frank Gittleson, and JH Vanderslice. In January 1935, Lasker, Robinson, Witt and others permanently organized the American Go Association with it's first constitution, and while strongly centered in New York, they worked to promote Go throughout the US. Go began to take root in Universities such as Princeton, Cambridge, and Pennsylvania, as well as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, California Institute of Technology, Bell Laboratories, and a few chess clubs. In other places where Go was played outside the universities (such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle), the playing population was mainly in Asian clubs. In 1936 The San Francisco Go Club became the first International Chapter of The Japan Go Association and was presented with a commemorative example of Honinbo Shusai's calligraphy to celebrate the occasion. World War II brought American Go activity to a halt. Anti-Japanese sentiment and the internment of the American- Japanese population isolated Go from the mainstream culture.
In the early 40s Karl Robinson and John Olmstead became entwined in trying to establish a rational set of Go Rules. They published A Rationalization of Go
in 1941 and The Structure of Go in 1945.
In 1949 the American Go Association announced its revival with the publication of the first English-language Go magazine, The American Go Journal, started by Robinson, George & Edith Chernowitz, and Lester & Elizabeth Morris. Between then and 1961, the AGA produced eight volumes of the only advanced instruction available in English at that time. Publication was suspended in 1955 when the Tokyo based Igo-Bunka-Kai began producing the Japanese Go Journal
and was resumed in 1957 under the leadership of Robert McCallister. The publication was again suspended in 1961 when the Japan Go Association started producing Go Monthly Review in English.
A small rule book, The Game of Go by Lester and Elizabeth Morris, was published by the AGA in 1951 and is still distributed with some Go sets sold in the U.S. More than 30,000 had been printed. Another major promoter of the game during the '50s was John Goodell of Minnesota who produced and distributed several thousand copies of a pamphlet The Game of Ki. In the early 60s Takao Matsuda of New York, many times US Champion, published a series of Matsuda Go Letters which contained high level English language instruction.
Robert McCallister took over as president in the late 50s, and by the mid 60s, membership was at an all-time high of 500, but during the Vietnam war era it dwindled to about 100 members. John Stephenson, Matthias Thim, and Masao Takabe took over the Association in 1974. They raised funds for AGA equipment, reestablished the club network, resumed publication of The American Go Journal, found advertisers, established a national rating system, and restarted tournament activity to feed the rating system. Terry Benson became the editor of The American Go Journal in 1976 and took over as President of the AGA in 1977. He held this post until 1989, tenaciously recruiting local and national organizers, and overseeing the creation and development of a unified national organization. Benson continues to serve as executive editor of The American Go Journal and works on long range projects for the AGA. Since 1984, The American Go Journal has been edited by Roy Laird.
1977 was a turning point for tournament play in the U.S. Japan Air Lines (JAL) began its sponsorship of the U.S. Championship. Terry Benson organized both the first Labor Day weekend Eastern U.S. Championship tournament (27 players) and the first Western Championship (46 players). He also introduced the use of the McMahon system (invented by an American McMahon, used by the AGA in previous years when it was introduced to the AGA by Robert McCallister and later modified by the Europeans) to the U.S. Championship tournaments. The two Championship winners,Shin Kang (Baltimore) and Kyung Kim (San Francisco), met in the first of the best-of-three, face-to-face final matches sponsored by JAL and organized by the AGA.
The main U.S. Championship tournament was played simultaneously in the East and West on Labor Day Weekend (the last summer weekend) from 1978 to 1984. The Eastern tournament was held in New York (organized by Terry Benson) and grew to 155 players. The Western tournament (alternating between San Francisco and Los Angeles) grew to 80 players. The size of the Championship tournaments and their connection to the selection of players for the World Amateur Championship which started in 1979 gave Go and the Association a successful publicity event.
In 1978, Dave Relson took over as Membership Secretary and Rating Coordinator and put the AGA's records on the computer. Bruce Wilcox began his Instant Go series in the Journal. Les Lanphear started his tenure as Western Vice President. Many individuals (including Don Wiener, Barbara Calhoun, and Roy Laird) began to help with the Journal and AGA work and Calhoun became treasurer in 1981. The Association membership zoomed to 700.
In the early 80's Roger White assumed the new position of Club Coordinator and in 1985 Bob High took over as Membership Secretary. Both worked tirelessly to improve the AGA's services to Go organizers and by the mid eighties the official roster of clubs topped 100. Almost half were official AGA chapters.
The AGA, in cooperation with White, established the American Go Foundation to accept tax-deductible contributions toward advancing the educational and cultural aspects of Go. One of the AGF's first projects was to support the publication in 1986 of the pamphlet The Way to Go by Karl Baker, which was designed to help promoters of Go introduce beginners to the concepts.
In 1985, Haskell Small, inspired by the European Go Congress, put together a team of organizers from the Baltimore-Washington area and ran the First U.S. Go Congress. The Congress has continued as an annual event, and has been instrumental in furthering unity among U.S. Go players. The first truly national AGA Governing Board meeting was held in 1986 at the Congress in Seattle. By 1987 a new constitution and bylaws were accepted that established the AGA's current organizational structure. In 1988, the first unified U.S. Open championship was held.
Barbara Calhoun, who has represented the AGA on the Board of Directors of the International Go Federation since 1985, followed Benson as President from 1989 to 1992. Calhoun concentrated her efforts on the rapidly developing international tournament area, and worked closely with Roy Laird and Bob High. High was elected President for the term starting in 1993 but was tragically killed in a white-water rafting accident in Chile, just eight days into his term. He was replaced by Phil Straus, who had chaired the Ratings Commission.
THE FUTURE
Straus has brought the AGA into the age of electronic communication, and much of its business is now conducted via e-mail. The computer age is upon us in many ways. The US Go Congress hosts a tournament for Go playing computer programs, and this is only one of many national and international computer Go events. A substantial prize has been established for the first program to reach master level, but today's strongest programs are years away from attaining this.
The phenomenon of the 90s is the Internet Go Server, where hundreds of thousands of Go games are played per year. Players across the globe or across town can disregard geography and engage in a game of Go via computer modem.
In the 61 years since its inception in 1934 the AGA has grown to nearly 1500 members. A wide variety of projects are underway to bring Go to the public's attention, and player education is a big priority. With 150 clubs, an annual schedule of more than fifty tournaments, a computerized rating system, and a cohesive national organization, the AGA and Go in the US are poised for an active future.
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This short summary of 60 years of AGA activities was originally compiled and edited in Mar 89 by Barbara Calhoun. It included contributions from Roy Laird, who helped compile the AGA history from the writings of Terry Benson, Robert McCallister and others; Terry Benson, who reviewed and commented on the history; and Bob High and Chen Dao Lin who provided editorial and other assistance. The history was updated by Calhoun in May 92 and Aug 94 and by Calhoun and Craig Hutchinson in May 95.
AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION HISTORICAL GO-STONES March 30, 2006 This list of AGA Historical Go-Stones was compiled by Craig R Hutchinson, AGA Librarian/Archivist. Entries are based on AGA historical documents and AGA publications. See the AGA Go Bibliography for citations. Research is continuing. Please send recommended updates, additions, and changes with supporting documentation to Craig R Hutchinson, 3409 Silver Maple Place, Falls Church, VA 22042-3545, TEL: 703-698-9811, FAX: 703-876-6727, e-mail crhutch@aol.com. 1935 The American Go Association was founded. 1936 The AGA published one issue of Go - A Bulletin Devoted to the Game of Go. 1937 The AGA Secretary JP Bowles published a list of American people known or believed to have been interested in Go. 1938 The AGA tried to get the Japanese to include a display of Go at the Worlds Fair in New York City. 1939 Fukuda, 5 Dan professional, toured the US after a tour in Germany. 1941 English and German pages were included in the Go magazine Igo Kurabu. The AGA published The Rationalization of Go. 1946 The AGA published The Structure of Go. 1949 The AGA began publishing The American Go Journal. The San Francisco Go Club became the first international chapter of the Nihon Kiin. 1960 The Nihon Kiin began publishing Go Review. 1961 Takeo Matsuda began publishing the Matsuda Go Letter.
1964 The AGA began publishing its first Newsletter. The AGA participated in the First International Go Tournament sponsored by the Nihon Kiin in Japan. 1968 Ishi Press published its first book Modern Joseki and Fuseki Volume 1. The US National East and West Coast Championships were established. 1974 The AGA began to republish The American Go Journal. 1977 Japan Airlines began sponsorship of the US Go Championships 1978 The Sabaki Go Company was formed. 1981 Jim Kerwin returned from Japan as a Professional Shodan. 1983 The International Go Federation was formed with the AGA an active member. 1984 The first Computer Go Tournament was held. 1985 The AGA held its first Go Congress coordinated by Ken Koester and Haskell Small. AGA Special Interest Group formed for Computer Go. 1986 The AGA published The Way To Go, a phamplet by Karl Baker. Tele-Tsuke was created. It was AGA sponsored computer program that provided a standardized communications protocol to allow two players with microcomputers and modems to play a game over telephone lines. The American Go Foundation was formed by Roger White.
1988 The AGA began participating in the World Go Championship (the Fujitsu Cup). 1991 AGA became incorporated. 1993 Go arrived on the Internet. 1994 AGA received the first of three yearly $100,000 grants from the Taipei-based Ing Chang-ki Goe Foundation to help promote Go in the U.S.
AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION HISTORICAL RECORD OF TOURNAMENTS March 30, 2006 This AGA Historical Record of Tournaments was originally compiled by Barbara Calhoun from the American Go Journal, Ranka, and various international tournament bulletins. The history and statistics were updated by Calhoun in May 92 and Aug 94.
Research is ongoing. Please send recommended updates, additions, and changes with supporting documentation to Craig R Hutchinson, 3409 Silver Maple Place, Falls Church, VA 22042-3545, TEL: 703-698-9811, FAX: 703-876-6727, e-mail crhutch@aol.com.
NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP YEAR NAME (CITY STATE) 1959 Takao Matsuda (New York City NY, appointed) 1960 CS Shen (New York City NY) 1961 Shen (New York City NY) 1962 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1963 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1964 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1965 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1966 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1967 Matsutomo (Tokyo Japan) 1968 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1969 Young Kwon (New York City NY) 1970 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1971 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1972 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1973 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1974 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1975 Matsuda (New York City NY) 1976 Kyung Kim (San Francisco CA) 1977 Kim (San Francisco CA) 1978 Shin Kang (Baltimore MD) 1979 Kim (San Francisco CA) 1980 Kim (San Francisco CA) 1981 Charles Huh (Seattle WA) 1982 Zhong Tai Yan (Bakersfield CA) 1983 Gun Suk Han (New York City NY) 1984 Sang Mo Suh (Los Angeles CA) 1985 Ho Suk Yi (Los Angeles CA) 1986 Ji Young Yoo (New York City NY) 1987 Chuan Zhuan Yu (Los Angeles CA) 1988 Hong Soo Shin (San Francisco) 1989 Paul Hu (San Jose CA) 1990 Jung Ho Lim (Salt Lake City UT) 1991 Si Yeon Li (New York City NY) 1992 Woo Jin Kim (LA) 1993 John Lee (Chicago IL) 1994 Keun-Young Lee (Baltimore MD)
CONGRESS CHAMPIONSHIP YEARLOCATIONNAME (CITY) 1985Washington DCThomas Hsiang (Rochester NY) 1986Seattle WAY Futakuchi (Tokyo Japan) 1987S Hadley MAK Ito (Tokyo Japan) 1988Berkeley CAPaul Hu (San Jose CA) 1989New Brunswick NJRon Snyder (Westfield NJ) 1990Denver COJin Yang (Pittsburgh PA) 1991Rochester NYRon Snyder (Westfield NJ) 1992-Tournament combined with US Championship NORTH AMERICAN AMATEUR ING CUP 1991 Charles Huh (Seattle WA) 1992Dae Yol Kim (New Jersey) 1993 Charles Huh (Seattle WA) 1994 John Lee (Chicago IL)
INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR TOURNAMENTS WORLD AMATEUR GO CHAMPIONSHIP
1979Shin Kang (Baltimore MD)
Kyung Kim (San Francisco CA) Shigeo Matsuhara (Los Angeles CA)1980Kyung Kim (San Francisco CA) 7th
Takao Matsuda (New York City NY)
Ned Phipps (San Francisco CA)
1981Ron Snyder (Westfield NJ) 7th
Hai Chow Chen (Seattle WA) 10th1982Sidney Kobashigawa (San Francisco CA) 6th
1983Gun Ho Choi (Los Angeles CA)
1984Hong Soo Shin (San Francisco CA)
1985Charles Huh (Seattle WA) 5th
1986Ron Snyder (Westfield NJ)
1987Takao Matsuda (New York City NY)
1988Jung Ho Lim (Salt Lake City UT)
1989Hong Soo Shin (San Francisco)
1990Charles Huh (Seattle WA)
1991Joseph Wang (Jacksonville TX)
1992Joong Ki Kim (Battle Creek HI)
1993Woo Jin Kim (Los Angeles CA)
1994John Lee (Chicago IL)
WORLD WOMEN'S AMATEUR GO CHAMPIONSHIP 1989 Laura Yedwab (Berkeley CA) 1990 Judy Schwabe (Cleveland OH) 1991Joanne Phipps (Sonoma CA) 1992 Yong Wei Peng (New York City NY) 1993 n/a1994Debbie Siemon (Atlanta, GA)
WORLD YOUTH WEI-CH'I CHAMPIONSHIP 1984 Janis Kim (Albuquerque NM) 1985 Janis Kim (Albuquerque NM) 2nd 1986 Tony Pa (Los Angeles CA) 15th 1987 Tony Pa (Los Angeles CA) 10thAlan Chen (Los Angeles CA) 11th
1988David Mechner (New York NY)
Tony Pa (Los Angeles CA)
1989Lisa Chen (Los Angeles CA)
Irene Chen (Los Angeles CA)
1990Lisa Chen (Los Anglees CA)
Irene Chen (Los Angeles CA)
1991Daniel Haff (San Diego, CA) 1992 David Zeng (New Mexico)Yuan Zhou (Maryland)
1993John Lee (Chicago IL) 1994 INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR PAIR GO CHAMPIONSHIP 1991 Zhi-li Peng (New York City NY) Debbie Siemon (Atlanta GA) 1992Thomas Hsiang (Rochester NY) Judy Schwabe (Cleveland OH) 1993 John Lee (Chicago IL) Debbie Siemon (Atlanta GA) 1994 John Lee (Chicago IL) Debbie Siemon (Atlanta GA)INTERNATIONAL PROFESSIONAL TOURNAMENTS WORLD GO CHAMPIONSHIP (THE FUJITSU CUP) The contender is selected in a Professional/Amateur Qualifying Tournament held in the US. YEARNAME (CITY) 1988Jung Ho Lim (Salt Lake City UT) 1989Jimmy Cha (Los Angeles CA) 1990Jimmy Cha (Los Angeles CA) 1991 Michael Redmond (Tokyo Japan) 1992 Michael Redmond (Tokyo Japan) 1993 Michael Redmond (Tokyo Japan) 1994Michael Redmond (Tokyo Japan) THE ING CUP (INVITATIONAL) 1988 Michael Redmond (Tokyo Japan) 1992 DONG YANG SECURITIES CUP (INVITATIONAL) 1990 Michael Redmond (Tokyo Japan) 1992 Jimmy Cha (Los Angeles CA) 1993 Michael Redmond (Tokyo Japan) INTERNATIONAL PROFESSIONAL/AMATEUR TOURNAMENTS IBM LIGHTNING GO TOURNAMENT 1988 Thomas Tu (Los Angeles CA) 1989 Joseph Wang (Jacksonville TX) 1990 Jung Ho Lim (Salt Lake City UT) (tournament discontinued) THE ASIA-PACIFIC GOODWILL TOURNAMENT (THE IWAKI CUP) 1988 Jeff Knox (San Francisco CA) (tournament discontinued)
AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION HISTORICAL RECORD UPDATES March 30, 2006 This AGA Historical Record Updates was compiled by Craig R Hutchinson, AGA Librarian/Archivist. Entries are based on AGA historical documents and AGA publications. See the AGA Go Bibliography for citations. Research is ongoing. Please send recommended updates, additions, and changes with supporting documentation to Craig R Hutchinson, 3409 Silver Maple Place, Falls Church, VA 22042-3545, TEL: 703-698-9811, FAX: 703-876-6727, e-mail crhutch@aol.com. 1.The Go Player's Almanac (Ip92) page 17 second paragraph: The paragraph beginning with "Among these are certain names which ..." Should read "Among these are certain names which should be especially honored: Lee Foster Hartman, editor of Harper's Magazine and Karl Davis Robinson who published a five copy translation of Fuseki Tsuron. WD Witt who founded the Philadelphia Go Club in 1934. Dr. Edward Lasker, the chess master, who learned go in 1905 and wrote the still popular handbook Go and Go-Moku in 1934 with the assistance of Karl Davis Robinson, Lee Foster Hartman, and WD Witt. Edward Lasker was for decades one of the guiding spirits of the New York Go Club, which was formed by Edward Lasker, Lee F Hartman and Karl Davis Robinson in 1934. WD Witt, Karl D Robinson, Lee F Hartman, Edward Lasker, Frank Gittelson, JH Vanderslice, FO Sell and JP Bowles who founded the American Go Association in 1935. John Olmstead and Karl D Robinson for their publishing The Rationalization of Go (1941) and The Structure of Go (1946). Lester & Elizabeth Morris, George & Edith Chernowitz, and Karl D Robinson for beginning to publish The American Go Journal (1949). Capt. Erwin Fink, who ..." 2.Go World, No. 71, p15 second paragraph: The sentence "The Rules Committee of the American Go Association initiated the movement by writing a book called The Structure of Go (1934)." Should read "...by writing two books, The Rationalization of Go (1941) and The Structure of Go (1946)." 3.American Go Journal, Vol 10:1 p6. The photo caption should read: "Karl Davis Robinson, Chairman of AGA Tournaments and Rules Committee, before the war." 4.American Go Journal, Vol 28:4, p3 fourth paragraph, second sentence: "Robinson, whose papers are collected at the Gest Oriental Library of Princeton University, ..." Should read: "Robinson, whose papers are collected at the AGA Library/Archive administered by Craig Hutchinson, AGA Librarian, ..." 5.The 10th World Amateur Go Championship (Ni88) page 135 third paragraph: "1910 - First English book on Go, The ABC of Go by Walter de Havilland." Should read "1908 - First English book on Go, The Game of Go by Arthur Smith."
AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION HISTORICAL RECORD OF OFFICERS March 30, 2006 This AGA Historical Officer Record was compiled by Craig Hutchinson, AGA Librarian/Archivist. Entries are based on AGA historical documents and AGA publications. Research is continuing. Please send recommended updates, additions, and changes with supporting documentation to Craig Hutchinson, 3409 Silver Maple Place, Falls Church, VA 22042-3545, TEL: 703-698-9811, FAX: 703-876-6727, e-mail crhutch@aol.com. YEAR: 1935 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :1935 Flyer on The American Go Association, AGA Secretary's Report 01/27/1936 PRESIDENT :WD Witt 1VP :Lee Foster Hartman 2VP :Edward Lasker SECRETARY :FO Sell TREASURER :FO Sell TOURNAMENTS :KD Robinson RULES :KD Robinson EXECUTIVE CMT:Karl Davis Robinson, Edward Lasker, Frank Gittelson, JH Vanderslice YEAR: 1936 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :News Release PRESIDENT :Lee Foster Hartman 1VP :Edward Lasker 2VP :Kurt Rosenwald SECRETARY :Fritz Kastilan TREASURER :Fritz Kastilan TOURNAMENTS:KD Robinson RULES :KD Robinson YEAR: 1937 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: 125 REFERENCE :Ltr JP Bowles-AGA Members 11/19/1937 PRESIDENT :Lee Foster Hartman 1VP :Edward Lasker 2VP :Kurt Rosenwald SECRETARY :Fritz Kastilan TREASURER :Joseph P. Bowles TOURNAMENTS :KD Robinson RULES :KD Robinson YEAR: 1938 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE: PRESIDENT :Edward Lasker 1VP :Fritz Kastilan 2VP :Kurt Rosenwald SECRETARY :Veazey Cook TREASURER :Alfred F Parrott TOURNAMENTS :KD Robinson RULES :KD Robinson PUBLICATIONS:LF Hartman-Chairman, Hunting Cairns, KD Robinson YEAR: 1939 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE:
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YEAR: 1944 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: 36 REFERENCE :Cook-KDR 05/25/1944, Minutes of Annual Meeting PRESIDENT :Edward Lasker 1VP :Cyril Kaplan 2VP :Fritz Kastilan SECRETARY :Karl D Robinson TREASURER :Veazey Cook TOURNAMENTS :Kurt Rosenwald RULES :John Olmstead PUBLICATIONS:Karl D RobinsonYEAR: 1945 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE:
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PUBLICATIONS:Karl D Robinson YEAR: 1948 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE: PRESIDENT :Boris John Kinsburg 1VP :John Bowman 2VP :Max Steinbook SECRETARY :Elizabeth Morris TREASURER :Jay Eliasberg PUBLICATIONS:KD Robinson AGJ STAFF :KD Robinson, Edith Chernowitz, George Chernowitz, Lester Morris YEAR: 1949 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ Vol 1:1 PRESIDENT :Boris John Kinsburg 1VP :John Bowman 2VP :Max Steinbook SECRETARY :Elizabeth Morris TREASURER :Jay Eliasberg PUBLICATIONS:KD Robinson AGJ STAFF :KD Robinson, Edith Chernowitz, George Chernowitz, Lester Morris YEAR: 1950 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ Vol 1:3 PRESIDENT :Boris John Kinsburg 1VP :John Bowman 2VP :Max Steinbook SECRETARY :Elizabeth Morris TREASURER :Jay Eliasberg PUBLICATIONS:KD Robinson AGJ STAFF :KD Robinson, Edith Chernowitz, George Chernowitz, Lester MorrisYEAR: 1951 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGA Letter Jan 1951; AGJ Vol 2:1,4 PRESIDENT :Boris John Kinsburg 1VP :Max Steinbook 2VP :Guthrie McClain SECRETARY :Elizabeth Morris TREASURER :Elizabeth Morris PUBLICATIONS:KD Robinson AGJ STAFF :KD Robinson, Edith Chernowitz, Lester Morris, Robert Gillooly YEAR: 1952 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ Vol 3:1 PRESIDENT :Boris John Kinsburg 1VP :Guthrie McClain 2VP :Robert Gillooly SECRETARY :Elizabeth Morris TREASURER :Elizabeth Morris PUBLICATIONS:KD Robinson AGJ STAFF :KD Robinson, Lester Morris, Robert Gillooly YEAR: 1953 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: 150 REFERENCE :AGJ Vol 4:1,2 PRESIDENT :Karl Davis Robinson 1VP :Lester Morris 2VP :Robert Gillooly 3VP :Koshi Takashima SECRETARY :Elizabeth Morris TREASURER :Elizabeth Morris PUBLICATIONS:Lester Morris AGJ STAFF :Lester Morris, Lien-sheng Yang, Jack Schwartz, Elizabeth Morris YEAR: 1954 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ Vol 5:3 PRESIDENT :Karl Davis Robinson 1VP :Lester Morris 2VP :Robert Gillooly 3VP :Koshi Takashima SECRETARY :Elizabeth Morris TREASURER :Elizabeth Morris PUBLICATIONS:Lester Morris AGJ STAFF :Lester Morris, Lien-sheng Yang, Elizabeth Morris YEAR: 1955 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :KDR-Shimada 10/07/1955 PRESIDENT :Karl Davis Robinson 1VP :Lester Morris 2VP :Robert Gillooly 3VP :Koshi Takashima SECRETARY :Walter McKibben RECORDING SEC:John L Bauer TREASURER :David M Good PUBLICATIONS:Lester Morris AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox EXECUTIVE CMT:Executive Committee: Ralph H. Fox, Robert Gillooly, Elizabeth E. Morris, Koshi Takashima. Consultants: Morris Cohon, Takao Matsuda, Lien-sheng Yang
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REFERENCE :(KDR-Fox 07/02/1956) PRESIDENT :Karl Davis Robinson 1VP :Lester Morris 2VP :Robert Gillooly 3VP :Koshi Takashima SECRETARY :John L Bauer TREASURER :David M Good PUBLICATIONS:Lester Morris AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox EXECUTIVE CMT:Ralph H. Fox, Robert Gillooly, Elizabeth E. Morris, Koshi Takashima. Consultants: Morris Cohon, Takao Matsuda, Lien-sheng Yang YEAR: 1957 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ Vol 6:1 PRESIDENT :Lester Morris 1VP :William Labov SECRETARY :Robert A McCallister TREASURER :Frank Scalpone PUBLICATIONS:Robert McCallister AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox AGJ STAFF :Robert McCallister, William Labov, Koshi Takashima, Takao Matsuda, Lester Morris, Clint Parmelee, Teresa Labov YEAR: 1958 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGA Ltr 12/30/1957 PRESIDENT :Lester Morris 1VP :William Labov SECRETARY :Robert A McCallister TREASURER :Frank Scalpone PUBLICATIONS:Robert McCallister AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H Fox EXECUTIVE CMT:Ralph H Fox, William F Loomis, Koshi Takashima AGJ STAFF :Robert McCallister, William Labov, Koshi Takashima, Takao Matsuda, Lester Morris YEAR: 1959 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ Vol 7:3 PRESIDENT :Lester Morris 1VP :William Labov SECRETARY :Robert A McCallister TREASURER :Frank Scalpone PUBLICATIONS:Robert McCallister AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox EXECUTIVE CMT:Ralph H. Fox, William F. Loomis, Koshi Takashima AGJ STAFF :Robert McCallister, William Labov, Koshi Takashima, Takao Matsuda, Lester Morris YEAR: 1960 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: 160 REFERENCE :Labov-Morris 01/10/1960, AGA Minutes April 1960, Morris letter 02/05/1960 PRESIDENT :Lester Morris 1VP :William D. Labov SECRETARY :Robert M. Ryder TREASURER :Frank Scalpone RULES :B. Kane, M. Horiguchi, R. Ryder, K.D. Robinson PUBLICATIONS:Robert McCallister AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox EXECUTIVE CMT:Ralph H. Fox, William F. Loomis, Koshi Takashima AGJ STAFF :Robert McCallister, William Labov, Koshi Takashima, Takao Matsuda YEAR: 1961 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: 200+ REFERENCE :AGA Letter 03/18/1961 PRESIDENT :Robert McCallister 1VP :Jay Eliasberg SECRETARY :Robert M. Ryder
TREASURER :Frank Scalpone RULES :T. Matsuda, R. Ryder, M. Horiguchi PUBLICATIONS:Robert McCallister AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox EXECUTIVE CMT:Lester Morris, Koshi Takashima, William Loomis, Ralph Fox AGJ STAFF :Robert McCallister, Koshi Takashima, Takao Matsuda YEAR: 1962 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: 338+ REFERENCE :McCallister-Goodell 09/23/1962 PRESIDENT :Robert McCallister/John Goodell 1VP :Jay Eliasberg SECRETARY :Robert M Ryder TREASURER :Frank Scalpone CORRESPONDENC:Ralph H. Fox PUBLICATIONS:Robert McCallister AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox EXECUTIVE CMT:Lester Morris, Koshi Takashima, William Loomis, Ralph Fox AGJ STAFF :Robert McCallister, Koshi Takashima, Takao Matsuda YEAR: 1963 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGA Ltr 08/04/1964 PRESIDENT :John Goodell
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TREASURER :Edward Andrelos CORRESPONDENC:Irwin Mann AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox YEAR: 1964 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: 231 REFERENCE :June 1964 Membership List; AGNL Vol 2:1-4; Minutes of AGA meeting 06/07/1964, 08/31/1964 PRESIDENT :John Goodell 1VP : SECRETARY : TREASURER :Edward Andrelos AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox AG NEWSLETTER:John Goodell YEAR: 1965 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: 284 REFERENCE :AGA List Feb 65, AGA Ltr Aug 31, AGANL 11/??/1964, AGNL Vol 2:1-4 PRESIDENT :Paul Anderson 1VP :Ralph Fox SECRETARY :Jay Eliasberg TREASURER :Hugh Thompson MEMBERSHIP:Robert McCallister TOURNAMENTS :Robert Ryder RULES :Robert Ryder AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox AG NEWSLETTER:John GoodellYEAR: 1966 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGNL Vol 2:1-4 PRESIDENT :Paul Anderson 1VP :Ralph Fox SECRETARY :Jay Eliasberg TREASURER :Hugh Thompson MEMBERSHIP:Robert McCallister TOURNAMENTS :Robert Ryder RULES :Robert Ryder AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox AG NEWSLETTER:John Goodell YEAR: 1967 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGNL Vol 2:1-4 PRESIDENT :Walt McKibben 1VP :Paul Anderson SECRETARY :Jay Eliasberg TREASURER :Hugh Thompson TOURNAMENTS :Robert Ryder RULES :Robert Ryder RATINGS :Robert Ryder, Robert McCallister AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox AG NEWSLETTER:Kurt Nassau YEAR: 1968 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: 211 REFERENCE :AGNL Vol 2:1-6; AGA Membership List PRESIDENT :Walt McKibben 1VP :Paul Anderson/RM Ryder SECRETARY :Jay Eliasberg TREASURER :Hugh Thompson TOURNAMENTS :Robert Ryder RULES :Robert Ryder RATINGS :LE McMahon, Robert Ryder TECH ADVISOR:Takao Matsuda AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox AG NEWSLETTER:Kurt Nassau YEAR: 1969 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGN Vol 3:1-2 PRESIDENT :Robert M Ryder 1VP :Walt McKibben/RM Ryder 2VP :S Gartenhaus 3VP :R Dolen SECRETARY :Jay Eliasberg TREASURER :Hugh Thompson CORRESPONDENC:Paul Anderson RATINGS :LE McMahon TECH ADVISOR:Takao Matsuda AGA LIBRARIAN:Ralph H. Fox AG NEWSLETTER:Kurt Nassau YEAR: 1970 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE: PRESIDENT :Robert M Ryder 1VP :Walt McKibben
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AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson YEAR: 1974 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ Vol 9:1, Terry Benson PRESIDENT :John Stevenson 1VP :Masao Takabe W COAST COOR:Peter Gilder SECRETARY :Matthias Thim TREASURER :Matthias Thim RATINGS :Art O'Leary PUBLICATIONS:John Stevenson AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson AGJ STAFF :John Stevenson, Masao Takabe, Matthias Thim, Tako Onishi YEAR: 1975 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :Terry Benson PRESIDENT :John Stevenson 1VP :Masao Takabe SECRETARY :Matthias Thim TREASURER :Matthias Thim PUBLICATIONS:John Stevenson RATINGS :Art O'Leary AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV CMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox AGJ STAFF :John Stevenson, Masao Takabe, Matthias Thim, Tako Onishi, Terry Benson YEAR: 1976 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ Vol 11:1, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :John Stevenson 1VP :Masao Takabe SECRETARY :Matthias Thim/ Larry Brauner TREASURER :Matthias Thim TOURNAMENTS :Terry Benson RULES :Terry Benson PUBLICATIONS:John Stevenson RATINGS :Dave Relson CONSTITUTION:Eben Breed AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV CMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox AGJ STAFF :John Stevenson, Terry Benson, Masao Takabe, Matthias Thim, Tako Onishi, Robert RusherYEAR: 1977 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ Vol 12:3-4, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson
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RECORDING SEC:Helen Cayne TREASURER :Matthias Thim PUBLICATIONS:Terry Benson RULES :Terry Benson MEMBERSHIP:Eben Breed RATINGS :Dave Relson AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV CMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox AGJ STAFF :Terry Benson, Masao Takabe, Matthias Thim, Tako Onishi, Robert Rusher, Bill Spight, Don Wiener, Dave Relson, Bruce Wilcox YEAR: 1978 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson1VP :
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RECORDING SEC:Helen Cayne TREASURER :Matthias Thim PUBLICATIONS:Terry Benson RULES :Terry Benson MEMBERSHIP:Eben Breed RATINGS :Dave Relson AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV CMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox AGJ STAFF :John Stevenson, Terry Benson, Roy Laird, Don Wiener, Bruce Wilcox, Milton Bradley, Dave Relson, Masao Takabe, Matthias Thim, Tako Onishi, Robert Rusher, Barbara Calhoun, Vincent Falci, Chaim Frenkel YEAR: 1979 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson1VP :
SECRETARY : TREASURER :Barbara Calhoun PUBLICATIONS:Terry Benson RULES :Terry Benson MEMBERSHIP:Dave Relson RATINGS :Dave Relson AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV CMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox AGJ STAFF :Terry Benson, Roy Laird, Don Wiener, Bruce Wilcox, Milton Bradley, Dave Relson, Masao Takabe, Matthias Thim, Tako Onishi, Robert Rusher, Barbara Calhoun, Vincent Falci, Chaim Frenkel, Young Kwon, Robert Myers, Dennis Waggoner YEAR: 1980 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson1VP :
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TREASURER :Barbara Calhoun PUBLICATIONS:Terry Benson RULES :Terry Benson MEMBERSHIP:Dave Relson RATINGS :Dave Relson AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV CMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox AGJ STAFF :Terry Benson, Roy Laird, Don Wiener, Dave Relson, Masao Takabe, Matthias Thim, Tako Onishi, Robert Rusher, Barbara Calhoun, Vincent Falci, Robert Myers, Bruce Wilcox (See AGJ Vol 15:5/6 for a general review of 1974-1980 AGJ Staff and Contributors) YEAR: 1981 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson1VP :
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TREASURER :Barbara Calhoun PUBLICATIONS:Terry Benson AG NEWSLETTER:Terry Benson RULES :Terry Benson MEMBERSHIP:Dave Relson RATINGS :Dave Relson AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV CMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox AGJ STAFF :Terry Benson, Barbara Calhoun, Roy Laird, Don Wiener, David Relson, Masao Takabe, Tako Onishi, Robert Rusher, Bob Terry, Jerry Pinto, Roger Newlander, Roy Bogas, Ken Koester, Dennis Waggoner, Peter Shotwell, Tibor Bognar, Phillippe Varda, Vincent Falci YEAR: 1982 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson1VP :
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TREASURER :Barbara Calhoun PUBLICATIONS:Terry Benson AG NEWSLETTER:Terry Benson RULES :Terry Benson MEMBERSHIP:Dave Relson RATINGS :Dave Relson IGF Director :Les Lanphear AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV CMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox AGJ STAFF :Terry Benson, Babara Calhoun, Roy Laird, Don Wiener, Dave Relson, Masao Takabe, Tako Onishi, Robert Rusher, Bob Terry, S Kobashigawa, C Kirby, Roger Newlander, R Bogas, Ken Koester, Dennis Waggoner, Peter Shotwell, Tibor Bognar, Phillippe Varda, J Reiber, Haskell Small, Roger White, D Irwin, S Rodes, J Goon, V Falci YEAR: 1983 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson1VP :
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TREASURER :Barbara Calhoun PUBLICATIONS:Terry Benson AG NEWSLETTER:Terry Benson RULES :Terry Benson MEMBERSHIP:Dave Relson TOURNAMENTS:Ken Koester RATINGS :Dave Relson IGF Director :Les Lanphear AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV CMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox AGJ STAFF :Terry Benson, Roy Laird, Don Wiener, Dave Relson, Masao Takabe, Robert Rusher, Bob Terry, Ken Koester, Haskell Small, D Irwin, Les Lanphear, KMK, B Bernstein, Joe Walters, Stoney Ballard, Ron Snyder, Vincent Falci YEAR: 1984 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson1VP :
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TREASURER :Barbara Calhoun PUBLICATIONS:Roy Laird AG NEWSLETTER:Terry Benson MEMBERSHIP:Dave Relson TOURNAMENTS:Ken Koester RATINGS :Dave Relson IGF Director :Les Lanphear AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV CMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox AGJ STAFF :Terry Benson, Roy Laird, Don Wiener, Dave Relson, Masao Takabe, Robert Rusher, Bob Terry, Ken Koester, Haskell Small, D Irwin, Les Lanphear, KMK, B Bernstein, Joe Walters, Stoney Ballard, Ron Snyder, Peter Shotwell, Terry Assael, R Muncie, T Wall, W Evans, Barbara Calhoun, Vincent Falci YEAR: 1985 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson 1VP/EASTERN :Masao Takabe 3VP/WESTERN :Les Lanphear MEMBER SEC:Chen Dao Lin, Bob High TREASURER :Barbara Calhoun PUBLICATIONS:Roy Laird CLUB COORD:Roger White CORRESPONDENC:Peter Shotwell RULES :Terry Benson RATINGS :Dave Relson IGF Director :Les Lanphear USGC DIRECTOR:Ken Koester and Haskell Small AG NEWSLETTER:Terry Benson AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV COMMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox REGIONAL :North CA-Jeff Knox, South CA-Joe Walters, New England-Don Wiener AGJ STAFF :Terry Benson, Roy Laird, Don Wiener, Dave Relson, Robert Rusher, Les Lanphear, Stoney Ballard, Peter Shotwell, Terry Assael, R Muncie, T Wall, R Simon, J Chetrit, C Lin, T Rice, M Stern, Haskell Small, Vincent Falci, E Rosenthal, S Liss, A Lewis, A Abramson YEAR: 1986 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson 1VP/EASTERN :Masao Takabe 3VP/WESTERN :Les Lanphear MEMBER SEC:Bob High TREASURER :Barbara Calhoun PUBLICATIONS:Roy Laird YOUTH COORD :Chen Dao Lin CLUB COORD:Roger White CORRESPONDENC:Peter Shotwell CONSTITUTION:Roger White IGF Director :Les Lanphear USGC DIRECTOR:Chris Kirschner RATINGS COMM:Phil StrausRATINGS STATS:Paul Matthews RATINGS DATA :Dave Relson AG NEWSLETTER:Terry Benson AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV COMMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox REGIONAL :North CA-Jeff Knox, South CA-Joe Walters, New England-Don Wiener AGJ STAFF :Terry Benson, Roy Laird, Peter Shotwell, Don Wiener, Bob High, Terry Assael, Vincent Falci, P Redmond, E Ream, T Gallagher, J Chetrit, Barbara Calhoun, D Cornell, B White, W Evans, J Bates, O Smith, Les Lanphear, Y Cho YEAR: 1987 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: 1004 REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson 1VP/EASTERN :Masao Takabe 3VP/WESTERN :Les Lanphear MEMBER SEC:Bob High TREASURER :Barbara Calhoun PUBLICATIONS:Roy Laird YOUTH COORD :Chen Dao Lin CLUB COORD:Roger White CORRESPONDENC:Peter Shotwell IGF Director :Les Lanphear USGC DIRECTOR:Bill Saltman TOURNAMENTS :Ken Koester CONSTITUTION:Roger White RATINGS COMM:Phil Straus RATINGS STATS:Paul Matthews RATINGS DATA:Dave Relson RULES :Terry Benson AG NEWSLETTER:Terry Benson AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV COMMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Cynthia Fox REGIONAL :North CA-Jeff Knox, South CA-Joe Walters, New England-Don Wiener AGJ STAFF :Roy Laird, Terry Benson, Peter Shotwell, Don Wiener, Bob High, Terry Assael, Chen Dao Lin, Vincent Falci, Wynne Evans, Terry Gallagher, Barbara Calhoun, Phil Straus, Richard Simon, Haskell Small, Michael Keene, Richard Simon, Richard Maher, W Buckley YEAR: 1988 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Terry Benson 1VP/EASTERN :Chen-dao Lin 2VP/CENTRAL :Roger White 3VP/WESTERN :Ned Phipps MEMBER SEC:Bob High TREASURER :Barbara Calhoun & Katherine Wolfthal RECORDING SEC:Bob Mendenhall & Les Lanphear AGA ADMIN ASST:Brad Klein PUBLICATIONS:Roy Laird YOUTH COORD :Chen Dao Lin CLUB COORD:Roger White IGF Director :Les Lanphear USGC DIRECTOR:Ned Phipps TOURNAMENTS :Ken Koester CONSTITUTION:Roger White RATINGS COMM:Phil Straus RATINGS STATS:Paul Matthews RATINGS DATA:Laurie Sweeney IGF DIRECTOR:Les Lanphear & Barbara Calhoun RULES :Terry Benson AG NEWSLETTER:Terry Benson AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV COMMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Robert McCallister REGIONAL :North CA-Brian McDonald, South CA-Joe Walters, New England-Don Wiener, Pacific Northwest-Chris Kirschner, Mountain States-Bob Mendenhall, VA/MD-Bill Skees & Ben Bernstein, FL-Joel Sanet AGJ STAFF :Roy Laird, Terry Benson, Don Wiener, Bob High, Terry Assael, Wynne Evans, Vincent Falci, Richard Simon, W Buckley, Michael Keene, Brad Klein, Gail Force YEAR: 1989 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Barbara Calhoun 1VP/EASTERN :Chen-dao Lin 2VP/CENTRAL :Roger White 3VP/WESTERN :Ned Phipps & Ernest Brown MEMBER SEC:Bob High TREASURER :Katherine Wolfthal RECORDING SEC:Les Lanphear AGA ADMIN ASST:Brad Klein PUBLICATIONS:Roy Laird YOUTH COORD :Chen Dao Lin CLUB COORD:Roger White IGF Director :Les Lanphear USGC DIRECTOR:Paul Mathews & Rick Mott TOURNAMENTS :Ken Koester RATINGS COMM:Phil Straus RATINGS STATS:Paul Matthews RATINGS DATA:Laurie Sweeney EDUCATION :Ernest Brown IGF DIRECTOR:Barbara Calhoun RULES :Terry Benson AG NEWSLETTER:Roy Laird/Jean-Claude Chetrit AGA LIBRARIAN:Craig Hutchinson RGL ADV COMMT:Craig Hutchinson, George Chernowitz, Robert McCallister REGIONAL :North CA-Brian McDonald, South CA-Joe Walters, New England-Don Wiener, Pacific Northwest-Chris Kirschner, Mountain States-Bob Mendenhall, VA/MD-Ben Bernstein, FL-Joel Sanet, PA-Phil Straus, NY/NJ-Chen-dao Lin, TX-Wendell Chen AGJ STAFF :Roy Laird, Terry Benson, Bob High, Terry Assael, Wynne Evans, Vincent Falci, Gail Force, J Chetrit, W Buckley, Brad Klein YEAR: 1990 AGA MEMBERSHIPS: REFERENCE :AGJ, Terry Benson, Roy Laird PRESIDENT :Barbara Calhoun 1VP/EASTERN :Chen-dao Lin 2VP/CENTRAL :Roger White 3VP/WESTERN :Ernest Brown MEMBER SEC:Bob High TREASURER :Mike Ryan RECORDING SEC:Hal Womack AGA ADMIN ASST:Brad Klein PUBLICATIONS:Roy Laird CLUB COORD:Roger White IGF Director :Les Lanphear USGC DIRECTOR:Ulo Tamm & Stuart Horowitz TOURNAMENTS :Ken Koester RATINGS COMM:Phil Straus RATINGS STATS:Paul Matthews RATINGS DATA:Laurie Sweeney EDUCATION :Ernest Brown IGF DIRECTOR:Barbara Calhoun RULES :Terry Benson
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AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION HISTORICAL NOTES March 30, 2006 These AGA Historical Notes were compiled by Craig R Hutchinson, AGA Librarian/Archivist. Entries are based on AGA historical documents and AGA publications. See the AGA Go Bibliography for citations. Research is continuing. Please send recommended updates, additions, and changes with supporting documentation to Craig R Hutchinson, 3409 Silver Maple Place, Falls Church, VA 22042-3545, TEL: 703-698-9811, FAX: 703-876-6727, e-mail crhutch@aol.com. CITATIONS BY YEAR Reference, if given, is at the beginning in parenthesis. For example (KDR-JPB 01/01/1936) refers to a letter sent from KDR to JPB. (Am49) refers to a listing in the AGA Historical Bibliography generally giving the first two letters of author's last name or title plus the year. Initials used for common reference and correspondence are: AGA - American Go Association, AGJ - American Go Journal, CRH - CR Hutchinson, EL - Edward Lasker, JMHO - John MH Olmstead, JPB - Joseph P Bowles, KDR - Karl Davis Robinson, LFH - Lee Foster Hartman, WDW - WD Witt. Citations are sorted chronologically, first by those without a given reference, and then by date of citation reference if the date is not known. 1907 1.Edward Lasker (an Electrical Engineer) learned the game of Go from O. Korschelt's book Das Japanisch-Chinesische Spiel 'Go' (Ko80) and from playing Japanese fellow students at the University of Berlin. 1908 1.To Arthur Smith goes the credit for the first introduction of Go in the US. After residence in Japan and assistance by Mokichi Nakamura, he published The Game of Go (Sm08), edition 500. "This work was well designed to arouse American interest in the romantic historical background of Go and to inculcate the beginning Go player so effectively that in a medium of fellow Go players, enriched by an occasional Japanese player, he has but slight chance of recovery." The book was published at Smith's expense. The plates were stored in a barn in NJ & abandoned when the family moved. A. Smith, New York Attorney, died in 1929. His surviving son was not a serious player. (WDW 8/5/1936) Errors in The Game of Go are noted by WDW. (WDW-KDR 3/11/1940) William Gongdon Wood made many kind suggestions in the preparation of the book. 2.Edward Lasker showed the game of Go to Emmanuel Lasker (World Chess Champion) whereupon Emmanuel preferred to play Go instead of Chess. Edward Lasker taught the game to many people in Berlin which helped spread the seeds for an interest wide enough to result in a monthly Go magazine, the Go Zeitung.
1909 1.The first three documented Caucasian Americans to play Go as of 1909 were Lee Foster Hartman (LFH), Karl Davis Robinson (KDR), and WD Witt (WDW). 2.After KDR came upon Arthur Smith's book he became part of a small group of Go players which included Lee Foster Hartman, Editor of Harper's Magazine, and Edward Lasker. Everyone was a disciple of Arthur Smith with the exception of Lasker, who had discovered the game via Korschelt in Germany. 1910 1.W.A. de Havilland (father of actress Olivia de Havilland) published The ABC of Go, The National War Game of Japan (Ha10). He commented that "The trouble lies in the difference of mentality of Japanese compared with Foreigners. A Japanese finds it quite restful to use his brains in a different direction from that of his work; the foreigner prefers to relax by pushing a ball up a slope and seeing where it settles." 1911 1.LFH and KDR edited and produced in typewritten form a translation by Mokichi Nakamura (who helped Arthur Smith with his book) of Fuseki Tsuron (Hi11), by Heijiro Hirose. Initially 5 copies were made with distribution: #1 Hartman, #2 Robinson, #3 Smith, #4 Nakamura and #5 loaned to Marshall. Edward Lasker made copies in 1923 but did not include the diagrams. 1912 1.(Wi35.3 05/07/1935) WDW conducted the first Caucasian Go tournament in Philadelphia, PA. 1914 1.Master chess players played Go between chess games at international tournaments. WDW gave Frank J. Marshall, the noted Chess champion 9 stones and won every game. 2.(WDW-KDR 03/01/1933) WDW first learned Go from Arthur Smith's Book when it came out in 1908. He continued to play and teach others. WDW gained more insight into the game when Mr. Onaga joined the Philadelphia Chess Club to learn chess and also played Go with WDW and his disciples. 1929 1.(WDW 01/15/1934) In the fall of 1929, a board of cardboard with 17 lines and a set of small wooden men was available for $1 or $1.50 under the Chinese name Wei-Chi. 1930 1.Comments on Snip Go (Ru30.2) (Distributed in a package of cigarettes): Ruger wrote to Witt "... that a cigarette company, in Austria is now enclosing with each package one Go stone, and one page from a little Go-booklet which he has written." Witt wrote to KDR "... there are 20 pages, and when one has gotten them all he has an attractive booklet explaining Go, printed in blue, red, yellow, and green. The company also, for a small sum, sells a board, probably of paper. The game is called Snip Go-Spiel, the name Snip evidently being given to the character which appears in other series issued with cigarettes, such as foot-ball, tennis, etc. The last page of the booklet gives his address, as the editor of the German Go-Zeitung and author of other books on the game." 1931 1.(Wi31) Witt bibliography note on Japanese Chess, The Science and Art of War or Struggle, Chinese Chess and I-Go (Yo05) "Two issues in common circulation. One bound in smooth green cloth, with white lettering. The frontispiece portrait of the author is a bust only on poor paper and on the back of the title page is given the name of the printer, MA Donohue & Company. The frontispiece portrait is full-length, the author appears in Japanese dress. The United States Catalogue of books in print, 1-1-1912, states also that the work was issued in leather at $6. Rumored the author was heartbroken over the fact that not even a single copy of the book had ever been purchased." 1932 1.Robert Waida moved to Japan and was KDRs point of contact for books, information, etc. Times were difficult due to the depression both in US and Japan. He arranged for Paul Cate to obtain books for KDR. 2.(Perkins 01/26/1934) Go languished with KDR until 1932 when KDR ran into Edward Lasker at Lee Chumley's Restaurant. 1933 1.KDR resided at 16 Grove Street, New York City. 2.Paul Cate began procuring Go books in Japan for KDR. 3.Philip Harding Cate (brother of Paul Cate) also obtained books for KDR and did some translation for KDR while residing in Tokyo. 4.KDR received copies of Suzukie's Go Dictionary via Paul Cate in Japan. 5.KDR worked in the field of photography. He had dreams of publishing books on Go to include Joseki and Fuseki classifications as well as games. In his attempts to write a book on Go, he was trying to develop an economical way of producing Go diagrams. 6.KDR developed a quadrant notation in 1911. KDR spent considerable time refining the quadrant notation in 1933 for use in his proposed book. The quadrant notation was to allow for symmetry in cataloging Joseki and Fuseki positions. 7.(WDW 01/15/1934) Marshall Field & Co. in Chicago produced a Go game with a 19 line board made out of cardboard and a small case of stones for $7.50. The game included Aoge Slomann's booklet The Game of Go (Sl31) published by Milton Bradley. Marshall Field & Co. sold the game for $3.50 in order to get rid of it in the summer of 1933.
8.(Wi35.3 05/07/1935) In February WDW met LF Hartman and LFH gave WDW KDR's phone number. KDR began correspondence with WD Witt and helped WD Witt obtain books from Japan via Waida and Cate. At this time WDW also met Fritz Kastilan and introduced KDR to F Kastilan. 9.(Wi35.3 05/07/1935) On 06/10/1933 the Philadelphia Go Club was officially organized with WD Witt elected president. The club had been playing unofficially for four and half years. 10.(WDW 06/14/1933) KDR suggested the formation of the American Go Association in letter to WDW, June 14, 1933. 11.(Wi35.3 05/07/1935) Go was initiated at Princeton University by JL Vanderslice from Philadelphia, who first learned the game in 1933 from a small pamphlet written in 1882 by Shurig (SC82). 12.(Ryder-Horiguchi 12/03/1958) The beginning of the Bell Laboratories Go Club. Macy's department store held a hobby show in which Go was exhibited. Bell Laboratories was working four days a week during the depression and Kenneth D Smith, a Bell Laboratories engineer, went to the hobby show and found a Japanese gentlemen sitting by himself with a Go board in front of him. The gentlemen explained the game to KD Smith, and KD Smith took the game back to Bell Laboratories and showed it to some of the other engineers. A small group formed which continued playing through the years. 1934 1.(Memorandum on the writing of a book on Go by KDR) KDR outlined his proposed book on the Strategy and Tactics of Go. KDR was planning to write a book based on the translation of Hirose's Fuseki Tsuron (Hi11), and Edward Lasker was planning to write a book based on Korschelt (Ko80) and the Hirose translation (HI11). There was a rivalry between KDR and E. Lasker about who would be the first one to publish a book. Lasker was to publish an elementary book and KDR was to publish a more elaborate one. Lasker's aim was to promote Go on a 13x13 board, of which KDR was not in favor. KDR then postponed plans to write his own book in order to provide consultation on Edward Lasker's book. KDR worked as a consultant to Edward Lasker to promote Go with the production of Go sets and Lasker's book. KDR produced the negatives and prints for Lasker's book. What KDR intended to develop an economical method for producing Go diagrams which could be used for the production of his own book. 2.KDR and WD Witt exchanged reproductions of the Go literature in their libraries in 1934 via photo reproduction by KDR. The location of the reproduction is not known. 3.WDW introduced Fritz Kastilan to KDR. Kastilan learned to play Go in Germany and played with Emmanuel Lasker, Felix Dueball (the German Go champion), and Bruno Ruger (editor of the German Gozeitung). WD Witt was in contact with Bruno Ruger, and they communicated via Esperanto. 4.WDW gave KDR a copy of Ruger's Das Go-Spiel (Ru20) and Das Vorgabespiel Beim Go (Ru29). WDW received a copy of Fuseki Tsuron (Hi11) from KDR. 5.The NY Go group, lead by LF Hartman, made their own translation of Ruger's Vorgaspiel Beim Go. 6.WDW worked steadfastly for the advancement of American Go since 1909. His disciples included: Irwin Stein of Los Angeles CA, Mr. Herr of Philadelphia, PA, and George Kern of Manchester England chess club. 7.WDW indicated he might write a book to help the beginner titled How to Play Go or The Elements of Go. The book was never written. 8.(Wi35.3) Since WDW organized the first Caucasian Go club and Go tournaments in the US, suggested the organization of the AGA, and taught more people to play Go, it can be said he had done more than any one else to spread Go in the US since Arthur Smith up to August 1934. 9.Researcher's note: There was a KDR-WDW-EL triangle over book publishing and historical popularity. Edward Lasker was a player and book writer; WD Witt was a player, researcher, bibliophile, and monograph writer; KD Robinson was a player, Go book collector, and pseudo book writer. 10.KDR was chairman of the American Go Association organizing committee. 11.WDW prepared the first draft of the AGA constitution and bylaws (June 20, 1934), and JP Bowles prepared a second draft dated July 2, 1934 based on WDWs. 12.(WDW-KDR Correspondence 1934) WDW's proposal for the Officers & Directors of the AGA: a.President: WD Witt - Philadelphia b.1VP: LF Hartman - New York City c.2VP: Edward Lasker - Chicago d.Secretary & Treasurer: Francis Sell - Philadelphia e.Tournaments & Rules: KD Robinson - New York City f.Director: Frank Gittelson - Baltimore g.Director: JH Vanderslice - Princeton 13.WDW's proposal for the AGA Executive Committee: Chairman KD Robinson - New York City, WD Witt - Philadelphia, Edward Lasker - New York, Frank Gittelson - Baltimore, JH Vanderslice - Princeton. 14.JP Bowles, who demonstrated that the way to learn Go is to play Go, prepared a draft AGA Prospectus. 15.(Chernowitz-CRH 03/30/95) Parker Brothers marketed a Go game set during the fall of 1934. The Parker Brothers' Go set was neatly packaged in a cardboard box with folding board. It was a total "nonsuccess" in marketing and the New York University Chess Club purchased about 10 sets at a $1.50 each. 16.(Chernowitz-CRH 03/30/95) Go flourished in the New York University (Washington Square) Go Club during the time frame 1934-1936.
17.During 1934-1935 Go was regularly played at Lee Chumley's Restaurant. A visitor could readily borrow a set of Go stones and find someone with whom to play. 18.Edward Lasker proposed a game on a 13 x 13 line board via cable between the U.S. and Japan for popularizing Go in the U.S. The game was side tracked as a result of a letter from Lasker to the Honinbo because the Honinbo took the position that the first move on a 13x13 wins. 19.(WDW 8/4/1934) An article enitled Go which appeared in "American Magazine" (Am34) brought inquiries from nearly every state in the country. In response to the article, WDW sent a letter to the editor stating that Edward Lasker was not the American Go Champion, that he did not discover Go, and that he was not the first one to suggest playing it on a smaller board. Perry Flegel sent a letter to the editor stating the picture was a set up and that Lasker was not a champion. The stranger mentioned in the article is a cousin of WDW, Karl M Dallenbach, who was probably WDW's first pupil in 1908, shortly after learning the game from Arthur Smith's Book. Dallenbach became a professor at Cornell. From 1909 to 1915 he played with Japanese students at Cornell, at the University of Portland, and with Japanese in Seattle. 20.(8/6/1934) On Aug 6, 1934 the AGA organizational meeting establishing an executive committee took place simultaneously in Lee Chumley's Restaurant, 86 Bedford Street, NYC, NY and in Philadelphia at the Philadelphia Go Club. The AGA permanently organized in Jan 1935 with its first constitution. The AGA Objectives were: a.To unite into one body residents of America interested in the game of Go, b.To stimulate the growth of the game in America, c.To establish and maintain standards of play, d.To conduct tournaments and National Championship matches, e.To acquire and disseminate knowledge of the game, f.To publish a journal reflecting the activities of the Association and contributions to the knowledge of Go, and g.To maintain friendly relations with the Go players of other countries. 21.(WDW 10/26/1934) Sinnott published Go and Go Moku (La34) in hardback by Edward Lasker. KDR and LFH helped with the editing and production. KDR also prepared the diagrams via photocopy. The book was published in October 1934 with many errors in copy and photographs. KDR and LFH reviewed the book for errors prior to publication. WDW found errors after publication. In addition Lasker Go sets were promoted and KDR assisted with the selection of stones for the promotional sets. 22.(WDW 11/28/1934) WDW suggested that the AGA maintain a complete bibliography of European and American Go literature and volunteered to prepare the first edition. WDW also suggested the AGA maintain a complete scrapbook of items on Go published in Newspapers and Magazines. 23.(WDW 12/14/1934) WDW prepared a set of Go rules, Rules of Go (Wi34), for his proposed book. He submitted it to the AGA to begin the process of establishing a set of AGA Go Rules, and he awaited the adoption of rules by the AGA. 24.(WDW 5/13/1935) Milton Bradley marketed I-Go on a 19 line board and Lasker Go on a 13 line board. Both were discontinued because of the lack of sales. 1935 1.The AGA regular meeting place was in Lee Chumley's Restaurant. Lee Chumley died in April. 2.Beginning players were found in chess clubs. 3.The AGA was aware of Caucasian Go activities in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Seattle, Bell Laboratories, Princeton University, Cambridge University, University of Pennsylvania, Lafayette College, Temple University, and Camden City Chess Club. 4.AGA was prepared to provide information on existing literature, rules and equipment availability in response to inquiries from across the country after the American Magazine article. 5.A brochure on the AGA was published (Ag35). The brochure contained the names of the 1935 AGA officers, a brief description of Go, introductory rules, and a list of places to play in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Princeton. 6.WDW felt JP Bowles did not think WDW had much to do with organizing the AGA. JP Bowles only gave KDR credit for organizing the AGA in his article in Recreation Magazine. Researchers note: Most of the ideas for the AGA and original AGA draft documents, Rules, Constitution, etc. came from WDW. 7."Hobby Round Up" published an article entitled A Leisure League Show which included a discussion of the first public demonstration of the popular game of Go. 8.(WDW 01/21/1935) WDW drafted the first AGA bulletin. Discussed the possibility of a National Championship tournament in summer 1935. 9.(WDW 02/04/1935) WDW refers to an article on Go by Edward Lasker that was to be printed in "Esquire" March 1935. 10.(WDW 03/04/1935) Talk of an AGA Journal. Problem with diagrams noted and recommendation made to use the Korschelt notation. 11.(WDW 04/03/1935) WDW suggested the AGA secretary keep a scrapbook of clippings and articles about Go. He collected material for the scrapbook. 12.(WDW 04/22/1935) WDW prepared an article on Go in America for use by the Publicity & Publications Committee in the proposed Journal.
13.(WDW 04/27/1935) The 1918 movie "Alien Souls" contained a Go scene with Sessue Hawakawa, the famous Japanese movie actor, playing a game with a friend. WDW obtained a "still" of the scene and had it framed. 14.(Wi35.3 05/07/1935) Frank Gittelson from Baltimore taught the game of Go to several friends, which resulted in seven or eight players in Baltimore and a few in Washington DC. 15.(WDW 05/18/1935) WDW wrote A Condensed Bibliography of Works in Occidental Languages on the Chinese-Japanese Game Wei-Chi, or Go. a.Part 1: Section A, Books and Pamphlets; Section B Periodicals. b.Part 2: Books, periodicals, etc. which mentioned the game but without sufficient detail to enable the reader to learn to play it. c.Part 3: Miscellaneous works containing references to Go or some modification of it. 16.(WDW 06/11/1935) A rivalry developed between WDW and KDR on who first proposed the formation of the AGA. WDW felt he was the first to suggest the formation of the AGA, but he would not contest the fact with KDR. (KDR-WDW 6/14/1933) WDW gave credit to KDR where it was first mentioned in their correspondence. However, WDW maintained that he discussed the formation of an AGA with Philadelphia players as early as 1929 or 1930. 17.(Misc 09/19/1935) Robert Sharp played Go for some time in Cambridge, MA using an improvised board with poker chips. He suggested forming a branch of the AGA at Harvard. 18.(WDW 11/26/1935) WDW compiled a glossary of Japanese technical Go terms and attempted to make a list of English equivalents for the Go terms. LFH was not happy with the English equivalents, got into a spat with WDW over it, and tendered his resignation as vice president of the AGA. 19.(WDW 11/26/1935) WDW was active in chess circles and always promoted Go among the chess players. Chess players in the NYC Marshall Chess Club first learned of Go while playing chess in Philadelphia. KDR, LF Hartman and the other Go players in NYC mostly played at Lee Chumley's Restaurant and did not actively promote the game in the NYC chess circles or other places. WDW estimated that due to his efforts and those of others in Philadelphia, Philadelphia had the largest proportion of Go players to population. WDW also predicted that there would be several thousand players in the US in another 50 years and that in time the US would have players ranked with the Japanese masters. 20.(LFH-WDW 12/04/1935) LFH lambasted WDW for attempting to find English equivalents for the Japanese terms in the WDW Japanese Go Lexicon. LFH was fond of using the terms from his editing the translation of Fuseki Tusron. In teaching Go to beginners, WDW discovered the beginners' aversion to learning when confronted with too many Japanese terms. WDW pointed out the small use of Japanese terms in Germany. This was substantiated by Lasker, Messrs, Kastilan and Rosenwald all of whom were immigrants from Germany. 21.Rules a.The requirement to give warning of capture ("atari") was a question WDW was trying to resolve with JP Bowles. b.Their source for study was their Caucasian and Oriental libraries, as well as strong Oriental players with whom they came in contact. WDW and KDR had Philip Cate translate Yasunaga's Igo Kenpo and used it to help in preparing the AGA rules. Before fully implementing the Igo Kenpo in the AGA rules, WDW wanted to confirm that the Nihon Kiin had adopted the rules. c.(WDW 1/4/1935) The question of permitted suicide was raised and positions discovered which would make it a ko threat. d.(WDW 1/21/1935) WDW appointed Fritz Kastilan, New York City and Alfred Fisher, Philadelphia to serve on the Rules and Tournaments Committee with KDR. e.(WDW 2/8/1935) WDW sent a revised set of rules to the Rules & Tournaments Committee Members. f.(WDW 4/3/1935) WDW prodded the Rules & Tournaments Committee with additional rules. g.(WDW 7/8/1935) WDW prepared the first US classification of seki. h.(WDW 7/8/1935 & 7/15/1935) WDW was the first American Caucasian to systematically study and analyze the Japanese and Chinese Rules. He posed questions concerning suicide, passing, and notification of atari. i.(WDW 7/8/1935) WDW discovered that some of the anomalies in the Japanese rules are the result of the change to the Japanese scoring from the Chinese scoring. j.(WDW 7/24/1935) WDW wrote a paper on the present Japanese method of advancing Go players to higher grades, which had been adopted by the Japanese a few years earlier. k.(LFH 12/15/1935) WDW drafted the first set of AGA rules. KDR was not satisfied with the WDW draft. 1936 1.LFH spent most of his AGA duties and Go time playing Go, working on translations, looking into a possible match via cable between Japan and the US, and exploring the possibility of a 15 minute radio show. 2.The first AGA Bulletin, Volume I, Number 1 was published March 15, 1936 (AG36). 3.Mr. Kinsberg of Bell Laboratories started playing in the New York Go Club. 4.Ikeda Tokuzo, a postal clerk at Osaka and a Shodan Go player, offered to translate Japanese Go books into English.
5.During this period KDR and LFH had translated Ruger's The Handicap Game of Go by WDW (Ru36), Honinbo Shusai's Tagaisen Fuseki Ho by Dodo (Sh36), Gote no Sente by Ikada of Osaka (Se40), Igo Kenpo (Ki33) and Shin Fuseki Ho (Ki38) by Philip Cate. 6.(KDR-LFH 02/19/1935) Two questions always asked of the AGA: (1) How can I learn to play Go? (2) Where can I buy the materials to play it with? The AGA was not well prepared to answer either question, nor could it put up a good case for membership in the AGA. 7.(KDR-Cate 5/25/1936) KDR wrote a letter to Honinbo Shusai informing him of the AGA. 8.(WDW 9/22/1936) It was discovered that there were some Japanese and Chinese Go books in the John G. White Chess collection held by the Cleveland public library. WDW suggested that sooner or later the KDR and Witt libraries on the game should be preserved in a library. 9.(KDR-Cate 12/16/1936 & LFH 12/29/1936) A cable game occurred between Germany and Japan. It was also suggested that at some point in time Arthur Smith's book would become a numbered collector's item. 10.(WDW 12/31/1936) LFH suggested the AGA officers alternate between New York City and Philadelphia each year during the early years of the AGA. The Philadelphia players thought the launching of the AGA was premature, and only WDW paid 1936 AGA dues. Some felt the game would have to grow in popularity more before a national organization could function properly. 11.Rules a.(WDW 2/10/1936) WDW learned that the Nihon Kiin was not in a hurry to adopt Yasunaga's Igo Kenpo. WDW was in favor of adopting some if not all of Yasunaga's Igo Kenpo. b.Philip Cate finished his translation of Igo Kenpo with the help of WDW. Philip Cate was neither familiar with Go nor a Go player, although he was tasked to translate an important Japanese work on the Japanese rules as well as Shin Fuseki Ho. 1937 1.The AGA Secretary and Treasurer functions were now divided between two AGA officers. 2.Paul Cate, Philip Cate, Masao Dodo, Tokuzo Ikeda and K.Takashima were elected honorary members of the AGA. 3.Researcher's note: The AGA had not mentioned anything about the Nihon Kiin club in Los Angeles or San Francisco to date. 4.KDR had the following translations underway: Shin Fuseki Ho (Ki38) by Go Seigen and Kitani being translated by Philip Cate; Gote no Sente (Se40) by Sekiyama final version being edited by LF Hartman; Uchikomi to Ukekata (Ma38) by Maeda being translated by a professor in Tokyo University; Shogaku Igo Kogiroku by Segoshi Kensaku being translated by K Takashima; one of Kitani's later works being translated by Ikeda; and Das Japanisch - Chinesische Spiel 'Go' Ein Concurrent des Schach by Korschelt (Ko81) translated by Rosenwald with editing by KDR. KDR's challenge was to find someone in the US who had enough knowledge of Go and who would be willing to translate the Japanese Go books for little or no money. 5.Bower from Pittsburgh showed up after learning to play Go from Lasker's Book. 6.KDR played Go by mail with WDW and JPB. 7.(KDR-LFH 01/03/1937) In the beginning of 1937 only the New York players were active members of the AGA. KDR suggested they use the New York base until there was enough interest for a national association to function. 8.(LFH 01/26/1937) As the Tagaisen Fuseki Ho translation was passed around, it was found to have a few errors. 9.(LFH 01/28/1937) Cairns (Baltimore) expressed the opinion that American Go players should support further efforts to translate Japanese Go books, and that such support should be a function of the AGA. The Baltimore players, Cairns and Rosenfeld, wanted to support the AGA. 10.(LFH 03/25/1937) Two mathematical treatments of Go were discovered: L Grebe's 1930 monograph (Gr30) and Fukizawa's 1934 article in Kido. 11.(LFH 03/25/1937) KDR wanted to apply electro magnetic theory to the game with Maxwell equations. 12.(WDW 4/23/1937) WDW predicted that in 50 to 200 years all of the technical Japanese Go terms would have English equivalents. KDR wanted to use the Japanese Terms as much as possible, and WDW still wanted to find appropriate English equivalents for all of them. 13.(LFH 07/07/1937, 07/08/1937) KDR received word that the Nihon Kiin was considering publishing a revised edition of Ruger's book. KDR attempted to find out if the Nihon Kiin would also publish an English version. 14.(KDR 07/15/1937) KDR sent to Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ltd of Seattle an editorial introduction with an appendix dealing with Go diagrams and notations. 15.(WDW 7/21/1937) WDW made a list of Japanese Go terms by Ikeda. WDW also had the following projects underway: a.Tagaisen Fuseki Ho rearrangement, etc. b.New-style games of Kuri and Kitani c.Bibliography of Go (Non-oriental) d.Go-Lexicon e.A book on Go, covering more fully the basics for beginners, but also containing much for the advanced student, especially in illustrative games, old and new style, study of openings, endings, problems, bibliography and lexicon (above). Nothing had been done on this book directly for two or three years, and WDW felt it would probably never be finished. 16.(KDR-Witt 8/5/1937) KDR had the idea to start an AGA Go periodical. 17.(JPB 8/5/1937) Bowles tried to get KDR on a radio program called Hobby Lobby. 18.(09/15/1937) KDR moved to Dallas, TX. 19.(WDW 9/27/1937) WDW estimated that the AGA had names of at least 125 players. 20.(WDW 10/15/1937) WDW thought that some day the KDR and WDW libraries would be united, either in the Library of Congress or in the White game and chess collection in Cleveland, Ohio. 21.(WDW 11/19/1937 & 12/4/1937) Two Go pupils of WDW, Irwin Stein and Gardner Wells, moved to Los Angeles and introduced the game to 30-40 friends, of which 10 or so played regularly. Their visits to the Los Angeles Japanese Go club were not cordially received. 22.(KDR-WDW 11/22/1937 & 11/29/1937) JP Bowles sent out a roll call with Japanese Go Literature (Ro37) by KDR as an enclosure with a list of known American Go players. A copy of Japanese Go Literature was also sent to Honinbo Shusai and the editor of Kido in care of the Nihon Kiin. 23.(JPB 11/26/1937) KDR provided names and addresses to JPB for updating his records. The accumulation and follow up of interested Go players was not very well documented, and KDR's move to Dallas did not help the situation. The information was used for the JPB roll-call mailing. 24.(LFH 12/28/1937) The AGA received a letter from John L Bauer in the Philippines inquiring about Go. 25.(LFH 12/28/1937 & JPB 12/6/1937) KDR suggested a group (club) membership in the AGA. KDR felt organization would help contribute to the growth of the game. 26.(PC-KDR ?/?/1937) Paul Cate returned to the US because of all the Japanese war activity. 1938 1.(JPB-KDR 1/14/1938) Knopf wanted to sell 300 copies of Lasker's book for $0.34 each. The AGA offered $0.15 delivered. (KDR-JPB 1/18/1938) KDR thought the original print was 2000. (JPB-KDR 1/22/1938) JPB refered to a print of 1000. 2.(KDR-JPB 1/18/1938) Minutes of the first AGA meetings were not prepared. KDR turned his copy of the constitution and by-laws over to Kastilan. The official copies were held by WDW. 3.(JPB-KDR 1/22/1938) JPB left all official AGA matters up to LFH initiative. 4.(K Rosenwald-KDR 1/27/1938) Rosenwald commented on his translation of Grebe's Die Elemente Des Go (Gr30). 5.(JPB-KDR 1/29/1938) JPB would rather play Go than be a secretary for the AGA. 6.(KDR-LFH 2/10/1938 & WDW-KDR 2/2/1938) KDR and WDW became aware of Igo Tetsugaku (Go Philosophy) which contained a vocabulary listing 400 to 500 terms. WDW was very excited about the book because it helped him with his Go Lexicon. 7.(KDR-LFH 2/10/1938) KDR mentioned his learning, from a letter from Japan, some of the characteristics of a played stone; specifically territory, life, and connection. (Researcher's note: No mention so far of the characteristics of a played stone's work: To Threaten/Succeed to Create-Expand/Reduce-Destroy Influence/Territory/Connection/Life.) 8.(KDR-WDW 2/10/1938) KDR was in the clouds trying to understand Go mathematically via Maxwell equations. Dr Rosenwald provided KDR with a translation of Grebe's Die Elemente des Go (Gr30). 9.(JPB-KDR 3/12/1938) Knopf sold their copies of Lasker's Go and Go Moku (La34) for $0.18 each and Lasker bought 50 of them. (JPB-KDR 4/19/1938) The remaining books went to a dealer. 10.(JPB-KDR 3/19/1938) The AGA treasury consisted of about $20. 11.(KDR-LFH 4/8/1938) KDR mentioned the design for his board for photographing Go diagrams and a process for printing Go literature. 12.(WDW-KDR 4/18/1938) The New York players were aware of the playing of Go in the New York Nippon Club; however, the Occidentals did not play there. 13.(WDW-KDR 4/18/1938) Whitcomb moved from New York City to El Paso, TX. He renewed his membership in the AGA. 14.(WDW-KDR 4/18/1938) WDW described playing Kriegs-Go after watching Kriegs-Chess and learning from Rosenwald that it was popular in Germany. 15.(Cook-KDR 4/28/1938) At the AGA annual meeting, it was felt that the major problem was the lack of progress on translating Go Literature into English. 16.(KDR-JPB 5/6/1938) Philip Cate lost interest in completing the translation of Shin Fuseki Ho. 17.(JPB-KDR 5/27/1938) JPB picked up 57 copies of Lasker's book from Whelan's drug store at $0.17 each and was selling them for $1.50. 18.(KDR-JPB 6/1/1938) KDR did not drive a car before moving to Dallas, and his wife did all the driving. He learned to drive for their California trip. 19.(KDR-Seattle 6/15/1937) KDR made contact with Barten Bowen of the Seattle Chess Club and sent him a copy of Lasker's Book. KDR played with a few Japanese Go players in Seattle and felt Seattle had an opportunity to develop Go players because of the number of Japanese living there. He also made contact with the Japan Society of Seattle, Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ltd, Dr H. Kato, and HC Hashiguchi in an attempt to stimulate cooperation to popularize Go playing between Oriental and Occidentals. HC Hashiguchi suggested there were some second generation Go players that would be willing to teach Occidentals in Seattle. Hashiguchi published a newspaper and had an article about American Go. 20.(Cook-KDR 7/18/1938) Any acknowledgement of KDR should also include (1) LF Hartman and WD Witt in support of literature and (2) E Lasker and JP Bowles for Go proselyting zeal. 21.(JPB-KDR 7/27/1938) George Chernowitz arrived on the Go scene after being a 1934 eastern collegiate chess champion. 22.(KDR-Kramer 9/16/1938) and (KDR-Cairns 9/22/1938) US Navy Lieutenant Alwin D. Kramer, who had recently returned from Japan, apparently compared the Cate translation of Shin Fuseki Ho with that of his own. KDR attempted to obtain the results of the comparison by writing Kramer. 23.(KDR-LFH 9/17/1938) The July 1938 issue of Igo Shunju included an eight page article on American Go based upon KDR's Japanese Go Literature and information provided from WD Witt to de Havilland via Bowles. 24.(KDR-WDW 9/28/1938) LF Hartman, KDR and Cairns were appointed as members of a Committee on Go Literature. KDR expressed his concern that WDW was not formally appointed to the committee. 25.(WDW-KDR 10/4/1938) WDW informed KDR that Lt. Kramer was the stranger who was more interested in liquid refreshment than playing Go at Lee Chumley's Restaurant. 26.(WDW-KDR 10/4/1938) WDW commented concerning KDR's travels in the West. WDW expressed the belief that Go would flourish greatly in the Pacific states once the prejudice against the Japanese was broken, or perhaps the growth of Go would help break that prejudice. 27.(JLB-AGA 10/6/1938, KDR-AGA 10/7/1938) John L Bauer spent a month in Japan and reported on his stay to KDR and the AGA via a memorandum. 28.(KDR-WDW 10/15/1938) Bauer's trip to Japan helped improve the relations between the AGA and Japan. KDR was looking for a translation of Yasunaga's Rationalization of Igo. KDR was editing Rosenwald's translation of Grebe's work. KDR estimated himself to be a 6 Kyu. 29.(WDW-KDR 10/18/1938) WDW informed KDR of the publication of the articles in Games Digest. WDW thought the rule about placing a stone on the board without liberties was stated wrong. WDW thought the rule was stated wrong in many Occidental books on Go and should be stated "A player may place his stone on an adversely enclosed point, if he wishes." WDW personally thought suicide should be allowed even though he knew the Chinese and Japanese rules did not permit it. WDW felt the publication of Go in Games Digest would give Go a boost. (WDW-KDR 10/25/1938) The author was Geoffrey Mott-Smith, managing editor of Games Digest. (WDW-KDR 3/20/1939) Games Digest merged with Bridge World and the Go series was cancelled along with other board and table games. 30.(WDW-KDR 10/18/1938) The grading of American Go players was very uncertain. 31.(KDR-WDW 10/21/1938) KDR's mathematical approach considered territory as an area consisting of the vacant intersections and the intersections occupied by the surrounding group. 32.(WDW-KDR 10/25/1938) KDR provided WDW with a copy of Des Elemente Des Go (Gr30) and Rosenwald's translation of it. (WDW-KDR 11/1/1938) WDW provided KDR with a revised translation of Gr30. (KDR-WDW 11/5/1938) KDR was still in the mathematical clouds wanting now to write in terms of the theory of complex variables. 33.(KDR-JPB 10/28/1938) JL Bauer identified 13 Go players in Pittsburgh. 34.(Nogami 11/12/1938 & 11/21/1938) Shaw Nogami of Igo Shunju volunteered to obtain books for KDR and to provide Go material written in English in Igo Shunju. (KDR-Nogami 1/5/1939) PB Bowles, LF Hartman, BJ Kinsburg, E Lasker, WD Witt, JL Bauer and KD Robinson subscribed to Igo Shunju beginning with the Oct 1938 issue. 35.(KDR-JPB 11/18/1938) KDR's library assumed the character of a National Go Archive. 36.(KDR-JPB 11/18/1938) KDR sent JPB a copy of an outline for his book. KDR was writing the book on 5x8 cards sorted on decimal classification. (KDR-JPB 12/1/1938) KDR commented on his outline. 37.(WDW-KDR 11/30/1938) WDW provided KDR a completed translation of Des Elemente Des Go (Gr30). 38.(WDW-KDR 11/30/1938) WDW provided KDR a sample card showing how WDW planned to put his Go lexicon in final form on cards. The data on the cards would include the Kanji, Kana, Hirigana, Romonji, reference, definition, synonyms, and suggested English equivalent if appropriate. WDW estimated the lexicon to contain close to 1000 entries (cards). (KDR-WDW 12/20/1938) KDR wanted WDW to make an extra set of cards for KDR and thought the cards would be of great value for the translators. 39.(KDR-Nippon Kiin 12/5/1938) The AGA suggested that the Nihon Kiin include a display at the Worlds Fair. The AGA also requested assistance in translation of Go books. 40.(KDR-WDW 12/10/1938) KDR had misplaced the AGA constitution and by-laws and draft amendment. (WDW-KDR 3/14/1938) Fritz Kastilan had the original AGA Constitution. 41.(KDR-Nogami 12/15/1938) KDR was feeling the effects of the depression and finding it difficult to keep up his magazine subscription and buy the books advertised.
42.(KDR-Nogami 12/15/1938) KDR again suggested that there be a display on Go in the Japanese exhibit at the New York Worlds Fair. 43.(KDR-Nogami 12/15/1938) KDR estimated that there were 200 Occidental American Go players. 44.(KDR-WDW 12/20/1938) KDR updated WDW about KDR correspondence and activity with Japan. 45.(KDR-WDW 12/20/1938) KDR informed WDW of the possible display at the New York Worlds Fair. 46.(KDR-JPB 12/24/1938) Dr. Frederick Mossner, while living in Japan, translated numerous books for Ruger and Dueball in Germany. 1939 1.The 1939 Princeton nucleus of Go players were: Bohnenblust, Olmstead, Fox, Mahlon, Erdos, and Henderson 2.(Nogami-KDR 1/5/1939) Nogami provided translated copies of Igo Garion taken from articles published in Igo Shunju, as well as a translation of Segoshi's Honte to Usote, to John L Bauer. KDR was informed that the real writers of Go Books in Japan are different from the published authors because the professional Go players are not educated enough to write books. For example, Shin Fuseki Ho was written totally by Mr. Yasunaga. The complete works of Kitani and Gosen were written by Yasunaga and Nogami. Nogami thought the custom of "Ghost Writers" was odd and unfair. The professional's name was used to sell the books. 3.(WDW-KDR 1/6/1939). WDW planned to update his Rules of Go (Wi36) for use by the AGA. 4.(WDW-KDR 1/6/1939) The Philadelphia players did not keep records of their Go games. WDW thought of them as amateur "skittle game" quality and not worth the attention of a master. 5.(WDW-KDR 1/6/1938) WDW wished KDR and WDW were 30 years younger so that they could learn to read the Japanese Go books and provide adequate translations to promote Go in the US. As it was they were laying the foundation for others. 6.(WDW-KDR 1/6/1939) WDW again indicated he would provide KDR with sample cards as to how to put the WDW Go lexicon in final form on cards. The data on the cards would include the Kanji, Kana, Hirigana, Romonji, reference, definition, synonyms, and suggested English equivalent if appropriate. WDW would first prepare cards for the Go Tetsugaku. WDW estimated the lexicon to contain over 1200 entries (cards). WDW listed the dictionaries he was using. 7.(WDW-LFH 1/6/1939) A Tokyo news dispatch indicated that the Japanese would be teaching Hitler's Jugend (youth) how to play Go. 8.(KDR-LFH 1/6/1938) The December issue of Igo Shunju included a section on American Correspondence, which contained KDR letters. 9.(KDR-WDW 1/9/1939) Bauer was editing Nogami's translations. 10.(WDW-KDR 1/10/1939) WDW compared his Japanese library with KDR's. 11.(WDW-KDR 1/10/1939) WDW provided KDR with more samples of his cards. 12.(WDW-KDR 1/10/1939) WDW had access to the German translations and advocated English equivalents for the Japanese Go terms. Shicho is one example: WDW suggested zig-zag, as opposed to ladder or stairs as translated by the Germans. 13.(Nippon Kiin-Edward Lasker 1/25/1939) The Nippon Kiin responded to the AGA Worlds Fair request for translation of books. The Kiin requested the following Kiin Branches cooperate with the AGA in promoting Go: Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York City, as well as the New York City Japan Society and Seattle Northwest American Japanese Association. In addition, the Kiin contributed about 100 Go books in Japanese to the Japanese Cultural Center in the Rockefeller Center International Building. 14.(KDR-Japan Institute 4/4/1939, WDW file) There was no Go exhibition at the Worlds Fair. 15.(WDW-KDR 4/26/1939) WDW commented on the ranking of players in Germany and the US. 16.(WDW-KDR 5/6/1939 & WDW-KDR 5-29-1939) WDW provided information on his Go lexicon. 17.(JPB 5/16/1939) List of active Go players sent to the New York Nippon Club contained 27 names. The list did not include the players at Princeton. 18.(KDR-WDW 5/18/1939) Bowles and Lasker discovered groups of strong Go players at City College in New York and at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 19.(KDR-WDW 5/18/1939) WDW discussed the possibility of an American Go Magazine (Go Archives) which would contain serial installments of the existing translations. 20.(KDR-WDW 5/26/1939, 7/20/1939) KDR commented on the Nippon Kiin and newspapers in Japan publishing Go games. 21.(KDR-LFH 5/26/1939) WDW produced the first draft of his Go Lexicon with about 750 items, an edition of two sets of cards. 22.(KDR-JPB 6/24/1939) KDR mentioned bequeathing his library not to a library or the AGA but to trustees. 23.(JPB-KDR 6/26/1939) JPB suggested that the KDR Go library be listed with the American Library Association. 24.(KDR-LFH 7/13/1939) KDR received, on behalf of the AGA, five copies of the Japanese Government Railway's English language book on Go, Japanese Game of Go (Mi39). 25.(KDR-LFH 7/13/1939) Tokura presented to Germany, through Dueball, his library of over 1000 Go books. 26.(KDR-LFH 7/13/1939) KDR discussed the possibility of a Go magazine with Bowles and with JPB (KDR-JPB 4/29/1939). 27.(KDR-JPB 7/15/1939) KDR asked that LFH, WDW, and Bauer each receive a copy of the Japanese Game of Go (Mi39). 28.(KDR-WDW 7/20/1939) WDW commented on the Japanese Game of Go (Mi39). 29.(KDR -JPB 7/21/1939) KDR commented further on the Japanese Game of Go (Mi 39). 30.(WDW-KDR 8/4/1939) Go continued to be played in Philadelphia on Saturday at the Mercantile Library, and on Sunday and Thursday at the North City Chess Club. 31.(KDR-WDW 8/22/1939) KDR played Go in the San Francisco Nippon Club. The club offered to help promote Go by teaching others. Ms. Robinson's sister-in-law from the Hawaiian Islands became interested in Go and stated that she would report on Go activities when she returned to the Islands. 32.(JPB-KDR 8/26/1939) Distribution of Igo Gairon translation (Sh38): Bauer, JPB, LFH, Ikeda, Nogami, KDR, Yemanouchi, WDW. 33.(09/02/1937) Masayoshi Fukudo, a professional Go player, visited the U.S. in 1939 giving lectures and demonstrations. He arrived and gave the first lecture at the Japan Institute on September 2. 34.(WDW-KDR 9/5/1938) WDW estimated his lexicon would expand to 2000-2500 characters, including compounds. 35.(JPB-KDR 9/28/1939) The Japan Institute held a lecture demonstration on Go with Masayoshi Fukuda. They also provided a Brief Description of Go (Br39). 36.(JMHO-KDR 10/10/1939) John MH Olmstead first made contact with KDR, requesting the loan of Japanese literature. 37.(KDR-JMHO 12/20/1939) John L. Vanderslice, a former pupil of WDW, introduced Go at Princeton University. 38.38.(KDR-JPB 12/12/1939) Bauer discovered two groups of Go players unknown to each other, one at the CA Institute of Technology and the other at the Los Angeles Chess Club. 1940 1.(KDR notes on American Go) The spread of Go in the United States is probably similar, despite modern transportation, the radio, and the printed word, to the spread of Go in Japan when Go first reached Japan in the seventh century. Then, although at first confined to select groups, a few Go players here and there slowly carried the game across the country. 2.(KDR notes on American Go) Slow penetration had been the history of American Go since 1909 when Arthur Smith published The Game of Go. An example is the Go playing group at Princeton University. L Bohnenblust of Princeton, on his sabbatical year at the California Institute of Technology, stimulated the playing of Go at Los Angeles. This was assisted by the Los Angeles branch of Nippon Kiin, the presence of Fukuda, 5 Dan, and the visit of John L. Bauer. The next year, members of the Princeton group, all mathematicians, taught at various American universities: Dr. John MH Olmstead at the University of Minnesota; Dr Ralph Fox and Dr Mahlon Day at the University of Illinois; Dr Paul Erdos at the University of Pennsylvania; Dr Malcom Henderson at Dartmouth College; Dr Nathan Jacobson and Dr ER van Kampen at Johns Hopkins. It is a safe assumption that Go playing groups developed in those universities. 3.(KDR-Mathes 02/12/1940) KDR requested that questions on Go be included on the radio program Information Please. 4.(KDR-JPB 1/18/1940) KDR discussed his method of producing recording diagrams using his quadrant notation. 5.(JMHO-KDR 2/23/1940) Mathematicians playing Go at Princeton: John MH Olmstead, HF Bohnenblust, Rosser on leave from Cornell, Ralph Fox, Paul Erdos, Paul Halmos, Claude Chevalley, GP Hechschild, MM Day, and MC Henderson (a physicist). 6.(JHMO-KDR 3/12/1940) JHMO mentioned his beginning attempts at reconciling the Japanese and Chinese scoring methods. 7.(KDR-Cook 3/17/1940) Three problems for the AGA to solve concerning Go in the US. 1-Relationship of Go players throughout the country. 2-Translation of Japanese books. 3-Relationship to Go players in Japan. 8.(KDR-JPB 4/8/1940) KDR provided a short autobiographical sketch of himself, including his efforts to make the Japanese Go literature available to the English reading public. He stated that he started playing Go in 1909. 9.(KDR-JHMO 7/5/1940) KDR provided JHMO a copy of his memorandum on the Mathematics of Go. 10.(JHMO-KDR 7/17/1940) JHMO returned Shin Fuseki Ho (Ki38) after it had been read by the Princeton Go players. 11.(KDR-JPB 12/17/1940) KDR suggested activating the Rules and Tournaments Committee with JMH Olmstead, JP Bowles, and WDW as members. 12.(KDR-WDW 7/22/1940) From Princeton as the center, Go was spreading to the mathematics departments of many of our universities. 13.(KDR-WDW 7/22/1940) JMHO began review of KDR's mathematical notes on Go. 14.(Nogami 8/10/1940) The AGA was notified that Igo Kurubu planned to publish several pages in English each month. 15.(KDR-Nogami 9/10/1940) One of the difficulties in translating Go books into English had been the absence of all reference to technical Go terms in the standard dictionaries. These terms and their English equivalents had been gradually collected as some of the more important Japanese works on Go were translated. WWD had undertaken a Go Lexicon of technical Japanese Go terms. The lexicon was to include the list in Igo Tetsugaku by Gakujin Hokushu. WDW's Lexicon now included some twelve hundred items and was constantly growing. So far as the compiler is aware, no such lexicon exists in Japan. KDR submitted information about the AGA to Nogami for inclusion in the English pages of Igo Kurabu. 16.(K Rosenwald-KDR 11/16/1941) The English text in Igo-Kurabu was kept neutral; however the more voluminous German text contained pro-Nazi propaganda. Rosenwald also mentioned Japan Day by Day 1877, 1878-79, 1882/83, by Edward Silvester Morse, which was published in 1917. Volume 1, pages 157-159, provided information on Go. 17.(KDR-WDW 11/21/1940) JMHO produced a set of logical definitions and rules. 18.(KDR-WDW 11/21/1940) New York acquired a new strong Go player, Mr Arns, who was a political refugee from France. 19.(Nogami 11/27/1940, KDR-WDW 11/20/1940) The AGA received 50 copies of the October 1940 issue of Igo Club, which contained pages in English. The AGA sent a check for $11 for the issues and postage. (KDR-WDW 11/21/1940) Nogami sent KDR a list of technical Go terms for determining English equivalents and the same list to Lasker for German equivalents. KDR sent the list to WDW. (KDR-WDW 11/21/1940) The English pages were neutral and the German pages are pro-Nazi. 1941 1.(Bowman 1941) Bowman from Pittsburgh expressed his thoughts on the rules of Go to KDR. 2.(JBP-KDR 2/17/1941) AGA membership of 10, KDR note included! 3.(KDR-Parrot 2/25/1941) KDR payed his AGA dues. 4.(KDR-Nippon Kiin 3/27/1941) The AGA considered including a subscription to Igo Kurabu funded from the dues to the AGA. 5.(KDR-JPB 4/3/1941) KDR gave Secretary's report to the AGA annual meeting. 6.(KDR-JPB 5/3/1941) KDR discussed the printing and distribution of The Rationalization of Go (Ol41). He also requested that the AGA and New York Go Club help pay the printing costs. 7.(Hartman 5/20/1941) Dr Frederick Mossner, originally from Germany, entered the US after 4 years in Japan. He was fluent in Japanese and could read the Go books in the KDR collection. 8.(JPB-KDR 6/10/1941) The AGA Executive Committee approved spending $35 for the publication of The Rationalization of Go (Ol41). 9.(KDR-JPB 6/12/1941) Provided outline on the publication of the Rationalization of Go (Ol41) and commented on printing and distribution. 10.(WDW-KDR 7/4/1941) WDW had produced 2500-2600 cards of Go technical terms. 11.(KDR-WDW 7/7/1941) KDR and JMHO had made progress with The Rationalization of Go (Ol41), and the AGA had agreed to publish 100 mimeographed copies. First there was to be a limited edition of 12-15 copies for criticism. 12.(F Mossner-KDR 7/21/1941) Dr. Mossner assisted KDR with the translation of the Japanese rules and the Nihon quest to find a logical set of rules in coordination with KDR's & JMHO's work on the Rationalization of Go (Ol41). 13.(KDR-WDW 8/27/1927) The Rationalization of Go was sent out the end of August 1941. American distribution of The Rationalization of Go (Ol41), Preliminary Edition: Library of Congress for copyright 2, JMH Olmstead 2, LF Hartman 1, Dr Mossner 1, JP Bowles 3, WD Witt 1, Dr J Bowman 1, Huntington Cairns 1, Nancy Lee Swann Gest Oriental Library Princeton 1, Dr R Fox 1 (Mathematical friend of JMH Olmstead), Dr Halmos 1 (Mathematical friend of JMH Olmstead), Dr Bohnenblust 1, and KDR 2 (one sent to JB Eggen). Japan Distribution: Yasunaga, Shimada, Nogami (Editor of Ego Club), Kensaku Segochi, Ikeda, and Yamanouchi. 14.(JPB-KDR 9/22/1941) Commented on the pass-play presented in Ol41. (KDR-JPB 9/25/1941) KDR answered JPB comments on the pass-play. (KDR-JPB-9/27/1941) An accounting of the AGA $35 for the publication of Ol41. (KDR-JPB 11/4/1941) KDR received mailing receipts on Ol41 sent to Japan. The post office took mail off a ship to Japan for censorship and KDR thought his errata sheets for Ol41 were among it. (KDR-JPB 11/5/1941) KDR commented on the suicide play. (JPB-KDR 12/2/1941) JPB commented on the suicide play. KDR and JPB disagreed about when the removal of a suicide should be made and who should make the removal. (KDR-JPB 12/9/1941) KDR commented on suicide play with detailed analysis. (JPB-KDR 12/11/1941) More comments on the suicide play. (KDR-JPB 12/23/1941) More comments on the suicide play. (JPB-KDR 1/10/1941) More comments on the suicide play. (KDR-JPB 2/2/1941) More comments on the suicide play. 15.(KDR-FM 9/9/1941) KDR discussed the draft Rationalization of Go (Ol41) and questions F. Mossner had raised on the draft. 16.(KDR-JPB 9/25/1941) KDR informed JP Bowles of Lee Foster Hartman's death on 9/23/41. KDR stated that Lee Foster Hartman, editor of Harper's Magazine, started playing in 1908. He was the first documented Caucasian American to play Go consistently, and for more than three decades. "...and he even had an addiction, inexplicable to his friends, to the Japanese game of Go. As he described it, it never sounded much more exciting than a yacht race; but he could see something in it, and I understand he became very expert at it." From In Memorial, Lee Foster Hartman 1879-1941. The dean of American Go Players, Arthur Smith, never attempted to actually play the game. Hartman was the first American Go Player to play Go and then to play through the years. He started playing in 1908. 17.(KDR-JPB 9/25/1941) KDR wanted to obtain the translation of Maeda's Uchikomi to Ukekata (Ma38) and to finish the editing that LFH had started. 18.(KDR-JPB 10/17/1941) KDR played Go by mail for many years. He decided to test sending a diagram of the game back and forth in the mail using the Korschelt notation to avoid annotation mistakes. 19.(JPB-KDR 11/19/1941) JPB, who held the LF Hartman library, agreed that the library should be in the hands of KDR. 20.(WDW-KDR 12/09/1941) WDW's wife died 11/28/1941. 21.(KDR-JPB 12/09/1941) Comments on the translation of Uchikomi to Ukekata (Ma38) (the original translation was in the Witt collection): "The translation of Maeda's Uchikomi has arrived... It is most meticulously and flawlessly penned on old-fashion stationary with ruled lines -- every other line left blank, so it has a sort of double spaced effect. The sheets are about six by eight inches; some of them are double folded but only one of the four sides is written on. There are 470 of these sheets, and the whole manuscript must weigh about five pounds." KDR was still trying to obtain Maeda's translation. KDR also raised questions about New York Go activity with respect to the war that had started with Japan. 22.(JPB-AGA 12/10/1941) Statement of receipts and disbursements of AGA and New York Go Club. Treasurer A Parrott had resigned. The AGA had a cash balance of $25.31 and assets of $7.37. The joint account of the AGA and New York Go Club was dissolved, leaving the AGA with $0. 23.(WDW-KDR 12/17/1941) Onaga, who helped WDW translate, went into retirement and/or the protective custody of the US Government at the beginning of the war with Japan. 1942 1.The AGA bought Emmanuel Lasker's Go Set and presented it to the US Naval Academy. Ingersoll (Lieutenant in Math) and E Lasker made the presentation before a simultaneous game. 2.KDR took custody of the Lee Foster Hartman Collection which contained Suzuki's Go Dictionary 3 Volumes, Go No Tedokoro, Kitani's Game Collection, The only Nippon Yearbook - Modern games in a vintage year, Tagaisen Fuseki Ho - translation (Sh36), Ruger's The Handicap Game of Go - translation (Ru36), Sekiyama's Gote No Sente - translation (Se40). 3.(Chernowitz-CRH 03/30/1995) Go was played at the Washington Chess Divan on I Street between 14th and 15th Streets, where George Chernowitz played Captain Kramer at the time. 4.(JPB-KDR 12/2/1942) Active New York Go Club players were Lasker, Aaron, Kinsburg, Cook, Kastilan, Cyril Kaplan, and Bowles. 5.(KDR-JPB 12/22/1942) KDR commented on the rules and finish of the game under the Rationalization of Go (Ol41). 1943 1.(KDR-JPB 1/6/1943) KDR discussed the use of a Go game referee. 2.(JPB-KDR 2/25/1943) JPB met AM Turing, a mathematician who played Go with MHA Newman, Alexander, PAM Dirac, IJ Good, and F. Smithers at Cambridge University in England. Turing provided a set of rules with a definition for suicide play. 3.(JPB-KDR 3/12/1943) JPB discussed the S-Play (Suicide-play) 1944 1.(Cook-KDR 5/3/1944) The AGA transferred its headquarters to 23 West 10th St, the location of the Marshall Chess Club. This was a temporary arrangement. 2.(KDR-Cook 5/13/1944) KDR moved to Memphis. Commented on publication of a Go magazine. KDR still had custody of LFH's collection of Go books. 1945 1.(KDR-Marseille 2/21/1946) WD Witt died April 1945. 2.(JMHO-KDR 11/10/1945) JMHO informed KDR that he would no longer work on The Structure of Go (Ro46) and that KDR was on his own. 1946 1.(Chernowitz-KDR 10/11/1945) George Chernowitz purchased the Witt Collection. 2.(John Bauer-KDR 08/20/1946) John Bauer found Ikeda living in Osaka and reported on the living conditions of some of the Japanese Go players during and after the war. 3.(KDR-Bowles, Bowman, Chernowitz, Fox, Lasker, Marseille, Olmstead) KDR requested that the AGA send food and soap to some of the Japanese Go players. 1947 1.(KDR-Fox 12/18/1947) Yasunaga and Shimada requested permission (via John Bauer) to translate The Structure of Go into Japanese. 1948 1.(E Morris-KDR 11/23/1948, KDR-WW Marseille 12/8/1948, Ryder-Horiguchi 12/03/1958) The AGA met on 11/8/1948 to reorganize and activate plans for stimulating the growth of American Go and to begin publishing a Go journal. The organizing committee consisted of Boris Kinsburg, George & Edith Chernowitz, Karl Davis Robinson, Lester & Elisabeth Morris. Membership and subscription was to be $3 per year. AGA Goals: a.Contact among the members. b.Regular issues of Go literature in English. c.Appoint regional chairmen (sub goal). 1949-1954 1.See the American Go Journal Volumes 1-5 (Am49). 2.See the Japanese Go Journal Volumes 1-3 (Ja54).
3.(Am49 1:1p5) Joseph P. Bowles died April 1949. 4.The AGA suspended publication of the American Go Journal (Am49) with the Japanese publication of the Japanese Go Journal (Ja54). 5.(Ratings April 1954) Lester Morris provided a list of rated American players. 6.(KDR-Fox 08/02/1954) KDR transfered his Go Library to trustees (Lester Morris and Ralph Fox) on behalf of the AGA. 7.Roger Newlander began his translation of a recent Nihon Kiin series on Go (Ne59.1-4). 8.(KDR-Fox 01/07/1955) Morris Cohon commissioned John Bauer to translate Go no Kandokro (The Vital Points of Go) (Ta58) from the Nihon Kiin Series on Go that Roger Newlander was translating. 9.The AGA published its first Newsletter. 1955 1.(Fox 1955 Notes) Ralph Fox noted a Semantic Paradox. A group is captured when it is taken off the board: if its capture cannot be prevented by alternate play, it is called dead. Thus, capture is more final than death. In fact, if alternate play is perturbed by the global strategy, it can even happen that dead stones become alive again and thereby resist capture. This is not just a linguistic paradox; this apparent inconsistency in the use of words occurs also in the original Japanese. (From notes on the fundamental concepts of Go.) 2.(Murashima-KDR 5/7/1955) Robinson was asked to review the draft of How to Play Go (Ta56) by Takagawa Shukaku. 3.(KDR-Murashima 26/8/1955) KDR sent Murashima a copy of his draft revision of The Structure of Go. 4.(12/20/1935) Elizabeth Morris died Dec 20, 1955. Her missionary zeal working on the AGJ staff did much for the spread of Go throughout the US. (Chernowitz-CRH 03/30/1995) The debt that American Go owes to the Morris family cannot be underestimated as they literally devoted their lives to promoting the game and publishing the AGJ at its beginning. 5.(Ja54 V2:6) Igo Bunka sponsors their First International Go Tournament in Tokyo. Robert Gillooly represented the U.S. 1956 1.(AGA Letter 04/??/1956) The AGA moved its headquarters out of the Marshall Chess Club to 137 Montague Street in the house of Harry Satow. 2.(NF Tsang-KDR 06/02/1956) NF Tsang discussed the inflation of professional grades in Japan. 3.(KDR-NF Tsang 06/11/1956) The AGA suggested including a Bulletin of the American Go Association with each issue of the Japanese Go Journal. 4.(AGA Letter 02/11/1957) The Japanese Go Journal suspended publication. 1957 1.(AGA Executive Meeting 01/19/1957) The AGA decided to begin publishing the American Go Journal (Am 49) again. 2.(Newlander-McCallister 06/01/1957) Roger Newlander received permission to use his translations of the books by Iwamoto and Kitani for any Newlander purpose. 3.(Goodell-All Concerned 09/20/1957) John D. Goodell promoted Go with his book The World of Ki (Go57.1) and sold American-made 13x13 and 19x19 line boards with Japanese made stones. 4.(KDR-Kastilan 11/28/1957) KDR retired as president of the AGA. 5.The first European Go Congress was held. 1958 1.(KDR-Horiguchi 06/25/1958) KDR was in the middle of trying to publish an update to The Structure of Go (Ro46). 2.(KDR-Daly 07/03/1958) KDR presented his Go Library to the AGA under the custody of Ralph Fox at Princeton University. 3.(Sabov-KDR 08/17/1958) Goodell planned to market an eight line Go set. 4.(AGA Secretary's Report 01/24/58) John Goodell sold over 3000 Go sets. 5.(KDR-Goodell 08/21/1958, 02/14/1959) Commented on the translation of The Vital Points of Go (Ta58). John Bauer was paid by Morris Cohon for the translation (an amount way below the current rate for such translation), with the intent of publishing it in the AGJ. However, the AGJ had ceased publication. While Fukuda was visiting the U.S. he was impressed with the translation and took a copy back to Japan complete with diagrams. Later Nihon Kiin sent John Bauer a contract with the number of copies left blank. Takao Matsuda secured the consent of Mr. Cohon, who suggested that 100 copies be provided John Bauer on publication which would also include 25 copies for Mr. Cohon. In February 1959 John Bauer received 10 copies, which were distributed as follows: 5 - Mr. Cohon, 1 - John Bauer, 1 - Robinson Go Library, 1 - KDR, 1 - Lester Morris, 1 - John Goodell. 1959 1.(Ryder-Fox 04/02/1959) Kaoru Iwamoto (8 Dan), former Honinbo title holder, and Akio Matsui (5 Dan), journalist in charge of overseas news and articles for Kido and Igo Kurabu, visited the U.S. Mr. Iwamoto brought his daughter with him to serve as his interpreter. She was an extremely strong Go player as well. 2.(McCallister-Hutchinson 06/17/1995) Iwamoto's stay for over a year was made possible in part by Mitsuo Horiguchi who ran the Japanese New York Go Club.
1960 1.(Morris-Scalpone 02/24/1960) By 02/24/1960 the AGA had received about one hundred inquiries as a result of the Women's Day article entitled The Game Nobody Plays (Wo60). 2.(Morris-Scalpone 05/03/1960) Due to the continued response to the Women's Day article, the AGA reprinted 4860 copies of The Game of Go (Mo51). 3.(Nippon Kiin-AGA 06/17/1960) The Nippon Kiin informed the AGA of their plans to publish a Go journal in English. 4.(Ry60) RM Ryder published a memo on a System for Rating Players of the Game of Go (Ry60). 1961 1.(AGA letter) The Nihon Kiin began publishing the Go Monthly Review (Re60). 2.(McCallister-Trilling 01/07/1961) The Nippon Kiin agreed to allow U.S. Go Monthly Review subscribers to be members of the AGA. 3.(Morris-Shimpei 01/13/1961) The AGA began to address the issue of whether to continue publishiing the American Go Journal with the new Go Monthly Review on the market. The AGA did not intend to stop publishing the American Go Journal. 4.(AGA 03/18/1961, McCallister-Hutchinson 06/17/1995) The AGA (Rober McCallister with the Help of Debbie Osborne) sent out over 18,000 copies of The Game of Go in response to the Women's Day article The Game Nobody Plays (Wo60). 5.(03/22/1961) KDR died March 22, 1961. 6.(Morris-McCallister 05/10/1961) The AGA under the leadership of Rober McCallister decided to drop publication of the American Go Journal. The AGA would continue to act as an information center, to help local clubs resolve tournament problems, and perhaps someday to renew Journal publication. 7.(Ryder-?? ??/??/1961) One third of the mail he received as AGA Secretary pleaded for continuance of the American Go Journal. 8.(McCallister-Scalpone) American Go Journal Vol 8:4 went to press. 9.(McCallister-AGA 10/??/1961) The AGA goals were to put out an occasional newsletter or issue of the American Go Journal, to have a national championship, and to have a national rating system. 10.(Fink-AGA 01/16/1962) On 12/22/1961 the first Go Association was founded in Yugoslavia. 1962 1.(AGA-Member 02/10/1962) All subscribers to the Go Monthly Review who resided in the United States, Hawaii, and the Domain of Canada were automatic members of the AGA. 2.(Fink-AGA 04/07/1962) The AGA was invited to send a representative to the 1962 European Go Congress. 3.The AGA was still considering incorporation. 4.(McCallister-Goodell 09/23/1962) McCallister delegated John Goodell as acting president of the AGA. 5.(Am49V10:3p6) NOST (Knights of the Square Table) included postal Go in its games under the coordination of Noble Carlson. 1963 1.(AGA Newsletter 11/30/1964) In 1963 the Nihon Kiin sponsored their First International Go Tournament which was held in Tokyo. The U.S. was represented by Ralph Fox and Robert Ryder. 1964 1.(Minutes AGA meeting 06/07/1964) The AGA met and discussed ideas for strengthening the AGA. 2.(Mann-Eliasberg 07/20/1964) Irwin Mann provided the AGA with a rearranged membership list. 3.(Goodell-AGA 11/30/1964) John Goodell revived the American Go Association Newsletter (Am64). 4.(AGA Newsletter 11/30/1964) Messers. Takao Matsuda and Paul Anderson represented the US in the 2nd International Tournament. The AGA planned to hold a national tournament to determine future representatives. 5.A Treatise of the Rules of Go by JMH Olmstead and KD Robinson was published in Go Review Volume 4:9 p87-103. 1965 1.(AGA letter undated) Paul Anderson wanted a candidate from the West Coast to be nominated for President or Vice President. 2.Lester Morris died. 3.(Anderson-Fox 03/12/1965) The AGA prepared rules for selecting who would participate in the International Go team to represent America. 4.(Bradley-Eliasberg 07/27/1965) Milton Bradley provided the AGA with suggestions for increasing the U.S. Go playing population. 1967 1.(AGA Letter 02/01/1967) The American Go Association Constitution was sent out for general membership vote. 2.Robert McCallister prepared a Go Rating System (Draft). 3.(Ryder-Cha 04/08/1967) The AGA addressed problems in rating inflation.
4.(Ryder 04/30/1967) Robert Ryder prepared a Proposed Go Rating System for the AGA. 5.(Nassau-AGA 06/??/1967) Kurt Nassau began publication of the American Go Newsletter (Am76). 1968 - 1973 1.Read all about it in the American Go Newsletter. 1968 1.(AGA Letter 05/7/1968) The AGA sent out a set of draft regulations to Go Clubs. 2.(Anderson-Fox 05/07/1968) Paul Anderson drafted regulations for AGA Chapters. 3.In 1968 Ishi Press published its first book, Modern Joseki and Fuseki Volume 1 (Sa68). 1969 1.(McCallister-Hutchinson 06/17/1995) Robert McCallister and Richard Dolen develped a procedure for holding telephone matches which were later used by the AGA under the leadership of Bob Ryder. 1973 2.(Stephenson-AGA 12/05/1973) The AGA decided to renew publication of the American Go Journal. 3.(Am49V9:2p3) Dr Ralph H. Fox died 12/23/1973. 1974 - 1995 1.Read all about it in the American Go Journal. 1974 1.(Dix-Hutchinson 11/07/1974) The KDR Go Library was transferred from the AGA to the Gest Oriental Library in Princeton NJ. 2.(Am49V9:2p1) James Kerwin moved to Japan to become the first American Go Professional. 3.(Am49V9:2p3) T. Drange taught Go as an optional part of his logic course in West Virginia. 1976 1.(10/30/1976) On October 30, 1976 the AGA Executive Committee met for the first time under John Stevenson's presidency. Two AGA committees were organized. Eben Breed chaired the committee to study and make recommendations on AGA by-laws and election procedures. Terry Benson chaired the committee to establish tournament regulations. 1978 1.The main U.S. Championship tournament was a simultaneous Eastern and Western held on Labor Day Weekend (the last summer weekend) from 1978 to 1984. The Eastern's held in New York (and organized by Terry Benson) grew to 155 players and the Western's (alternating between San Francisco and Los Angeles) grew to 80 players. The size of the Championship tournaments and their connection to the selection of players for the World Amateur Championship gave go and the Association a successful publicity event. 2.In 1978, Dave Relson took over as Membership Secretary and Rating Coordinator and put the AGA's records on computer. Bruce Wilcox began his Instant Go series in the Journal. Les Lanphear started his tenure as Western Vice President. Many individuals (including Don Wiener, Barbara Calhoun, and Roy Laird) began to help with the Journal and AGA work. The Association membership zoomed to700. 1980's 1.In the '80s, professional players became a regular part of the U.S. go scene. James Kerwin, the U.S.'s first professional, returned after 8 years of study in Japan and first settled in his native Minnesota. He started a local go salon, traveled to several Canadian and United States clubs, and began conducting Go Retreats. Jimmy Cha, Korean 4 dan, in Los Angeles was a generous sponsor and attending professional at several Western Championships and organized a number of important professional tours to the United States. Michael Redmond, pro 5 Dan, of Santa Barbara, California returned from Japan and provided a tremendous boost to the AGA. His rapid progress up through the ranks enhanced the international stature of U.S. go and his story encourages all U.S. players. 2.In the new position of Club Coordinator, Roger White of Cleveland immensely improved services to go organizers. The AGA now listed 116 clubs in the U.S.; 42 of which were official AGA Chapters. After several changes in editorship, the American Go Journal was back on schedule under the guidance of Roy Laird. The AGA's International Go Federation affairs were handled by Les Lanphear and Barbara Calhoun. Dave Relson resigned as membership secretary but not before converting the AGA's rating and membership programs to run on IBM-PC compatible systems. 1984 1.The first Computer Go Tournament is held. 1985 1.In 1985, Haskell Small, inspired by the European Go Congress, put together a team of organizers from the Baltimore-Washington area and ran the First U.S. Go Congress. Although the event was not held in New York City, it was a tremendous success drawing 6 professional players and doubled the expected turnout. (64 players came for the full week, 131 for the weekend Eastern Championship). The scale of the Congress was a quantum leap in the activity of the AGA and continues to be a permanent feature of U.S. Go activities. 1986
1.A new pamphlet, The Way to Go, written by Karl Baker and designed to help promoters of go introduce beginners to the basic concepts was published in 1986. 2.The World Youth Tournament was started as an impetus to start teaching go to children. Several chapters began formal training programs and a North American tournament to select representatives was started to encourage the next generation of go players. 3.The microcomputer revolution was harnessed to help promote go especially in nations like the U.S. with sparse go populations and long distances. Tele-Tsuke is a computer program and standardized communications protocol to allow two players with microcomputers and modems to play a game over telephone lines. The AGA sponsored program was implemented on IBM, AppleII, and Commodore; but any properly equipped computer could be used so long as its programmer follows the protocol. Tele-Tsuke will allow-at a reasonable cost: national and international team play, youth tournaments, selections for international events and access to opponents and teachers by isolated players. 1991 1.The AGA, in cooperation with Roger White, established the American Go Foundation to accept tax-deductible contributions toward advancing the educational and cultural aspects of Go. 1993 1.Go Arrived on the Internet. 1994 1.AGA became incorporated.
AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION HISTORICAL AMERICAN GO JOURNAL CONTENTS INDEX March 30, 2006 This AGA American Go Journal Contents Index was compiled by Craig R Hutchinson, AGA Librarian/Archivist. Entries are based on material in the AGA Library/Archive, his personal collection, and other bibliographies. Research is continuing. Please send recommended updates, additions, and changes with supporting documentation to Craig R Hutchinson, 3409 Silver Maple Place, Falls Church, VA 22042-3545, TEL: 703-698-9811, FAX: 703-876-6727, e-mail crhutch@aol.com.
The index begins with the first AGA Bulletin published in 1936 and includes the English language Japanese Go Journal published 1954-56 and the AGA Newsletters published 1955-1973, as well as the American Go Journal. The indexes are in chronological order. The index gives the Page/Title of Article/Author; however, the author is omitted in many citations.
Go A Bulletin Devoted to the Game of Go VOLUME 01:1 DATED 1936/03/15 01The New Bulletin 01Go Club Started at N.Y.U.- "Esquire" Article Credited 01Honorary Member - Hu Hui Chan 01Lee Hartman Elected President of the AGA 01New Translation Handicap Go By Bruno Ruger 01New York Players Meet Twice Weekly THE AMERICAN GO JOURNAL 1949-1955 VOLUME 01:1 DATED 1949/09 01Hartman, LF; Witt, WD; Smith, Arthur; Robinson, KD; Lasker, Edward 0110 Problems 01An Introduction To Go Part I; Steinbook, Max 01Rules; Steinbook, Max 03First Honinbo Title Match Game 1; Translated by Frederick Mossner 07The American Go Association - Go Boards 07The Master Said; Confucious, The Analects 07We Regret: Obituary Bowles, Joseph P. 08Shin Fuseki - Nature of the Corner (Igo Gairon); Translated by Nogami Akirei of Tokyo and edited by John L. Bauer 12The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 01; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 14Base Positions; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris VOLUME 01:2 DATED 1949/12 17An Introduction To Go Part II; Steinbook, Max 18Problems - Saving Threatened Groups 19First Honinbo Title Match Game 2; Translated by Frederick Mossner 23Unannotated Games 17/11/1670 B:Yasui Sentets, W:Honinbo Dosaku; Translated by Rudolf Aron 24Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 01; Honinbo Shusai, Translated by Masao Dodo, Edited by LF Hartman, WD Witt and Max Steinbook 27The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 02; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 30Solutions of Problems 31Letters To The Editor; Rudolf Aron 32A Go Primer; Gilbert W. Rosenthal 32A Look At the Future; Editors VOLUME 01:3 DATED 1950/04 33An Introduction To Go Part III; Steinbook, Max 35First Honinbo Title Match Game 3; Translated by Frederick Mossner
38Problems - Aggressive Attitude 39Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 02; Honinbo Shusai, Translated by Masao Dodo, Edited by LF Hartman, WD Witt and Max Steinbook 41The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 03; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 43Comment; Shimada Takuji, "Igo Kempo" 44Unannotated Games 1901, B:Nakagawa Kamesaburo, W:Honinbo Shusai; Rudolf Aron 45Equipment 46Go in The New York City Area; Boris J Kinsburg 47An Eyewitness Report On Go In Post-War Japan; John L Bauer 47Go in The San Francisco Area; Guthrie McClain 48Problem Correction; G.W. Rosenthal 48Solutions to Problems VOLUME 01:4 DATED 1950/07 49Even Game Joseki Part I; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 52First Honinbo Title Match Game 4; Translated by Frederick Mossner 54Confucius, Elmer Davis, and The New York Times 54Problems - Connecting Groups 55Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 03; Honinbo Shusai 57The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 04; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 61List of Members; AGA 63End of The Fourth Round; AGA 64Solutions of Problems VOLUME 02:1 DATED 1951/03 01Even Game Joseki Part II; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 03First Honinbo Title Match Game 5; Translated by Frederick Mossner 05Problems 06The Invasion of Enemy Territory; Bruno Ruger, Translated by Elizabeth Morris 07Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 04; Honinbo Shusai 09Unannotated Games: A Future Meijin (1901, B:Honinbo Shusai, Nakagawa Kamesaburo); Rudolf Aron 10The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 05; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 13Corner Positions Leading to Ko, Seki, or Capture; Bruno Ruger 16Solutions of Problems VOLUME 02:2 DATED 1951/06 17A Go Master Visits The U.S. (Masayoshi Fukuda) 17New Members 19First Honinbo Title Match Game 6; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Edited By Rudolf Aron 25Even Game Joseki Part III; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 28Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 05; Honinbo Shusai 29The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 06; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 31Unannotated Games 1750?, B:Hakugen Honinbo, 8Dan (1727-1754), W:Inseki Inonye, 7Dan (1707-1772); Rudolf Aron VOLUME 02:3 DATED 1951/09 33Fukuda Games; W:Fukuda, B:Marseille 37Editorial 37Fukuda Games; W:Fukuda, B:Kinsburg 38Even Game Joseki Part IV; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 41Problems 42Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 06 & 07; Honinbo Shusai 44The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 07; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 47An Interesting Letter; Ralph Fox 48Solutions to Problems VOLUME 02:4 DATED 1951/12 49Nine Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger 51Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 08 & 09; Honinbo Shusai 53Please Note; AGA 54Fukuda Games; W:Fukuda, B:Robert Gillooly 55The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 08; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 58Honinbo Shusai - Iwasaki Kenzo Game; Translated by Rudolf Aron 59Errata "The Game of Go" 60Even Game Joseki Part V; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 63Four Handed Game; B:Kitani & Go Seigen, W:Suzuki & Segoshi 64Correspondence Go? 64Letter To The Editor; George Chernowitz 64Renewal of Student Memberships 64The Battle is On! (New York Six Week Tournament) 64Two Regular Go Nights (New York Area) VOLUME 03:1 DATED 1952/03 01Note On Counting During the Game; Walter Marseille 04A Match Between Ninth Degree Masters (Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa) Game 1; B:Fujisawa, W:Go Seigen 06Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 10 & 11; Honinbo Shusai 08The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 09; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 11Seven Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger 12Index of Even Joseki Articles 16Miscellany VOLUME 03:2 DATED 1952/06 03Problems from the magazine Ki-en 17Hasegawa - Mukia Game; Translated by Rudolf Aron 18Fukuda in Hawaii 18Go in Taiwan 18New York Tournament 18Strength - Degrees and Ranks 23Shusaku - Iwasaki Kenzo Game; Translated by Koshi Takashima 24Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 02; Translated by Koshi Takashima 26Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 12, 13 & 14; Honinbo Shusai 29The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 10; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris VOLUME 03:3 DATED 1952/09 33Invasion of Border Territories Part 1; Kajiwara 6 Dan 35Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 03; Translated by Koshi Takashima 38Ryutetsu - Jowa Game; Bruno Ruger 43Problems 44Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 15 & 16; Honinbo Shusai 46Japanese Glossary 46Solutions To Problems VOLUME 03:4 DATED 1952/12 49Past and Present Presidents of Nippon Kiin Visit AGA Headquarters 51Errata (v3:2p24) 51Schedule of Points, Grand Tournament of Professional Masters of Nippon Kiin 51Solutions To Problems on page 55 52Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 04; Translated by Koshi Takashima 56Invasion of Border Territories Part 2; Kajiwara 6 Dan 58Takata Gillooly Game; W:Takata, B:Gillooly 60The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 11; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris 61Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 17; Honinbo Shusai VOLUME 04:1 DATED 1953/03 01A Comparison Between The Rules of Wei-Ch'i and Go; C.C. Ing 04Counting Liberties; Masayoshi Fukuda 6Dan 08Two Problems By a Chinese Emperor; Lien-sheng Yang 09Anomalous Situation - A Letter to the Editor; Lien-sheng Yang 10Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 05; Translated by Koshi Takashima 14Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 18 & 19; Honinbo Shusai 16Answers To Problems on Page 3 VOLUME 04:2 DATED 1953/06 17A Biographical Note on Go Seigen; Lien-sheng Yang
18Answer to the Chosei problem (v04:2p13) 18Errata v01:1p3,p11 19Invasion of Border Territories Part 3; Kajiwara 6 Dan 21A Letter to the Secretary; Albert Lai Moon 22Five Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger 24Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 20; Honinbo Shusai 26Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 06 & 07; Translated by Koshi Takashima 32Miscellany VOLUME 04:3 DATED 1953/09 33End Play; Koshi Takashima 40Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 08; Translated by Koshi Takashima 42Three Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger 44Honinbo Shusai - Go Seigen 1933-34 Game 47The Structure of Go; Karl Davis Robinson VOLUME 04:3.5 DATED 1953/11 03A Letter To The Editor; Walter W Marseille VOLUME 04:4 DATED 1953/12 49Shodan Diplomas Awarded (Robert Gillooly, Katsumi Nishiyama, Yaichi Hayakawa, Karl Davis Robinson, Edward Lasker) 49Tasuko Masubuchi Visits the U.S. 52Masubuchi - Matsuda Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Takao Matsuda 54Masubuchi - Takashima Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Koshi Takashima 56Masubuchi - Taylor Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Scott Taylor 58Masubuchi - Proujansky Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Arnold Proujansky 58Masubuchi - Takahashi Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Rokuro Takahashi 62Masubuchi - Elizabeth Morris Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Elizabeth Morris 63Kido 64A Letter From Miss Masubuchi; Masubuchi VOLUME 05:1 DATED 1954/03 01Hasegawa - Gillooly Game; W:Hasegawa, B:Gillooly 02Problems 03Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 09; Translated by Koshi Takashima 06Masubuchi - Matusda Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Takao Matsuda 08Masubuchi - Nishiyama Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Katsumi Nishiyama 10Masubuchi - Fox Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Ralph Fox 12Masubuchi - Sorensen Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Ruth Sorensen 13Answers to Problems on Page 2 14Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 21; Honinbo Shusai 16A Gift From Tsushima Sensei 16Chernowitz Library VOLUME 05:2 DATED 1954/06 17Matsuda - Lee Game 18Kido 18Seki Within Seki; IJ Good 18Visits and Visitors 19Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 22; Honinbo Shusai 20Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 10; Translated by Koshi Takashima 22Eight Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger 24Problems; Koshi Takashima
25Answers to Problems 26Honinbo Shusai - Komura 3Dan 28Go Seigen - Muramatsu Shofu Game 29Answers to Problems Continued VOLUME 05:3 DATED 1954/09 33Nine Stone New Fuseki; Masui 4Dan 34Nine Stone Game From Masui's Superspeed Improvement Method; Masui 4Dan 35Bell Telephone Laboratories 35Fukuda Visit 36Yasui Senkaku - Honinbo Dochi Game 38Murase Shuho - Honinbo Shueyi Game 39Problems 40Honinbo Shukaku (Takagawa) has again successfully defended his title.. 40Matsujiro - Sanchi Game 46Taiwan Prodigy 47Problems Solutions 48Nihon Kiin Awards (Shodan: Nathan J. Fine, Ralph H. Fox, Lien-sheng Yang; Nidan: Koshi Takashima; Godan: Takao Matsuda) VOLUME 05:4 DATED 1954/12 49Menjo Rengo (Partnership Game) 521954 Honinbo Title Match Game; W:Sugiuchi, B:Honinbo Shukaku 54Handicap Fuseki; Masui 4Dan 55Two Seven Stone Fuseki Studies; Masui 4Dan 56Five Stone Fuseki Study By Iwamoto; Masui 4Dan 58Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 23 & 24; Honinbo Shusai 60Hashimoto - Iwamoto Game; W:Hashimoto, B:Iwamoto 62Honinbo Shueyi - Tamura (Shusai) Game; W:Shueyi, B:Tamura 63AGJ Takes A Sabbatical THE JAPANESE GO JOURNAL 1954-1956 VOLUME 01:1 DATED 1954/09 01Go Seigen - Hashimoto Match Game 2 03Letters; Juichi Tsushima, Arao Imamura, Kensaku Segoe, Kiyoko Ito 04Go Seigen - Hashimoto Match Game 1 05Go Seigen - Hashimoto Match Game 3 05Reviews of Go Activities In Japan 06Sasada as Students' Champion for 1953 08News From Japan VOLUME 01:2 DATED 1954/11 09National Championship Match Game 1; B:Takagawa, W:Sugiuchi 11National Championship Match Game 2 13National Championship Match Game 3 14Three Stone Handicap Game; Segoe - Three Amateurs 16Go Activities In Japan VOLUME 02:1 DATED 1955/01 01National Championship Match Game 4 02Letter From Abroad; Lester and Elizabeth Morris, Felix Dueball, Richard Nethercut 03National Championship Match Game 6 06Go Activities In Japan - Periodicals On Go 07Three Stone Handicap Game 08Match Between Hashimoto and Fujisawa VOLUME 02:2 DATED 1955/03 09Preliminary Hon-In-Bo Tournament Game 12A Rapid Transit Game 14High Ranking Players Promoted 15Kuwabara - Kikuchi 16Challenger's Tournament For Hon-In-Bo 16Go in U.S.A. 16Honinbo Preliminary Tournament 16Playing Conditions VOLUME 02:3 DATED 1955/05 17Shimamura - Miyashita Game 19Hashimoto - Fujisawa Game 21Problem 22Cho - Go Game 24Answer To Problem on Page 21 24Go Flourishing In New York 24Hashimoto-Fujisawa Match 24Kikuchi As Hope of Amateurs 24Takagawa Still Champion 24Team Match Between Formosa and Korea VOLUME 02:4 DATED 1955/07 25National (Hon-In-Bo) Championship Match Game 1; Takagawa - Shimamura 27Problems 28Takagawa - Go Seigen Three Game Match Game 1 29Kikuchi - Kano Game, First Game of a Three Game Match 32Answer To Problem on Page 27 32Newspapers Sponsor Two Matches Between Go Seigen and Takagawa VOLUME 02:5 DATED 1955/09 33Go Seigen - Takaqawa Ten-Game Match Game 1 33Problems 36National (Hon-In-Bo) Championship Match Game 2; Takagawa - Shimamura 38Gillooly - Segoe 40A 5.5 Point Komi For W 40Answers To Problems on page 33 40Go Seigen Leads In Matches 40Mrs Ito Leads In Women's Championship VOLUME 02:6 DATED 1955/11 41Go Seigen - Takaqawa Ten-Game Match Game 2 44Women's Championship Match Game 1 45A Four Player Game 46Chevalley - Segoe 48An International Go Tournament 48International Go Tournament To Be Played Under New Rules VOLUME 03:1 DATED 1956/01 01Hirata - Takagawa Game 04A Study In Non-Handicap Opening Play 05Gillooly - Kim 05International Go Tournament Photo 08A Letter From Karl D Robinson 08Errata Ja54v02:6p45 08The First International Tournament THE (FIRST) AMERICAN GO NEWSLETTER 1955 VOLUME 00:1 DATED 1955/08/01 016th Dan Professional Again Visits U.S.A. 02Congratulations, Gentlemen! Promoted to Amateur 2 dan: Robert Gillooly, Yaichi Hayakawa, Walter W. Marseille, Scott Taylor 02Editor of German "Go-Zeitung" Visits New York 02In Memoriam: Richard C. Blanchfield THE AMERICAN GO JOURNAL 1957-1961
VOLUME 06:1 DATED 1957/04 01Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 1; Kensaku Segoe 02About Volume Six 03Go Seigen - Takagawa Game 7 of 10 06Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 25; Honinbo Shusai 07Problems 08Kyu & Dan 08Solutions to Problems 09Back Issues of the AGJ are Available 09Roger Newlander Translations 09The Game of Go, by A. Smith, is Back in Print 09The State of Go - New Jersey 10Raising Your Strength Part 1: Extensions and Connections VOLUME 06:2 DATED 1957/07 17Advanced Strategy Part 1; Kaku Takagawa 18Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 2; Kensaku Segoe 20A Contribution To Joseki Study; Takao Matsuda 23Hashimoto vs Sakata 26Raising Your Strength Part 2: Forming Territory VOLUME 06:3 DATED 1957/12 33The Resurgence of the New York Go Club 35Two Stone Handicap Fuseki Part 1; Minoru Kitani 38Go Seigen - Takagawa 42Advanced Strategy Part 2; Kaku Takagawa 46Erratum v06:1p10 47Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 26; Honinbo Shusai VOLUME 06:4 DATED 1958/05 49Two Stone Handicap Fuseki Part 2; Minoru Kitani 50AGA Officer Election Results 50AGA Plans to Publish an Anthology 50Good News 50John Goodell Sold over 3,500 Go sets 51Sakata - Takagawa Game 55Advanced Strategy Part 3; Kaku Takagawa 58Raising Your Strength Part 3: Staying Out of Trouble 61Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 3; Kensaku Segoe VOLUME 07:1,2 DATED 1958/11 01Principles of Opening Strategy: How To Play Along the Side; Kaku Takagawa 21A Six Stone Game; Iwamoto 22Of Solid Matter 22Of Solid Matter 22Takao Matsuda is writing a book on "Basic Form in Go" 22The "AGJ Anthology" is printed and bound 23A Go Primer, by Dr. Gilbert W. Rosenthal, is again available 23Problems 23The Second European Go-Congress 24Raising Your Strength Part 4: Playing White for the First Time 30Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 4; Kensaku Segoe 31Answers to Problems on page 23 32A Rule For Seki VOLUME 07:3 DATED 1959/05 33Essential Techniques of Go Part 1; Takao Matsuda 37Solutions to Problems (given on page 41) 38Sakata vs Takagawa 41Problems
42Two Stone Handicap Game Part 3; Minoru Kitani 44My Trip To Japan; RA McCallister 46McCallister vs Takagawa; RA McCallister 48Iwamoto & Matsui: A New Yorker's View VOLUME 07:4 DATED 1959/10 49Essential Techniques of Go Part 2; Takao Matsuda 54News of Go - (1, 2, 4, and 5 degree awarded to American Players) 55Iwamoto vs Matsuda 56Karigane 58Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 5; Kensaku Segoe 60Iwamoto vs Takagawa 64Second Encounter VOLUME 08:1 DATED 1960/02 01Go Proverbs Illustrated and Explained Part 1; Kensaku Segoe 06Correction to diagram v07:4p51 07Essential Techniques of Go Part 3; Takao Matsuda 12AGA News: Membership Meeting; New Jersey Tournament; Article in "Womens Day"; State of Go in Southern California; News from Go Clubs: Twin Cities, Toledo, Hartford, Seattle, Portland, University of North Carolina, Montreal 13American Chapters of the Nippon Kiin 14Amateur Honinbo Tournament Matsuda vs Kusaka VOLUME 08:2 DATED 1960/06 17Eastern U.S. Championship - C.S. Shen Defeats Matsuda in Final Round 18Two Stone Handicap Game Part 4; Minoru Kitani 23Honinbo Title Match Kitani vs Takagawa 27Announcement: Termination of offer to provide a copy of the "AGJ Anthology" to each new subscriber; AGA 28Go Proverbs Illustrated and Explained Part 2; Kensaku Segoe 32Well Known Faces
VOLUME 08:3 DATED 1960/09 33Essential Techniques of Go Part 4; Takao Matsuda 37Fujisawa vs Hashimoto 40Go Equipment; American Go Supply 41Two Stone Handicap Game Part 5; Minoru Kitani 43Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 6; Kensaku Segoe 47Go and Go-Moku By Edward Lasker is back in print 47Go News: Japanese Tournaments 47Photos: C.S. Chen and Roger Newlander, Takagawa VOLUME 08:4 DATED 1961/09 49Takagawa vs Fujisawa 54Essential Techniques of Go Part 5; Takao Matsuda 58Two Stone Handicap Game Part 6; Minoru Kitani 60Problems 61Sakai vs Matsuda 64In Memoriam: Karl Davis Robinson THE AMERICAN GO NEWSLETTER 1964-1973 VOLUME 00:2 DATED 1964/11/30 01IBM and BTL held their first tournament 01Takao Matsuda won the 1964 Eastern Seaboard Honinbo Tournament 02First International Go Tournament VOLUME 00:3 DATED 1964/12/17 01Second International Go Tournament VOLUME 00:4 DATED 1965/03/01 01Sixth Annual New Jersey Go Tournament 02Rules for Selection of An International Go Team To Represent America in any Tournament held in 1965 VOLUME 00:5 DATED 1965/11 01Eisaku Sato, Prime Minister of Japan, Presented the AGA with a Trophy 01Second Annual IBM and BTL Tournament 01Three players from Midwest challenge Eastern Players 03AGA Annual Meeting VOLUME 01:1 DATED 1967/06 01Takao Matsuda is New Jersey Open Go Champion for 1967 02Go Club Profiles: Cleveland, Denver, New Jersey, San Francisco, Massachusetts, Seattle 03American Rating System VOLUME 01:2 DATED 1967/09 01Dr Matsutomo is U.S. Eastern Honinbo for 1967 01The Challenger's Tournament 02Jack Schwartz 03Go Club Profiles: Atlanta, Goose Hollow, Greater Washington, Lakers, Montreal, Purdue University, Stanford University, University of Wisconsin 03Iwamoto Visits New York Area VOLUME 01:3 DATED 1967/11 01Is the AGA Dead 021968 New Jersey Open Tournament 02Go Club Profiles: Berkley, Hawaii Kiin, New York, New York City, Portland, Princeton 02Play Go By Mail
02Tournament Results: New York Go Club, New Jersey Go Club 03Fukuda, 6 Dan, on Visit 03On Running A Go Tournament Part 1; R.M. Ryder VOLUME 02:1 DATED 1968/01 01Go Club Profiles: Massachusetts, Holmdel, Whippany 01Know Your Officers - Paul Anderson 01Tournament Results 02The U.S.A. Honinbo Tournament? 03On Running A Go Tournament Part 3; R.M. Ryder 04Fukuda Visits New Jersey 04Go Rating Systems; R.M. Ryder 05The European System 05The Japanese and American Rating System 05The Japanese Professional Rating System 05The Point System VOLUME 02:2 DATED 1968/03 01Go Club Profiles: La Jolla Go Club 01Lost and Missing Go Clubs 01New York Go Club January Tournament 01Soon Leads In New Jersey Go Tournament 1968 02Go Rating Systems Continued; R.M. Ryder 03Know Your Officers - Walt McKibben VOLUME 02:3 DATED 1968/04 01Go Trip To Japan 01Soon Wins New Jersey Open "Go" Championship 1968, Ryder Wins New Jersey Part 01The U.S.A. Honinbo Tournament Will Be Held 02Go Club Profiles: Rafu Kiin, Seinan Go Kaisha, Pasadena, Santa Barbara, Gardena, Monterey, Virginia, Univac, Greater Washington, Montreal, Ann Arbor, Chicago Mensa 04Publications Available Through the American Go Association 05Go Club Profiles - New York State Open Championships 05Know Your Officers - Ruth Thompson 05Tournament Results 05Traveling Tournament VOLUME 02:4 DATED 1968/05 01U.S. Eastern Honinbo Tournament 02Challenge - Purdue vs anybody on the telephone 02New Go Book In English "Modern Joseki and Fuseki"; Richard Bozulich 02News Flash: Dr. R.M. Ryder promoted to 5 dan 03First Go Match by Long-Distance Telephone; R.M. Ryder 04Matsuda Wins New York Go Championship 05Gardena Go Club Tournament 05Go at New York City High Schools 05Know Your Officers - Jay Eliasberg 06On Running A Go Tournament Part 4; R.M. Ryder 07Go Club Profiles: Stanford, Japanese Language Speaking Association, Univac, Montreal, New York, Greater Hartford VOLUME 02:5 DATED 1968/08 01North American Honinbo Playoffs 01U.S. Western Honinbo Championship 02Matsuda Wins U.S. Eastern Go Championship for Sixth Time 03Annual Father and Son Tournament Won by Horiguchis 03Second U.S. Telephone Match Won by Washington Club 03U.S. Go Players in Tokyo 04Murray Hill Go Club Tournament 04Pasadena Go Club Summer Tournament 04Rafu Kiin, Los Angeles Annual Nisei Week Festival Tournament 04Rules For Playing Go by Telephone VOLUME 02:6 DATED 1968/10 01Subscription Renewal 02A Note of Thanks From The President and Vice President 02Takao Matsuda Wins North American Honinbo Title 04Biography of Takao Matsuda Six dan 04Plans for the 1969 North American Honinbo Tournament 05Regional and Local Tournaments 06Edward Lasker Trophy Announced 06Unusual Tournament Held in Tokyo 07New York - Massachusetts Tournament 07Other Local Tournaments: New York, Denver Intermountain, Denver Spring Tournament, Rafu Kiin, Whippany, Murray Hill 08AGA Point Rating System 10Go Club Profiles: Pasadena, Chicago, Morgantown, San Francisco 10Miscellaneous Items ApOfficial AGA Rules for Playing Go by Telephone VOLUME 03:1 DATED 1969/01 01Report of the Nominating Committee 02Matsuda, Fox, Shao, and Wei Winners in New Jersey Tournament 03Another Telephone Match 03Biography of Professor Ralph Fox 03Eastern Honinbo Tournament Plans 03New England Regional Tournament Plans 03Western Honinbo Tournament Plans 04Gomoku Played by Computer A Ballot for Officers A Subscription Renewal Ap1968 Membership List VOLUME 03:2 DATED 1969/04 01Report of the Election Committee 02Appeal for Extra Donations - Results 02Message From the Editor 02Message From the New President 02The 1969 North American Honinbo Competition 02Young Kwon wins U.S. Eastern Championship 1969 031969 Western Honinbo Title won by Shigeo Matsubara 04Midwest Honinbo on Warpath 04New York Go Club Elects Officers 04Play Go by Mail 04Tokyo in 1970? See Bozulich! 04Two New Go Books "Modern Joseki & Fuseki, Vol 1" and "Basic Techniques of Go"; R.M. Ryder 06Massachusetts Winter Tournament VOLUME 03:3 DATED 1969/08 02Help and Important 03Results of New York Go Championships, Matusda Holds 1969 New York Go Championship, Ronald Snyder is Kyu Champion, Nidan Championship is a Triple Tie 04Clobbered Again! Bell Labs loses again to IBM for the 6th time 04First Canadian Go Tournament 05Carlton Chess and Go Club 05Forthcoming Tournaments 05Historical Notes 05Hopewell Go Club 05Massachusetts Go Association Report 05New Jersey Open Tournament 06National Fantasy Fun Federation VOLUME 04:1 DATED 1970/09 02Editorial 03Matsuda Regains U.S. Eastern Go Championship 03Takao Matsuda Again Wins North American Noninbo Title 03Western Honinbo Tournament Won by S. Matsubara 04China Wins New York International Go Championship 05New Jersey Go Tournament Won by Matsuda and Ryder 06Yugoslav Go Team Visits U.S.A. 07Go Books in English 07More Books From Ishi Press 08La Jolla Go Club 08Personal Notes 08Presidents Message from Dr. R.M. Ryder VOLUME 05:2 DATED 1971.06 02Murray Hill Go Club Tournament 02Twelfth Annual New Jersey "Go" Championship 031971 European Go Congress 03Comment; AGA 03Obituaries - James Varela, Dr. Gilbert Rosenthal, John Barrs 04Additional Go Equipment 04Go Club Notes: Cleveland Go Club Moves to Case-Western Reserve University 04Go Clubs: New Mexico, Albuquerque, Maryland, Minnesota 04Miyashita Visit 04Tournament Dates VOLUME 05:1 DATED 1971/01 02Editorial 031970 North American Honinbo Championship Game; Takao Matsuda 05Shibata Wins New York Go Championship 05Tournaments Scheduled for 1971 06Bell Labs Finally Wins One From IBM at the Game of Go 06European Go Players Gain In Numbers and Strength 06Go Libraries in the U.S. 07Availability of Books in English and Low-priced Equipment 07Go Clubs: Detroit, South New Jersey, Harvey Mudd College, Minneapolis 09Miyashita 9Dan Coming to New York VOLUME 05:3 DATED 1971/12 01From The Editor 02Second U.S. International Go Tournament 03New York Championship Regained By Matsuda 03Rafu Kiin Handicap Tournament 04Seinan Go Kaisha Handicap Tournament 05Foreigner's Tournament In Tokyo Won By The Foreigners
05Go Seigen Visits New York and New Jersey 06Argentine Go Association Formed 06New Building For Nihon Kiin 06Obituary - M. Cohen 07Go Club Notes: Cleveland, San Francisco, Chicago 07Miscellaneous VOLUME 06:1 DATED 1972/06 01The First Go Lesson - Or How to Teach a Beginner and Have Him Come Back to Play Some More 03Horguchi-Ryder Father and Son Matches 03Matsuda Holds 1972 New Jersey Open Championship in Go, Hamajima New Jersey Champion 04Proposal for a Go Tour by R.A. McCallister 04Travel Notes of R.A. McCallister 05Play Go By Mail 05Visit of Japanese Professionals, Sept 1972 06Go Clubs: Canada, Argentina, Chicago, Cleveland, Murray Hill 06Odd Notes On Go; J.T. Fairbairn, From the British Go Journal 07Coming In The Next Issue 07New York Go Club Tournaments VOLUME 06:2 DATED 1972/10 011973 Renewal Notice 02An Open Letter from the Editor 03Go Journals: Check List and Availability 03Japanese Go Touring Mission 041972 New York Go Tournament 04Requests 04Third International Team Tournament 04Third North American Honinbo Tournament 05Coming In The Next Issue 05Go Clubs in North America: (60 Clubs listed) 05Miscellany 05Tentative New York-New Jersey Tournament Schedule for 1973 VOLUME 06:3 DATED 1972/12 02Editorial: Good News & Bad News 03Matsuda Holds North American Honinbo Title by 1/2 Point 03New York State Go Championship 1972 04Rafu Kiin Handicap Tournament 05Gardena Go Handicap Tournament 05More Supply Sources 05New Books: "The 1971 Honinbo Tournament," "Go For Beginners," "The Master of Go" 06Go Clubs in North America: Additions & Corrections 06Miscellany 07IBM Beats BTL Again in Annual Match 08A Game From the IBM-BTL Go Match VOLUME 07:1 DATED 1973/04 01Changes In the AGA and the Go Review 01Editorial 0214th Annual New Jersey Championships 1973 02Suggested: A Go Summer Camp 03Go Clubs in North America: Additions 03New Books on Go in English: "Life or Death," Yasanaga's Best Ten Games 03Official Go Newsletter of the New York Go Club 04Miscellany 04Professional Go Player Visit to U.S. 05Game Between Mr. Ichigen Okubo and Takao Matsuda
VOLUME 07:2 DATED 1973/09 02Editorial #1: Farewell from the Editor 02Editorial #2: Is the AGA Dead? (Continued) 03Editorial #3: The Future of Go in the U.S.A. 04Hamajima Wins U.S. Eastern Honinbo Tournament 05BTL Beats IBM in Annual Match 3-2 05Summer Go Camp? 06Go Clubs in North America: Additions 06Miscellany 07A Listing of Members of the AGA 07On the Proposed American Rules for the Game of Go ApProposed Rules THE AMERICAN GO JOURNAL 1974-1995 VOLUME 09:1 DATED 1974/01 00Cover Problem 00Collector's Item: AGJ Back Issues; AGA 01News 02West Coast Report 03Editorial 03Secretary Report 05Focus On Go 061973 International Team Tournament 08Professional Game 10Tsume Go For Dan Players; Kada 11Enjoyable Self-Test; Rin Kai Ho (Meijin) 12Look For Effective Cuts; Kano 13Quick & Dirty Principles of Go: Strategy for Beginners; Milton N. Bradley 15Beware of an Automatic Answer; Magari 15Tesuji to Get Stronger; Fujisawa 161973 New York State Open 16New Go Club - Go Circle 17Answer to Cover Problem 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 09:2 DATED 1974/03 00Cover Problem 00Go Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01AGA News 01Craig Hutchinson Reappointed AGA Librarian 01Go Clubs: Ann Arbor, NJ Champion, Baltimore vs Washington, Delaware Valley 01Go Store open; AGA 01James Kerwin arrived in Tokyo to become the first American Shodan 01Missing Go Reviews 02Twenty-First Annual Tournament 03Editorial; J. Stephenson 03Obituary - Dr. Ralph H. Fox 041974 New Jersey Open 06Group Diagrams In Go; Milo Wolff 08Historical Game; Hasegawa - Kitani 11Answer to Cover Problem 12Hamete; Maeda 13Kanji 15Igo Test For 8th Kyu; Rin Meijin 16New York - Philadelphia Kyu Team Telephone Match 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 09:3 DATED 1974/05 00Cover Problem 00Go Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01American Honinbo Tournament 01Getting Organized 01Go Players' Tour to Nihon Kiin 01Judan Tournament 01Matsuda, 6-dan in semi-finals 01News 01Nihon Kiin Championship 02Judan Title Match 2nd Game; Sakata-Hashimoto 03Editorial 03Letter; Tzu-ping Shao 03Vice President's Memo 04Does Hoshi Cry? Part 1; Kajiwara 08Eastern Go Scene 09Western Go Scene 101974 Pennsylvania State Open 10Go Reviews 11This Summer... a Go tour! 12Questions Of Fuseki; Shimoda 15Answer to Cover Problem; Shimoda 16Igo Test 4th Kyu 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 09:4 DATED 1974/07 00Cover Problem 00Igo; Takashimaya 01Go Clubs: Penn. State Open, Pacific Open Coming in August, Fairfield County Go Club, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Uchikomi, Oklahoma City, Cal Poly, Jamaica, Tri-Cites, North Carolina, Your Club 01News 02Pro Best Ten Tournament 03Letter; Alfred R. Pray 03News From Japan 041974 Pennsylvania State Open 04Answer to Cover Problem 05Tournament Photos 06Go in Argentina 07Direction for Pressing 08Does Hoshi Cry? Part 2; Kajiwara 12Rin's Igo Tests 14One Point Igo Lessons 17New Books; AGA 18Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp VOLUME 09:5 DATED 1974/09 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01News 02Alert AGA Schedule for Professional Visits 02Answer to Cover Problem 03Letter; Litton Go Club 03News from Japan 04Does Hoshi Cry? Part 3; Kajiwara 08Life In The Game of Go; David B. Benson 11Rin's Igo Tests 13What's New in New York?; Games Gallery 14Sakata's One Point IGo Lessons 15AGA would like volunteer to be the Rating Coordinator 16Photos 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 09:6 DATED 1974/11 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Letter; David Levner 01News From Japan 02Eastern Honinbo Tournament Report 03Kitani 9-Stone Game 04Pacific Open Charts 06Tentative AGA Chapter Roster 07Answer To Cover Problem 11AGA Ratings 12Eastern Honinbo & US Kyu Championship 13Eastern Inter-Club Handicap Tournament 14Great Adult Games Store; Games Gallery 14Sakata's One Point IGo Lessons 16Can The American Go Establishment Recover From a Bad Fuseki; Milton N. Bradley
16East Coast Tournament Charts 16NYC Mailjam 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 10:1 DATED 1975/01 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Tournament Calendar 0216th Annual New Jersey Go Tournament 02Letter: Greater Washington Go Club; Ray E. Kukol 02Schedule for the Go Professional's Visit to North America 03Tengen ManeGo; Kitani-Go Seigen 04A Brief History of the San Francisco Go Club 08Answer To Cover Problem 08Letters; Elliot Adams, Robert McCallister, Anton Ninno 10News From Japan 11Complete Set of 1974 American Go Journals 12Sakata's Igo Tests (4th Kyu) 13The AGA National Rating System 13The Value of the First Move; R. Clegg 15One-Piece Tabletop Goban; Games Gallery 161974 Maryland Open Championship Results 17Rating Report VOLUME 10:2 DATED 1975/03 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Tournament Calendar 02Announcements 02Anyone for Amateur Radio Go? 02Clubs: Michigan State, Massachusetts, Oregon, London 02Correction to Photo v10:1 02Go Reviews Wanted; AGA 02Theory & Go Meeting; Klaus Heine 03Professional Games 05Answer To Cover Problem 05Fun Go Tests; Sakata 07Penn. Open 08Rin's Igo Tests For 6th Kyus 10Numerical Go Ratings & Some Meanings; Art O'Leary 1118 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 15Report On The 1975 New Jersey Open Championship Tournament; RM Ryder 16Rating Report 172nd Annual Maryland Open 174th Amsterdam International 18Games Gallery VOLUME 10:3 DATED 1975/05 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Tournament Calendar 02Announcements: Pullman/Moscow Go Club, Michigan State University, Indiana University 02Go Reviews; AGA 02Looking for Spring '74 Go Review To Purchase; Harry Gonshor 03End To A Successful Tour: Isamu Haruyama, Yasumasa Hane 04Schenectady Go Club 051975 Pennsylvania State Open Championship Results 06Postal Go In The U.S.; Theodore Drange 0818 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 11Answer To Cover Problem 11Professional Games 13European Go Congress - Synopsis of Tournaments and Events 15On Provisional Ratings; Art O'Leary
15Rating Readout 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 10:4 DATED 1975/07 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 011975 US Kyu Championship - Eastern Division, 1975 American Honinbo Tournament - Eastern Division 02Connecticut State Open 02Maryland Open Tournament Report 03Iwamoto Stop Over 03N.Y.C. Go Scene 03Skilled In Photography?; AGA 04Robinson Go Library; Craig Hutchinson 05Professional Game 07Answer To Cover Problem 0818 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 13Robinson Go Library Listings 16Ratings 17Meet The Mind Benders in Games & Puzzles VOLUME 10:5 DATED 1975/09 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go Reviews; AGA 01Late Reminder For Eastern Semi-Finals National Championships 02Professional Games 031976 Atlantic Go League 03Iwamoto Professional Team in N.Y.C. 041975 N.Y. State Open Photos 0518 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 10Answer To Cover Problem 11Joseki Journey; Fujisawa 13Robinson Go Library Listings 17Ratings 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 10:6 DATED 1975/11 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01News From Japan 02Announcements 02China Defeats United States in First International Telex Go Match 02Go/Logic Teaching Syllabus Available From Dr. Ted Drange 02Jersey City Championships 02Letter; Carl Harp 0319th European Go-Congress Report; Matthias Thim 03Seminar On Go/Game Theory - Summary Report; Klaus Heine 04The First Annual Connecticut State Open Championships 05Answer To Cover Problem 06Professional Game 0718 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 10Handicap Teaching Game; Matsumoto 7D vs Hisami Hirano 2k 14Joseki Journey; Fujisawa 16Adult Games; Games Gallery 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 11:1 DATED 1976/01 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01A Setback For American Go? "Go Review" may be discontinued 0218 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 021975 Telex Go Match vs China 08Answer To Cover Problem 08Joseki Journey; Fujisawa 10Comments On "The Laws of Wei-Ch'i" and a Counterproposal; William F. Mann 15News From Japan 15Simplified Rating System; Art O'Leary 16Rating Readout 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 11:2 DATED 1976/03 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go Review, Good (?) News 01Tournament Calendar 01U.S. News 02North American Honinbo Title Game 04North American Kyu Championship 06Joseki Journey; Fujisawa 0718 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 10Answer To Cover Problem 11Professional Game Review 13Instructional Game (7 Stone) 16Rating Readout 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 11:3 DATED 1976/05 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go in The Open! 01Honinbo and Kyu Championships 01Tournament Calendar 02Go Books In English Available Through The AGA 02Third Annual Maryland Open Go Championships 02U.S. Go News 0320th Annual European Go Congress and Go Championship 04Professional Game Commentary; Ohira 9D vs Fujisawa 9D 06New Jersey Open Tournament Game Commentary; Takao Matsuda 0918 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 11Pro-Amateur Handicap Game (7 Stone); Awaji 6D vs Yamauchi 1k 14The Kyu Corner; Bob Gross 2k vs Don Decourselle 2k 15Answer To Cover Problem 16Rating Report 18Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 11:4 DATED 1976/07 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Editorial; John Stephenson 02Honinbo and Kyu Championships 02Tournament Calendar 03Calling All Hams! or Wats or TWX! Come In Please! 03Larry Brauner - New AGA Secretary 03Rating System Report 03Wanted To Buy: Out of print Go Books; Anton Ninno 0420th Annual European Go Congress and Go Championship 05Club Charters and Rank Diplomas 05The Passing of "The Great Kitani" 06Let's Go Oklahoma! 06Syracuse University Go Club 06Third Annual Maryland Open - Biggest and Best Yet 06Virginia Commonwealth University Go Club 07The Kyu Corner; Ted Drange 1k vs Ernie Harrison 08Katachi; Sakata 10The Deeper Meaning of Go; Ken Veit
11AGA considers articles for publication; AGA 12Professional Game Records 1418 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 17Maryland Open Tournament - First Round 201973 Honinbo Title Match; Meijin Rin Kaiho vs Honinbo Ishida 22Answer To Cover Problem; Fujisawa 22Joseki Journey; Fujisawa 23AGA Rating Readout 26Igo; Takashimaya 26Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 11:5 DATED 1976/09 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01My Corner: Editorial; Terry Benson 02Eastern Honinbo Won By Kang 02Go Review Subscription Rate Increases 02Tournament Calendar 03Metropolitan Go League; Larry Brauner 03U.S. Team vs Canada 04The Kyu Corner; Michael Brockbank 7k vs Richard Jankowski 8k 05Joseki Journey; Fujisawa 06Which Moves are Bad; Takagawa 07Come Play Go at Coffee Salon "Zen" 0820th European Go Congress; Terry Benson 11Asahi Top Eight Tournament Championship Match 14New York State Open 16Professional Game Records 1818 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 21Notes on the Rating System; Art O'Leary 24Answer to Cover Problem 24Rating Readout VOLUME 11:6 DATED 1976/11 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01My Corner: Editorial; Terry Benson 023rd London Open Go Congress 02Tournament Briefs 02Tournament Calendar 03Team Match In Toronto 04Haruyama, 7Dan, In New York 04Kansas State University Go Club 04Metropolitan Go League; Larry Brauner 04Postal AGA Go Club 04Zen Go Circle Saki League 05An American Ansafone 05Go Comes to Long Island 05Philadelphia Go Day 05Wanted To Buy; Anton Ninno 06History of the Eastern and North American Honinbo Titles 07Eastern Honinbo Finals 08New AGA Executive Committee Meets 091976 Tournament Champions 09Joseki Journey; Fujisawa 10European Go Championship Final Game Record 13Professional Game Records 1421st Amateur Honinbo Title 16Memorabilia of a Go Congress (Go Songs); Terry Benson 18The Kyu Corner; Ron Schmidt 3k vs Raymundo Gutierrez 9k 2218 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 23The Masters' Quirks; Stuart Dowsey 24Rating Readout 26Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 12:1 DATED 1977/01 00Cover Problem
00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02AGA Subscription 03Tournament Calendar 04The North American Honinbo and Kyu Championships 05Go Review Notice 05My Corner: Editorial; Terry Benson 06AGA Executive Committee Meeting 07Go Books In English Available Through the AGA 07Wanted/For Sale 08Club Bulletin Board: Indiana University, Dallas County, New Mexico, The Penn 091976 Mejin Title Match Game 3 09Come Play Go at Coffee Salon "Zen" 09West Coast Champion Wins North American Honinbo for 1st Time 13Professional Game Records 15Teaching Game (7 Stone); Hayashi 9D vs Yamamoto 1k 18The Kyu Corner: The 7x7 Board; Bill Spight 20Answer To Cover Problem 2118 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 23Rating Report 26Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 12:2 DATED 1977/03 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02AGA Subscription 03Last Minute Notice! The Michigan Open 03The United States Honinbo and Kyu Championships 04Tournament Calendar 05The New York Championship & New York Handicap Championship 05Tournament Briefs 09First Issue of "Go World" Appears 09No New Notice on Go Review 1021th Annual European Go Congress 11AGA Contact List 15First Kisei Title Series 2018 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 23Answer To Cover Problem 23Come Play Go at Coffee Salon "Zen" 24Rating Readout 26Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 12:3,4 DATED 1977/05 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02AGA Subscription 03My Corner: Editorial; Terry Benson 04Go Perspective Planned as New Nihon Ki-in English Magazine 04Tournament and Event Calendar 05The Maryland Open 05The Philadelphia Team Tournament 06Indiana University Holds "The Hoosier Hasty" 06Michigan Open has 20 Entrants 071976 U.S. Honinbo Telephone Match 07Official AGA T-Shirts 07Takagawa Film Now Available to Clubs 081976 North American Honinbo Finals 08United States Kyu Championship Finals 11AGA Executive Committee Meeting 1224th NHK Cup Title Match 16NHK Semi-Final Games 17Come Play Go at Coffee Salon "Zen" 18Let's Change Our Way of Thinking; Miyamoto Yoshihisa 22List of U.S. & Canadian Go Clubs 24The Value of the First Move; Roger Clegg 25AGA Secretary Job Split Up to Spread the Burden 25Wanted/For Sale 264-Stone Handicap Game; Fujisawa Shuko 9D vs Inaba 6d 27Chinese Rule; Bill Spight 28It Can't Happen?! Third Round of the Second Annual Kisei Title 291976 Sino-American Telex Match; Terry Benson 35Mastering Go; Ken Veit 40David Mitchell Sets World Record 4118 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 43Answer To Cover Problem 44Rating Readout 46Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 12:5,6 DATED 1977/09 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02Ann Arbor Go Club Winter Tournament 02Go Day 1978 is January 28th 02New Mexico Go Association Winter Tournament 02Tournament and Event Calendar 0319th Annual New Jersey Open 03A Go Filled September In New York City 03First Annual Long Island Open Go Tournament 041977 Eastern Honinbo Tournament Championship Game 06My Corner: Editorial and Autobiography; Bruce Wilcox 07Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox 20Come Play Go at Coffee Salon "Zen" 20Official AGA T-Shirts 20Takagawa Film Now Available 29Twas The Move Before Yose 3318 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 38Solutions To Instant Go Problems; Bruce Wilcox 39Solution To Cover Problem; Bruce Wilcox 40Rating Readout 42Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 13:1 DATED 1978/01 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 0146 Players Attend The First Western U.S. Go Championships in Berkeley 01Eastern Executive Committee Meets to Accept Western Proposal and Formulate Bylaws 01Special Membership Created 01Western Executive Committee Formed 02First Annual Baltimore Korean Open 02Tournament and Event Calendar 031978 American Go Championships 03Massachusetts Go Association Seeks Full-Time Meeting Place 03The Go Review Ghost Lingers On 03Westerners Finally Make Professional Shodan (James Kerwin) 04Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox 15Official AGA T-Shirts 2218 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 24Come Play Go at Coffee Salon "Zen" 25Some Western Views 26AGA Seeks Written Teaching Materials 26Congratulations! Philip W. Anderson
26For Sale: Complete Sets of Go Review Magazine 27Western U.S. Go Championships 28Eastern U.S. Go Championships 29Korean Tournaments 29Ottawa Go Tournament; John Katic 30Letters; Robert Ryder, Robert Lerche, Bill Spight, Philip Tracy, Jonathan Skinner, Harold Shindel, Doug Cable, John Reiber 32Club Notices: Gilbert W. Rosenthal Memorial Go Club, Dallas County Go Circle, Zen; Terry Benson 32Go Perspective Still Unborn or Still Born; Terry Benson 33Go World; Ishi Press 33Rating Readout 34Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 13:2 DATED 1978/03 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02AGA Membership Application 03First Annual Long Island Open 03Korean Tournament Draws 47 Players 03Wanted: Someone To Produce "The American Go Journal" within the Current Budget 0419th Annual New Jersey Open 04Baltimore Mid-Winter Tournament 04New Mexico Go Association Winter Handicap Tournament 05Alberta Open Draws 44 Players 06Ann Arbor Winter Handicap Tournament 06Official AGA T-Shirts 06Takagawa Film Now Available 07Korean Professionals Visit the U.S. 07Tournament and Event Calendar 08Ann Arbor Go Club Spring Tournament 08Announcing the First Annual Gold Hill Open Go Tournament 08The Maryland Open 091978 American Championship 09Go Summer Camp 1978 In Sweden with Toshiaki Nagahara 09National Amateur Champions to be Brought to Japan 09New Mexico State Championships 101977 American Honinbo Championship Match 15Go Pals in Cleveland; Yang Hwi "Yonny" Cho 17Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox 18Club Notices: Pullman/Moscow, San Diego Report, Friday Night Go in Washington, Long Beach Contact, Go In Queens, New Philadelphia Go Contact 18Letters; John B. Colson, Richard Werner 3018 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 3222nd European Go Congress 32Go Camping Norway 1978 33Answer To Cover Problem 33Go World; Ishi Press 34Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 13:3 DATED 1978/05 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Korean Professionals Visit the U.S. 021978 American Go Championships 02Tournament and Event Calendar 035th Annual Maryland Open Draws 34 Players 03AGA, Yoong-Ang Daily News, and Yomiuri Shinbun Sponsor Team Match 03Ann Arbor Spring Tournaments End Tied 03Japanese/Korean Team Match 03New Mexico Go Association Spring Handicap Tournament 03New York Open Go Tournament 03New York State Open Won by Matsuda 04Boards and Stones; Zen 04Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox 07Club Notices: New Portland, Atlanta, Kansas University, Brigham Young, Massachusetts, Boulder, Chicago, Baltimore, Whichita State University, Northern Virginia, New Dallas County 09Wanted/For Sale; Anton Ninno, Empty Sky Go Club 12Go World; Ishi Press 17A Footnote to "Go Pals in Cleveland" from v13:2 18Learning to Play Go; Milton M. Bradley 2218 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 24Answer To Cover Problem 25Ranking Readout 26Igo; Takashimaya VOLUME 13:4,5,6 DATED 1978/07 01An Apology From the Editor; Terry Benson 02Go 0320th Annual New Jersey Open 03The Greater Washington Go Club Kyu Tournament 03Tournament and Event Calendar 03Weekend Tournaments in Oregon 04Ann Arbor Fall Tournament 04Go Tournament; Ann Arbor Go Club 04NMGA July 15 Championships 04Toronto Club Report; Bruce Amos 061978 U.S. Championships 101978 U.S. Eastern Go Championship 11Matsuhara Wins Western U.S. Go Title; Herb Doughty 13Eastern and Western Executive Committees Meet 13Shin Kang Defeats Shigeo Matsuhara for U.S. Title 14Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox 19Boards and Stones; Zen 24Canadian Go Association Formally Organized 25First Canadian Open Draws 48 26Surprises At The European Go Congress 27Go World; Ishi Press 28A Selected Bibliography of Currently Available Go Books 28Flash: Expert Wins Wrong Tournament 29Kajiwara Visits New York; Terry Benson 29Two Young Lions 31ANGLO-USSR Telephone Match 32On "Sente" and "Gote" Part 1; Toshiro Yamabe 35The London Go Center Closes; Terry Benson 36Club Notices: Washington DC, Arizona, Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma, Chicago 36Letters; Yoshinori Imagawa, Ryan Massey, Paul Styar 38Announcement: Seminar on Scientific Theory of Go - at the 1979 European Go Congress; Klaus Heine 38We Must All Publicize Go 39Personalities in The AGA 4018 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 42Colonies Repulse British Attack; Roy Laird 44Computer Go; Bruce Wilcox 51A Request From the Rating Coordinator; Dave Relson 51Old Back Issues of "Go Review" Now Available; AGA 52Two Stone Handicap Game 53The AGA Rating System; David Relson 57Rating Readout VOLUME 14:1 DATED 1979/01 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02A Tragic Loss: Brian Castledine 02Tournament and Event Calendar 02Western Go Professionals in the News 03Go in D.C. 03Go in Oregon 03More Go Coverage 03New York Go Club Elections 0418 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi 06A Thank You: Tako Onishi for Translation of Go Super Book #29 "18 Hints to Improve Your Suji" 06Computers and Go; Terry Benson 071978 U.S. Championship Match 09Washington 1978 Fall Tournament 1020th Annual New Jersey Championships; Bob Ryder 111978 Canadian Open Go Championships 12The New York Go Club - Zen Go Circle Match; Jerry Pinto 13Instant Go News; Bruce Wilcox 13Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox 14Dolen Chosen World Championship Team Captain 15Boards and Stones; Zen 19Go in California, Pennsylvania, Toronto, Quebec, Montreal, Texas, Washington, Maryland 28AGA Expiration Date; AGA Membership Secretary 28Answer To Cover Problem 30Letters and Comments; John Goon, Roger Barth, Jonathan Skinner, Tom Trilling, Chris Nevison, Francois Petitjean, Tom Reuterdahl 31A Go Tale; Terry Benson 32Rating Readout VOLUME 14:2 DATED 1979/03 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02AGA Membership Application 03Ann Arbor Tournament 03New York Go Club Tournaments 03Quebec Open 03Tournament and Event Calendar 04British Go Players Visit China 04New York Go Club Spring Tournament 05Go in Cleveland, San Diego, Ottawa 05Handicap Tournament: Team Match West Virginia University vs Greater Washington Area 05Sabaki Go Company 05San Francisco Tournaments 0623rd European Go Congress 07Kerwin Defeats 4-Dan in Oza Tournament 08The First World Amateur Go Championship; Terry Benson 10Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox 13Boards and Stones; Zen 16Instant Go News; Bruce Wilcox 16Wanted/For Sale; Anton Ninno, Empty Sky Go Club 21On "Sente" and "Gote" Part 2; Toshiro Yamabe 24A Target For The Machines?; Dave Erbach
24Old Back Issues of "Go Review" Now Available; AGA VOLUME 14:3 DATED 1979/05 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02AGA Membership Application 03Chinese Team Invited to U.S. 03Rogue Valley Go Tournament 03The New York Go Club is on the Move 03Tournament and Event Calendar 041979 American Go Championships 04Greater Washington Go Club Fall Tournament 04Iwamoto 9D and Chizu Kobayashi 5D will be in New York for the Eastern Honinbo Tournament 051980 World Amateur Championships 05Maryland Open; Roy Laird 06Go The Master Game; Skip Ascheim 07Complete Set of Go Reviews For Sale; John Stephenson 07Quebec Open 07Sabaki Go Club 081979 New York State Go Championships; Jerry Pinto 09Ann Arbor Tournament 09Baltimore Tournament 09Go in Madison 09New Portland Go Club Weekend Tournament 10Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox 17Boards and Stones; Zen 18Ann Arbor vs Cleveland Ratings Match 18British Go Players Visit China; Stuart Dowsey 18Go in California 201978 China-Japan Exchange 21Go World; Ishi Press 21IHC Club Sponsors New York Tournament; Terry Benson 22A Game At The Club; Marlon Magpie 24Organizing The International Esperantist Go-League; Hiroshi Inouye VOLUME 14:4 DATED 1979/07 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02AGA Membership Application 03Club Notices: Los Angeles Seinan-Go Kaisho, Los Angeles Korean Go Club, Fairfax VA George Mason Go Group 03Go World; Ishi Press 03Tournament and Event Calendar 04Largest U.S. Championships Ever Pick 1980 World Amateur Team Members 05Sabaki Go Company 061979 Western U.S. Go Championship 06Boards and Stones; Zen 07New Portland Go Club Tournament; Peter Freedman 07Rogue Valley Tournament 08The First Open Go Championship of the Province of Quebec; Matthias Thim 09Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox 13List of Publications Available Through AGA 18Final Game, 1979 PAEWANG Title 18Instant Go News; Bruce Wilcox 211979 World Amateur Championship 23French Go Magazine 24Rating Readout VOLUME 14:5,6 DATED 1979/10 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 00Cover Problem
01My Corner; Terry Benson 02French Go Magazine 02The Second Quebec Open Tournament 02Tournament and Event Calendar 03Go Tournament; Ann Arbor Go Club 03List of Publications Available Through AGA 04Baltimore Go Club News 04Greater Washington Go Club Fall Tournament 04New York Go Club Fall Tournament 05Indiana University Club News 06A Kobayashi Teaching Game 10The 2nd Annual Amateur Go Championship 11A Request From the Rating Coordinator; Dave Relson 12Boards and Stones; Zen 12People's Republic of China Visit Report; John Maier 13Kitani: Go and I; Bob Myers 17Go World; Ishi Press 17Professional Visit 18The Preparation & Use of Thickness in a Two Stone Game 20The Suzuki Method for Five Stone Games 23Computer Go; Bruce Wilcox 23Instant Go News; Bruce Wilcox 23Official AGA T-Shirts 32Sabaki Go Company 40Computer Go Bibliography; Bruce Wilcox 40For Sale: Books and magnetic set; James Cho 42The 1979 European Go Congress; Terry Benson 46Prize Idea 47First Game 1976 Meijin Match 48Answer to Cover Problem VOLUME 15:1 DATED 1980/01 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 00Cover Problem 01Go 02AGA Membership Application 03Go Club Activities; Kansas City, Michigan State, New York 03Instant Go Tenuki 03The 1980 Canadian National Championship 04A Note On Last Issue 04Official Chapter Status 04Ratings Change 04Tournament and Event Calendar 05A New York Go Center 06Ann Arbor Winter Tournament 06Official AGA T-Shirts 06The Second Quebec Open Tournament 07New Portland Go Club Championship Tournament; Peter Freedman 07The Toronto Open 08Kim Wins U.S. Championship Finals 10Go Equipment; Tokyo Sales Corp. 11A Sense of Direction 12A Request From the Rating Coordinator; Dave Relson 12Boards and Stones; Zen 13Segoe: Life and Death; Bob Meyers 17For Sale: Books and magnetic set; James Cho 17Sabaki Go Company 18A Battle of Champions 19Complete Set of "Go Reviews" For Sale; John Stephenson 21Report on the Go Seminar at the 23rd European Go Congress, Konigswinter; David Benson 22List of Publications Available Through AGA 23Answer to Cover Problem 23Go World; Ishi Press 24Rating Readout VOLUME 15:2,3 DATED 1980/03 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02AGA Membership Application 031980 U.S. Championships 03Big Brother Changed our Zip Code! 03People's Republic of China Tour 03The 1980 Canadian National Championships 04Go in California, Cleveland, Portland, Florida, Penn State, Tucson 04Honinbo Montreal 04Tournament and Event Calendar 04What A Difference A Year Makes 05Sen Suzuki Settles Seattle 06Is There Go In Denver 07The Second Year of the World Amateur Championships; Terry Benson 12The 3rd Annual World Amateur Go Championships 13Go World; Ishi Press 14World Amateur Championship Game; Matusda vs Chang 16Sabaki Go Company 17A "Little" Life-and-Death Problem; Don Wiener 21The 1980 Maryland Tournament 23Report on the New Jersey Go Tournament; Bob Ryder 24The 2nd Quebec Open Tournament; Tibor Bognar 25Kitani: Go and I; Boy Myers 27Boards and Stones; Zen 29Panasonic Introduces Electronic Go Game 30Bent-4 In The Corner - A Controversial Rule; Don Wiener 31My Trip Abroad; Chizu Kobayashi 35Does the Ladder Work? Problem 364-Stone Handicap Game 41Go Equipment; Tokyo Sales Corp. 43Answer to Ladder Problem 45Complete Set of "Go Reviews" For Sale; John Stephenson 46Segoe: Life and Death; Bob Meyers 48First British National Schools Team Go Championships 48Massachusetts Fall and Winter Open VOLUME 15:4 DATED 1980/07 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 00Cover Problem 01Go 02AGA Membership Application 03Go News Is Good News; Terry Benson 03Southern California Open & Southern California Handicap 03Tournament and Event Calendar 04Turning Points, A Report by Terry Benson, AGA President 06Korean Champion Visits U.S.; Terry Benson 08Segoe: Life and Death; Bob Meyers 09Easy Go-ing 101980 United States Championships; Terry Benson 141980 Baltimore Midwinter Handicap Tournament 14Baltimore Go Club News; Warren Litt and Jim Pickett 15Teaching Go To Children; Gary A Klein 17Go Equipment; Tokyo Sales Corp. 18Attack and Defense, A Book Review; Roy Laird 18Go Instruction with Ron Snyder
19Manhattan Go Club Opens; Roy Laird 20Oops...... Letters to the Editor; Roger Barth, Warren Litt 21Kyung Kim at the 1980 World Amateur Championship 22French Go Magazine 23Going Boeing 24Go in Princeton 25Wanted/For Sale; Anton Ninno, Empty Sky Go Club 26Lllra Go Club 27A Game From the 1st World Amateur Championships 30The Ontario Open; Pat Thompson 31Kitani: Go and I; Boy Myers 33Go in Dallas 33Go in Tennessee 34Go World; Ishi Press 35A TV First 36Professionals Galore 36Some Eastern Notes 37An Apple II Masters the McMahon 37Eastern Representative Tournament 37Relson Chosen Team Captain 39Letters....We "Don't" Get Letters Error Corrections in Kitani - go and I, Bent-4 In the Corner, Segoe: Life and Death, 4-Stone Handicap Game; AGA 40Answer to Cover Problem 40Ratings Notice 41Rating Readout VOLUME 15:5,6 DATED 1980/10 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 00Tournaments Are Springing Up All Over: Manhattan, San Francisco, Seattle Cherry Blossom, Massachusetts, Third Quebec, Eighth Maryland; Terry Benson 01Passing The Torch; Terry Benson 02American Go Journal Staff and Contributors - 1974 to 1980 03AGA Membership Application 04Maryland Open 04San Francisco Quarterly Tournament 04Third Quebec Open 04Tournament and Event Calendar 0525th European Go Congress 05Canadian Championship; Terry Benson 06Go Instruction; Ron Snyder 07The AGA Executive Committees 08A Professional Apology 08Kerwin Update 08Western Committee Meeting 091977 Kisei Tournament Game; Bob Terry 16Manhattan Go Club Fall Tournament; Roy Laird 18Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 191977 Kido Sponsored Rivals Match; Bob Terry 19Go in Pennsylvania 19Wanted: The Vital Points of Go and Go Proverbs Illustrated; Sabaki Go Company 21Easy Go-ing 27Go World; Ishi Press 27The AGA Workhorses 28Go Proverbs; Roy Laird 29Southern California Open 29The Proceedings of the 2nd Seminar of Scientific Go Theory; Klaus Heine 30Greater Washington Go Club Fall Tournament; John Goon 31Shibumi; Roy Laird 32Go in TV Land; Roy Laird 33Manhattan Go Club!
33Ratings Notice; Dave Relson 33Sabaki Go Company VOLUME 16:1 DATED 1981/03 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02AGA Membership Application 03A Matter of Responsibility 04United States Championships - Labor Day Weekend - September 5th & 6th 05Kerwin Update 05Missing Persons Bureau 05Tournament and Event Calendar 061st Edward Lasker Memorial Tournament 06Obituary - Edward Lasker (1885-1981): An Appreciation; Gerald E. Pinto 09New York's Big Spring Open; Terry Benson 10Northern Virginia Spring Go Tournament; Ken Koester 111981 Massachusetts Spring Open 12A Loss; Terry Benson 14A New Montreal Go Tournament 14Go World; Ishi Press 151981 World Amateur Championship Report 16Notes on the Third World Amateur Championship; Ron Snyder 16Portland Tournament Report 181977 Kido Sponsored Rivals Match 19Go Instruction with Ron Synder 24New York State Open Draws Top Field 24Third Quebec Open 25Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 26AGA Gallery 28Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 31Seattle Tournament Draws 28 Entrants 32Rating Readout 33Easy Go-ing 33Manhattan Go Club! 33Sabaki Go Company VOLUME 16:2 DATED 1981/06 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 00Cover Problem 01Go 02AGA Membership Application 02American Go Association 03AGA Tournament and Event Calendar 03United States Championships Report 04Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 05First Annual Sen Suzuki Tournament Results 061977 New Player Event Game 07Ratings Change 09Official Chapter Status 11Go Instruction with Ron Synder 12Magic At The Edge of the Board; Don Wiener 16A Match Between USA and Europe 17Go Tournament; Ann Arbor Go Club 17San Francisco Go Club Quarterly 18The Power of A 9-Stone Handcap; Don Wiener 21Go World; Ishi Press 24Back Issues of Go Review Available 25How The Young Edward Lasker Learned About Go, and How He and the World Chess Champion Nearly Went to Japan to Study Go with the Masters.; Jerald E. Pinto 27Some Tips on Finding the Vital Point in Life-and-Death; Sakakibara, Translated by Roy Bogas 29Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 32Ann Arbor Spring Tournament 32Answer to Cover Problem 32Iwamoto Visits The U.S. 33Easy Go-ing 33Manhattan Go Club! 33Sabaki Go Company VOLUME 16:3 DATED 1981/09 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 03AGA Tournament and Event Calendar 03Second Annual L.A. Baduk Club Championship; Les Lanphear 04United States Championship Won by Charles Huh 05A Capital Tournament; Ken Koester 06Hands Across The Water; Ken Koester 081981 Maryland Open 10Go in Los Angeles 11Leeds Grammar Successfuly Defend Their Title; Stuart Dowsey 11Lightning Go; Milton N. Bradley 12Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 16Go World; Ishi Press 17Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 18Oki-Go, a four stone game; Miyamoto Naoki 22Official Chapter Status 241977 Kido Sponsored Rivals Match; Bob Terry 25Ratings Change 31Easy Go-ing 31Manhattan Go Club! 32Go Instruction; Ron Snyder 32Sabaki Go Company 33Rating Readout VOLUME 16:4 DATED 1981/12 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 03AGA Tournament and Event Calendar 03Manhattan Go Club Moves to 47 West 44th St. 03New Jersey Go Tournament; Bob Ryder 041982 Quebec Open Championship; Tibor Bognar 05The 4th World Amateur Go Championship; Tibor Bognar 07Even The Blossoms !! A Report on the Northern Virginia Cherry Blossom Tournament; Ken Koester 09Instant Go Revisited; Kenneth M. Koester 10Oki-Go, a four stone game; Miyamoto Naoki 14List of Publications Available Through AGA 151982 Massachusetts Spring Open 15Books Wanted; Max Barnard 15Changing of the Guard in Seattle; Mike Rosen 162nd Annual Tengen Tournament, Best of 5, Game 2 17Go World; Ishi Press 20News From Japan; Bob Terry 21Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 22Did You Know... 22Showing The Stones: Tips on Photographing Go; Kenneth M. Koester, Jr. 24Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 31Go Instruction; Ron Snyder
32Did You Know... 32Sabaki Go Company 33Rating Readout VOLUME 17:1 DATED 1982/03 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 03AGA Tournament and Event Calendar 03New York State Open Draws 46 Players 04Go in Oregon 04Go in Ottawa 051982 BC Open Go Championship 05Vintage Go '82 0613 Line Go; Terry Benson 086th Annual Meijin Tournament Challenger League, Game #6; Bob Terry 09Go in Ohio 11Go in Washington State, Minnesota 13Go in North Carolina 15Sabaki Go Company 16Fuseki: Toward Becoming Shodan; Hashimoto Shoji, Translated by Dennis Waggoner 19Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 20An Open Letter to the AGA Members from Sidney Kobashigawa, U.S. Representative at the 4th World Amateur Go Championship 21Go in Iowa 22Presenting Pente; Barbara Calhoun 23Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 27Go in Sonoma County 28Go in River City, Kansas City, Syracuse 32A Small Keshi of Last Issue (Correction v16:4) 33Easy Go-ing 33Go World; Ishi Press VOLUME 17:2 DATED 1982/06 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 031982 Maryland Open 03AGA Tournament and Event Calendar 04Manhattan Go Club Fall Tournament 05A Thank You - AGA Go Library Donation 05Canadian Championship Tremendous Success 05No News is No News 06More U.S. Championship Scenes 07U.S. Championship Prizes 08Jimmy Cha: America's Unknown Pro; Bob Terry 09Easy Go-ing 10Upset Victory For A Veteran 12Kubouchi's Breathtaking Sacrifice Strategy 13Go in Cleveland 13Second Annual Inter Ethnic Cleveland Go Tournament 17Sabaki Go Company 18Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 19The Cause of Victory; The Cause of Defeat; Ota Kiyomichi 20A Request from the Rating Coordinator; Dave Relson 23The 1982 European Go Congress 24Go in Los Angeles 25Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 31Back Issues of Go Review Available 31Go World; Ishi Press 32Rating Readout
33Master Go Game VOLUME 17:3 DATED 1982/09 00Cover Problem 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 03In The Beginning; Kenneth M. Koester 03My Corner; Terry Benson 04AGA Tournament and Event Calendar 04AGA Western Executive Committee Minutes 04Fantasylair '83 05Go in Vancouver: Summer, '82 Highlights; Roy Langston 05Southern California Inaugural 06Baubles, Bangles, and Beads 071982 Greater Washington Fall Go Tournament 08Three Tie In Ann Arbor 08U.S. Championship Game 09U.S. Contenders Final Match - Game 3 10Go in Japan 10Strength Through Humility; Kenneth M. Koester 11Go in Sacramento, Chicago 12Kido Sponsored Rivals Match 17Go in Maryland 17Sabaki Go Company 19Go in Columbus 20Easy Go-ing 21Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 22Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 27Answer To Cover Problem 27Go in Kansas City 27Mass Go Association Fall Handicap Tournament 28Go in Ottawa, Santa Rosa, Illinois 28The Vivisection of an Opening 30Visiting A Country Temple on a Winter Day 31Did You Know...? 32Did You Know...? 32Go World; Ishi Press 32Inter-City Computer Go 33Master Go Game VOLUME 17:4 DATED 1982/12 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 03Views: The Goplayer's Guide to the AGJ; Kenneth Koester 04AGA Tournament and Event Calendar 04News 05Go World; Ishi Press 06Triumphal Tour of Japan 07Go Proverbs Devastated 07Summer Go In Boulder; Skip Ascheim 08Strength Through Humility; James Kerwin 10Easy Go-ing 11When Is Ko not a Ko?; Bob Terry 121981 Honinbo League 13Did You Know 19Goings On 19The Vivisection of an Opening 22Did You Know 23The British Go Association 24Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 25Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 26Sabaki Go Company 29Did You Know 29Did You Know 31A Request From the Rating Coordinator; Dave Relson 32Rating Readout 33Master Go Game VOLUME 18:1 DATED 1983 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 03Views; Ken Koester 04News 04The 1983 Montreal Honinbo Tournament 04The First Southern California Open Go Tournament 05Did You Know; Ted Drange 05The 1983 Quebec Open Championship 05The Midwest Handicap Tournament 06My Dream Come True Part 1; Les Lanphear 091983 Massachusetts Spring Open 09Go Proverbs Devastated 09Sabaki Go Company 10A Man of Many Levels: Les Lanphear; Kenneth M. Koester 14Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 15The Professional Eye; Jimmy Cha 17Go Proverbs Devastated 19Review: "Enclosure Josekis: Attacking and Defending the Corner" 20Takagawa on Profit and Influence; Bob Terry 25Did You Know; Ted Drange 27Easy Go-ing 27Go World; Ishi Press 28Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 32AGA Classified For Sale: Out of Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 32AGA Tournament and Event Calendar 33Master Go Game VOLUME 18:2 DATED 1984/04 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 031983 Canadian Open Go Championships 03Cleveland Dog Days Regional 03Denver Korean Association 03Michael Redmond Reaches 3 Dan 03News 04First Release of the Dan Maker Series; Bill Skees 04Mountain View Go Club Handicap Tournament 04My Corner; Terry Benson 04World Youth Tournament 05My Dream Come True Part 2; Les Lanphear 10Go in Canada 10Go World; Ishi Press 11The European Go Congress; John Beckett 13Cho Chikun: From Shodan to Superstar; Bob Terry 21Go in Californina 23Easy Go-ing 23Go Lessons by Jimmy Cha 23Sabaki Go Company 24Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 25Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 27Go in Wisconsin 29Go at Litton Industries 31AGA Tournament and Event Calendar 32National Go Society
33Master Go Game VOLUME 18:3 DATED 1984/07 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 03A Congressional Idea; Haskell Small 03Come One Come All to the U.S. Championships 03Here She Comes Again; Roy Laird 04AGA Tournament and Event Calendar 04Chinatown Go Club Finds New Quarters 04Cho Chi Kun Visits the U.S. 04Club Corrections 04Late News 04Manhattan Go Club Moves Up The West Side 05The High Cost of Swindling; Bob Terry 07Did You Know 09For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 13Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 14First Release of the Dan Maker Series; Bill Skees 14How To Tell Chess Where To Go 15Reasons For Preferring Go To Chess; Ted Drange 17The 1983 Eastern Championship Match 20Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 21Go Proverbs Devastated 23Go World; Ishi Press 23Sabaki Go Company 24Computer Go: Part 5; Bruce Wilcox 25Another Go Club Springs to Life 26Easy Go-ing 27Vacation In Paradise; Joel Sanet 30Go Lessons by Jimmy Cha 31Rating Readout 32National Go Society 33Master Go Game VOLUME 18:4 DATED 1984/11 01Go 02American Go Association 03My Corner; Roy Laird 04Cleveland's Carlson Open 04Go News 04Places: Go In Los Angeles, Tokyo 04Players: Michael Redmond 05Annual Portland Tournament 05Tournaments Remembered and To Come 05U.S. Championships 05Vintage Go In Winery 06All A-Board; Roger White 06Did You Know 07Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 08Diabolical Handicap Play; Yamabe Toshiro, Translation Bob Terry 09Go World; Ishi Press 15Mini-Lesson in Tesuji 16The First United States Go Congress, August 10-18, 1985 17Seasons Greetings 18Half A World Away, The 1st World Youth Wei-Ch'i Championship 20The Ing Rules 24TV Star 25Sabaki Go Company 26Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 31Danmaker Series
31Easy Go-ing 32National Go Society 33Master Go Game VOLUME 19:1 DATED 1985/02 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 03AGA Works with Computer Network 03Janice Kim wins Again 03Matsushita Endows Education Fund 03Redmond & Kobayashi Attend U.S. Tournament 04The 1984 Canadian Open 04Tournaments & Events 05NEMESIS Is Here! - Finally! A Computer Program That Really Plays; Tracy Wall 06All A-Board; Roger White 06Postal Go: More Than Just The Game; Roger White 07Go And Cognitive Psychology; Peter Shotwell 07Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 09Championships Gallery 09Easterns; Peter Shotwell 09The 1984 U.S. Championships 09Westerns; Joe Walters & Les Lanphear 10The 1985 WAC Championship Match 11Three Ways to Kadoban; Roy Laird 12The First United States Go Congress, August 10-18, 1985 13Nakayama Noriyuki: A Reminiscence; Marvin Allen Wolfthal 18Nakayama at Edinburgh; Andre Moussa 21East Coast Chinro 22The 1984 European Go Congress; Dave Weimer 24Answers to Nakayama Problems 25Danmaker Series 25Go-ing on Fifty 28Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 31Go World 1985; Sabaki Go Company 32National Go Society 33Master Go Game VOLUME 19:2 DATED 1985/05 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 03Go Congress to See Large Turnout 03Go in New York 03Go News 03Historic Pro-Pro Game, Japan-U.S. Telematch in San Francisco 03Late and Great News from the 7th World Amateur Championships 03Places 04A Really Big Move 04Danmaker Series 04Tournaments & Events 05Letters To The Editor; Bob Ryder, Melvin Rosenfeld, Max Warshauer 06All A-Board; Roger White 06Go Day in San Francisco; Bob Hamilton 07Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 08Cho vs Otake: The Long and Winding Road; Bob Terry 08Go, Ghosts and Gambling - Is There Life After Death?; Peter Shotwell 12Go Proverbs Devastated 13The 1984 U.S. Western Championships 14NEMESIS? He's The One Not Eating a Sandwich; Bruce Wilcox 17The First United States Go Congress, August 10-18, 1985 18Sketching Out the Game; Kobayashi Chizu 19Kobayashi Chizu: A Woman In Go; Susan Long 21Go World 1985; Sabaki Go Company 22Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 23Comic Art In Japanese Society; Conrad Skinner 31Solutions To Kobayashi Problems 32National Go Society 33Master Go Game VOLUME 19:3 DATED 1985/08 00Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp 01Go 02American Go Association 03My Corner; Roy Laird 04Letters To The Editor; Jung Soo-Hyon, Joel Sanet 05Go News 05Graded Go Problems for Beginners, Book Review 05Places 05The Second World Youth Tournament 05Tournaments & Events 06Hun Takes Fifth at 1985 WAGC 071985 IGF Delegate Report: My Trip To Japan; Barbara Calhoun 08The International Go Federation 09The American Go Journal: A Retrospective; Peter Shotwell 29Easy Go-ing 29The Swan and 1000 Miles 30Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 32National Go Society 33Master Go Game VOLUME 19:4 DATED 1985/12 00National Go Society 01Go 02American Go Association 03Go News 03November Contest in San Francisco 03Tournaments & Events 03U.S. Go Congress 86 Seattle, Washington 04Michael Redmond Makes Professional 5-Dan 04Young Yanks 05Go World; Ishi Press 05Janice Kim Takes 2nd in Youth Tournament 06All A-Board; Roger White 06The Ann Arbor One-Day, Six Round Tournament: An Instant Pairing System; Dewey G. Cornell 07Dr. Drange's Go Theorems 07Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 08Mr. Ing's Computer Competition 09Playing On a Large Scale - The First U.S. Go Congress; Roy Laird 09This Year Give Go - A Christmas Tesuji; Sabaki Go Company 161985 Westerns 16Rin and O Tour 17The Hiroshima Game; Yonny Cho, Translated by Peter Shotwell 19Danmaker 21Easy Go-ing 21Japan-China Super Go 22Guerrilla Tactics For Beginners; Bob Terry
23Go Proverbs Devastated 26Club and Rating News 28Overheard At the Go Congress 30For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 31Solution to The Swan and the 1000 Miles 32Book Review "Graded Go Problems for Beginners" 33Go Quality sets imported from Japan; Shibumi Trading VOLUME 20:1 DATED 1986/02 00National Go Society 01Go 02American Go Association 03Souvenirs; Joe Engel 04Youth Championship Playoff 05Letters To The Editor; Jonathan Wood, Joel Sanet 06All A-Board; Roger White 06Five Minutes To More Cultured Go-Playing; Janice Kim 07A Chat With Jerry Rogers 07Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 08Go News 08Graded Go Problems For Beginners, Vol 2 08Japan-China NEC Super Go 08NEMESIS In Taipei 08Third U.S. Chinese Tour 09Go in Israel 09Go in San Francisco 09Tournaments & Events 10A Go Retreat - James Kerwin Comes to Wisconsin; Edward Ream 12The Five Worst Moves in 1985; Kageyama Toshiro, Translation Terry Gallagher 13Go in Seattle 17Danmaker 18Michael Redmond An American Professional 19Because I Love The Game - Redmond Interview Part 1; Les Lanphear 21Redmond Game Jigo in Spite of Himself 24Go in New York 25Go Retreat in Canada 25Redmond Analysis - Redmond v. Kofoku 261985 U.S. Championship Match Game 1 26U.S. Go Congress 86 27Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 27Subscribe To "Go World"; Sabaki Go Company VOLUME 20:2 DATED 1986/05 00National Go Society 01Go 02American Go Association 03AGA Go PIG Formed 03Attention All Programmers 03Go News 03Tournaments & Events 04Danmaker 04North America's World Youth Championship Representatives Chosen 051986 United States GO Congress 07Computer Workshop at the European Go Congress 07Eastern U.S. Championship Al Fresco 07Electronic Go Board 08All A-Board; Roger White 08Long-Distance Go; Carl Mendez and George Meyer 09Go and Fencing - Review of "Gote No Sente" 09Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell
10Because I Love The Game - Redmond Interview Part 2; Les Lanphear 13Redmond Analysis - Redmond vs. Kazuhiro 14Chinese Problems 151985 China Goodwill Tour; Richard Dolen 16Winning Through Mental Discipline - The Ten Commandments of Go; Otake Hideo, Translated by Bob Terry 23For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 24The First Ing Computer Go Championships; Bruce Wilcox 25On The Enjoyment of Go; Ishiure Noboru, Translated by Robert McGuigan 26Subscribe To "Go World"; Sabaki Go Company 27Solutions to Chinese Problems 29Corrections: Ted Drange small boards 29Tournament News 30Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 33Go: Quality Sets Imported from Japan; Shibumi Trading VOLUME 20:3 DATED 1986/08 00National Go Society 01Go 02American Go Association 03Ann Arbor's Winter Icebreaker 03Go News 03Tournamania! - Have You Played In a Tournament This Year 04Boston Breaks Attendance Record 04Toronto Open 05Denver Debut 05Kansas City Hosts Championships 06All A-Board; Roger White 06Go By Golly By Post; Tom Schmidel 07Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 07The Game of Wei Chi, Book Review 09The Eighth World Amateur Championship; Barbara Calhoun 13East Meets West: A Game From the 1986 World Amateur Go Championship; Ron Snyder 14Electronic Go Board 15AGA Vailable - "The Way To Go"; Karl Baker 16To My Neighbors On The Same Floor; Anne Dicky 18Tele-Tsuke Lets You Take on the World 19Getting The Most Out Of The Opening Part 1; Ohira Shuzo, Translated by Bob Terry 20Subscribe To "Go World"; Sabaki Go Company 21For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 25Calling All Programmers 26Cleveland's Carlson Open 26Soup's On In Baltimore 27New York Kyus Up 27Tuesday Beginner's Tournament in San Francisco 28Danmaker 29Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 32Rating Readout 33Go Quality sets imported from Japan; Shibumi Trading VOLUME 20:4 DATED 1986/11 00National Go Society 01Go 03American Go Association 03Chinese Tour 03First 1987 Kisei Playoff Game to Be Held in Los Angeles 03Go News 041986 Computer Congress 04More Tournamania?! 04San Francisco Golden Anniversary 05Tele-Tsuke Lets You Take on the World 05Tournaments & Events 06The 1986 Eastern US Championship - Stones Rustling in An Empty Sky 07The Way To Go 08Danmaker 08The International Computer Go Forum; David Erbach 09Third World Youth Wei-ch'i Championships; Bruce Wilcox 10All A-Board; Roger White 10The Amateur's Song (Song) 11Tesuji (Song) 11The Major Windler (Song) 12Electronic Go Board 12Send the Gift of Go - 1986 Ranka Yearbook; Sabaki Go Company 13The Second US Go Congress; Roy Laird 25Getting the Most Out of the Opening Part 2; Ohira Shuzo, Translated by Bob Terry 29For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 31Easy Go-ing 32Now You Can't Afford To Miss The Best Go Games in the World!; Ishi Press 33Go Quality sets imported from Japan; Shibumi Trading VOLUME 21:1 DATED 1987/02 00National Go Society 01Go 02American Go Association 03Dan-Kyu Commentary Exchange Proposed 03Does Ellery Queen Play Go? 03Go News 03World Youth Playoff 04Tournaments & Events 05LA Kisei; Gary Roberts 06The Third U.S. Go Congress, August 8-16, 1987, Northhampton, MA 07Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 07Thoughts On "The Protracted Game" Book Review 08Chinese Pros Tour US 10Electronic Go Board 12Two Valiant Efforts 13The Amateur Rating System In Japan 14Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 15Ishi Press International Plays A Fast-Pace Opening 16Getting the Most Out of the Opening Part 3; Ohira Shuzo, Translated by Bob Terry 19Let's Go 19NEMESIS...The Go Master; Crystalline Creations, Inc 19Play Go In A Rarefied Atmosphere 22Oops! Photos v20:4p14-15 25Go in North Texas 29Computer Go; David Erbach 29Sabaki Go Company 29Tele-Tsuke; AGA 29The Way To Go; Phil Straus 31Did You Miss...These Valuable Back Issues of AGJ 32Serving Go Players in America; Ishi Press 33Go Quality sets imported from Japan; Shibumi Trading VOLUME 21:2 DATED 1987/05 00National Go Society 01Go 02American Go Association 03Bi-coastal Cherry Blossoms 03Miami and Texas Debut 03NJ Open At Rutgers 03The More The Merrier: Nine Regional Tournaments Welcome Spring 04Fourth World Youth Championship In Hong Kong - Two From L.A. Will Represent North America 04Ishi Presses Onward - Third New Title In Under A Year 04Ratings Issue Heats Up - National Committee Formed 05First Inter-City Club Competition - Tele-Tsuke Will Link Cleveland and Baltimore 05Tournaments & Events 06All A-Board; Roger White 06An Open Letter to The AGA; Robert McCallister 07A Long Way To Go 07Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 08The Third U.S. Go Congress 09The L.A. Kisei Game 10First Mejin Game In New York 11Cho Hoon-hyun Meets The New Wave; Badok Magazine, Translated by Janice Kim 15Electronic Go Board 16The Power of Go; John Power 20Fuseki Master; Skees Associates, Inc. 21A Fight To The Finish 23Available From The AGA 23Computer Go - An International Newsletter; David Erbach 23Let's Go, Let's Go Master; The Tank 24Reducing Territorial Frameworks, Book Review; Wynne Evans 25Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 28Boston, SF, Philly, Denver 28For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 29NEMESIS...the Go Master; Crystalline Creations, Inc 32June Special "Graded Go Problems"; Sabaki Go Company 32The Quaking 33Become A Go Master!; Ishi Press VOLUME 21:3 DATED 1987/08 00National Go Society 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Go News 03NEMESIS Chosen Game of the Month 03Redmond Scores 03Summer Tournament Scene 04Batting 1000 04Going, Going...Gonshor 04The Tenth Canadian Go Championship, Go-ing All Out 04Tournaments & Events 05High Notes; Bob High 05NEMESIS - 15 Kyu and Counting 06Go And Thinking Part 1
06Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 07The Ninth World Amateur Go Championships; Haskell Small 08For The Children - James Chen's American Go Institute 09Sabaki Go Company 10Popular Openings; Jeong Soo Hyun, Translated by Kim Kae-yool, edited by Wynne Evans 12Let's Go; The Tank 14Words of The Masters 17At the Meijin's Teaching Hall; Fujisawa Shuko, Translated by Bob McGuigan 21Computer Go - An International Newsletter; David Erbach 22NEMESIS...the Go Master; Crystalline Creations, Inc 23Thinking About Go Part 1; Edward K Ream 27Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 29Available From The AGA 32Electronic Go Board 32Game Analysis; Sen Suzuki 33Become A Go Master!; Ishi Press VOLUME 21:4 DATED 1987/11 00National Go Society 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Editorial; Roy Laird 04A World Pro Go Championship - $1 Million 04Go News 05Corrections: Last Year's Congress Issue 05Tournaments & Events 05What Makes A Winner 06Broadening Your Go Horizons "Go" (Dutch), "The Deutsche Go-Zeitung" (German), "Go- Revue Francais du Go" (France); Bob High 07Meijin Masters Manhattan 10The Meijin: An Ancient Lineage 12The Fourth World Youth Wei-chi Championship; Harry Gonshor 13A Game of Go; Haskell Small 13Computer Go - An International Newsletter; David Erbach 13Easy Go-ing 13Electronic Go Board 14Masterpieces of Handicap Go 17Go World; Sabaki Go Company 18Mass Appeal - The Third US Go Congress 22Go Parodies 1987 24The Professionals 28Protocol: How To Act at a Professional Simultaneous Event 32Prizewinners 1987 US Go Congress 34Our Newest Professional...New Mexico's Janice Kim 35Available From The AGA 35Let's Go 36Killers By Kim 36The Second Book of Go, Book Review 37For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 38NEMESIS...The Go Master; Crystalline Creations, Inc 39Computer Go; Crystalline Creations, Inc 39Instant Go; Crystalline Creations, Inc 40Thinking About Go Part 2; Edward K Ream 42In Praise of Tsume Go (Life and Death) Part 1; Nobuaki Maeda, Translated by Bob Terry 43Did This Man Teach George Washington To Play Go?; Jaap K. Blom 45And In English Too!, "The Canadian Go Review", and "The British Go Journal" 45Vital Statistics 46Answers To Kim's Killers 48Maeda's Life and Death Answer to Problem 49Become A Go Master!; Ishi Press VOLUME 22:1 DATED 1988/01 00National Go Society 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03My Corner; Roy Laird 04Fujitsu Sponsors First World Go Championship 04Go News; Roy Laird 04Native Talent - The Sheraton Sponsors American Professional Event 05Local and Foreign Programs Split Prizes In Third International Computer Wei-ch'i Congress 05World Pro Cup and Fifth Youth Championship To Be Held Together In Paris 06First 1988 Kisei Game Held In Honolulu 06NEMESIS Moves Ahead 06San Francisco Setback 07A Hallowed Game 07Obituary - Deborah Osborne 07The Bay Area Gets a Pro 08A New Record 08Bay Area Workshop 08Live At Five 08MACRave 08MD Magazine; Marilyn Stern 08Public Radio 08Small Moves 08We're A Sport 09Tournaments & Events 10High Notes; Bob High 10New AGA Software 11Dan-Kyu Very Much 11Rating Program 12All A-Board; Roger White 12Make Your Own Demonstration Board; Roger White 131987 U.S. Championships 16Killers By Kim 17Life and Death From A to Z, (A,B,C); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin 18Go And Thinking Part 2 18Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 19The Fourth U.S. Go Congress - July 30-Aug 7 - Berkeley, CA 20Masterpieces of Handicap Go 21A Game of Go; Haskell Small 23The Way To Go; AGA 24NEMESIS...the Go Master; Toyogo 24NEMESIS...the Joseki Tutor; Toyogo 26Direction of Play; Ken Koester 26How to Report Tournament Results 27Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 33Computer Go - An International Newsletter; David Erbach 33For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 33Let's Go, Let's Go Master; The Tank 35Killers by Kim - Answers 36Life & Death from A to Z Solutions 36Read This Aloud; Phil Straus 40Good Aji 40Janice Kim Commentary by Mail 40The American Go Institute; Yi-len Yang 6-dan 41A Traditional Go Ban for under two hundred dollars!; Ishi Press VOLUME 22:2 DATED 1988/03 00National Go Society 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03My Corner; Roy Laird 04Four on a Match 04IBM Sponsors Go Championship in Japan 05Go and Sexual Intimacy 05Go on CompuServe 05Learn Go by Mail - American Go Institute Offers Correspondence Course; Richard Dolen 05Nikko Hotel Match in San Francisco 06Big Orange Gets Bigger 06Harvard Dans 06No Va Cherry Blossom 06Sake To Me 06San Francisco's Winter Winners 06Seattle Cherry Blossom 06Texas Triumph 06Tournament Notes 06Wild Midwest 07Flash! Janice Kim... 07K.C. Midwest Championships 07Tournament Report Program 08Errata AGJ 22:1: News, Masterpieces of Handicap Go, Kim's Killers 08For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 08Tournaments & Events 09Go And Thinking Part 3 09Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 10Fujitsu Cup 12Masterpieces of Handicap Go 1610 Steps To More Effective Work with Beginners 18Anders Kierulf's Smart Go Board; Dave Erbach 18High Notes; Bob High 19The Fourth U.S. Go Congress 20Reading Ahead 22NEMESIS...the Go Master; Toyogo 23NEMESIS...the Joseki Tutor; Toyogo 24Killers By Kim 25Life and Death From A to Z, (D,E,F); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin 26Killers by Kim - Answers 27Life & Death from A to Z Solutions 28Direction of Play; Ken Koester 29Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 34Electronic Go Board 34Janice Kim Commentary by Mail 34The American Go Institute 40A Game of Go; Haskell Small 40Computer Go; David Erbach 40Star of Poland; The Tank, Inc 40Two New Books: "The Power of the Star Point" and "The Magic of Go"; Ishi Press VOLUME 22:3 DATED 1988/07 00National Go Society 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03The AGA Prepares for the 90s 05An American Pro-Am Championship 05Go News; Roy Laird 05Michael Redmond Promotes to 6-Dan 05Too Much To Talk About 06Being A Sport 06The Iwaki Cup
06The Kisei In New York 07Carlson Memorial Becomes Regional 07Central Region Establishes "Triple Crown" 07Philly Stakes 07Pros On The Move 08Electronic Go Board 08Tournaments & Events 0910 In a Row: The Tenth World Amateur Go Championship; Barbara Calhoun 1012 Kyu Go Program? - Star of Poland; The Tank 10Go Conference on BBS; The Tank 11A Game of Go; Haskell Small 11Lim vs. Schlemper at the WAGC; Mr. Lim 12Corrections: Life & Death from A to Z 12For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 12Killers By Kim 13Life and Death From A to Z, (G,H,I); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin 14Seattle Sheraton Sponsors U.S. Professional Event 16The Fourth US Go Congress; Roy Laird & Phil Straus 17Do Go Players Have More Testosterone? 22Teach Your Children: An Interview with Wang Runan; Roy Laird 23First Unified US Championship; Roy Laird & Phil Straus 25The 1988 Annual AGA Board of Directors Meeting 26Committee Reports 271988 U.S. Championship Title Game 27Janice Kim Commentary by Mail 27The American Go Institute 28Masterpieces of Handicap Go 31The 1989 US Fujitsu Open 34Smart Go Board; Anders Kierulf 35Killers by Kim - Answers 36NEMESIS...the Go Master; Toyogo 37NEMESIS...the Joseki Tutor; Toyogo 37Wanted: $100,000 for NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 38A Choice Old Masterpiece "The Game In Which Iwata Was Beaten To Death"; Miyazawa Goro, Translated by Tsugio Hattori & Bob McGuigan 38The Heart Stopping Move of Ishigaya 39AGA Products 39GoReport 39GoTour 39How To Start A Go Club; AGA 39Posters 39Tele-Tsuke 39The Way To Go 40Life & Death from A to Z Solutions 41Learn Go From the North American Champion! COSMOS; Ishi Press VOLUME 22:4 DATED 1988/10 00The Fifth U.S. Go Congress, August 6-13, 1989, Rutgers University 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Go News; Roy Laird 03Redmond Beats Takemiya 03World Cup 04Go in Shangri-La - Ing's World Pro Cup Comes To Beijing 04Go West, Young Players! - Ings World Youth Wei-Chi Championship Comes To Paris 05Meijin Magic 06AGA Selects New President 06Another American Korean Professional 06Chinese Pro Games In L.A. 07Korea Tour 07Tournaments & Events 08The Kisei In New York 102nd Fujitsu Cup - North American Playoffs in Seattle; Bill Camp 12Flash Cha's Success Continues 13High Notes; Bob High 13Who We Are: A Membership Survey 14Go Posters; Roger White 14The Way To Go; AGA 14We Are OpeNetwork; The Tank 15A New Way To Go 15Go Moon 15In Print 15The Magic of Go 16The Power Of The Star Point, Book Review 16The Seventh Annual Meijin Sen - Takagawa vs Rin 18For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson 19Give It Your Best Effort, an Interview with Phil Straus; Roy Laird 20How To Start A Go Club; AGA 21Three Terminal Groups: AMCOM Network, The OPENNetwork BBS on Go & Computers, The GoBoard 22Killers By Kim 23Life and Death From A to Z, (J,K,L); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin 24Killers by Kim - Answers 25Life & Death from A to Z Solutions 26NEMESIS...the Go Master; Toyogo 27NEMESIS...the Joseki Tutor; Toyogo 28Origins: Part 1; Peter Shotwell 28Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 29Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander 29Tele-Tsuke; AGA 33A Game of Go; Haskell Small 35Janice Kim Commentary by Mail 35The American Go Institute 37Electronic Go Board 37The Original Smart Go Board 40Batman and Robin 40Go Proverbs Devastated 40The Tetrahedron 41Learn Go From the North American North American Champion! COSMOS; Ishi Press VOLUME 23:1 DATED 1989/01 00Prepare to meet your NEMESIS; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Big Orange Goes International 03Go News; Roy Laird 03LA Pro Beats Two 9-Dans 03Wang Wi Wows Winter Watchers 04Computer Games Olympiad Will Feature Go 04Ishi Press International Stakes Out A Big Territory 04Kerwin Visits California 04No Va Cherry Blossom 04Philly Tournament at Rutgers 04Rocky Mountain Championship 06Tournaments & Events 07Computer Games I & II 07High Notes; Bob High 08What's Your Rating? Part 1 - Ranks; Roy Laird 10The Japan Professional System 111989 U.S. Fujitsu Cup Elimination 12What's Your Rating? Part 1 - Ratings; Roy Laird 14How Much Stronger Are Professional Players; Roy Laird 15A Game of Go; Haskell Small 15AGA Products 15Electronic Go Board 15Go Report 15GoTour 15Tele-Tsuke 15The Way To Go 16The Day of the "7-Dan"?; Roy Laird 17Smart Go Board; Anders Kierulf 18Star Of Poland; OPENetwork 19Life and Death From A to Z, (M,N,O); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin 20An Interview with Ishi Press Founder Richard Bozulich 25Life & Death from A to Z Solutions 26Strategic Error & Blunder; Phil Straus 28Masterpieces of Handicap Go 30Janice Kim Commentary by Mail 33The American Go Institute 36AGJ Back Issue Bonanza! 37Instant Go Articles by Wilcox; Toyogo 39AGA Supporters 40Go Proverbs Devastated 40Go Receives His Just Reward 40The Adventures of Go Kiburi 41Ishi Press COSMOS; Ishi Press VOLUME 23:2 DATED 1989/04 00Prepare to meet your NEMESIS; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03My Corner; Roy Laird 051990 US Fijitsu Cup And Regional Championship 05Go News; Roy Laird 05Redmond On A Roll 05US Amateur Beats Professional 06International Women's Championship 06Memorial Day Melee 06Portland Open 06Southwest Rises Again 06Winners Kyu Up In Midwest 07British Go Association Publishes Go Songbook 07Cleveland Tournament Expands To Two Days 07Dept. of Corrections 07Eastern Championship In Philadelphia 07The Baltimore Open 08Tournaments & Events 09A Trip To Nagoya - The 11th World Amateur Go Championship; Chris Kirschner 11Morning Calm, Evening Fire - The First Korea-USA Friendship Baduk Tournament; Roy Laird 12The 1989 Team 17Bruce Wilcox Creates Another Nemesis; Roy Laird 19AGA Supporters 20Jim's Journal: Part 1 - Conversations with Jim Kerwin 21AGA Products 21GoReport 21GoTour 21Tele-Tsuke 21The Way To Go 22A Visit To The American Go Institute; Bob Terry 22Life and Death From A to Z, (P,Q,R); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin 26Life & Death from A to Z Solutions
27Masterpieces of Handicap Go 32Electronic Go Board 33A Game of Go; Haskell Small 33Go Scribe; Oxbow Research Inc. 33James Kerwin: Improve Your Play with Go Lessons 33Smart Go Board; Anders Kierulf 34Star Of Poland; OPENetwork 37Play Me Honest (Song) 37Silly Songs Sung in Korea 37The Ko Player's Lament (Song) 37To Fight (Song) 39Xanadu Books Last Remaining "Invinciple" 40Go Kiburi On The Planet Of The Apes 40Go Proverbs Devastated 40The Africa Joke 41Traditional Elegance: Harmony in Wood, Shell and Stone; Ishi Press VOLUME 23:3 DATED 1989/07 00Prepare to meet your NEMESIS; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Go News; Roy Laird 041989 US Mejin 04European Team Go 04Ko, Heave Ho! 04San Francisco Go Club Survives Quake: Devotees Take "Quake Draws" After "The Pretty Big One"; Lloyd Gowen 051990 Tournaments and Events 06Singapore Fling - The Sixth World Youth Wei-chi Championship; Ernest Brown 07A Game of Go; Haskell Small 08The British Invasion; Francis Roads 09An International Affair; Roy Laird and Phil Straus 14Instant Go Articles by Wilcox; Toyogo 15On The Scene In L.A.; Bob Terry 16Top Quality Go Equipment From The Orient; Yutopian Enterprises 19Electronic Go Board 20AGA Supporters 20Go Scribe; Oxbow Research Inc. 20James Kerwin: Improve Your Play with Go Lessons 21Jim's Journal: Part 2 - Finish The Opening; James Kerwin 24Solution to Kerwin Problem 24Star Of Poland; OPENetwork 25Masterpieces of Handicap Go 32Smart Go Board; Anders Kierulf 34Xanadu Books Last Remaining "Invinciple" 36The 1989 US Go Congress Song "Turkey in The Straw" 38The Winners' Circle - 1989 US Go Congress Winners 40How To Do Well In The Congress Handicap Tournament; Weak-Kneed Dan 41Traditional Elegance: Harmony in Wood, Shell and Stone; Ishi Press VOLUME 23:4 DATED 1989/10 00Prepare to meet your NEMESIS; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Computer Eyes 03Go News; Roy Laird 03Hard Copy Too 04Games Wanted 04Looking For A Few Good Kids 04Public Notice 051990 Tournaments and Events 06Fujitsu Tournament Results 06Star Of Poland; OPENetwork 07The 1990 North American Fujitsu Qualifying Tournament - Jimmy Cha Wins Again! 08Who's Who in Fujitsu - A Brief Look At Some of the Top US Players 12Jimmy Cha's Challenge 12Who Gets To Play In Fujitsu 13Final Round 13Help Wanted; Roy Laird 15AGA Supporters 16High Notes; Bob High 16The Flavor of the Game; Bob High 2037 Hours With A Superb Go Teacher; Phil Straus 26Masterpieces of Handicap Go 27A Game of Go; Haskell Small 27Smart Game Board; Anders Kierulf 27Swiss Explorer; Anders Kierulf 31Electronic Go Board 336th U.S. Go Congress Denver, CO 34Prepare to meet your NEMESIS; Toyogo 35Origins: Part 2 - Go, Gods and Men; Peter Shotwell 35Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell 40Go Kiburi In The Middle Ages; Bob High 40Top Quality Go Equipment From The Orient; Yutopian Enterprises 41Develop Your Game with 3 New Books From Ishi: "Positional Judgement," "All About Thickness," and "Graded Go Problems," Vol 4; Ishi Press VOLUME 24:1 DATED 1990/01 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03My Corner: Go and Money; Roy Laird 04Cha Chastens Cho - Jimmy Cha Beats Cho Chikun in Fujitsu Cup!! 04Go News; Roy Laird 05Go To A Festival 05Obituary - Mitsuo Horiguchi; Robert M. Ryder 061990 Tournaments and Events 06Korean International Tournament 07Jimmy Cha's Farewell To America 10Laura Yedwab Tops Western Players In Worlds Women's Tournament; Roy Laird 12Big Board Go; Bob High 12Deviant Go; Bob High 12High Notes; Bob High 12Non-Standard Standards; Bob High 13European Excursions; Bob High 13Topological Go; Bob High 13Two-for-One Go; Bob High 14Etudes; Bob High 14Literary Fancies; Bob High 14So What?; Bob High 15If You Have A Computer; OPENetwork 15Star of Poland is the strongest 15The Brooklyn Go Club 16Go: The Study of Buddhist Ideals; Ernest Brown 16Stepping Stones; Ernest Brown 18Smart Game Board; Anders Kierulf 196th U.S. Go Congress 20Introducing NEMESIS Deluxe; Toyogo 21The 1990 Fujitsu Games 25A Game of Go; Haskell Small 30Jim's Journal: Part 3 - Attack The Frontiers; James Kerwin 32James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 33Masterpieces of Handicap Go 35Official Rules and Equipment of the Ing Cup International Go Tournament; Yutopian Enterprises 35Xanadu Bookstore All English Language Go Books in Print 37Go Anywhere; Home Planet Software 39AGA Supporters 40How Many Games?; Roy Laird 41Develop Your Game with 3 New Books From Ishi: "Positional Judgement," "All About Thickness," and "Graded Go Problems," Vol 4; Ishi Press VOLUME 24:2 DATED 1990/04 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Go News; Roy Laird 03IPI And "Hard Copy" 03IPI And IBM 03Recording Industry 04Obituary - Susumu Yasumura 04Rating Commission Update 051990 Tournaments and Events 05Digital Go Mouse 05Fujitsu Playoff In SF 06Go in The City Of Peace; Bob High 09Playing By The Rules; Roy Laird 14Win One, Lose One - 3rd China-Korea Friendship Tournament in LA Ends In Draw; Bob Terry 17Life and Death From A to Z, (S,T,U); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin 18Stepping Stones; Ernest Brown 18The Glass Bead Game; Ernest Brown 19Inside The AGA Rating System; Paul Matthews 20The 1990 Fujitsu Games; James Kerwin 21James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 23Smart Game Board; Anders Kierulf 25Electronic Go Board 25Masterpieces of Handicap Go 27A Game of Go; Haskell Small 28Direction of Play; Ken Koester 30The AGA Honor Roll 31Introducing NEMESIS Deluxe; Toyogo 32Go in The USSR; Roy Laird 33If You Have A Computer; OPENetwork 33Star of Poland is the strongest 33The Brooklyn Go Club 35Life & Death from A to Z Solutions 35The American Go Institute 39Official Rules and Equipment of the Ing Cup International Go Tournament; Yutopian Enterprises 40Go Kiburi Meets Dracula; Fred Hansen 40Go Proverbs Devastated 40Xanadu Bookstore All English Language Go Books in Print 41Develop Your Game with 3 New Books From Ishi: "Positional Judgement," "All About Thickness," and "Graded Go Problems," Vol 4; Ishi Press VOLUME 24:3 DATED 1990/07 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03A Russian Journal - In English 03Cha, Redmond To Play In SF Fujitsu Playoff 03Go News; Roy Laird 03Volga Boat Trip 04First Life Member 04More New Products 05International Postal Go
05Tournament Time 06Go, Hot Tubs and Walking On The Beach 06James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 07Tournament and Event Calendar 08Rocky Mountain Eyes - Denver Hosts Sixth US Go Congress; Roy Laird 17Tomorow's Champions? 18A Mighty Thickness 18I've Got Ko Threats 18Two New Silly Go Songs 20Winners - 1990 US Go Congress Championship 22Jim's Journal: Playing On The Frontiers Part II; James Kerwin 24Xanadu Bookstore All English Language Go Books in Print 26Introducing NEMESIS Deluxe; Toyogo 27An American Benefactor - The 1990 Cotsen Open; Bob Terry 30High Notes; Bob High 30Mathematical Go; Bob High 33Top Quality Equipment From All Over Asia; Yutopian Enterprises 34Masterpieces of Handicap Go 38Electronic Go Board 38Smart Game Board; Anders Kierulf 39Solutions To Problems; James Kerwin 39We Need Your Help; AGA 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Develop Your Game with 3 New Books From Ishi: "Positional Judgement," "All About Thickness," and "Graded Go Problems," Vol 4; Ishi Press VOLUME 24:4 DATED 1990/10 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 031991 US Go Congress, August 3-11, Rochester, NY 03Another American Professional!! 03Go News; Roy Laird 04Banking On Go 04Help Wanted: AGA Treasurer & AGA Business Manager 05Tournament and Event Calendar 06Redmond Rules at Fujitsu 08The 1991 Fujitsu Games 09James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 09Smart Game Board; Anders Kierulf 11Star of Poland is the strongest 13Go Proverbs From The Real World 14Teaching Go To Children (Part 1); Peter Freedman 15Famous Western Go Players 16Life and Death From A to Z, (V,W,X); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin 17Jim's Journal: How To Use Power; James Kerwin 17Xanadu Bookstore All English Language Go Books in Print 20Instant Go Chapter 10 -- Breakout; Bruce Wilcox 26A Game of Go; Haskell Small 27Introducing NEMESIS Deluxe; Toyogo 30Laser, Truth, Kids; Bruce Wilcox 33The American Go Institute 33Top Quality Equipment From All Over Asia; Yutopian Enterprises 34High Notes; Bob High 34Software Reviews; Bob High 36The Ideal Beginner's Book; Milton Bradley 37Life & Death from A to Z Solutions 38Why's Your Rating; AGA 39Go Kiburi and The Chief's Wraith; Bob High 39Next Issue; AGA 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Develop Your Game with 3 New Books From Ishi: "Positional Judgement," "All About Thickness," and "Graded Go Problems," Vol 4; Ishi Press VOLUME 25:1 DATED 1991/01 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Canadian Fujitsu 03Go in The Ultimate Party Town 03Go News; Roy Laird 03Redmond Wins Again In Fujitsu 04Reach Out And Play Someone 04Third US-Korea Friendship Baduk Tournament 05Tournament and Event Calendar 05Tulsa Tournament 06The 1991 Fujitsu Games 09Star of Poland is the strongest 09Subscribe to "Mangajin" 13The San Francisco Go Club - A Brief History of America's Great National Go Treasure; Ernest Brown 15The Las Vegas Open 17Go Moon 19Learn Go By Mail!; The American Go Institute 19Life and Death From A to Z, (Y,Z); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin 20Jim's Journal: Attacking; James Kerwin 21Top Quality Equipment From All Over Asia; Yutopian Enterprises 23Go and the I Ching 23Stepping Stones; Ernest Brown 25High And Mid-Kyu Players!!!; Milton Bradley 26The Second World Women's Amateur Championship 27The 1991 US Women's Championship 28Masterpieces of Handicap Go 32Does God Play Go? 32Smart Game Board; Anders Kierulf 33Baduk and Life; Dr. Seoung-Yong Hong 34Fuseki Study 35Help Wanted; AGA 36Xanadu Bookstore All English Language Go Books in Print 37Life & Death from A to Z Solutions 38James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 39Introducing NEMESIS Deluxe; Toyogo 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Develop Your Game with 3 New Books From Ishi: "Positional Judgement," "All About Thickness," and "Graded Go Problems," Vol 4; Ishi Press VOLUME 25:2,3 DATED 1991/07 00Get Stoned With NEMESIS V5 01Go Is 02American Go Association 031991 World Amateur Go Championship 03Go News; Roy Laird 04Las Vegas Open 051992 Tournament and Event Calendar 06Obituary - Felix Khuner 1907-1991 06Obituary - Harry Gonshor 1928-1991 07One By Ishida: "All About Thickness" 07Two By Cho Chikun: "Positional Judgement" and "The 3-3 Point: Modern Opening Stragegy"
07What's New; Roy Laird 08Coming Soon: "The World Of Go" and "Test Your Strength" 09New From Toyogo 10A Great Leap Forward - Over 250 Players Throng To The Seventh US Go Congress 23Hane, Hane; Mike Ryan 23Sensei's Knife; Ken Koester 24Last Dango in Rochester; Bob High 261991 US Go Congress Winner's Circle 28The 1991 Cotsen Open; Bob Terry 32Calling All Artists; AGA 32The World Youth Wei Ch'i Championship; Peter Freedman 33Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 1; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 34Aristotle On Go - Where East Meets West; David Mechner 36Good Thinking - An Interview with Zhu-jiu Jiang; Ernest Brown 38Go and Education: The Key To The Future 39Introducing NEMESIS Scribbler; Toyogo 40Special Exhibition Game 42A Teaching Game 43Xanadu Bookstore All English Language Go Books in Print 44On The Road Again - The Third Korea-US Friendship Baduk Tournament 47My Life In Go; Oingyi Zheng 49Smart Game Board; Anders Kierulf 49Yutopian Enterprises 52Masterpieces of Handicap Go 53Play By The Rules - The New AGA Simplified Rules of Go; AGA 56Testing Your Strength - Part 1: Understanding Kadoban; Wayne Nelson and Bob High 63Go Culture In The Emerald City; Player Zero 65A Game of Go; Haskell Small 65James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 67The American Go Institute 69Answers To Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 69This Just In 70Go Kiburi Gets Rich 70Last Dango in Rochester - Solution; Bob High 72The AGA Honor Roll 73Develop Your Game with 3 New Books From Ishi: "Positional Judgement," "All About Thickness," and "Graded Go Problems," Vol 4; Ishi Press VOLUME 25:4 DATED 1991/10 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03China/Hong Kong Go Tour 03Go News; Roy Laird 03Going With The Times - Bush Advised To Play Yosu-Miru 03Jiang Offers Clinics In Cleveland, California 04Going For The Green 04Pro Tours This Summer 051992 Tournament and Event Calendar 06The 1991 North American Fujitsu Cup - Redmond Wins Again; Davis Erbach 10The Fujitsu Final; Michael Redmond 11The American Go Institute 13Subscribe to "Mangajin" 14The Third Amateur Women's International Go Tournament; Yari Leski 15The American Go Foundation; Roger White 17Instant Go Starter Kit; Bruce Wilcox 17Redmond's Go Camp
18In Praise of Tsume Go Part 2 - How Beginners Should Study Life and Death Problems; Bob Terry 18Join The AGA Honor Roll! 19Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 2; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 19World Youth Wei Chi Championship 20The Third Man: an interview with James Davies; Roy Laird 23The 1992 US Go Congress, August 1-9, Salem, Oregon 24Masterpieces of Handicap Go 25Escorted China Go Tour 25James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 27Go Players Do It In Groups 29Yutopian Enterprises 30A Matter of Life and Death; David A. Mechner 31Smart Game Board; Anders Kierulf 32In Praise of Tsume Go Part 2 - Solutions; Bob Terry 34Xanadu Bookstore All English Language Go Books in Print 35Introducing NEMESIS Scribbler; Toyogo 36Yang's Life And Death: Solution (from p. 19) 38The Kos; Bob High 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Develop Your Game with 3 New Books From Ishi: "Positional Judgement," "All About Thickness," and "Graded Go Problems," Vol 4; Ishi Press VOLUME 26:1 DATED 1992/01 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Go News; Roy Laird 03Important Notice! New Diagram Conventions 03The 9th World Youth Wei Ch'i Championship 03There's Go In Them Thar Hills 04Go For Bush in '92 04Media Mentions 04Professional Workshops 051992 Tournament and Event Calendar 06A Real Knockout - Two's Company - Four's A Game At World Pairs Championships in Tokyo; Roy Laird 10Subscribe to "Mangajin" 10The American Go Institute 11Rules of Pair Go 12Jimmy Cha vs Janice Kim 13Join The AGA Honor Roll! 14Masterpieces of Handicap Go 17James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 18Teaching Go To Children: Part 2; Peter Freedman 19Special Sale - Back Issues 20Zhu-Jiu Jiang vs. Paul Hu 21Notice - Mr Jiang's July redwood mountain go retreat... 23Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 3; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 24An Instant Tournament Primer; W.J. Hansen 27Introducing NEMESIS Scribbler; Toyogo 28Go Trekking in Asia - A two month excursion; Yari Leski 31Xanadu Bookstore All English Language Go Books in Print 33Chinese Jade & Quartz stones; Yotopian 34The American Go Foundation; Roger White 35Did You Forget? - The 1992 US Go Congress 36Solutions to Yang's Life and Death (from p.23); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 37Solution to New Year Problem 38The Maven; Roy Laird 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Get the Facts About Go In "The Go Player's Almanac"; Ishi Press VOLUME 26:2 DATED 1992/04 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Go News; Roy Laird 03US Resident Plays For $400,000 04Chess In Schools - Why Not Go? 04Reminder For Las Vegas 051992 Tournament and Event Calendar 06The World Amateur Go Championship 08Jujo's Bootcamp - The First Annual Cleveland Go Workshop; Chris Garlock 10Four Games From "Boot Camp" 11Join The AGA Honor Roll! 15The American Go Foundation; Roger White 16What Do You Mean, I Have To Make Another Move? 18Ikeda's Rules; Bob High 19Man Nyun Peh - An Application of The Super Ko Rule In The Opening; Andy Finch 19Yutopian Enterprises 20Instant Go Starter Kit; Bruce Wilcox 20Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 4; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 20The American Go Institute 21Masterpieces of Handicap Go 25James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 29Understanding Kadoban - Part 2: Match Play; Wayne Nelson and Bob High 31Jujo On Learning Go 32Go For Beginners: Professional 9x9 Go Part 1; Richard Hunter 34New Games For Go Players; Bob High 36Solutions to Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 37Special Sale - Back Issues 38What Is The American Go Foundation 39Go Kiburi Gives Up; Bob High 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Introducing NEMESIS Scribbler; Toyogo 42Get the Facts About Go In "The Go Player's Almanac"; Ishi Press VOLUME 26:3 DATED 1992/07 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03A Few Editorial Comments 03Go For Sierra 03Go News; Roy Laird 03The Children's Crusade 04Hollyhock Go Workshop 1992; Robert LaFleche 051992-93 Tournament and Event Calendar 06Go West, Young Person 09Just Say Go!; The Sierra Network 10On The Oregon Trail - The Eighth US Go Congress 10The Second Ing Cup Tournament 10The US Open 111992 Ing Cup Winners 11The Pairs Championship Playoff 12NovaNet Go Project; Dietrich Schussel 13Friendship Matches 13Lightning Tournament 13Self-Paired Handicap 13The "Day Off" 14The Pros Who Taught Us
15Crazy Go 15Grand Finale 161992 Winners Circle 17Handicap Tournament Results 17James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 17The American Go Foundation; Roger White 181992 AGA National Board Meeting 20The Ing Final 22Jujo On Learning Go 23Special Exhibition Game 26Special Prize Game 28Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 5; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 28Yutopian Enterprises 29How To Play Handicap Go (Part 1); James Kerwin 31A Game of Go; Haskell Small 33Enlarge Your Asian Horizons with Kyoto Journal 34Masterpieces of Handicap Go 38Solutions to Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 39The American Go Institute 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Introducing NEMESIS Scribbler; Toyogo 42Get the Facts About Go In "The Go Player's Almanac"; Ishi Press VOLUME 26:4 DATED 1992/10 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Don't Forget To Vote!; AGA 03Go in Business Week 03Go News; Roy Laird 03High Office 03New In Print - "The Great Joseki Debates" and "Opening Theory Made Easy" 04Go Global With Internet! 04Montana Go Club Grows 051993 Tournament and Event Calendar 06The 1992 Cotsen Open 07OPENETWORK 09The American Go Institute 10A Game From The World Youth Championship 13Waylaid By Wei-Chi; Dan Deneen 15A Note On Chinese Counting 16The Canterbury Go Congress 17Join The AGA Honor Roll! 18Yutopian Enterprises 19A Game From The European Go Congress 20How To Choose Joseki; Yi-lun Yang, in collaboration with Phil Straus 28How To Play Handicap Go (Part 2); James Kerwin 30James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 31World Champion Program - Go Intellect 32Life In B League; Janice Kim 34Masterpieces of Handicap Go 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Introducing NEMESIS Scribbler; Toyogo 42Get the Facts About Go In "The Go Player's Almanac"; Ishi Press VOLUME 27:1 DATED 1993/01 00NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Robert Gordon High 1946-1993; Roy Laird 05Memorial donations can be sent to: 06Lament On A Pilgrimage; Michael Ryan 07Free Compuserver Introductory Offer 07Go Global with Internet!
07Go News; Roy Laird 08Czech It Out, Man - A Month Of Solid Go 08Ishi Press Review 08Nominations Open For President; VP's To Be Chosen Later This Year 08Youth Championship Selection Coming Up 091993 Tournament and Event Calendar 101992 Fujitsu Scoreboard 101992 North American Fujitsu 11The Final Match 11Your Best Move This Year: The US Go Congress 14Life In Amateur B League; Michael J. Simon 15Special Sale - Back Issues 18The 1992 Amateur Pairs Tournament; Janice Kim 20Three Go Problems; Ye-hui Wang, Translated by Steven Lo 21The Ninth US Go Congress, August 7-15, 1993, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA; AGA 22Masterpieces of Handicap Go 26AGA Reading List 26DAE YOL KIM: Portrait of A Champion; Michael Simon 28How To Choose Joseki Part 2; Yi-lun Yang, in collaboration with Phil Straus 36Solutions To Three Go Problems 36Strongest Go Playing Program in the World: 1992 Computer Go World Champion, Go Intellect 38Join The AGA Honor Roll! 39Do Not So Gently Offer To Resign 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Introducing NEMESIS Scribbler; Toyogo 42All About Life & Death, The most complete work on tsume Go ever published in English; Ishi Press VOLUME 27:2 DATED 1993/04 00$5000 Reward! - Mr. Ing wants you to Go the right way!; Yutopian Enterprises 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Go News; Roy Laird 03Online Go Forum At Delphi 03Regional Pair Go Tournaments to Be Set 03Regional VP Selection Completed 04Montana Go Club Grows 04Nihon Ki-in America Founded 04Russian Publisher Likes Intellectual Games 04Venezuelan Invitation 05A Chip Off The Old Ban 05Go in Space 05Heather Plays Go 05Public Service Ad Features Go 05T&E Moves To AGN 06How To Get On The Internet 06How To Play Go On The Internet; Mindy McAdams 07Important IGS Commands 08How To Get "Client Software" (The Easy Way) 10How To Get "Client Software" (The Hard Way) 11Less Common Commands 12Ranks and the Stats Box 14How To Get on the Go Server 14The Imagination Network 14User Beware - Anarchy Reigns on the IGS 16What You Think (Or What We Think You Think); Roy Laird 17AGA Questionnaire Results 18How To Start A Go Club; AGA 19New Digital Go Clock - Chronos 20This is Go The Natural Way! (Part 1); Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry 23Join The AGA Honor Roll! 24The 10 Commandments of Handicap Go; Bob Terry 31Yutopian Enterprises 32Masterpieces of Handicap Go 33Pass Out; AGA 35Next Issue; AGA 36Instant Go Starter Kit; Bruce Wilcox 36Subscribe to "Mangajin" 38Promote Yourself!; Roger White 39The Games of Go Seigen; Mark Hall 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Get Stoned with NEMESIS V5 42All About Life & Death, The most complete work on tsume Go ever published in English; Ishi Press VOLUME 27:3 DATED 1993/07 00New Digital Go Clock - Chronos 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Go News; Roy Laird 03Ing Foundation Offers Major Grant 04New From Ishi Press "All About Life and Death" 04Winter Go Workshop With Jim Kerwin 04Yutopian Enterprises 05Player of the Year 05Record Level of Play 05The 1993 US Go Congress 06Hard Working Professionals 06Internet 06New By-Laws 06Rating Advances 07Similar Time Next Year 08Mixed Pairs Draws Forty Players 09John Lee's Excellent Adventure 09Yi-lun Yang - Learn Go By Mail 10Ing Chang-Ki World Youth Championship 16Wei-Qi In Inner Mongolia; Feng Wan-zeng, Translated by Steven Lo 18US Circuit Enters Third Cycle 19Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 6; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 20This is Go The Natural Way! (Part 2); Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry 21World Class Program - Go Intellect 22Game Supplement 24Join The AGA Honor Roll! 25How To Play Handicap Go: Part 3; James Kerwin 29James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 30Masterpieces of Handicap Go 33A Game of Go; Haskell Small 37American Go Tournament Circuit Standings 38Solutions to Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Get Stoned with NEMESIS V5 42All About Life & Death, The most complete work on tsume Go ever published in English; Ishi Press VOLUME 27:4 DATED 1993/10 00New Digital Go Clock - Chronos 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03$300,000, No Strings Attached! 03Go News; Roy Laird 04By-Laws Vote 04Janice Kim Places Third in Korean Pro Tournament 04Redmond Defeats World Champion! 04Regional Pair Tournaments to be Held 05The 1993 Fujitsu Tournament 06Triple Ko In Miami 09The Games of Go Seigen; Mark Hall 10The Cheapest Professional Quality Stones in the World!; Yutopian Enterprises 10Yang's Life and Death Part 7; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 11How To Play Handicap Go: Part 4; James Kerwin 13Yutopian Enterprises 15James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan 16This is Go The Natural Way! (Part 3); Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry 19Don't Forget To Vote!; AGA 20Play The Honest Move - Come To The 10th US Go Congress - Washington DC, August 6-14 21Presidential Problems Part 1: Winning a Won Game 35Introducing OR-GO 36My First Game With Bob 37Join The AGA Honor Roll! 38Yang's Life and Death: Solutions; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 39Announcing the Michael Redmond Cup 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Get Stoned with NEMESIS V5 42All About Life & Death, The most complete work on tsume Go ever published in English; Ishi Press VOLUME 28:1 DATED 1994/01 00New Digital Go Clock - Chronos 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Go News; Roy Laird 03Good News About "Go World"! 03Next From Ishi Press "Forcing Moves" 04Go On NBC Nightly News 04Regional Pair Tournaments to be Held 04Robert G. High Memorial Award 05Play The Honest Move - Come To The 10th US Go Congress - Washington DC, August 6-14 06The 1993 International Pair Go Championship 07Join The AGA Honor Roll! 08And Now For Something Completely Different 10First World Youth Super Go Championship: Final Match 11Tenth World Youth Go Championship: Junior Division Final Match 12Tenth World Youth Go Championship: Senior Division Final Match 13The Games of Go Seigen; Mark Hall 13Yang's Life and Death Part 8; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 141993 Fujitsu Qualifying Tournament - Three Michael Redmond Games 17Yutopian Enterprises 21The Cheapest Professional Quality Stones in the World!; Yutopian Enterprises 27Introducing OR-GO 28Masterpieces of Handicap Go 32This is Go The Natural Way! Part 4; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry 37Correction to "Natural Go" Part 3; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry 37Yutopian Enterprises 38Solutions To Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 39Go With A Pro; Yi-Lun Yang 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Get Stoned with NEMESIS V5 42All About Life & Death, The most complete work on tsume Go ever published in English; Ishi Press VOLUME 28:2 DATED 1994/04 00New Digital Go Clock - Chronos 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Agreement Reached With Ing Foundation 03Go News; Roy Laird 04A New Treasure 04Mathematical Go "Mathematical Go: Chilling Gets the Last Point" 04Nihon Kiin America Requests Proposals 05Redmond Cup Update 05Wanted: "Invincible: The Games of Shusaku" by John Power; Eric 06A College Go Course 095 X 5 Go; James Davies 12Yutopian Enterprises 13Play The Honest Move - Come To The 10th US Go Congress - Washington DC, August 6-14 14Walking Stones; Peter Shotwell 17Join The AGA Honor Roll! 18The Cheapest Professional Quality Stones in the World!; Yutopian Enterprises 19Introducing OR-GO 20Masterpieces of Handicap Go 28This is Go The Natural Way! Part 5; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry 32Yutopian Enterprises 34Professional 9x9 Go Part 2; Richard Hunter 36Martial Arts and Curative Power; Michael J. Simon 38Game Record 39Go Kiburi Carves On; David Sutton 39The Further Adventures of Go Kiburi - Go Kiburi Takes Up Woodwork; David Sutton 40The AGA Honor Roll 41Get Stoned with NEMESIS V5 42All About Life & Death, The most complete work on tsume Go ever published in English; Ishi Press VOLUME 28:3 DATED 1994/07 00New Digital Go Clock - Chronos 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03A Go Wedding at Canterbury 03Go News; Roy Laird 03Houston Will Host 1994 Fujitsu 03Yutopian Publishes Go Book - "Killer of Go" 04Life In B League; Janice Kim 10Jujo's Bootcamp 3; Chris Garlock 12Two Jujo Jiang Games 14Introducing OR-GO 18Masterpieces of Handicap Go 25The AGA Honor Roll 26This is Go The Natural Way! Part 6; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry 29Computer Software; Yutopian Enterprises 30The Cheapest Professional Quality Stones in the World!; Yutopian Enterprises 32How To Play Handicap Go: Part 5; James Kerwin 40Announcing publication of "Killer of Go"; Yutopian Enterprises 41Get Stoned with NEMESIS V5 42All About Life & Death, The most complete work on tsume Go ever published in English; Ishi Press VOLUME 28:4 DATED 1994/10 00New Digital Go Clock - Chronos 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Dr. Robert M. Ryder, March 8, 1915 - July 21, 1994 03Go News; Roy Laird 04Washington's Other Congress; Roy Laird 11Internet Update; Mindy McAdams 13The Light-Hearted Banter; Mike Ryan 15The American Go Journal; AGA 15The Cheapest Professional Quality Stones in the World!; Yutopian Enterprises 15Tired of Western Style; New York Go Institute 16The Ing Grant: How Will It Be Used? 17Go Classifications; Bjorn Goldis 18Ing Rules Discussion 19A New Lincoln Memorial; Nakayama Noriyuki, recorded by Phil Straus 19Join The AGA Honor Roll! 20Michael Redmond (W) vs. Jian Hong Wang (B) 24Computer Software; Yutopian Enterprises 25Killer of Go; Yutopian Enterprises 25Yang's Life and Death Part 9; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 26Masterpieces of Handicap Go 32Criteria For Selection of Invitational Tournament Contenders - US Representative to the World Amateur Go Championships 34The Empty Board - Emptiness; William S.Cobb 37Request For Proposals - The American Go Foundation 37Teachers Wanted; AGA 38Solutions To Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 40The AGA Honor Roll 41OR-GO 42All About Life & Death, The most complete work on tsume Go ever published in English; Ishi Press VOLUME 29:1 DATED 1995/01 00New Digital Go Clock - Chronos 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03$5000 PR Challenge Grant 03Go News; Roy Laird 03ING $$ Will Support Masters Tournament 03Ishi Press Makes Changes, Stays on Track 04Go in Space 04Kisei Title Game Comes To Atlanta 05Three Contests 06Chinese Pros Give Numerical Ratings A Try 06Pair Goes Pro 06Top Chinese Pro Visits California 07New Supplement to Shareware Favorite 07New Teaching Aids - Korean-American Pro Translates Teacher's Book 07On The Internet - Internet Go Server Moves to Korea 08First AGA Internet Tournament 09U.S. Go Congress '95 10Old Go Mags Get Big $$ 11The Cheapest Professional Quality Stones in the World!; Yutopian Enterprises 12Obituary - Walt McKibben 1926-1994 14An Exercise In Logistics and Faith 176 x 6 Go; James Davies
20The Empty Board - Attachment; William S. Cobb 21Join The AGA Honor Roll! 22Walking Stones - Going For the Go(ld); Peter Shotwell 24The Black Hole Theory of Go; By Players Zero, Minus One, et al. 31Life In B League; Janice Kim 34Top five reasons not to give up Go for a career in interior design: 35Killer of Go; Yutopian Enterprises 35Yang's Life and Death Part 9; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 36This is Go The Natural Way! Part 7; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry 39Free $$! (Well, almost free) 41A Window of Opportunity - An Interview with Anton Dovydaitis of Ishi Press 44Let's Go - Part 1: Getting Started; None Redmond 45Computer Software; Yutopian Enterprises 46Solutions To Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin 48The AGA Honor Roll 49Announcing Learn To Play Go by Jeong Soo-hyun & Janice Kim 50All About Life & Death, The most complete work on tsume Go ever published in English; Ishi Press VOLUME 29:2 DATED 1995/02 00NEMESIS 01Go Is 02American Go Association 03Attention All Go Players: Buy Another Book Shelf 03John Lee Unbeaten in Europe's Ing Cup 03The First AGA Internet Go Tournament 04New Shareware Release 05AGA Archive To Be Catalogued 05Correction to Igo Shareware Credits 05Late Breaking Congress News 06A Compendium of Trick Plays; Yutopian Enterprises 06Wanted For Evaluation 07U.S. Go Congress '95 08James Kerwin (W) vs Michael Redmond (B); Yi-Lun Yang 6d & Bradley Jones 13Go: An Asian Paradigum For Business Strategy; Kiseido 14Kerwin's "Meta-Game" Stars at Workshop; Christopher Garlock 15Three Problems - A "Meta-Game" Analysis; Jim Kerwin 18Ratings Are What You Make Them; Paul Matthews 19Computer Software; Yutopian Enterprises 20Get Strong At Joseki; Kiseido 21Get Strong At Invading; Kiseido 22Masterpieces of Handicap Go; Robert Mc Guigan 25Have Dan - Will Travel; James Kerwin 31Essay Contest; None Redmond 31Let's Go!; None Redmond 33Go Board Demonstration Boards; GMI Goboards 34The Empty Board Go Proverbs as Koans; William S. Cobb 35Go Classifications; Bjorn Goldis 36Life In B League; Janice Kim 38So What were the answers to those Bill and Jill problems, anyway? 40Join The AGA Honor Roll 41Learn To Play Go Volume II; Good Move Press 42The Many Faces of Go Version 9.0; Ishi Press
AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION HISTORICAL AMERICAN GO JOURNAL ITEM INDEX March 30, 2006 This AGA American Go Journal Item Index was compiled by Craig R Hutchinson, AGA Librarian/Archivist. Entries are based on material in the AGA Library/Archive, his personal collection, and other bibliographies. Research is continuing. Please send recommended updates, additions, and changes with supporting documentation to Craig R Hutchinson, 3409 Silver Maple Place, Falls Church, VA 22042-3545, TEL: 703-698-9811, FAX: 703-876-6727, e-mail crhutch@aol.com.
In addition to the American Go Journal, this index includes the first AGA Bulletin published in 1936, the English language Japanese Go Journal published 1954-56, and the AGA Newsletters published 1955-1973. The indexes are in alphabetical order. The index gives the Title of Article/Author/Publication/Page; however, the author is omitted in many citations.
$300,000, No Strings Attached!, Am49:27:4p03 $5000 PR Challenge Grant, Am49:29:1p03 $5000 Reward! - Mr. Ing wants you to Go the right way!; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:27:2p00 10 Commandments of Handicap Go; Bob Terry, Am49:27:2p24 10 In a Row: The Tenth World Amateur Go Championship; Barbara Calhoun, Am49:22:3p09 10 Problems, Am49:01:1p01b 10 Steps To More Effective Work with Beginners, Am49:22:2p16 12 Kyu Go Program? - Star of Poland; The Tank, Am49:22:3p10 13 Line Go; Terry Benson, Am49:17:1p06 14th Annual New Jersey Championships 1973, Am64:07:1p02 16th Annual New Jersey Go Tournament, Am49:10:1p02 18 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi, Am49:10:2p11, Am49:10:3p08, Am49:10:4p08, Am49:10:5p05, Am49:10:6p07, Am49:11:1p02, Am49:11:2p07, Am49:11:3p09, Am49:11:4p14, Am49:11:5p18, Am49:11:6p22, Am49:12:1p21, Am49:12:2p20, Am49:12:3,4p41, Am49:12:5,6p33, Am49:13:1p22, Am49:13:2p30, Am49:13:3p22, Am49:13:4,5,6p40, Am49:14:1p04 1954 Honinbo Title Match Game; W:Sugiuchi, B:Honinbo Shukaku, Am49:05:4p52 1968 Membership List, Am64:03:1pAppendix 1968 New Jersey Open Tournament, Am64:01:3p02 1969 North American Honinbo Competition, Am64:03:2p02 1969 Western Honinbo Title won by Shigeo Matsubara, Am64:03:2p03 1970 North American Honinbo Championship Game; Takao Matsuda, Am64:05:1p03 1971 European Go Congress, Am64:05:2p03 1972 New York Go Tournament, Am64:06:2p04 1973 Honinbo Title Match; Meijin Rin Kaiho vs Honinbo Ishida, Am49:11:4p20 1973 International Team Tournament, Am49:09:1p06 1973 New York State Open, Am49:09:1p16 1973 Renewal Notice, Am64:06:2p01 1974 Maryland Open Championship Results, Am49:10:1p16 1974 New Jersey Open, Am49:09:2p04 1974 Pennsylvania State Open, Am49:09:3p10, Am49:09:4p04 1975 N.Y. State Open Photos, Am49:10:5p04 1975 Pennsylvania State Open Championship Results, Am49:10:3p05 1975 Telex Go Match vs China, Am49:11:1p02 1975 US Kyu Championship - Eastern Division, 1975 American Honinbo Tournament - Eastern Division, Am49:10:4p01 1976 Atlantic Go League, Am49:10:5p03 1976 Mejin Title Match Game 3, Am49:12:1p09 1976 North American Honinbo Finals, Am49:12:3,4p08 1976 Sino-American Telex Match; Terry Benson, Am49:12:3,4p29 1976 Tournament Champions, Am49:11:6p09 1976 U.S. Honinbo Telephone Match, Am49:12:3,4p07 1977 American Honinbo Championship Match, Am49:13:2p10 1977 Eastern Honinbo Tournament Championship Game, Am49:12:5,6p04 1977 Kido Sponsored Rivals Match, Am49:16:1p18 1977 Kido Sponsored Rivals Match; Bob Terry, Am49:15:5,6p19, Am49:16:3p24 1977 Kisei Tournament Game; Bob Terry, Am49:15:5,6p09 1977 New Player Event Game, Am49:16:2p06 1978 American Championship, Am49:13:2p09 1978 American Go Championships, Am49:13:1p03, Am49:13:3p02 1978 Canadian Open Go Championships, Am49:14:1p11 1978 China-Japan Exchange, Am49:14:3p20 1978 U.S. Championship Match, Am49:14:1p07 1978 U.S. Championships, Am49:13:4,5,6p06 1978 U.S. Eastern Go Championship, Am49:13:4,5,6p10 1979 American Go Championships, Am49:14:3p04
1979 European Go Congress; Terry Benson, Am49:14:5,6p42 1979 New York State Go Championships; Jerry Pinto, Am49:14:3p08 1979 Western U.S. Go Championship, Am49:14:4p06 1979 World Amateur Championship, Am49:14:4p21 1980 Baltimore Midwinter Handicap Tournament, Am49:15:4p14 1980 Canadian National Championship, Am49:15:1p03 1980 Canadian National Championships, Am49:15:2,3p03 1980 Maryland Tournament, Am49:15:2,3p21 1980 U.S. Championships, Am49:15:2,3p03 1980 United States Championships; Terry Benson, Am49:15:4p10 1980 World Amateur Championships, Am49:14:3p05 1981 Honinbo League, Am49:17:4p12 1981 Maryland Open, Am49:16:3p08 1981 Massachusetts Spring Open, Am49:16:1p11 1981 World Amateur Championship Report, Am49:16:1p15 1982 BC Open Go Championship, Am49:17:1p05 1982 European Go Congress, Am49:17:2p23 1982 Greater Washington Fall Go Tournament, Am49:17:3p07 1982 Maryland Open, Am49:17:2p03 1982 Massachusetts Spring Open, Am49:16:4p15 1982 Quebec Open Championship; Tibor Bognar, Am49:16:4p04 1983 Canadian Open Go Championships, Am49:18:2p03 1983 Eastern Championship Match, Am49:18:3p17 1983 Massachusetts Spring Open, Am49:18:1p09 1983 Montreal Honinbo Tournament, Am49:18:1p04 1983 Quebec Open Championship, Am49:18:1p05 1984 Canadian Open, Am49:19:1p04 1984 European Go Congress; Dave Weimer, Am49:19:1p22 1984 U.S. Championships, Am49:19:1p09 1984 U.S. Western Championships, Am49:19:2p13 1985 China Goodwill Tour; Richard Dolen, Am49:20:2p15 1985 IGF Delegate Report: My Trip To Japan; Barbara Calhoun, Am49:19:3p07 1985 U.S. Championship Match Game 1, Am49:20:1p26 1985 WAC Championship Match, Am49:19:1p10 1985 Westerns, Am49:19:4p16 1986 Computer Congress, Am49:20:4p04 1986 Eastern US Championship - Stones Rustling in An Empty Sky, Am49:20:4p06 1986 United States GO Congress, Am49:20:2p05 1987 U.S. Championships, Am49:22:1p13 1988 Annual AGA Board of Directors Meeting, Am49:22:3p25 1988 U.S. Championship Title Game, Am49:22:3p27 1989 Team, Am49:23:2p12 1989 U.S. Fujitsu Cup Elimination, Am49:23:1p11 1989 US Fujitsu Open, Am49:22:3p31 1989 US Go Congress Song "Turkey in The Straw", Am49:23:3p36 1989 US Mejin, Am49:23:3p04 1990 Fujitsu Games, Am49:24:1p21 1990 Fujitsu Games; James Kerwin, Am49:24:2p20 1990 North American Fujitsu Qualifying Tournament - Jimmy Cha Wins Again!, Am49:23:4p07 1990 Tournaments and Events, Am49:23:3p05, Am49:23:4p05, Am49:24:1p06, Am49:24:2p05 1990 US Fijitsu Cup And Regional Championship, Am49:23:2p05 1991 Cotsen Open; Bob Terry, Am49:25:2,3p28 1991 Fujitsu Games, Am49:24:4p08, Am49:25:1p06 1991 North American Fujitsu Cup - Redmond Wins Again; Davis Erbach, Am49:25:4p06 1991 US Go Congress Winner's Circle, Am49:25:2,3p26 1991 US Go Congress, August 3-11, Rochester, NY, Am49:24:4p03 1991 US Women's Championship, Am49:25:1p27 1991 World Amateur Go Championship, Am49:25:2,3p03 1992 AGA National Board Meeting, Am49:26:3p18 1992 Amateur Pairs Tournament; Janice Kim, Am49:27:1p18 1992 Cotsen Open, Am49:26:4p06 1992 Fujitsu Scoreboard, Am49:27:1p10 1992 Ing Cup Winners, Am49:26:3p11 1992 North American Fujitsu, Am49:27:1p10 1992 Tournament and Event Calendar, Am49:25:2,3p05, Am49:25:4p05, Am49:26:1p05, Am49:26:2p05 1992 US Go Congress, August 1-9, Salem, Oregon, Am49:25:4p23 1992 Winners Circle, Am49:26:3p16 1992-93 Tournament and Event Calendar, Am49:26:3p05 1993 Fujitsu Qualifying Tournament - Three Michael Redmond Games, Am49:28:1p14 1993 Fujitsu Tournament, Am49:27:4p05 1993 International Pair Go Championship, Am49:28:1p06 1993 Tournament and Event Calendar, Am49:26:4p05, Am49:27:1p09 1993 US Go Congress, Am49:27:3p05 19th Annual New Jersey Open, Am49:12:5,6p03, Am49:13:2p04 19th European Go-Congress Report; Matthias Thim, Am49:10:6p03 1st Edward Lasker Memorial Tournament, Am49:16:1p06 20th Annual European Go Congress and Go Championship, Am49:11:3p03, Am49:11:4p04 20th Annual New Jersey Championships; Bob Ryder, Am49:14:1p10 20th Annual New Jersey Open, Am49:13:4,5,6p03 20th European Go Congress; Terry Benson, Am49:11:5p08 21st Amateur Honinbo Title, Am49:11:6p14 21th Annual European Go Congress, Am49:12:2p10 22nd European Go Congress, Am49:13:2p32 23rd European Go Congress, Am49:14:2p06 24th NHK Cup Title Match, Am49:12:3,4p12 25th European Go Congress, Am49:15:5,6p05 2nd Annual Amateur Go Championship, Am49:14:5,6p10 2nd Annual Maryland Open, Am49:10:2p17 2nd Annual Tengen Tournament, Best of 5, Game 2, Am49:16:4p16 2nd Fujitsu Cup - North American Playoffs in Seattle; Bill Camp, Am49:22:4p10 2nd Quebec Open Tournament; Tibor Bognar, Am49:15:2,3p24 37 Hours With A Superb Go Teacher; Phil Straus, Am49:23:4p20 3rd Annual World Amateur Go Championships, Am49:15:2,3p12 3rd London Open Go Congress, Am49:11:6p02 4-Stone Handicap Game, Am49:15:2,3p36 4-Stone Handicap Game; Fujisawa Shuko 9D vs Inaba 6d, Am49:12:3,4p26 46 Players Attend The First Western U.S. Go Championships in Berkeley, Am49:13:1p01
4th Amsterdam International, Am49:10:2p17 4th World Amateur Go Championship; Tibor Bognar, Am49:16:4p05 5 X 5 Go; James Davies, Am49:28:2p09 5th Annual Maryland Open Draws 34 Players, Am49:13:3p03 6 x 6 Go; James Davies, Am49:29:1p17 6th Annual Meijin Tournament Challenger League, Game #6; Bob Terry, Am49:17:1p08 6th Dan Professional Again Visits U.S.A., Am55:00:1p01 6th U.S. Go Congress, Am49:24:1p19 6th U.S. Go Congress Denver, CO, Am49:23:4p33 9th World Youth Wei Ch'i Championship, Am49:26:1p03 A "Little" Life-and-Death Problem; Don Wiener, Am49:15:2,3p17 A 5.5 Point Komi For W, Ja54:02:5p40 A Battle of Champions, Am49:15:1p18 A Biographical Note on Go Seigen; Lien-sheng Yang, Am49:04:2p17 A Brief History of the San Francisco Go Club, Am49:10:1p04 A Capital Tournament; Ken Koester, Am49:16:3p05 A Chat With Jerry Rogers, Am49:20:1p07 A Chip Off The Old Ban, Am49:27:2p05 A Choice Old Masterpiece "The Game In Which Iwata Was Beaten To Death"; Miyazawa Goro, Translated by Tsugio Hattori & Bob McGuigan, Am49:22:3p38 A College Go Course, Am49:28:2p06 A Comparison Between The Rules of Wei-Ch'i and Go; C.C. Ing, Am49:04:1p01 A Compendium of Trick Plays; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:29:2p06 A Congressional Idea; Haskell Small, Am49:18:3p03 A Contribution To Joseki Study; Takao Matsuda, Am49:06:2p20 A Few Editorial Comments, Am49:26:3p03 A Fight To The Finish, Am49:21:2p21 A Footnote to "Go Pals in Cleveland" from v13:2, Am49:13:3p17 A Four Player Game, Ja54:02:6p45 A Game At The Club; Marlon Magpie, Am49:14:3p22 A Game From the 1st World Amateur Championships, Am49:15:4p27 A Game From The European Go Congress, Am49:26:4p19 A Game From the IBM-BTL Go Match, Am64:06:3p08 A Game From The World Youth Championship, Am49:26:4p10 A Game of Go; Haskell Small, Am49:21:4p13, Am49:22:1p21, Am49:22:2p40, Am49:22:3p11, Am49:22:4p33, Am49:23:1p15, Am49:23:2p33, Am49:23:3p07, Am49:23:4p27, Am49:24:1p25, Am49:24:2p27, Am49:24:4p26, Am49:25:2,3p65, Am49:26:3p31, Am49:27:3p33
A Gift From Tsushima Sensei, Am49:05:1p16 A Go Filled September In New York City, Am49:12:5,6p03 A Go Master Visits The U.S. (Masayoshi Fukuda), Am49:02:2p17 A Go Primer, by Dr. Gilbert W. Rosenthal, is again available, Am49:07:1,2p23 A Go Primer; Gilbert W. Rosenthal, Am49:01:2p32 A Go Retreat - James Kerwin Comes to Wisconsin; Edward Ream, Am49:20:1p10 A Go Tale; Terry Benson, Am49:14:1p31 A Go Wedding at Canterbury, Am49:28:3p03 A Great Leap Forward - Over 250 Players Throng To The Seventh US Go Congress, Am49:25:2,3p10 A Hallowed Game, Am49:22:1p07 A Kobayashi Teaching Game, Am49:14:5,6p06 A Letter From Karl D Robinson, Ja54:03:1p08 A Letter From Miss Masubuchi; Masubuchi, Am49:04:4p64 A Letter To The Editor; Walter W Marseille, Am49:04:3.5p03 A Letter to the Secretary; Albert Lai Moon, Am49:04:2p21 A Listing of Members of the AGA, Am64:07:2p07 A Long Way To Go, Am49:21:2p07 A Look At the Future; Editors, Am49:01:2p32 A Loss; Terry Benson, Am49:16:1p12 A Man of Many Levels: Les Lanphear; Kenneth M. Koester, Am49:18:1p10 A Match Between Ninth Degree Masters (Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa) Game 1; B:Fujisawa, W:Go Seigen, Am49:03:1p04 A Match Between USA and Europe, Am49:16:2p16 A Matter of Life and Death; David A. Mechner, Am49:25:4p30 A Matter of Responsibility, Am49:16:1p03 A Mighty Thickness, Am49:24:3p18 A New Lincoln Memorial; Nakayama Noriyuki, recorded by Phil Straus, Am49:28:4p19 A New Montreal Go Tournament, Am49:16:1p14 A New Record, Am49:22:1p08 A New Treasure, Am49:28:2p04 A New Way To Go, Am49:22:4p15 A New York Go Center, Am49:15:1p05 A Note of Thanks From The President and Vice President, Am64:02:6p02 A Note On Chinese Counting, Am49:26:4p15 A Note On Last Issue, Am49:15:1p04 A Professional Apology, Am49:15:5,6p08 A Rapid Transit Game, Ja54:02:2p12 A Real Knockout - Two's Company - Four's A Game At World Pairs Championships in Tokyo; Roy Laird, Am49:26:1p06 A Really Big Move, Am49:19:2p04
A Request From the Rating Coordinator; Dave Relson, Am49:13:4,5,6p51, Am49:14:5,6p11, Am49:15:1p12, Am49:17:2p20, Am49:17:4p31 A Rule For Seki, Am49:07:1,2p32 A Russian Journal - In English, Am49:24:3p03 A Selected Bibliography of Currently Available Go Books, Am49:13:4,5,6p28 A Sense of Direction, Am49:15:1p11 A Setback For American Go? "Go Review" may be discontinued, Am49:11:1p01 A Six Stone Game; Iwamoto, Am49:07:1,2p21 A Small Keshi of Last Issue (Correction v16:4), Am49:17:1p32 A Study In Non-Handicap Opening Play, Ja54:03:1p04 A Target For The Machines?; Dave Erbach, Am49:14:2p24 A Teaching Game, Am49:25:2,3p42 A Thank You - AGA Go Library Donation, Am49:17:2p05 A Thank You: Tako Onishi for Translation of Go Super Book #29 "18 Hints to Improve Your Suji", Am49:14:1p06 A Traditional Go Ban for under two hundred dollars!; Ishi Press, Am49:22:1p41 A Tragic Loss: Brian Castledine, Am49:14:1p02 A Trip To Nagoya - The 11th World Amateur Go Championship; Chris Kirschner, Am49:23:2p09 A TV First, Am49:15:4p35 A Visit To The American Go Institute; Bob Terry, Am49:23:2p22 A Window of Opportunity - An Interview with Anton Dovydaitis of Ishi Press, Am49:29:1p41 A World Pro Go Championship - $1 Million, Am49:21:4p04 About Volume Six, Am49:06:1p02 Additional Go Equipment, Am64:05:2p04 Adult Games; Games Gallery, Am49:10:6p16 Advanced Strategy Part 1; Kaku Takagawa, Am49:06:2p17 Advanced Strategy Part 2; Kaku Takagawa, Am49:06:3p42 Advanced Strategy Part 3; Kaku Takagawa, Am49:06:4p55 Adventures of Go Kiburi, Am49:23:1p40 Africa Joke, Am49:23:2p40 AGA Annual Meeting, Am64:00:5p03 AGA Archive To Be Catalogued, Am49:29:2p05 AGA Classified For Sale: Out of Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson, Am49:18:1p32 AGA considers articles for publication; AGA, Am49:11:4p11 AGA Contact List, Am49:12:2p11 AGA Executive Committee Meeting, Am49:12:1p06, Am49:12:3,4p11 AGA Executive Committees, Am49:15:5,6p07 AGA Expiration Date; AGA Membership Secretary, Am49:14:1p28 AGA Gallery, Am49:16:1p26 AGA Go PIG Formed, Am49:20:2p03 AGA Honor Roll, Am49:24:2p30, Am49:24:3p40, Am49:24:4p40, Am49:25:1p40, Am49:25:2,3p72, Am49:25:4p40, Am49:26:1p40, Am49:26:2p40, Am49:26:3p40, Am49:26:4p40, Am49:27:1p40, Am49:27:2p40, Am49:27:3p40, Am49:27:4p40, Am49:28:1p40, Am49:28:2p40, Am49:28:3p25, Am49:28:4p40, Am49:29:1p48 AGA Membership Application, Am49:13:2p02, Am49:14:2p02, Am49:14:3p02, Am49:14:4p02, Am49:15:1p02, Am49:15:2,3p02, Am49:15:4p02, Am49:15:5,6p03, Am49:16:1p02, Am49:16:2p02 AGA National Rating System, Am49:10:1p13 AGA News, Am49:09:2p01 AGA News: Membership Meeting; New Jersey Tournament; Article in "Womens Day"; State of Go in Southern California; News from Go Clubs: Twin Cities, Toledo, Hartf, Am49:08:1p12 AGA Officer Election Results, Am49:06:4p50 AGA Plans to Publish an Anthology, Am49:06:4p50 AGA Point Rating System, Am64:02:6p08 AGA Prepares for the 90s, Am49:22:3p03 AGA Products, Am49:22:3p39, Am49:23:1p15, Am49:23:2p21 AGA Questionnaire Results, Am49:27:2p17 AGA Rating Readout, Am49:11:4p23 AGA Rating System; David Relson, Am49:13:4,5,6p53 AGA Ratings, Am49:09:6p11 AGA Reading List, Am49:27:1p26 AGA Secretary Job Split Up to Spread the Burden, Am49:12:3,4p25 AGA Seeks Written Teaching Materials, Am49:13:1p26 AGA Selects New President, Am49:22:4p06 AGA Subscription, Am49:12:1p02, Am49:12:2p02, Am49:12:3,4p02 AGA Supporters, Am49:23:1p39, Am49:23:2p19, Am49:23:3p20, Am49:23:4p15, Am49:24:1p39 AGA Tournament and Event Calendar, Am49:16:2p03, Am49:16:3p03, Am49:16:4p03, Am49:17:1p03, Am49:17:2p03, Am49:17:3p04, Am49:17:4p04, Am49:18:1p32, Am49:18:2p31, Am49:18:3p04 AGA Vailable - "The Way To Go"; Karl Baker, Am49:20:3p15 AGA Western Executive Committee Minutes, Am49:17:3p04 AGA Workhorses, Am49:15:5,6p27 AGA Works with Computer Network, Am49:19:1p03 AGA would like volunteer to be the Rating Coordinator, Am49:09:5p15 AGA, Yoong-Ang Daily News, and Yomiuri Shinbun Sponsor Team Match, Am49:13:3p03 AGJ Anthology is printed and bound, Am49:07:1,2p22 AGJ Back Issue Bonanza!, Am49:23:1p36 AGJ Takes A Sabbatical, Am49:05:4p63 Agreement Reached With Ing Foundation, Am49:28:2p03 Alberta Open Draws 44 Players, Am49:13:2p05 Alert AGA Schedule for Professional Visits, Am49:09:5p02 All A-Board; Roger White, Am49:18:4p06, Am49:19:1p06, Am49:19:2p06, Am49:19:4p06, Am49:20:1p06, Am49:20:2p08, Am49:20:3p06, Am49:20:4p10, Am49:21:2p06, Am49:22:1p12 All About Life & Death, The most complete work on tsume Go ever published in English; Ishi Press, Am49:27:1p42, Am49:27:2p42, Am49:27:3p42, Am49:27:4p42, Am49:28:1p42, Am49:28:2p42, Am49:28:3p42, Am49:28:4p42, Am49:29:1p50 Amateur Honinbo Tournament Matsuda vs Kusaka, Am49:08:1p14 Amateur Rating System In Japan, Am49:21:1p13 Amateur's Song (Song), Am49:20:4p10 American Chapters of the Nippon Kiin, Am49:08:1p13 American Go Association, Am49:16:2p02, Am49:16:3p02, Am49:16:4p02, Am49:17:1p02, Am49:17:2p02, Am49:17:3p02, Am49:17:4p02, Am49:18:1p02, Am49:18:2p02, Am49:18:3p02, Am49:18:4p02, Am49:19:1p02, Am49:19:2p02, Am49:19:3p02, Am49:19:4p02, Am49:20:1p02, Am49:20:2p02, Am49:20:3p02, Am49:20:4p03, Am49:21:1p02, Am49:21:2p02, Am49:21:3p02, Am49:21:4p02, Am49:22:1p02, Am49:22:2p02, Am49:22:3p02, Am49:22:4p02, Am49:23:1p02, Am49:23:2p02, Am49:23:3p02, Am49:23:4p02, Am49:24:1p02, Am49:24:2p02, Am49:24:3p02, Am49:24:4p02, Am49:25:1p02, Am49:25:2,3p02, Am49:25:4p02, Am49:26:1p02, Am49:26:2p02, Am49:26:3p02, Am49:26:4p02, Am49:27:1p02, Am49:27:2p02, Am49:27:3p02, Am49:27:4p02, Am49:28:1p02, Am49:28:2p02, Am49:28:3p02, Am49:28:4p02, Am49:29:1p02, Am49:29:2p02 American Go Association - Go Boards, Am49:01:1p07 American Go Foundation; Roger White, Am49:25:4p15, Am49:26:1p34, Am49:26:2p15, Am49:26:3p17 American Go Institute, Am49:22:2p34, Am49:22:3p27, Am49:22:4p35, Am49:23:1p33, Am49:24:2p35, Am49:24:4p33, Am49:25:2,3p67, Am49:25:4p11, Am49:26:1p10, Am49:26:2p20, Am49:26:3p39, Am49:26:4p09
American Go Institute; Yi-len Yang 6-dan, Am49:22:1p40 American Go Journal Staff and Contributors - 1974 to 1980, Am49:15:5,6p02 American Go Journal: A Retrospective; Peter Shotwell, Am49:19:3p09 American Go Journal; AGA, Am49:28:4p15 American Go Tournament Circuit Standings, Am49:27:3p37 American Honinbo Tournament, Am49:09:3p01 American Rating System, Am64:01:1p03 An American Ansafone, Am49:11:6p05 An American Benefactor - The 1990 Cotsen Open; Bob Terry, Am49:24:3p27 An American Pro-Am Championship, Am49:22:3p05 An Apology From the Editor; Terry Benson, Am49:13:4,5,6p01 An Apple II Masters the McMahon, Am49:15:4p37 An Exercise In Logistics and Faith, Am49:29:1p14 An Eyewitness Report On Go In Post-War Japan; John L Bauer, Am49:01:3p47 An Instant Tournament Primer; W.J. Hansen, Am49:26:1p24 An Interesting Letter; Ralph Fox, Am49:02:3p47 An International Affair; Roy Laird and Phil Straus, Am49:23:3p09 An International Go Tournament, Ja54:02:6p48 An Interview with Ishi Press Founder Richard Bozulich, Am49:23:1p20 An Introduction To Go Part I; Steinbook, Max, Am49:01:1p01c An Introduction To Go Part II; Steinbook, Max, Am49:01:2p17 An Introduction To Go Part III; Steinbook, Max, Am49:01:3p33 An Open Letter from the Editor, Am64:06:2p02 An Open Letter to the AGA Members from Sidney Kobashigawa, U.S. Representative at the 4th World Amateur Go Championship, Am49:17:1p20 An Open Letter to The AGA; Robert McCallister, Am49:21:2p06 And In English Too!, "The Canadian Go Review", and "The British Go Journal", Am49:21:4p45 And Now For Something Completely Different, Am49:28:1p08 Anders Kierulf's Smart Go Board; Dave Erbach, Am49:22:2p18 ANGLO-USSR Telephone Match, Am49:13:4,5,6p31 Ann Arbor Fall Tournament, Am49:13:4,5,6p04 Ann Arbor Go Club Spring Tournament, Am49:13:2p08 Ann Arbor Go Club Winter Tournament, Am49:12:5,6p02 Ann Arbor One-Day, Six Round Tournament: An Instant Pairing System; Dewey G. Cornell, Am49:19:4p06
Ann Arbor Spring Tournament, Am49:16:2p32 Ann Arbor Spring Tournaments End Tied, Am49:13:3p03 Ann Arbor Tournament, Am49:14:2p03, Am49:14:3p09 Ann Arbor vs Cleveland Ratings Match, Am49:14:3p18 Ann Arbor Winter Handicap Tournament, Am49:13:2p06 Ann Arbor Winter Tournament, Am49:15:1p06 Ann Arbor's Winter Icebreaker, Am49:20:3p03 Announcement: Seminar on Scientific Theory of Go - at the 1979 European Go Congress; Klaus Heine, Am49:13:4,5,6p38 Announcement: Termination of offer to provide a copy of the "AGJ Anthology" to each new subscriber; AGA, Am49:08:2p27 Announcements, Am49:10:2p02, Am49:10:6p02 Announcements: Pullman/Moscow Go Club, Michigan State University, Indiana University, Am49:10:3p02 Announcing Learn To Play Go by Jeong Soo-hyun & Janice Kim, Am49:29:1p49 Announcing publication of "Killer of Go"; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:28:3p40 Announcing the First Annual Gold Hill Open Go Tournament, Am49:13:2p08 Announcing the Michael Redmond Cup, Am49:27:4p39 Annual Father and Son Tournament Won by Horiguchis, Am64:02:5p03 Annual Portland Tournament, Am49:18:4p05 Anomalous Situation - A Letter to the Editor; Lien-sheng Yang, Am49:04:1p09 Another American Korean Professional, Am49:22:4p06 Another American Professional!!, Am49:24:4p03 Another Go Club Springs to Life, Am49:18:3p25 Another Telephone Match, Am64:03:1p03 Answer to Cover Problem, Am49:09:1p17, Am49:09:2p11, Am49:09:4p04, Am49:09:5p02, Am49:09:6p07, Am49:10:1p08, Am49:10:2p05, Am49:10:3p11, Am49:10:4p07, Am49:10:5p10, Am49:10:6p05, Am49:11:1p08, Am49:11:2p10, Am49:11:3p15, Am49:11:5p24, Am49:12:1p20, Am49:12:2p23, Am49:12:3,4p43, Am49:13:2p33, Am49:13:3p24, Am49:14:1p28, Am49:14:5,6p48, Am49:15:1p23, Am49:15:4p40, Am49:16:2p32, Am49:17:3p27 Answer To Cover Problem; Fujisawa, Am49:11:4p22 Answer to Cover Problem; Shimoda, Am49:09:3p15 Answer to Ladder Problem, Am49:15:2,3p43 Answer To Problem on Page 21, Ja54:02:3p24 Answer To Problem on Page 27, Ja54:02:4p32 Answer to the Chosei problem (v04:2p13), Am49:04:2p18 Answers To Kim's Killers, Am49:21:4p46 Answers to Nakayama Problems, Am49:19:1p24 Answers to Problems, Am49:05:2p25 Answers to Problems Continued, Am49:05:2p29 Answers to Problems on Page 2, Am49:05:1p13 Answers to Problems on page 23, Am49:07:1,2p31 Answers To Problems on Page 3, Am49:04:1p16 Answers To Problems on page 33, Ja54:02:5p40 Answers To Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:25:2,3p69 Anyone for Amateur Radio Go?, Am49:10:2p02 Appeal for Extra Donations - Results, Am64:03:2p02 Argentine Go Association Formed, Am64:05:3p06 Aristotle On Go - Where East Meets West; David Mechner, Am49:25:2,3p34 Asahi Top Eight Tournament Championship Match, Am49:11:5p11 At the Meijin's Teaching Hall; Fujisawa Shuko, Translated by Bob McGuigan, Am49:21:3p17 Attack and Defense, A Book Review; Roy Laird, Am49:15:4p18 Attention All Go Players: Buy Another Book Shelf, Am49:29:2p03 Attention All Programmers, Am49:20:2p03 Availability of Books in English and Low-priced Equipment, Am64:05:1p07 Available From The AGA, Am49:21:2p23, Am49:21:3p29, Am49:21:4p35 Back Issues of Go Review Available, Am49:16:2p24, Am49:17:2p31 Back Issues of the AGJ are Available, Am49:06:1p09 Baduk and Life; Dr. Seoung-Yong Hong, Am49:25:1p33 Ballot for Officers, Am64:03:1pA Baltimore Go Club News, Am49:14:5,6p04 Baltimore Go Club News; Warren Litt and Jim Pickett, Am49:15:4p14 Baltimore Mid-Winter Tournament, Am49:13:2p04 Baltimore Open, Am49:23:2p07 Baltimore Tournament, Am49:14:3p09 Banking On Go, Am49:24:4p04 Base Positions; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:1p14 Batman and Robin, Am49:22:4p40 Batting 1000, Am49:21:3p04 Battle is On! (New York Six Week Tournament), Am49:02:4p64 Baubles, Bangles, and Beads, Am49:17:3p06 Bay Area Gets a Pro, Am49:22:1p07 Bay Area Workshop, Am49:22:1p08 Because I Love The Game - Redmond Interview Part 1; Les Lanphear, Am49:20:1p19 Because I Love The Game - Redmond Interview Part 2; Les Lanphear, Am49:20:2p10 Become A Go Master!; Ishi Press, Am49:21:2p33, Am49:21:3p33, Am49:21:4p49 Being A Sport, Am49:22:3p06 Bell Labs Finally Wins One From IBM at the Game of Go, Am64:05:1p06 Bell Telephone Laboratories, Am49:05:3p35 Bent-4 In The Corner - A Controversial Rule; Don Wiener, Am49:15:2,3p30 Beware of an Automatic Answer; Magari, Am49:09:1p15 Bi-coastal Cherry Blossoms, Am49:21:2p03 Big Board Go; Bob High, Am49:24:1p12 Big Brother Changed our Zip Code!, Am49:15:2,3p03 Big Orange Gets Bigger, Am49:22:2p06 Big Orange Goes International, Am49:23:1p03 Biography of Professor Ralph Fox, Am64:03:1p03 Biography of Takao Matsuda Six dan, Am64:02:6p04 Black Hole Theory of Go; By Players Zero, Minus One, et al., Am49:29:1p24 Boards and Stones; Zen, Am49:13:3p04, Am49:13:4,5,6p19, Am49:14:1p15, Am49:14:2p13, Am49:14:3p17, Am49:14:4p06, Am49:14:5,6p12, Am49:15:1p12, Am49:15:2,3p27 Book Review "Graded Go Problems for Beginners", Am49:19:4p32 Books Wanted; Max Barnard, Am49:16:4p15 Boston Breaks Attendance Record, Am49:20:3p04 Boston, SF, Philly, Denver, Am49:21:2p28 British Go Association, Am49:17:4p23 British Go Association Publishes Go Songbook, Am49:23:2p07 British Go Players Visit China, Am49:14:2p04 British Go Players Visit China; Stuart Dowsey, Am49:14:3p18 British Invasion; Francis Roads, Am49:23:3p08 Broadening Your Go Horizons "Go" (Dutch), "The Deutsche Go-Zeitung" (German), "Go- Revue Francais du Go" (France); Bob High, Am49:21:4p06 Brooklyn Go Club, Am49:24:1p15, Am49:24:2p33 Bruce Wilcox Creates Another Nemesis; Roy Laird, Am49:23:2p17 BTL Beats IBM in Annual Match 3-2, Am64:07:2p05 By-Laws Vote, Am49:27:4p04 Calling All Artists; AGA, Am49:25:2,3p32 Calling All Hams! or Wats or TWX! Come In Please!, Am49:11:4p03 Calling All Programmers, Am49:20:3p25 Can The American Go Establishment Recover From a Bad Fuseki; Milton N. Bradley, Am49:09:6p16 Canadian Championship Tremendous Success, Am49:17:2p05 Canadian Championship; Terry Benson, Am49:15:5,6p05 Canadian Fujitsu, Am49:25:1p03 Canadian Go Association Formally Organized, Am49:13:4,5,6p24 Canterbury Go Congress, Am49:26:4p16 Carlson Memorial Becomes Regional, Am49:22:3p07 Carlton Chess and Go Club, Am64:03:3p05 Cause of Victory; The Cause of Defeat; Ota Kiyomichi, Am49:17:2p19 Central Region Establishes "Triple Crown", Am49:22:3p07 Cha Chastens Cho - Jimmy Cha Beats Cho Chikun in Fujitsu Cup!!, Am49:24:1p04 Cha, Redmond To Play In SF Fujitsu Playoff, Am49:24:3p03 Challenge - Purdue vs anybody on the telephone, Am64:02:4p02 Challenger's Tournament, Am64:01:2p01 Challenger's Tournament For Hon-In-Bo, Ja54:02:2p16 Championships Gallery, Am49:19:1p09 Changes In the AGA and the Go Review, Am64:07:1p01 Changing of the Guard in Seattle; Mike Rosen, Am49:16:4p15 Cheapest Professional Quality Stones in the World!; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:27:4p10, Am49:28:1p21, Am49:28:2p18, Am49:28:3p30, Am49:28:4p15, Am49:29:1p11 Chernowitz Library, Am49:05:1p16 Chess In Schools - Why Not Go?, Am49:26:2p04 Chevalley - Segoe, Ja54:02:6p46 Children's Crusade, Am49:26:3p03 China Defeats United States in First International Telex Go Match, Am49:10:6p02 China Wins New York International Go Championship, Am64:04:1p04 China/Hong Kong Go Tour, Am49:25:4p03 Chinatown Go Club Finds New Quarters, Am49:18:3p04 Chinese Jade & Quartz stones; Yotopian, Am49:26:1p33 Chinese Pro Games In L.A., Am49:22:4p06 Chinese Problems, Am49:20:2p14 Chinese Pros Give Numerical Ratings A Try, Am49:29:1p06 Chinese Pros Tour US, Am49:21:1p08 Chinese Rule; Bill Spight, Am49:12:3,4p27 Chinese Team Invited to U.S., Am49:14:3p03 Chinese Tour, Am49:20:4p03 Cho - Go Game, Ja54:02:3p22
Cho Chi Kun Visits the U.S., Am49:18:3p04 Cho Chikun: From Shodan to Superstar; Bob Terry, Am49:18:2p13 Cho Hoon-hyun Meets The New Wave; Badok Magazine, Translated by Janice Kim, Am49:21:2p11 Cho vs Otake: The Long and Winding Road; Bob Terry, Am49:19:2p08 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 01; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:1p12 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 02; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:2p27 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 03; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:3p41 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 04; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:4p57 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 05; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:1p10 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 06; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:2p29 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 07; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:3p44 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 08; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:4p55 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 09; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:03:1p08 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 10; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:03:2p29 Classical Handicap Joseki Part 11; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:03:4p60 Cleveland Dog Days Regional, Am49:18:2p03 Cleveland Tournament Expands To Two Days, Am49:23:2p07 Cleveland's Carlson Open, Am49:18:4p04, Am49:20:3p26 Clobbered Again! Bell Labs loses again to IBM for the 6th time, Am64:03:3p04 Club and Rating News, Am49:19:4p26 Club Bulletin Board: Indiana University, Dallas County, New Mexico, The Penn, Am49:12:1p08 Club Charters and Rank Diplomas, Am49:11:4p05 Club Corrections, Am49:18:3p04 Club Notices: Gilbert W. Rosenthal Memorial Go Club, Dallas County Go Circle, Zen; Terry Benson, Am49:13:1p32 Club Notices: Los Angeles Seinan-Go Kaisho, Los Angeles Korean Go Club, Fairfax VA George Mason Go Group, Am49:14:4p03 Club Notices: New Portland, Atlanta, Kansas University, Brigham Young, Massachusetts, Boulder, Chicago, Baltimore, Whichita State University, Northern Virginia,, Am49:13:3p07 Club Notices: Pullman/Moscow, San Diego Report, Friday Night Go in Washington, Long Beach Contact, Go In Queens, New Philadelphia Go Contact, Am49:13:2p18 Club Notices: Washington DC, Arizona, Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma, Chicago, Am49:13:4,5,6p36 Clubs: Michigan State, Massachusetts, Oregon, London, Am49:10:2p02 Collector's Item: AGJ Back Issues; AGA, Am49:09:1p00b Colonies Repulse British Attack; Roy Laird, Am49:13:4,5,6p42 Come One Come All to the U.S. Championships, Am49:18:3p03 Come Play Go at Coffee Salon "Zen", Am49:11:5p07, Am49:12:1p09, Am49:12:2p23, Am49:12:3,4p17, Am49:12:5,6p20, Am49:13:1p24 Comic Art In Japanese Society; Conrad Skinner, Am49:19:2p23 Coming In The Next Issue, Am64:06:1p07, Am64:06:2p05 Coming Soon: "The World Of Go" and "Test Your Strength", Am49:25:2,3p08 Comment; AGA, Am64:05:2p03 Comment; Shimada Takuji, "Igo Kempo", Am49:01:3p43 Comments On "The Laws of Wei-Ch'i" and a Counterproposal; William F. Mann, Am49:11:1p10 Committee Reports, Am49:22:3p26 Complete Set of "Go Reviews" For Sale; John Stephenson, Am49:15:1p19, Am49:15:2,3p45 Complete Set of 1974 American Go Journals, Am49:10:1p11 Complete Set of Go Reviews For Sale; John Stephenson, Am49:14:3p07 Computer Eyes, Am49:23:4p03 Computer Games I & II, Am49:23:1p07 Computer Games Olympiad Will Feature Go, Am49:23:1p04 Computer Go - An International Newsletter; David Erbach, Am49:21:2p23, Am49:21:3p21, Am49:21:4p13, Am49:22:1p33 Computer Go Bibliography; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:14:5,6p40 Computer Go: Part 5; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:18:3p24 Computer Go; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:13:4,5,6p44, Am49:14:5,6p23 Computer Go; Crystalline Creations, Inc, Am49:21:4p39 Computer Go; David Erbach, Am49:21:1p29, Am49:22:2p40 Computer Software; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:28:3p29, Am49:28:4p24, Am49:29:1p45, Am49:29:2p19 Computer Workshop at the European Go Congress, Am49:20:2p07 Computers and Go; Terry Benson, Am49:14:1p06 Confucius, Elmer Davis, and The New York Times, Am49:01:4p54 Congratulations! Philip W. Anderson, Am49:13:1p26 Congratulations, Gentlemen! Promoted to Amateur 2 dan: Robert Gillooly, Yaichi Hayakawa, Walter W. Marseille, Scott Taylor, Am55:00:1p02 Connecticut State Open, Am49:10:4p02 Corner Positions Leading to Ko, Seki, or Capture; Bruno Ruger, Am49:02:1p13 Correction to "Natural Go" Part 3; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:28:1p37 Correction to diagram v07:4p51, Am49:08:1p06 Correction to Igo Shareware Credits, Am49:29:2p05 Correction to Photo v10:1, Am49:10:2p02 Corrections: Last Year's Congress Issue, Am49:21:4p05 Corrections: Life & Death from A to Z, Am49:22:3p12 Corrections: Ted Drange small boards, Am49:20:2p29 Correspondence Go?, Am49:02:4p64 Counting Liberties; Masayoshi Fukuda 6Dan, Am49:04:1p04 Cover Problem, Am49:09:1p00a, Am49:09:2p00a, Am49:09:3p00a, Am49:09:4p00a, Am49:09:5p00a, Am49:09:6p00a, Am49:10:1p00a, Am49:10:2p00a, Am49:10:3p00a, Am49:10:4p00a, Am49:10:5p00a, Am49:10:6p00a, Am49:11:1p00a, Am49:11:2p00a, Am49:11:3p00a, Am49:11:4p00a, Am49:11:5p00a, Am49:11:6p00a, Am49:12:1p00a, Am49:12:2p00a, Am49:12:3,4p00a, Am49:12:5,6p00a, Am49:13:1p00a, Am49:13:2p00a, Am49:13:3p00a, Am49:14:1p00a, Am49:14:5,6p00b, Am49:15:1p00b, Am49:15:4p00b, Am49:16:2p00b, Am49:17:3p00b Craig Hutchinson Reappointed AGA Librarian, Am49:09:2p01 Crazy Go, Am49:26:3p15 Criteria For Selection of Invitational Tournament Contenders - US Representative to the World Amateur Go Championships, Am49:28:4p32 Czech It Out, Man - A Month Of Solid Go, Am49:27:1p08 DAE YOL KIM: Portrait of A Champion; Michael Simon, Am49:27:1p26 Dan-Kyu Commentary Exchange Proposed, Am49:21:1p03 Dan-Kyu Very Much, Am49:22:1p11 Danmaker, Am49:19:4p19, Am49:20:1p17, Am49:20:2p04, Am49:20:3p28, Am49:20:4p08 Danmaker Series, Am49:18:4p31, Am49:19:1p25, Am49:19:2p04 David Mitchell Sets World Record, Am49:12:3,4p40 Day of the "7-Dan"?; Roy Laird, Am49:23:1p16 Day Off, Am49:26:3p13 Deeper Meaning of Go; Ken Veit, Am49:11:4p10 Denver Debut, Am49:20:3p05 Denver Korean Association, Am49:18:2p03 Dept. of Corrections, Am49:23:2p07 Develop Your Game with 3 New Books From Ishi: "Positional Judgement," "All About Thickness," and "Graded Go Problems," Vol 4; Ishi Press, Am49:23:4p41, Am49:24:1p41, Am49:24:2p41, Am49:24:3p41, Am49:24:4p41, Am49:25:1p41, Am49:25:2,3p73, Am49:25:4p41 Deviant Go; Bob High, Am49:24:1p12 Diabolical Handicap Play; Yamabe Toshiro, Translation Bob Terry, Am49:18:4p08 Did This Man Teach George Washington To Play Go?; Jaap K. Blom, Am49:21:4p43 Did You Forget? - The 1992 US Go Congress, Am49:26:1p35 Did You Know, Am49:17:4p13, Am49:17:4p22, Am49:17:4p29, Am49:17:4p29, Am49:18:3p07, Am49:18:4p06 Did You Know..., Am49:16:4p22, Am49:16:4p32 Did You Know...?, Am49:17:3p31, Am49:17:3p32 Did You Know; Ted Drange, Am49:18:1p05, Am49:18:1p25 Did You Miss...These Valuable Back Issues of AGJ, Am49:21:1p31 Digital Go Mouse, Am49:24:2p05 Direction for Pressing, Am49:09:4p07 Direction of Play; Ken Koester, Am49:22:1p26, Am49:22:2p28, Am49:24:2p28 Do Go Players Have More Testosterone?, Am49:22:3p17 Do Not So Gently Offer To Resign, Am49:27:1p39 Does Ellery Queen Play Go?, Am49:21:1p03 Does God Play Go?, Am49:25:1p32 Does Hoshi Cry? Part 1; Kajiwara, Am49:09:3p04 Does Hoshi Cry? Part 2; Kajiwara, Am49:09:4p08 Does Hoshi Cry? Part 3; Kajiwara, Am49:09:5p04 Does the Ladder Work? Problem, Am49:15:2,3p35 Dolen Chosen World Championship Team Captain, Am49:14:1p14 Don't Forget To Vote!; AGA, Am49:26:4p03, Am49:27:4p19 Dr Matsutomo is U.S. Eastern Honinbo for 1967, Am64:01:2p01 Dr. Drange's Go Theorems, Am49:19:4p07 Dr. Robert M. Ryder, March 8, 1915 - July 21, 1994, Am49:28:4p03 e's Go In Them Thar Hills, Am49:26:1p03 East Coast Chinro, Am49:19:1p21 East Coast Tournament Charts, Am49:09:6p16
East Meets West: A Game From the 1986 World Amateur Go Championship; Ron Snyder, Am49:20:3p13 Eastern and Western Executive Committees Meet, Am49:13:4,5,6p13 Eastern Championship In Philadelphia, Am49:23:2p07 Eastern Executive Committee Meets to Accept Western Proposal and Formulate Bylaws, Am49:13:1p01 Eastern Go Scene, Am49:09:3p08 Eastern Honinbo & US Kyu Championship, Am49:09:6p12 Eastern Honinbo Finals, Am49:11:6p07 Eastern Honinbo Tournament Plans, Am64:03:1p03 Eastern Honinbo Tournament Report, Am49:09:6p02 Eastern Honinbo Won By Kang, Am49:11:5p02 Eastern Inter-Club Handicap Tournament, Am49:09:6p13 Eastern Representative Tournament, Am49:15:4p37 Eastern U.S. Championship - C.S. Shen Defeats Matsuda in Final Round, Am49:08:2p17 Eastern U.S. Championship Al Fresco, Am49:20:2p07 Eastern U.S. Go Championships, Am49:13:1p28 Easterns; Peter Shotwell, Am49:19:1p09 Easy Go-ing, Am49:15:4p09, Am49:15:5,6p21, Am49:16:1p33, Am49:16:2p33, Am49:16:3p31, Am49:17:1p33, Am49:17:2p09, Am49:17:3p20, Am49:17:4p10, Am49:18:1p27, Am49:18:2p23, Am49:18:3p26, Am49:18:4p31, Am49:19:3p29, Am49:19:4p21, Am49:20:4p31, Am49:21:4p13 Editor of German "Go-Zeitung" Visits New York, Am55:00:1p02 Editorial, Am49:02:3p37, Am49:09:1p03, Am49:09:3p03, Am64:04:1p02, Am64:05:1p02, Am64:07:1p01 Editorial #1: Farewell from the Editor, Am64:07:2p02 Editorial #2: Is the AGA Dead? (Continued), Am64:07:2p02 Editorial #3: The Future of Go in the U.S.A., Am64:07:2p03 Editorial: Good News & Bad News, Am64:06:3p02 Editorial; J. Stephenson, Am49:09:2p03 Editorial; John Stephenson, Am49:11:4p01 Editorial; Roy Laird, Am49:21:4p03 Edward Lasker Trophy Announced, Am64:02:6p06 Eight Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger, Am49:05:2p22 Eighth World Amateur Championship; Barbara Calhoun, Am49:20:3p09 Eisaku Sato, Prime Minister of Japan, Presented the AGA with a Trophy, Am64:00:5p01 Electronic Go Board, Am49:20:2p07, Am49:20:3p14, Am49:20:4p12, Am49:21:1p10, Am49:21:2p15, Am49:21:3p32, Am49:21:4p13, Am49:22:2p34, Am49:22:3p08, Am49:22:4p37, Am49:23:1p15, Am49:23:2p32, Am49:23:3p19, Am49:23:4p31, Am49:24:2p25, Am49:24:3p38 Empty Board - Attachment; William S. Cobb, Am49:29:1p20 Empty Board - Emptiness; William S.Cobb, Am49:28:4p34 Empty Board Go Proverbs as Koans; William S. Cobb, Am49:29:2p34 End of The Fourth Round; AGA, Am49:01:4p63 End Play; Koshi Takashima, Am49:04:3p33 End To A Successful Tour: Isamu Haruyama, Yasumasa Hane, Am49:10:3p03 Enjoyable Self-Test; Rin Kai Ho (Meijin), Am49:09:1p11 Enlarge Your Asian Horizons with Kyoto Journal, Am49:26:3p33 Equipment, Am49:01:3p45 Errata "The Game of Go", Am49:02:4p59 Errata (v3:2p24), Am49:03:4p51 Errata AGJ 22:1: News, Masterpieces of Handicap Go, Kim's Killers, Am49:22:2p08 Errata Ja54v02:6p45, Ja54:03:1p08 Errata v01:1p3,p11, Am49:04:2p18 Erratum v06:1p10, Am49:06:3p46 Escorted China Go Tour, Am49:25:4p25 Essay Contest; None Redmond, Am49:29:2p31 Essential Techniques of Go Part 1; Takao Matsuda, Am49:07:3p33 Essential Techniques of Go Part 2; Takao Matsuda, Am49:07:4p49 Essential Techniques of Go Part 3; Takao Matsuda, Am49:08:1p07 Essential Techniques of Go Part 4; Takao Matsuda, Am49:08:3p33 Essential Techniques of Go Part 5; Takao Matsuda, Am49:08:4p54 Etudes; Bob High, Am49:24:1p14 European Excursions; Bob High, Am49:24:1p13 European Go Championship Final Game Record, Am49:11:6p10 European Go Congress - Synopsis of Tournaments and Events, Am49:10:3p13 European Go Congress; John Beckett, Am49:18:2p11 European Go Players Gain In Numbers and Strength, Am64:05:1p06 European System, Am64:02:1p05 European Team Go, Am49:23:3p04 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 01; Honinbo Shusai, Translated by Masao Dodo, Edited by LF Hartman, WD Witt and Max Steinbook, Am49:01:2p24 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 02; Honinbo Shusai, Translated by Masao Dodo, Edited by LF Hartman, WD Witt and Max Steinbook, Am49:01:3p39 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 03; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:01:4p55 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 04; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:02:1p07 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 05; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:02:2p28 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 06 & 07; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:02:3p42 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 08 & 09; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:02:4p51 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 10 & 11; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:03:1p06 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 12, 13 & 14; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:03:2p26 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 15 & 16; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:03:3p44 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 17; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:03:4p61 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 18 & 19; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:04:1p14 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 20; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:04:2p24 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 21; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:05:1p14 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 22; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:05:2p19 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 23 & 24; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:05:4p58 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 25; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:06:1p06 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 26; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:06:3p47 Even Game Joseki Part I; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:4p49 Even Game Joseki Part II; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:1p01 Even Game Joseki Part III; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:2p25 Even Game Joseki Part IV; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:3p38 Even Game Joseki Part V; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:4p60 Even The Blossoms !! A Report on the Northern Virginia Cherry Blossom Tournament; Ken Koester, Am49:16:4p07 Famous Western Go Players, Am49:24:4p15 Fantasylair '83, Am49:17:3p04 Fifth U.S. Go Congress, August 6-13, 1989, Rutgers University, Am49:22:4p00 Final Game, 1979 PAEWANG Title, Am49:14:4p18 Final Match, Am49:27:1p11 Final Round, Am49:23:4p13 First 1987 Kisei Playoff Game to Be Held in Los Angeles, Am49:20:4p03 First 1988 Kisei Game Held In Honolulu, Am49:22:1p06 First AGA Internet Go Tournament, Am49:29:2p03 First AGA Internet Tournament, Am49:29:1p08 First Annual Baltimore Korean Open, Am49:13:1p02 First Annual Connecticut State Open Championships, Am49:10:6p04 First Annual Long Island Open, Am49:13:2p03
First Annual Long Island Open Go Tournament, Am49:12:5,6p03 First Annual Sen Suzuki Tournament Results, Am49:16:2p05 First British National Schools Team Go Championships, Am49:15:2,3p48 First Canadian Go Tournament, Am64:03:3p04 First Canadian Open Draws 48, Am49:13:4,5,6p25 First Game 1976 Meijin Match, Am49:14:5,6p47 First Go Lesson - Or How to Teach a Beginner and Have Him Come Back to Play Some More, Am64:06:1p01 First Go Match by Long-Distance Telephone; R.M. Ryder, Am64:02:4p03 First Honinbo Title Match Game 1; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Am49:01:1p03 First Honinbo Title Match Game 2; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Am49:01:2p19 First Honinbo Title Match Game 3; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Am49:01:3p35 First Honinbo Title Match Game 4; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Am49:01:4p52 First Honinbo Title Match Game 5; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Am49:02:1p03 First Honinbo Title Match Game 6; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Edited By Rudolf Aron, Am49:02:2p19 First Ing Computer Go Championships; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:20:2p24 First Inter-City Club Competition - Tele-Tsuke Will Link Cleveland and Baltimore, Am49:21:2p05 First International Go Tournament, Am64:00:2p02 First International Tournament, Ja54:03:1p08 First Issue of "Go World" Appears, Am49:12:2p09 First Kisei Title Series, Am49:12:2p15 First Life Member, Am49:24:3p04 First Mejin Game In New York, Am49:21:2p10 First Open Go Championship of the Province of Quebec; Matthias Thim, Am49:14:4p08 First Release of the Dan Maker Series; Bill Skees, Am49:18:2p04, Am49:18:3p14 First Southern California Open Go Tournament, Am49:18:1p04 First Unified US Championship; Roy Laird & Phil Straus, Am49:22:3p23 First United States Go Congress, August 10-18, 1985, Am49:18:4p16, Am49:19:1p12, Am49:19:2p17 First World Amateur Go Championship; Terry Benson, Am49:14:2p08 First World Youth Super Go Championship: Final Match, Am49:28:1p10 Five Minutes To More Cultured Go-Playing; Janice Kim, Am49:20:1p06 Five Stone Fuseki Study By Iwamoto; Masui 4Dan, Am49:05:4p56 Five Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger, Am49:04:2p22 Five Worst Moves in 1985; Kageyama Toshiro, Translation Terry Gallagher, Am49:20:1p12 Flash Cha's Success Continues, Am49:22:4p12 Flash! Janice Kim..., Am49:22:2p07 Flash: Expert Wins Wrong Tournament, Am49:13:4,5,6p28 Flavor of the Game; Bob High, Am49:23:4p16 Focus On Go, Am49:09:1p05 For Sale: Books and magnetic set; James Cho, Am49:14:5,6p40, Am49:15:1p17 For Sale: Complete Sets of Go Review Magazine, Am49:13:1p26 For Sale: Out-of-Print Go Books; CR Hutchinson, Am49:18:3p09, Am49:19:4p30, Am49:20:2p23, Am49:20:3p21, Am49:20:4p29, Am49:21:2p28, Am49:21:4p37, Am49:22:1p33, Am49:22:2p08, Am49:22:3p12, Am49:22:4p18 For The Children - James Chen's American Go Institute, Am49:21:3p08 Foreigner's Tournament In Tokyo Won By The Foreigners, Am64:05:3p05 Forthcoming Tournaments, Am64:03:3p05 Four Games From "Boot Camp", Am49:26:2p10 Four Handed Game; B:Kitani & Go Seigen, W:Suzuki & Segoshi, Am49:02:4p63 Four on a Match, Am49:22:2p04 Fourth U.S. Go Congress, Am49:22:2p19 Fourth U.S. Go Congress - July 30-Aug 7 - Berkeley, CA, Am49:22:1p19 Fourth US Go Congress; Roy Laird & Phil Straus, Am49:22:3p16 Fourth World Youth Championship In Hong Kong - Two From L.A. Will Represent North America, Am49:21:2p04 Fourth World Youth Wei-chi Championship; Harry Gonshor, Am49:21:4p12 Free $$! (Well, almost free), Am49:29:1p39 Free Compuserver Introductory Offer, Am49:27:1p07 French Go Magazine, Am49:14:4p23, Am49:14:5,6p02, Am49:15:4p22 Friendship Matches, Am49:26:3p13 From The Editor, Am64:05:3p01 Fujisawa vs Hashimoto, Am49:08:3p37 Fujitsu Cup, Am49:22:2p10 Fujitsu Final; Michael Redmond, Am49:25:4p10 Fujitsu Playoff In SF, Am49:24:2p05 Fujitsu Sponsors First World Go Championship, Am49:22:1p04 Fujitsu Tournament Results, Am49:23:4p06 Fukuda Games; W:Fukuda, B:Kinsburg, Am49:02:3p37 Fukuda Games; W:Fukuda, B:Marseille, Am49:02:3p33 Fukuda Games; W:Fukuda, B:Robert Gillooly, Am49:02:4p54 Fukuda in Hawaii, Am49:03:2p18 Fukuda Visit, Am49:05:3p35 Fukuda Visits New Jersey, Am64:02:1p04 Fukuda, 6 Dan, on Visit, Am64:01:3p03 Fun Go Tests; Sakata, Am49:10:2p05 Further Adventures of Go Kiburi - Go Kiburi Takes Up Woodwork; David Sutton, Am49:28:2p39 Fuseki Master; Skees Associates, Inc., Am49:21:2p20 Fuseki Study, Am49:25:1p34 Fuseki: Toward Becoming Shodan; Hashimoto Shoji, Translated by Dennis Waggoner, Am49:17:1p16 Game Analysis; Sen Suzuki, Am49:21:3p32 Game Between Mr. Ichigen Okubo and Takao Matsuda, Am64:07:1p05 Game of Go, by A. Smith, is Back in Print, Am49:06:1p09 Game of Wei Chi, Book Review, Am49:20:3p07 Game Record, Am49:28:2p38 Game Supplement, Am49:27:3p22 Games Gallery, Am49:10:2p18 Games of Go Seigen; Mark Hall, Am49:27:2p39, Am49:27:4p09, Am49:28:1p13 Games Wanted, Am49:23:4p04 Gardena Go Club Tournament, Am64:02:4p05 Gardena Go Handicap Tournament, Am64:06:3p05 Get Stoned With NEMESIS V5, Am49:25:2,3p00, Am49:27:2p41, Am49:27:3p41, Am49:27:4p41, Am49:28:1p41, Am49:28:2p41, Am49:28:3p41 Get Strong At Invading; Kiseido, Am49:29:2p21 Get Strong At Joseki; Kiseido, Am49:29:2p20 Get the Facts About Go In "The Go Player's Almanac"; Ishi Press, Am49:26:1p41, Am49:26:2p42, Am49:26:3p42, Am49:26:4p42 Getting Organized, Am49:09:3p01 Getting The Most Out Of The Opening Part 1; Ohira Shuzo, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:20:3p19 Getting the Most Out of the Opening Part 2; Ohira Shuzo, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:20:4p25 Getting the Most Out of the Opening Part 3; Ohira Shuzo, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:21:1p16 Gillooly - Kim, Ja54:03:1p05 Gillooly - Segoe, Ja54:02:5p38 Give It Your Best Effort, an Interview with Phil Straus; Roy Laird, Am49:22:4p19 Glass Bead Game; Ernest Brown, Am49:24:2p18 Go, Am49:12:1p01, Am49:12:2p01, Am49:12:3,4p01, Am49:12:5,6p01, Am49:13:2p01, Am49:13:4,5,6p02, Am49:14:1p01, Am49:14:2p01, Am49:14:3p01, Am49:14:4p01, Am49:15:1p01, Am49:15:2,3p01, Am49:15:4p01, Am49:16:1p01, Am49:16:2p01, Am49:16:3p01, Am49:16:4p01, Am49:17:1p01, Am49:17:2p01, Am49:17:3p01, Am49:17:4p01, Am49:18:1p01, Am49:18:2p01, Am49:18:3p01, Am49:18:4p01, Am49:19:1p01, Am49:19:2p01, Am49:19:3p01, Am49:19:4p01, Am49:20:1p01, Am49:20:2p01, Am49:20:3p01, Am49:20:4p01, Am49:21:1p01, Am49:21:2p01 Go Activities In Japan, Ja54:01:2p16 Go Activities In Japan - Periodicals On Go, Ja54:02:1p06 Go And Cognitive Psychology; Peter Shotwell, Am49:19:1p07 Go and Education: The Key To The Future, Am49:25:2,3p38 Go and Fencing - Review of "Gote No Sente", Am49:20:2p09 Go and Go-Moku By Edward Lasker is back in print, Am49:08:3p47 Go and Sexual Intimacy, Am49:22:2p05 Go and the I Ching, Am49:25:1p23 Go And Thinking Part 1, Am49:21:3p06 Go And Thinking Part 2, Am49:22:1p18 Go And Thinking Part 3, Am49:22:2p09 Go Anywhere; Home Planet Software, Am49:24:1p37 Go at Litton Industries, Am49:18:2p29 Go at New York City High Schools, Am64:02:4p05 Go Board Demonstration Boards; GMI Goboards, Am49:29:2p33 Go Books in English, Am64:04:1p07 Go Books In English Available Through The AGA, Am49:11:3p02, Am49:12:1p07 Go By Golly By Post; Tom Schmidel, Am49:20:3p06 Go Camping Norway 1978, Am49:13:2p32 Go Classifications; Bjorn Goldis, Am49:28:4p17, Am49:29:2p35 Go Club Activities; Kansas City, Michigan State, New York, Am49:15:1p03 Go Club Notes: Cleveland Go Club Moves to Case-Western Reserve University, Am64:05:2p04 Go Club Notes: Cleveland, San Francisco, Chicago, Am64:05:3p07 Go Club Profiles - New York State Open Championships, Am64:02:3p05 Go Club Profiles: Atlanta, Goose Hollow, Greater Washington, Lakers, Montreal, Purdue University, Stanford University, University of Wisconsin, Am64:01:2p03 Go Club Profiles: Berkley, Hawaii Kiin, New York, New York City, Portland, Princeton, Am64:01:3p02 Go Club Profiles: Cleveland, Denver, New Jersey, San Francisco, Massachusetts, Seattle, Am64:01:1p02 Go Club Profiles: La Jolla Go Club, Am64:02:2p01 Go Club Profiles: Massachusetts, Holmdel, Whippany, Am64:02:1p01 Go Club Profiles: Pasadena, Chicago, Morgantown, San Francisco, Am64:02:6p10 Go Club Profiles: Rafu Kiin, Seinan Go Kaisha, Pasadena, Santa Barbara, Gardena, Monterey, Virginia, Univac, Greater Washington, Montreal, Ann Arbor, Chicago Me, Am64:02:3p02 Go Club Profiles: Stanford, Japanese Language Speaking Association, Univac, Montreal, New York, Greater Hartford, Am64:02:4p07 Go Club Started at N.Y.U.- "Esquire" Article Credited, Bu36:01:1p01b Go Clubs in North America: (60 Clubs listed), Am64:06:2p05 Go Clubs in North America: Additions, Am64:07:1p03, Am64:07:2p06 Go Clubs in North America: Additions & Corrections, Am64:06:3p06 Go Clubs: Ann Arbor, NJ Champion, Baltimore vs Washington, Delaware Valley, Am49:09:2p01 Go Clubs: Canada, Argentina, Chicago, Cleveland, Murray Hill, Am64:06:1p06 Go Clubs: Detroit, South New Jersey, Harvey Mudd College, Minneapolis, Am64:05:1p07 Go Clubs: New Mexico, Albuquerque, Maryland, Minnesota, Am64:05:2p04 Go Clubs: Penn. State Open, Pacific Open Coming in August, Fairfield County Go Club, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Uchikomi, Oklahoma City, Cal Poly, Jamaica, Tri, Am49:09:4p01 Go Comes to Long Island, Am49:11:6p05 Go Conference on BBS; The Tank, Am49:22:3p10 Go Congress to See Large Turnout, Am49:19:2p03 Go Culture In The Emerald City; Player Zero, Am49:25:2,3p63 Go Day 1978 is January 28th, Am49:12:5,6p02 Go Day in San Francisco; Bob Hamilton, Am49:19:2p06 Go Equipment; American Go Supply, Am49:08:3p40 Go Equipment; Tokyo Sales Corp., Am49:15:1p10, Am49:15:2,3p41, Am49:15:4p17 Go Flourishing In New York, Ja54:02:3p24 Go For Beginners: Professional 9x9 Go Part 1; Richard Hunter, Am49:26:2p32 Go For Bush in '92, Am49:26:1p04 Go For Sierra, Am49:26:3p03 Go Global With Internet!, Am49:26:4p04, Am49:27:1p07 Go in Argentina, Am49:09:4p06 Go in Business Week, Am49:26:4p03 Go in California, Am49:14:3p18 Go in California, Cleveland, Portland, Florida, Penn State, Tucson, Am49:15:2,3p04
Go in California, Pennsylvania, Toronto, Quebec, Montreal, Texas, Washington, Maryland, Am49:14:1p19 Go in Californina, Am49:18:2p21 Go in Canada, Am49:18:2p10 Go in Cleveland, Am49:17:2p13 Go in Cleveland, San Diego, Ottawa, Am49:14:2p05 Go in Columbus, Am49:17:3p19 Go in D.C., Am49:14:1p03 Go in Dallas, Am49:15:4p33 Go in Iowa, Am49:17:1p21 Go in Israel, Am49:20:1p09 Go in Japan, Am49:17:3p10 Go in Kansas City, Am49:17:3p27 Go in Los Angeles, Am49:16:3p10, Am49:17:2p24 Go in Madison, Am49:14:3p09 Go in Maryland, Am49:17:3p17 Go in New York, Am49:19:2p03, Am49:20:1p24 Go in North Carolina, Am49:17:1p13 Go in North Texas, Am49:21:1p25 Go in Ohio, Am49:17:1p09 Go in Oregon, Am49:14:1p03, Am49:17:1p04 Go in Ottawa, Am49:17:1p04 Go in Ottawa, Santa Rosa, Illinois, Am49:17:3p28 Go in Pennsylvania, Am49:15:5,6p19 Go in Princeton, Am49:15:4p24 Go in River City, Kansas City, Syracuse, Am49:17:1p28 Go in Sacramento, Chicago, Am49:17:3p11 Go in San Francisco, Am49:20:1p09 Go in Seattle, Am49:20:1p13 Go in Shangri-La - Ing's World Pro Cup Comes To Beijing, Am49:22:4p04 Go in Sonoma County, Am49:17:1p27 Go in Space, Am49:27:2p05, Am49:29:1p04 Go in Taiwan, Am49:03:2p18 Go in Tennessee, Am49:15:4p33 Go in The City Of Peace; Bob High, Am49:24:2p06 Go in The New York City Area; Boris J Kinsburg, Am49:01:3p46 Go in The Open!, Am49:11:3p01 Go in The San Francisco Area; Guthrie McClain, Am49:01:3p47 Go in The Ultimate Party Town, Am49:25:1p03 Go in The USSR; Roy Laird, Am49:24:2p32 Go in TV Land; Roy Laird, Am49:15:5,6p32 Go in U.S.A., Ja54:02:2p16 Go in Vancouver: Summer, '82 Highlights; Roy Langston, Am49:17:3p05 Go in Washington State, Minnesota, Am49:17:1p11 Go in Wisconsin, Am49:18:2p27 Go Instruction with Ron Snyder, Am49:15:4p18 Go Instruction with Ron Synder, Am49:16:1p19, Am49:16:2p11 Go Instruction; Ron Snyder, Am49:15:5,6p06, Am49:16:3p32, Am49:16:4p31 Go Is, Am49:21:3p01, Am49:21:4p01, Am49:22:1p01, Am49:22:2p01, Am49:22:3p01, Am49:22:4p01, Am49:23:1p01, Am49:23:2p01, Am49:23:3p01, Am49:23:4p01, Am49:24:1p01, Am49:24:2p01, Am49:24:3p01, Am49:24:4p01, Am49:25:1p01, Am49:25:2,3p01, Am49:25:4p01, Am49:26:1p01, Am49:26:2p01, Am49:26:3p01, Am49:26:4p01, Am49:27:1p01, Am49:27:2p01, Am49:27:3p01, Am49:27:4p01, Am49:28:1p01, Am49:28:2p01, Am49:28:3p01, Am49:28:4p01, Am49:29:1p01, Am49:29:2p01 Go Journals: Check List and Availability, Am64:06:2p03 Go Kiburi and The Chief's Wraith; Bob High, Am49:24:4p39 Go Kiburi Carves On; David Sutton, Am49:28:2p39 Go Kiburi Gets Rich, Am49:25:2,3p70 Go Kiburi Gives Up; Bob High, Am49:26:2p39 Go Kiburi In The Middle Ages; Bob High, Am49:23:4p40 Go Kiburi Meets Dracula; Fred Hansen, Am49:24:2p40 Go Kiburi On The Planet Of The Apes, Am49:23:2p40 Go Lessons by Jimmy Cha, Am49:18:2p23, Am49:18:3p30 Go Libraries in the U.S., Am64:05:1p06 Go Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp, Am49:09:2p00b, Am49:09:3p00b Go Moon, Am49:22:4p15, Am49:25:1p17 Go News, Am49:18:4p04, Am49:19:2p03, Am49:19:3p05, Am49:19:4p03, Am49:20:1p08, Am49:20:2p03, Am49:20:3p03, Am49:20:4p03, Am49:21:1p03, Am49:21:3p03, Am49:21:4p04 Go News Is Good News; Terry Benson, Am49:15:4p03 Go News: Japanese Tournaments, Am49:08:3p47 Go News; Roy Laird, Am49:22:1p04, Am49:22:3p05, Am49:22:4p03, Am49:23:1p03, Am49:23:2p05, Am49:23:3p03, Am49:23:4p03, Am49:24:1p04, Am49:24:2p03, Am49:24:3p03, Am49:24:4p03, Am49:25:1p03, Am49:25:2,3p03, Am49:25:4p03, Am49:26:1p03, Am49:26:2p03, Am49:26:3p03, Am49:26:4p03, Am49:27:1p07, Am49:27:2p03, Am49:27:3p03, Am49:27:4p03, Am49:28:1p03, Am49:28:2p03, Am49:28:3p03, Am49:28:4p03, Am49:29:1p03 Go on CompuServe, Am49:22:2p05 Go On NBC Nightly News, Am49:28:1p04 Go Pals in Cleveland; Yang Hwi "Yonny" Cho, Am49:13:2p15 Go Parodies 1987, Am49:21:4p22 Go Perspective Planned as New Nihon Ki-in English Magazine, Am49:12:3,4p04 Go Perspective Still Unborn or Still Born; Terry Benson, Am49:13:1p32 Go Players Do It In Groups, Am49:25:4p27
Go Players' Tour to Nihon Kiin, Am49:09:3p01 Go Posters; Roger White, Am49:22:4p14 Go Proverbs Devastated, Am49:17:4p07, Am49:18:1p09, Am49:18:1p17, Am49:18:3p21, Am49:19:2p12, Am49:19:4p23, Am49:22:4p40, Am49:23:1p40, Am49:23:2p40, Am49:24:2p40 Go Proverbs From The Real World, Am49:24:4p13 Go Proverbs Illustrated and Explained Part 1; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:08:1p01 Go Proverbs Illustrated and Explained Part 2; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:08:2p28 Go Proverbs; Roy Laird, Am49:15:5,6p28 Go Quality sets imported from Japan; Shibumi Trading, Am49:19:4p33, Am49:20:3p33, Am49:20:4p33, Am49:21:1p33 Go Rating Systems Continued; R.M. Ryder, Am64:02:2p02 Go Rating Systems; R.M. Ryder, Am64:02:1p04 Go Receives His Just Reward, Am49:23:1p40 Go Report, Am49:23:1p15 Go Retreat in Canada, Am49:20:1p25 Go Review Ghost Lingers On, Am49:13:1p03 Go Review Notice, Am49:12:1p05 Go Review Subscription Rate Increases, Am49:11:5p02 Go Review, Good (?) News, Am49:11:2p01 Go Reviews, Am49:09:3p10 Go Reviews Wanted; AGA, Am49:10:2p02 Go Reviews; AGA, Am49:10:3p02, Am49:10:5p01 Go Scribe; Oxbow Research Inc., Am49:23:2p33, Am49:23:3p20 Go Seigen - Hashimoto Match Game 1, Ja54:01:1p04 Go Seigen - Hashimoto Match Game 2, Ja54:01:1p01 Go Seigen - Hashimoto Match Game 3, Ja54:01:1p05 Go Seigen - Muramatsu Shofu Game, Am49:05:2p28 Go Seigen - Takagawa, Am49:06:3p38 Go Seigen - Takagawa Game 7 of 10, Am49:06:1p03 Go Seigen - Takaqawa Ten-Game Match Game 1, Ja54:02:5p33 Go Seigen - Takaqawa Ten-Game Match Game 2, Ja54:02:6p41 Go Seigen Leads In Matches, Ja54:02:5p40 Go Seigen Visits New York and New Jersey, Am64:05:3p05 Go Store open; AGA, Am49:09:2p01 Go Summer Camp 1978 In Sweden with Toshiaki Nagahara, Am49:13:2p09 Go The Master Game; Skip Ascheim, Am49:14:3p06 Go To A Festival, Am49:24:1p05 Go Tournament; Ann Arbor Go Club, Am49:13:4,5,6p04, Am49:14:5,6p03, Am49:16:2p17 Go Trekking in Asia - A two month excursion; Yari Leski, Am49:26:1p28 Go Trip To Japan, Am64:02:3p01 Go West, Young Person, Am49:26:3p06 Go West, Young Players! - Ings World Youth Wei-Chi Championship Comes To Paris, Am49:22:4p04 Go With A Pro; Yi-Lun Yang, Am49:28:1p39 Go World 1985; Sabaki Go Company, Am49:19:1p31, Am49:19:2p21 Go World; Ishi Press, Am49:13:1p33, Am49:13:2p33, Am49:13:3p12, Am49:13:4,5,6p27, Am49:14:3p21, Am49:14:4p03, Am49:14:5,6p17, Am49:15:1p23, Am49:15:2,3p13, Am49:15:4p34, Am49:15:5,6p27, Am49:16:1p14, Am49:16:2p21, Am49:16:3p16, Am49:16:4p17, Am49:17:1p33, Am49:17:2p31, Am49:17:3p32, Am49:17:4p05, Am49:18:1p27, Am49:18:2p10, Am49:18:3p23, Am49:18:4p09, Am49:19:4p05 Go World; Sabaki Go Company, Am49:21:4p17 Go, Ghosts and Gambling - Is There Life After Death?; Peter Shotwell, Am49:19:2p08 Go, Hot Tubs and Walking On The Beach, Am49:24:3p06 Go-ing on Fifty, Am49:19:1p25 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 02; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:03:2p24 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 03; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:03:3p35 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 04; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:03:4p52 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 05; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:04:1p10 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 06 & 07; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:04:2p26 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 08; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:04:3p40 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 09; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:05:1p03 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 10; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:05:2p20 Go/Logic Teaching Syllabus Available From Dr. Ted Drange, Am49:10:6p02 Go: An Asian Paradigum For Business Strategy; Kiseido, Am49:29:2p13 Go: Quality Sets Imported from Japan; Shibumi Trading, Am49:20:2p33 Go: The Study of Buddhist Ideals; Ernest Brown, Am49:24:1p16 Going Boeing, Am49:15:4p23 Going For The Green, Am49:25:4p04 Going With The Times - Bush Advised To Play Yosu-Miru, Am49:25:4p03 Going, Going...Gonshor, Am49:21:3p04
Goings On, Am49:17:4p19 Gomoku Played by Computer, Am64:03:1p04 Good Aji, Am49:22:1p40 Good News, Am49:06:4p50 Good News About "Go World"!, Am49:28:1p03 Good Thinking - An Interview with Zhu-jiu Jiang; Ernest Brown, Am49:25:2,3p36 GoReport, Am49:22:3p39, Am49:23:2p21 GoTour, Am49:22:3p39, Am49:23:1p15, Am49:23:2p21 Graded Go Problems for Beginners, Book Review, Am49:19:3p05 Graded Go Problems For Beginners, Vol 2, Am49:20:1p08 Grand Finale, Am49:26:3p15 Great Adult Games Store; Games Gallery, Am49:09:6p14 Greater Washington Go Club Fall Tournament, Am49:14:3p04, Am49:14:5,6p04 Greater Washington Go Club Fall Tournament; John Goon, Am49:15:5,6p30 Greater Washington Go Club Kyu Tournament, Am49:13:4,5,6p03 Group Diagrams In Go; Milo Wolff, Am49:09:2p06 Guerrilla Tactics For Beginners; Bob Terry, Am49:19:4p22 Half A World Away, The 1st World Youth Wei-Ch'i Championship, Am49:18:4p18 Hamajima Wins U.S. Eastern Honinbo Tournament, Am64:07:2p04 Hamete; Maeda, Am49:09:2p12 Handicap Fuseki; Masui 4Dan, Am49:05:4p54 Handicap Teaching Game; Matsumoto 7D vs Hisami Hirano 2k, Am49:10:6p10 Handicap Tournament Results, Am49:26:3p17 Handicap Tournament: Team Match West Virginia University vs Greater Washington Area, Am49:14:2p05 Hands Across The Water; Ken Koester, Am49:16:3p06 Hane, Hane; Mike Ryan, Am49:25:2,3p23 Hard Copy Too, Am49:23:4p03 Hard Working Professionals, Am49:27:3p06 Hartman, LF; Witt, WD; Smith, Arthur; Robinson, KD; Lasker, Edward, Am49:01:1p01a Haruyama, 7Dan, In New York, Am49:11:6p04 Harvard Dans, Am49:22:2p06 Hasegawa - Gillooly Game; W:Hasegawa, B:Gillooly, Am49:05:1p01 Hasegawa - Mukia Game; Translated by Rudolf Aron, Am49:03:2p17 Hashimoto - Fujisawa Game, Ja54:02:3p19 Hashimoto - Iwamoto Game; W:Hashimoto, B:Iwamoto, Am49:05:4p60 Hashimoto vs Sakata, Am49:06:2p23 Hashimoto-Fujisawa Match, Ja54:02:3p24 Have Dan - Will Travel; James Kerwin, Am49:29:2p25 Heart Stopping Move of Ishigaya, Am49:22:3p38 Heather Plays Go, Am49:27:2p05 Help and Important, Am64:03:3p02 Help Wanted: AGA Treasurer & AGA Business Manager, Am49:24:4p04 Help Wanted; AGA, Am49:25:1p35 Help Wanted; Roy Laird, Am49:23:4p13 Here She Comes Again; Roy Laird, Am49:18:3p03 High And Mid-Kyu Players!!!; Milton Bradley, Am49:25:1p25 High Cost of Swindling; Bob Terry, Am49:18:3p05 High Notes; Bob High, Am49:21:3p05, Am49:22:1p10, Am49:22:2p18, Am49:22:4p13, Am49:23:1p07, Am49:23:4p16, Am49:24:1p12, Am49:24:3p30, Am49:24:4p34 High Office, Am49:26:4p03 High Ranking Players Promoted, Ja54:02:2p14 Hirata - Takagawa Game, Ja54:03:1p01 Hiroshima Game; Yonny Cho, Translated by Peter Shotwell, Am49:19:4p17 Historic Pro-Pro Game, Japan-U.S. Telematch in San Francisco, Am49:19:2p03 Historical Game; Hasegawa - Kitani, Am49:09:2p08 Historical Notes, Am64:03:3p05 History of the Eastern and North American Honinbo Titles, Am49:11:6p06 Hollyhock Go Workshop 1992; Robert LaFleche, Am49:26:3p04 Honinbo and Kyu Championships, Am49:11:3p01, Am49:11:4p02 Honinbo Montreal, Am49:15:2,3p04 Honinbo Preliminary Tournament, Ja54:02:2p16 Honinbo Shueyi - Tamura (Shusai) Game; W:Shueyi, B:Tamura, Am49:05:4p62 Honinbo Shukaku (Takagawa) has again successfully defended his title.., Am49:05:3p40 Honinbo Shusai - Go Seigen 1933-34 Game, Am49:04:3p44 Honinbo Shusai - Iwasaki Kenzo Game; Translated by Rudolf Aron, Am49:02:4p58 Honinbo Shusai - Komura 3Dan, Am49:05:2p26 Honinbo Title Match Kitani vs Takagawa, Am49:08:2p23 Honorary Member - Hu Hui Chan, Bu36:01:1p01b Hopewell Go Club, Am64:03:3p05 Horguchi-Ryder Father and Son Matches, Am64:06:1p03 Houston Will Host 1994 Fujitsu, Am49:28:3p03 How Many Games?; Roy Laird, Am49:24:1p40 How Much Stronger Are Professional Players; Roy Laird, Am49:23:1p14 How The Young Edward Lasker Learned About Go, and How He and the World Chess Champion Nearly Went to Japan to Study Go with the Masters.; Jerald E. Pinto, Am49:16:2p25 How To Choose Joseki Part 2; Yi-lun Yang, in collaboration with Phil Straus, Am49:27:1p28 How To Choose Joseki; Yi-lun Yang, in collaboration with Phil Straus, Am49:26:4p20 How To Do Well In The Congress Handicap Tournament; Weak-Kneed Dan, Am49:23:3p40 How To Get "Client Software" (The Easy Way), Am49:27:2p08 How To Get "Client Software" (The Hard Way), Am49:27:2p10 How To Get on the Go Server, Am49:27:2p14 How To Get On The Internet, Am49:27:2p06 How To Play Go On The Internet; Mindy McAdams, Am49:27:2p06 How To Play Handicap Go (Part 1); James Kerwin, Am49:26:3p29 How To Play Handicap Go (Part 2); James Kerwin, Am49:26:4p28 How To Play Handicap Go: Part 3; James Kerwin, Am49:27:3p25 How To Play Handicap Go: Part 4; James Kerwin, Am49:27:4p11 How To Play Handicap Go: Part 5; James Kerwin, Am49:28:3p32 How to Report Tournament Results, Am49:22:1p26 How To Start A Go Club; AGA, Am49:22:3p39, Am49:22:4p20, Am49:27:2p18 How To Tell Chess Where To Go, Am49:18:3p14 Hun Takes Fifth at 1985 WAGC, Am49:19:3p06 I've Got Ko Threats, Am49:24:3p18 IBM and BTL held their first tournament, Am64:00:2p01 IBM Beats BTL Again in Annual Match, Am64:06:3p07 IBM Sponsors Go Championship in Japan, Am49:22:2p04 Ideal Beginner's Book; Milton Bradley, Am49:24:4p36 If You Have A Computer; OPENetwork, Am49:24:1p15, Am49:24:2p33 Igo Test 4th Kyu, Am49:09:3p16 Igo Test For 8th Kyu; Rin Meijin, Am49:09:2p15 Igo; Takashimaya, Am49:09:1p18, Am49:09:2p18, Am49:09:3p18, Am49:09:4p00b, Am49:09:5p18, Am49:09:6p18, Am49:10:3p18, Am49:10:5p18, Am49:10:6p18, Am49:11:1p18, Am49:11:2p18, Am49:11:3p18, Am49:11:4p26, Am49:11:5p26, Am49:11:6p26, Am49:12:1p26, Am49:12:2p26, Am49:12:3,4p46, Am49:12:5,6p42, Am49:13:1p34, Am49:13:2p34, Am49:13:3p26 IHC Club Sponsors New York Tournament; Terry Benson, Am49:14:3p21 Ikeda's Rules; Bob High, Am49:26:2p18
Imagination Network, Am49:27:2p14 Important IGS Commands, Am49:27:2p07 Important Notice! New Diagram Conventions, Am49:26:1p03 In Memoriam: Karl Davis Robinson, Am49:08:4p64 In Memoriam: Richard C. Blanchfield, Am55:00:1p02 In Praise of Tsume Go (Life and Death) Part 1; Nobuaki Maeda, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:21:4p42 In Praise of Tsume Go Part 2 - How Beginners Should Study Life and Death Problems; Bob Terry, Am49:25:4p18 In Praise of Tsume Go Part 2 - Solutions; Bob Terry, Am49:25:4p32 In Print, Am49:22:4p15 In The Beginning; Kenneth M. Koester, Am49:17:3p03 Index of Even Joseki Articles, Am49:03:1p12 Indiana University Club News, Am49:14:5,6p05 Indiana University Holds "The Hoosier Hasty", Am49:12:3,4p06 ING $$ Will Support Masters Tournament, Am49:29:1p03 Ing Chang-Ki World Youth Championship, Am49:27:3p10 Ing Final, Am49:26:3p20 Ing Foundation Offers Major Grant, Am49:27:3p03 Ing Grant: How Will It Be Used?, Am49:28:4p16 Ing Rules, Am49:18:4p20 Ing Rules Discussion, Am49:28:4p18 Inside The AGA Rating System; Paul Matthews, Am49:24:2p19 Instant Go Articles by Wilcox; Toyogo, Am49:23:1p37, Am49:23:3p14 Instant Go Chapter 10 -- Breakout; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:24:4p20 Instant Go News; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:14:1p13, Am49:14:2p16, Am49:14:4p18, Am49:14:5,6p23 Instant Go Revisited; Kenneth M. Koester, Am49:16:4p09 Instant Go Starter Kit; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:25:4p17, Am49:26:2p20, Am49:27:2p36 Instant Go Tenuki, Am49:15:1p03 Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:12:5,6p07, Am49:13:1p04, Am49:13:2p17, Am49:13:3p04, Am49:13:4,5,6p14, Am49:14:1p13, Am49:14:2p10, Am49:14:3p10, Am49:14:4p09 Instant Go; Crystalline Creations, Inc, Am49:21:4p39 Instructional Game (7 Stone), Am49:11:2p13 Inter-City Computer Go, Am49:17:3p32 International Computer Go Forum; David Erbach, Am49:20:4p08 International Go Federation, Am49:19:3p08 International Go Tournament Photo, Ja54:03:1p05 International Go Tournament To Be Played Under New Rules, Ja54:02:6p48 International Postal Go, Am49:24:3p05 International Women's Championship, Am49:23:2p06 Internet, Am49:27:3p06 Internet Update; Mindy McAdams, Am49:28:4p11 Introducing NEMESIS Deluxe; Toyogo, Am49:24:1p20, Am49:24:2p31, Am49:24:3p26, Am49:24:4p27, Am49:25:1p39 Introducing NEMESIS Scribbler; Toyogo, Am49:25:2,3p39, Am49:25:4p35, Am49:26:1p27, Am49:26:2p41, Am49:26:3p41, Am49:26:4p41, Am49:27:1p41 Introducing OR-GO, Am49:27:4p35, Am49:28:1p27, Am49:28:2p19, Am49:28:3p14 Invasion of Border Territories Part 1; Kajiwara 6 Dan, Am49:03:3p33 Invasion of Border Territories Part 2; Kajiwara 6 Dan, Am49:03:4p56 Invasion of Border Territories Part 3; Kajiwara 6 Dan, Am49:04:2p19 Invasion of Enemy Territory; Bruno Ruger, Translated by Elizabeth Morris, Am49:02:1p06 IPI And "Hard Copy", Am49:24:2p03 IPI And IBM, Am49:24:2p03 Is the AGA Dead, Am64:01:3p01 Is There Go In Denver, Am49:15:2,3p06 Ishi Press COSMOS; Ishi Press, Am49:23:1p41 Ishi Press International Plays A Fast-Pace Opening, Am49:21:1p15 Ishi Press International Stakes Out A Big Territory, Am49:23:1p04 Ishi Press Makes Changes, Stays on Track, Am49:29:1p03 Ishi Press Review, Am49:27:1p08 Ishi Presses Onward - Third New Title In Under A Year, Am49:21:2p04 It Can't Happen?! Third Round of the Second Annual Kisei Title, Am49:12:3,4p28 Iwaki Cup, Am49:22:3p06 Iwamoto & Matsui: A New Yorker's View, Am49:07:3p48 Iwamoto 9D and Chizu Kobayashi 5D will be in New York for the Eastern Honinbo Tournament, Am49:14:3p04 Iwamoto Professional Team in N.Y.C., Am49:10:5p03 Iwamoto Stop Over, Am49:10:4p03 Iwamoto Visits New York Area, Am64:01:2p03 Iwamoto Visits The U.S., Am49:16:2p32 Iwamoto vs Matsuda, Am49:07:4p55 Iwamoto vs Takagawa, Am49:07:4p60 Jack Schwartz, Am64:01:2p02 James Kerwin (W) vs Michael Redmond (B); Yi-Lun Yang 6d & Bradley Jones, Am49:29:2p08 James Kerwin arrived in Tokyo to become the first American Shodan, Am49:09:2p01 James Kerwin Professional 1-Dan, Am49:24:1p32, Am49:24:2p21, Am49:24:3p06, Am49:24:4p09, Am49:25:1p38, Am49:25:2,3p65, Am49:25:4p25, Am49:26:1p17, Am49:26:2p25, Am49:26:3p17, Am49:26:4p30, Am49:27:3p29, Am49:27:4p15 James Kerwin: Improve Your Play with Go Lessons, Am49:23:2p33, Am49:23:3p20 Janice Kim Commentary by Mail, Am49:22:1p40, Am49:22:2p34, Am49:22:3p27, Am49:22:4p35, Am49:23:1p30 Janice Kim Places Third in Korean Pro Tournament, Am49:27:4p04 Janice Kim Takes 2nd in Youth Tournament, Am49:19:4p05 Janice Kim wins Again, Am49:19:1p03 Japan Professional System, Am49:23:1p10 Japan-China NEC Super Go, Am49:20:1p08 Japan-China Super Go, Am49:19:4p21 Japanese and American Rating System, Am64:02:1p05 Japanese Glossary, Am49:03:3p46 Japanese Go Touring Mission, Am64:06:2p03 Japanese Professional Rating System, Am64:02:1p05 Japanese/Korean Team Match, Am49:13:3p03 Jersey City Championships, Am49:10:6p02 Jiang Offers Clinics In Cleveland, California, Am49:25:4p03 Jim's Journal: Attacking; James Kerwin, Am49:25:1p20 Jim's Journal: How To Use Power; James Kerwin, Am49:24:4p17 Jim's Journal: Part 1 - Conversations with Jim Kerwin, Am49:23:2p20 Jim's Journal: Part 2 - Finish The Opening; James Kerwin, Am49:23:3p21 Jim's Journal: Part 3 - Attack The Frontiers; James Kerwin, Am49:24:1p30 Jim's Journal: Playing On The Frontiers Part II; James Kerwin, Am49:24:3p22 Jimmy Cha vs Janice Kim, Am49:26:1p12 Jimmy Cha's Challenge, Am49:23:4p12 Jimmy Cha's Farewell To America, Am49:24:1p07 Jimmy Cha: America's Unknown Pro; Bob Terry, Am49:17:2p08 John Goodell Sold over 3,500 Go sets, Am49:06:4p50 John Lee Unbeaten in Europe's Ing Cup, Am49:29:2p03 John Lee's Excellent Adventure, Am49:27:3p09 Join The AGA Honor Roll, Am49:29:2p40 Join The AGA Honor Roll!, Am49:25:4p18, Am49:26:1p13, Am49:26:2p11, Am49:26:4p17, Am49:27:1p38, Am49:27:2p23, Am49:27:3p24, Am49:27:4p37, Am49:28:1p07, Am49:28:2p17, Am49:28:4p19, Am49:29:1p21 Joseki Journey; Fujisawa, Am49:10:5p11, Am49:10:6p14, Am49:11:1p08, Am49:11:2p06, Am49:11:4p22, Am49:11:5p05, Am49:11:6p09 Judan Title Match 2nd Game; Sakata-Hashimoto, Am49:09:3p02 Judan Tournament, Am49:09:3p01 Jujo On Learning Go, Am49:26:2p31, Am49:26:3p22 Jujo's Bootcamp - The First Annual Cleveland Go Workshop; Chris Garlock, Am49:26:2p08 Jujo's Bootcamp 3; Chris Garlock, Am49:28:3p10 June Special "Graded Go Problems"; Sabaki Go Company, Am49:21:2p32 Just Say Go!; The Sierra Network, Am49:26:3p09 K.C. Midwest Championships, Am49:22:2p07 Kajiwara Visits New York; Terry Benson, Am49:13:4,5,6p29 Kanji, Am49:09:2p13 Kansas City Hosts Championships, Am49:20:3p05 Kansas State University Go Club, Am49:11:6p04 Karigane, Am49:07:4p56 Katachi; Sakata, Am49:11:4p08 Kerwin Defeats 4-Dan in Oza Tournament, Am49:14:2p07 Kerwin Update, Am49:15:5,6p08, Am49:16:1p05 Kerwin Visits California, Am49:23:1p04 Kerwin's "Meta-Game" Stars at Workshop; Christopher Garlock, Am49:29:2p14 Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander, Am49:16:1p28, Am49:16:2p29, Am49:16:3p12, Am49:16:4p24, Am49:17:1p23, Am49:17:2p25, Am49:17:3p22, Am49:17:4p25, Am49:18:1p28, Am49:18:2p25, Am49:18:3p20, Am49:18:4p26, Am49:19:1p28, Am49:19:2p22, Am49:19:3p30, Am49:20:1p27, Am49:20:2p30, Am49:20:3p29, Am49:21:1p14, Am49:21:2p25, Am49:21:3p27, Am49:22:1p27, Am49:22:2p29, Am49:22:4p29 Kido, Am49:04:4p63, Am49:05:2p18 Kido Sponsored Rivals Match, Am49:17:3p12 Kikuchi - Kano Game, First Game of a Three Game Match, Ja54:02:4p29 Kikuchi As Hope of Amateurs, Ja54:02:3p24 Killer of Go; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:28:4p25, Am49:29:1p35 Killers By Kim, Am49:21:4p36, Am49:22:1p16, Am49:22:2p24, Am49:22:3p12, Am49:22:4p22 Killers by Kim - Answers, Am49:22:1p35, Am49:22:2p26, Am49:22:3p35, Am49:22:4p24 Kim Wins U.S. Championship Finals, Am49:15:1p08 Kisei In New York, Am49:22:3p06, Am49:22:4p08 Kisei Title Game Comes To Atlanta, Am49:29:1p04 Kitani 9-Stone Game, Am49:09:6p03
Kitani: Go and I; Bob Myers, Am49:14:5,6p13 Kitani: Go and I; Boy Myers, Am49:15:2,3p25, Am49:15:4p31 Know Your Officers - Jay Eliasberg, Am64:02:4p05 Know Your Officers - Paul Anderson, Am64:02:1p01 Know Your Officers - Ruth Thompson, Am64:02:3p05 Know Your Officers - Walt McKibben, Am64:02:2p03 Ko Player's Lament (Song), Am49:23:2p37 Ko, Heave Ho!, Am49:23:3p04 Kobayashi Chizu: A Woman In Go; Susan Long, Am49:19:2p19 Korea Tour, Am49:22:4p07 Korean Champion Visits U.S.; Terry Benson, Am49:15:4p06 Korean International Tournament, Am49:24:1p06 Korean Professionals Visit the U.S., Am49:13:2p07, Am49:13:3p01 Korean Tournament Draws 47 Players, Am49:13:2p03 Korean Tournaments, Am49:13:1p29 Kos; Bob High, Am49:25:4p38 Kubouchi's Breathtaking Sacrifice Strategy, Am49:17:2p12 Kuwabara - Kikuchi, Ja54:02:2p15 Kyu & Dan, Am49:06:1p08 Kyu Corner: The 7x7 Board; Bill Spight, Am49:12:1p18 Kyu Corner; Bob Gross 2k vs Don Decourselle 2k, Am49:11:3p14 Kyu Corner; Michael Brockbank 7k vs Richard Jankowski 8k, Am49:11:5p04 Kyu Corner; Ron Schmidt 3k vs Raymundo Gutierrez 9k, Am49:11:6p18 Kyu Corner; Ted Drange 1k vs Ernie Harrison, Am49:11:4p07 Kyung Kim at the 1980 World Amateur Championship, Am49:15:4p21 L.A. Kisei Game, Am49:21:2p09 La Jolla Go Club, Am64:04:1p08 LA Kisei; Gary Roberts, Am49:21:1p05 LA Pro Beats Two 9-Dans, Am49:23:1p03 Lament On A Pilgrimage; Michael Ryan, Am49:27:1p06 Largest U.S. Championships Ever Pick 1980 World Amateur Team Members, Am49:14:4p04 Larry Brauner - New AGA Secretary, Am49:11:4p03 Las Vegas Open, Am49:25:1p15, Am49:25:2,3p04 Laser, Truth, Kids; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:24:4p30 Last Dango in Rochester - Solution; Bob High, Am49:25:2,3p70 Last Dango in Rochester; Bob High, Am49:25:2,3p24 Last Minute Notice! The Michigan Open, Am49:12:2p03 Late and Great News from the 7th World Amateur Championships, Am49:19:2p03 Late Breaking Congress News, Am49:29:2p05 Late News, Am49:18:3p04
Late Reminder For Eastern Semi-Finals National Championships, Am49:10:5p01 Laura Yedwab Tops Western Players In Worlds Women's Tournament; Roy Laird, Am49:24:1p10 Learn Go by Mail - American Go Institute Offers Correspondence Course; Richard Dolen, Am49:22:2p05 Learn Go By Mail!; The American Go Institute, Am49:25:1p19 Learn Go From the North American Champion! COSMOS; Ishi Press, Am49:22:3p41 Learn Go From the North American North American Champion! COSMOS; Ishi Press, Am49:22:4p41 Learn To Play Go Volume II; Good Move Press, Am49:29:2p41 Learning to Play Go; Milton M. Bradley, Am49:13:3p18 Lee Hartman Elected President of the AGA, Bu36:01:1p01b Leeds Grammar Successfuly Defend Their Title; Stuart Dowsey, Am49:16:3p11 Less Common Commands, Am49:27:2p11 Let's Change Our Way of Thinking; Miyamoto Yoshihisa, Am49:12:3,4p18 Let's Go, Am49:21:1p19, Am49:21:4p35 Let's Go - Part 1: Getting Started; None Redmond, Am49:29:1p44 Let's Go Oklahoma!, Am49:11:4p06 Let's Go!; None Redmond, Am49:29:2p31 Let's Go, Let's Go Master; The Tank, Am49:21:2p23, Am49:22:1p33 Let's Go; The Tank, Am49:21:3p12 Letter From Abroad; Lester and Elizabeth Morris, Felix Dueball, Richard Nethercut, Ja54:02:1p02 Letter To The Editor; George Chernowitz, Am49:02:4p64 Letter: Greater Washington Go Club; Ray E. Kukol, Am49:10:1p02 Letter; Alfred R. Pray, Am49:09:4p03 Letter; Carl Harp, Am49:10:6p02 Letter; David Levner, Am49:09:6p01 Letter; Litton Go Club, Am49:09:5p03 Letter; Tzu-ping Shao, Am49:09:3p03 Letters and Comments; John Goon, Roger Barth, Jonathan Skinner, Tom Trilling, Chris Nevison, Francois Petitjean, Tom Reuterdahl, Am49:14:1p30 Letters To The Editor; Bob Ryder, Melvin Rosenfeld, Max Warshauer, Am49:19:2p05 Letters To The Editor; Jonathan Wood, Joel Sanet, Am49:20:1p05 Letters To The Editor; Jung Soo-Hyon, Joel Sanet, Am49:19:3p04 Letters To The Editor; Rudolf Aron, Am49:01:2p31 Letters....We "Don't" Get Letters Error Corrections in Kitani - go and I, Bent-4 In the Corner, Segoe: Life and Death, 4-Stone Handicap Game; AGA, Am49:15:4p39 Letters; Elliot Adams, Robert McCallister, Anton Ninno, Am49:10:1p08 Letters; John B. Colson, Richard Werner, Am49:13:2p18 Letters; Juichi Tsushima, Arao Imamura, Kensaku Segoe, Kiyoko Ito, Ja54:01:1p03 Letters; Robert Ryder, Robert Lerche, Bill Spight, Philip Tracy, Jonathan Skinner, Harold Shindel, Doug Cable, John Reiber, Am49:13:1p30 Letters; Yoshinori Imagawa, Ryan Massey, Paul Styar, Am49:13:4,5,6p36 Life & Death from A to Z Solutions, Am49:22:1p36, Am49:22:2p27, Am49:22:3p40, Am49:22:4p25, Am49:23:1p25, Am49:23:2p26, Am49:24:2p35, Am49:24:4p37, Am49:25:1p37 Life and Death From A to Z, (A,B,C); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:22:1p17 Life and Death From A to Z, (D,E,F); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:22:2p25 Life and Death From A to Z, (G,H,I); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:22:3p13 Life and Death From A to Z, (J,K,L); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:22:4p23 Life and Death From A to Z, (M,N,O); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:23:1p19 Life and Death From A to Z, (P,Q,R); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:23:2p22 Life and Death From A to Z, (S,T,U); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:24:2p17 Life and Death From A to Z, (V,W,X); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:24:4p16 Life and Death From A to Z, (Y,Z); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:25:1p19 Life In Amateur B League; Michael J. Simon, Am49:27:1p14 Life In B League; Janice Kim, Am49:26:4p32, Am49:28:3p04, Am49:29:1p31, Am49:29:2p36 Life In The Game of Go; David B. Benson, Am49:09:5p08 Light-Hearted Banter; Mike Ryan, Am49:28:4p13 Lightning Go; Milton N. Bradley, Am49:16:3p11 Lightning Tournament, Am49:26:3p13 Lim vs. Schlemper at the WAGC; Mr. Lim, Am49:22:3p11 List of Members; AGA, Am49:01:4p61 List of Publications Available Through AGA, Am49:14:4p13, Am49:14:5,6p03, Am49:15:1p22, Am49:16:4p14 List of U.S. & Canadian Go Clubs, Am49:12:3,4p22 Literary Fancies; Bob High, Am49:24:1p14 Live At Five, Am49:22:1p08 Lllra Go Club, Am49:15:4p26 Local and Foreign Programs Split Prizes In Third International Computer Wei-ch'i Congress, Am49:22:1p05 London Go Center Closes; Terry Benson, Am49:13:4,5,6p35 Long-Distance Go; Carl Mendez and George Meyer, Am49:20:2p08 Look For Effective Cuts; Kano, Am49:09:1p12 Looking For A Few Good Kids, Am49:23:4p04 Looking for Spring '74 Go Review To Purchase; Harry Gonshor, Am49:10:3p02 Lost and Missing Go Clubs, Am64:02:2p01 MACRave, Am49:22:1p08 Maeda's Life and Death Answer to Problem, Am49:21:4p48 Magic At The Edge of the Board; Don Wiener, Am49:16:2p12 Magic of Go, Am49:22:4p15 Mail Order; Tokyo Sales Corp, Am49:09:4p18, Am49:09:5p00b, Am49:09:6p00b, Am49:10:1p00b, Am49:10:2p00b, Am49:10:3p00b, Am49:10:4p00b, Am49:10:5p00b, Am49:10:6p00b, Am49:11:1p00b, Am49:11:2p00b, Am49:11:3p00b, Am49:11:4p00b, Am49:11:5p00b, Am49:11:6p00b, Am49:12:1p00b, Am49:12:2p00b, Am49:12:3,4p00b, Am49:12:5,6p00b, Am49:13:1p00b, Am49:13:2p00b, Am49:13:3p00, Am49:13:3p00b, Am49:14:1p00b, Am49:14:2p00a, Am49:14:3p00, Am49:14:4p00, Am49:14:5,6p00a, Am49:15:1p00a, Am49:15:2,3p00, Am49:15:4p00a, Am49:15:5,6p00a, Am49:15:5,6p18, Am49:16:1p00, Am49:16:1p25, Am49:16:2p00a, Am49:16:2p04, Am49:16:3p00, Am49:16:3p17, Am49:16:4p00, Am49:16:4p21, Am49:17:1p00, Am49:17:1p19, Am49:17:2p00, Am49:17:2p18, Am49:17:3p00b, Am49:17:3p21, Am49:17:4p00, Am49:17:4p24, Am49:18:1p00, Am49:18:1p14, Am49:18:2p00, Am49:18:2p24, Am49:18:3p00, Am49:18:3p00, Am49:18:3p13, Am49:19:1p00, Am49:19:2p00, Am49:19:3p00 Major Windler (Song), Am49:20:4p11 Make Your Own Demonstration Board; Roger White, Am49:22:1p12 Man Nyun Peh - An Application of The Super Ko Rule In The Opening; Andy Finch, Am49:26:2p19 Manhattan Go Club Fall Tournament, Am49:17:2p04 Manhattan Go Club Fall Tournament; Roy Laird, Am49:15:5,6p16 Manhattan Go Club Moves to 47 West 44th St., Am49:16:4p03 Manhattan Go Club Moves Up The West Side, Am49:18:3p04 Manhattan Go Club Opens; Roy Laird, Am49:15:4p19 Manhattan Go Club!, Am49:15:5,6p33, Am49:16:1p33, Am49:16:2p33, Am49:16:3p31 Many Faces of Go Version 9.0; Ishi Press, Am49:29:2p42
Martial Arts and Curative Power; Michael J. Simon, Am49:28:2p36 Maryland Open, Am49:12:3,4p05, Am49:13:2p08, Am49:15:5,6p04 Maryland Open Tournament - First Round, Am49:11:4p17 Maryland Open Tournament Report, Am49:10:4p02 Maryland Open; Roy Laird, Am49:14:3p05 Mass Appeal - The Third US Go Congress, Am49:21:4p18 Mass Go Association Fall Handicap Tournament, Am49:17:3p27 Massachusetts Fall and Winter Open, Am49:15:2,3p48 Massachusetts Go Association Report, Am64:03:3p05 Massachusetts Go Association Seeks Full-Time Meeting Place, Am49:13:1p03 Massachusetts Winter Tournament, Am64:03:2p06 Master Go Game, Am49:17:2p33, Am49:17:3p33, Am49:17:4p33, Am49:18:1p33, Am49:18:2p33, Am49:18:3p33, Am49:18:4p33, Am49:19:1p33, Am49:19:2p33, Am49:19:3p33 Master Said; Confucious, The Analects, Am49:01:1p07 Mastering Go; Ken Veit, Am49:12:3,4p35 Masterpieces of Handicap Go, Am49:21:4p14, Am49:22:1p20, Am49:22:2p12, Am49:22:3p28, Am49:23:1p28, Am49:23:2p27, Am49:23:3p25, Am49:23:4p26, Am49:24:1p33, Am49:24:2p25, Am49:24:3p34, Am49:25:1p28, Am49:25:2,3p52, Am49:25:4p24, Am49:26:1p14, Am49:26:2p21, Am49:26:3p34, Am49:26:4p34, Am49:27:1p22, Am49:27:2p32, Am49:27:3p30, Am49:28:1p28, Am49:28:2p20, Am49:28:3p18, Am49:28:4p26 Masterpieces of Handicap Go; Robert Mc Guigan, Am49:29:2p22 Masters' Quirks; Stuart Dowsey, Am49:11:6p23 Masubuchi - Elizabeth Morris Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Elizabeth Morris, Am49:04:4p62 Masubuchi - Fox Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Ralph Fox, Am49:05:1p10 Masubuchi - Matsuda Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Takao Matsuda, Am49:04:4p52 Masubuchi - Matusda Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Takao Matsuda, Am49:05:1p06 Masubuchi - Nishiyama Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Katsumi Nishiyama, Am49:05:1p08 Masubuchi - Proujansky Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Arnold Proujansky, Am49:04:4p58 Masubuchi - Sorensen Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Ruth Sorensen, Am49:05:1p12 Masubuchi - Takahashi Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Rokuro Takahashi, Am49:04:4p58 Masubuchi - Takashima Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Koshi Takashima, Am49:04:4p54 Masubuchi - Taylor Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Scott Taylor, Am49:04:4p56 Match Between Hashimoto and Fujisawa, Ja54:02:1p08 Mathematical Go "Mathematical Go: Chilling Gets the Last Point", Am49:28:2p04 Mathematical Go; Bob High, Am49:24:3p30 Matsuda - Lee Game, Am49:05:2p17 Matsuda Holds 1972 New Jersey Open Championship in Go, Hamajima New Jersey Champion, Am64:06:1p03 Matsuda Holds North American Honinbo Title by 1/2 Point, Am64:06:3p03 Matsuda Regains U.S. Eastern Go Championship, Am64:04:1p03 Matsuda Wins New York Go Championship, Am64:02:4p04 Matsuda Wins U.S. Eastern Go Championship for Sixth Time, Am64:02:5p02 Matsuda, 6-dan in semi-finals, Am49:09:3p01 Matsuda, Fox, Shao, and Wei Winners in New Jersey Tournament, Am64:03:1p02 Matsuhara Wins Western U.S. Go Title; Herb Doughty, Am49:13:4,5,6p11 Matsujiro - Sanchi Game, Am49:05:3p40 Matsushita Endows Education Fund, Am49:19:1p03 Maven; Roy Laird, Am49:26:1p38 McCallister vs Takagawa; RA McCallister, Am49:07:3p46 MD Magazine; Marilyn Stern, Am49:22:1p08 Media Mentions, Am49:26:1p04 Meet The Mind Benders in Games & Puzzles, Am49:10:4p17 Meijin Magic, Am49:22:4p05 Meijin Masters Manhattan, Am49:21:4p07 Meijin: An Ancient Lineage, Am49:21:4p10 Memorabilia of a Go Congress (Go Songs); Terry Benson, Am49:11:6p16 Memorial Day Melee, Am49:23:2p06 Memorial donations can be sent to:, Am49:27:1p05 Menjo Rengo (Partnership Game), Am49:05:4p49 Message From the Editor, Am64:03:2p02 Message From the New President, Am64:03:2p02 Metropolitan Go League; Larry Brauner, Am49:11:5p03, Am49:11:6p04 Miami and Texas Debut, Am49:21:2p03 Michael Redmond (W) vs. Jian Hong Wang (B), Am49:28:4p20 Michael Redmond An American Professional, Am49:20:1p18 Michael Redmond Makes Professional 5-Dan, Am49:19:4p04 Michael Redmond Promotes to 6-Dan, Am49:22:3p05 Michael Redmond Reaches 3 Dan, Am49:18:2p03 Michigan Open has 20 Entrants, Am49:12:3,4p06 Midwest Handicap Tournament, Am49:18:1p05 Midwest Honinbo on Warpath, Am64:03:2p04 Mini-Lesson in Tesuji, Am49:18:4p15 Miscellaneous, Am64:05:3p07 Miscellaneous Items, Am64:02:6p10 Miscellany, Am49:03:1p16, Am49:04:2p32, Am64:06:2p05, Am64:06:3p06, Am64:07:1p04, Am64:07:2p06 Missing Go Reviews, Am49:09:2p01 Missing Persons Bureau, Am49:16:1p05 Mixed Pairs Draws Forty Players, Am49:27:3p08 Miyashita 9Dan Coming to New York, Am64:05:1p09 Miyashita Visit, Am64:05:2p04 Montana Go Club Grows, Am49:26:4p04, Am49:27:2p04 More Books From Ishi Press, Am64:04:1p07 More Go Coverage, Am49:14:1p03 More New Products, Am49:24:3p04 More Supply Sources, Am64:06:3p05 More The Merrier: Nine Regional Tournaments Welcome Spring, Am49:21:2p03 More Tournamania?!, Am49:20:4p04 More U.S. Championship Scenes, Am49:17:2p06 Morning Calm, Evening Fire - The First Korea-USA Friendship Baduk Tournament; Roy Laird, Am49:23:2p11 Mountain View Go Club Handicap Tournament, Am49:18:2p04 Mr. Ing's Computer Competition, Am49:19:4p08 Mrs Ito Leads In Women's Championship, Ja54:02:5p40 Murase Shuho - Honinbo Shueyi Game, Am49:05:3p38 Murray Hill Go Club Tournament, Am64:02:5p04, Am64:05:2p02 My Corner: Editorial and Autobiography; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:12:5,6p06 My Corner: Editorial; Terry Benson, Am49:11:5p01, Am49:11:6p01, Am49:12:1p05, Am49:12:3,4p03 My Corner: Go and Money; Roy Laird, Am49:24:1p03 My Corner; Roy Laird, Am49:18:4p03, Am49:19:3p03, Am49:22:1p03, Am49:22:2p03, Am49:23:2p03 My Corner; Terry Benson, Am49:14:5,6p01, Am49:17:3p03, Am49:18:2p04 My Dream Come True Part 1; Les Lanphear, Am49:18:1p06 My Dream Come True Part 2; Les Lanphear, Am49:18:2p05 My First Game With Bob, Am49:27:4p36
My Life In Go; Oingyi Zheng, Am49:25:2,3p47 My Trip Abroad; Chizu Kobayashi, Am49:15:2,3p31 My Trip To Japan; RA McCallister, Am49:07:3p44 N.Y.C. Go Scene, Am49:10:4p03 Nakayama at Edinburgh; Andre Moussa, Am49:19:1p18 Nakayama Noriyuki: A Reminiscence; Marvin Allen Wolfthal, Am49:19:1p13 National (Hon-In-Bo) Championship Match Game 1; Takagawa - Shimamura, Ja54:02:4p25 National (Hon-In-Bo) Championship Match Game 2; Takagawa - Shimamura, Ja54:02:5p36 National Amateur Champions to be Brought to Japan, Am49:13:2p09 National Championship Match Game 1; B:Takagawa, W:Sugiuchi, Ja54:01:2p09 National Championship Match Game 2, Ja54:01:2p11 National Championship Match Game 3, Ja54:01:2p13 National Championship Match Game 4, Ja54:02:1p01 National Championship Match Game 6, Ja54:02:1p03 National Fantasy Fun Federation, Am64:03:3p06 National Go Society, Am49:18:2p32, Am49:18:3p32, Am49:18:4p32, Am49:19:1p32, Am49:19:2p32, Am49:19:3p32, Am49:19:4p00, Am49:20:1p00, Am49:20:2p00, Am49:20:3p00, Am49:20:4p00, Am49:21:1p00, Am49:21:2p00, Am49:21:3p00, Am49:21:4p00, Am49:22:1p00, Am49:22:2p00, Am49:22:3p00 Native Talent - The Sheraton Sponsors American Professional Event, Am49:22:1p04 NEMESIS, Am49:29:2p00.1 NEMESIS - 15 Kyu and Counting, Am49:21:3p05 NEMESIS Chosen Game of the Month, Am49:21:3p03 NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo, Am49:24:1p00, Am49:24:2p00, Am49:24:3p00, Am49:24:4p00, Am49:25:1p00, Am49:25:4p00, Am49:26:1p00, Am49:26:2p00, Am49:26:3p00, Am49:26:4p00, Am49:27:1p00 NEMESIS In Taipei, Am49:20:1p08 NEMESIS Is Here! - Finally! A Computer Program That Really Plays; Tracy Wall, Am49:19:1p05 NEMESIS Moves Ahead, Am49:22:1p06 NEMESIS...The Go Master; Crystalline Creations, Inc, Am49:21:1p19, Am49:21:2p29, Am49:21:3p22, Am49:21:4p38 NEMESIS...the Go Master; Toyogo, Am49:22:1p24, Am49:22:2p22, Am49:22:3p36, Am49:22:4p26 NEMESIS...the Joseki Tutor; Toyogo, Am49:22:1p24, Am49:22:2p23, Am49:22:3p37, Am49:22:4p27
NEMESIS? He's The One Not Eating a Sandwich; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:19:2p14 New AGA Executive Committee Meets, Am49:11:6p08 New AGA Software, Am49:22:1p10 New Books on Go in English: "Life or Death," Yasanaga's Best Ten Games, Am64:07:1p03 New Books: "The 1971 Honinbo Tournament," "Go For Beginners," "The Master of Go", Am64:06:3p05 New Books; AGA, Am49:09:4p17 New Building For Nihon Kiin, Am64:05:3p06 New Bulletin, Bu36:01:1p01a New By-Laws, Am49:27:3p06 New Digital Go Clock - Chronos, Am49:27:2p19, Am49:27:3p00, Am49:27:4p00, Am49:28:1p00, Am49:28:2p00, Am49:28:3p00, Am49:28:4p00, Am49:29:1p00 New England Regional Tournament Plans, Am64:03:1p03 New From Ishi Press "All About Life and Death", Am49:27:3p04 New From Toyogo, Am49:25:2,3p09 New Games For Go Players; Bob High, Am49:26:2p34 New Go Book In English "Modern Joseki and Fuseki"; Richard Bozulich, Am64:02:4p02 New Go Club - Go Circle, Am49:09:1p16 New In Print - "The Great Joseki Debates" and "Opening Theory Made Easy", Am49:26:4p03 New Jersey Go Tournament Won by Matsuda and Ryder, Am64:04:1p05 New Jersey Go Tournament; Bob Ryder, Am49:16:4p03 New Jersey Open Tournament, Am64:03:3p05 New Jersey Open Tournament Game Commentary; Takao Matsuda, Am49:11:3p06 New Members, Am49:02:2p17 New Mexico Go Association Spring Handicap Tournament, Am49:13:3p03 New Mexico Go Association Winter Handicap Tournament, Am49:13:2p04 New Mexico Go Association Winter Tournament, Am49:12:5,6p02 New Mexico State Championships, Am49:13:2p09 New Portland Go Club Championship Tournament; Peter Freedman, Am49:15:1p07 New Portland Go Club Tournament; Peter Freedman, Am49:14:4p07 New Portland Go Club Weekend Tournament, Am49:14:3p09 New Shareware Release, Am49:29:2p04 New Supplement to Shareware Favorite, Am49:29:1p07 New Teaching Aids - Korean-American Pro Translates Teacher's Book, Am49:29:1p07 New Translation Handicap Go By Bruno Ruger, Bu36:01:1p01b New York - Massachusetts Tournament, Am64:02:6p07 New York - Philadelphia Kyu Team Telephone Match, Am49:09:2p16 New York Championship & New York Handicap Championship, Am49:12:2p05 New York Championship Regained By Matsuda, Am64:05:3p03 New York Go Club - Zen Go Circle Match; Jerry Pinto, Am49:14:1p12 New York Go Club Elections, Am49:14:1p03 New York Go Club Elects Officers, Am64:03:2p04 New York Go Club Fall Tournament, Am49:14:5,6p04 New York Go Club is on the Move, Am49:14:3p03 New York Go Club January Tournament, Am64:02:2p01 New York Go Club Spring Tournament, Am49:14:2p04 New York Go Club Tournaments, Am49:14:2p03, Am64:06:1p07 New York Kyus Up, Am49:20:3p27 New York Open Go Tournament, Am49:13:3p03 New York Players Meet Twice Weekly, Bu36:01:1p01b New York State Go Championship 1972, Am64:06:3p03 New York State Open, Am49:11:5p14 New York State Open Draws 46 Players, Am49:17:1p03 New York State Open Draws Top Field, Am49:16:1p24 New York State Open Won by Matsuda, Am49:13:3p03 New York Tournament, Am49:03:2p18 New York's Big Spring Open; Terry Benson, Am49:16:1p09 News, Am49:09:1p01, Am49:09:3p01, Am49:09:4p01, Am49:09:5p01, Am49:17:4p04, Am49:18:1p04, Am49:18:2p03 News Flash: Dr. R.M. Ryder promoted to 5 dan, Am64:02:4p02 News From Japan, Am49:09:4p03, Am49:09:5p03, Am49:09:6p01, Am49:10:1p10, Am49:10:6p01, Am49:11:1p15, Ja54:01:1p08 News From Japan; Bob Terry, Am49:16:4p20 News of Go - (1, 2, 4, and 5 degree awarded to American Players), Am49:07:4p54 Newspapers Sponsor Two Matches Between Go Seigen and Takagawa, Ja54:02:4p32 Next From Ishi Press "Forcing Moves", Am49:28:1p03 Next Issue; AGA, Am49:24:4p39, Am49:27:2p3533 NHK Semi-Final Games, Am49:12:3,4p16 Nihon Ki-in America Founded, Am49:27:2p04 Nihon Kiin America Requests Proposals, Am49:28:2p04 Nihon Kiin Awards (Shodan: Nathan J. Fine, Ralph H. Fox, Lien-sheng Yang; Nidan: Koshi Takashima; Godan: Takao Matsuda), Am49:05:3p48 Nihon Kiin Championship, Am49:09:3p01 Nikko Hotel Match in San Francisco, Am49:22:2p05 Nine Stone Game From Masui's Superspeed Improvement Method; Masui 4Dan, Am49:05:3p34 Nine Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger, Am49:02:4p49 Nine Stone New Fuseki; Masui 4Dan, Am49:05:3p33 Ninth US Go Congress, August 7-15, 1993, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA; AGA, Am49:27:1p21 Ninth World Amateur Go Championships; Haskell Small, Am49:21:3p07 NJ Open At Rutgers, Am49:21:2p03 NMGA July 15 Championships, Am49:13:4,5,6p04 No New Notice on Go Review, Am49:12:2p09 No News is No News, Am49:17:2p05 No Va Cherry Blossom, Am49:22:2p06, Am49:23:1p04 Nominations Open For President; VP's To Be Chosen Later This Year, Am49:27:1p08 Non-Standard Standards; Bob High, Am49:24:1p12 North America's World Youth Championship Representatives Chosen, Am49:20:2p04 North American Honinbo and Kyu Championships, Am49:12:1p04 North American Honinbo Playoffs, Am64:02:5p01 North American Honinbo Title Game, Am49:11:2p02 North American Kyu Championship, Am49:11:2p04 Northern Virginia Spring Go Tournament; Ken Koester, Am49:16:1p10 Note On Counting During the Game; Walter Marseille, Am49:03:1p01 Notes on the Rating System; Art O'Leary, Am49:11:5p21 Notes on the Third World Amateur Championship; Ron Snyder, Am49:16:1p16 Notice - Mr Jiang's July redwood mountain go retreat..., Am49:26:1p21 NovaNet Go Project; Dietrich Schussel, Am49:26:3p12 November Contest in San Francisco, Am49:19:4p03 Now You Can't Afford To Miss The Best Go Games in the World!; Ishi Press, Am49:20:4p32 Numerical Go Ratings & Some Meanings; Art O'Leary, Am49:10:2p10 NYC Mailjam, Am49:09:6p16 Obituaries - James Varela, Dr. Gilbert Rosenthal, John Barrs, Am64:05:2p03 Obituary - Deborah Osborne, Am49:22:1p07 Obituary - Dr. Ralph H. Fox, Am49:09:2p03 Obituary - Edward Lasker (1885-1981): An Appreciation; Gerald E. Pinto, Am49:16:1p06 Obituary - Felix Khuner 1907-1991, Am49:25:2,3p06 Obituary - Harry Gonshor 1928-1991, Am49:25:2,3p06 Obituary - M. Cohen, Am64:05:3p06 Obituary - Mitsuo Horiguchi; Robert M. Ryder, Am49:24:1p05 Obituary - Susumu Yasumura, Am49:24:2p04 Obituary - Walt McKibben 1926-1994, Am49:29:1p12 Odd Notes On Go; J.T. Fairbairn, From the British Go Journal, Am64:06:1p06 Of Solid Matter, Am49:07:1,2p22, Am49:07:1,2p22 Official AGA Rules for Playing Go by Telephone, Am64:02:6pAppendix Official AGA T-Shirts, Am49:12:3,4p07, Am49:12:5,6p20, Am49:13:1p15, Am49:13:2p06, Am49:14:5,6p23, Am49:15:1p06 Official Chapter Status, Am49:15:1p04, Am49:16:2p09, Am49:16:3p22 Official Go Newsletter of the New York Go Club, Am64:07:1p03 Official Rules and Equipment of the Ing Cup International Go Tournament; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:24:1p35, Am49:24:2p39 Oki-Go, a four stone game; Miyamoto Naoki, Am49:16:3p18, Am49:16:4p10 Old Back Issues of "Go Review" Now Available; AGA, Am49:13:4,5,6p51, Am49:14:2p24 Old Go Mags Get Big $$, Am49:29:1p10 On "Sente" and "Gote" Part 1; Toshiro Yamabe, Am49:13:4,5,6p32 On "Sente" and "Gote" Part 2; Toshiro Yamabe, Am49:14:2p21 On Provisional Ratings; Art O'Leary, Am49:10:3p15 On Running A Go Tournament Part 1; R.M. Ryder, Am64:01:3p03 On Running A Go Tournament Part 3; R.M. Ryder, Am64:02:1p03 On Running A Go Tournament Part 4; R.M. Ryder, Am64:02:4p06 On The Enjoyment of Go; Ishiure Noboru, Translated by Robert McGuigan, Am49:20:2p25 On The Internet - Internet Go Server Moves to Korea, Am49:29:1p07 On The Oregon Trail - The Eighth US Go Congress, Am49:26:3p10 On the Proposed American Rules for the Game of Go, Am64:07:2p07 On The Road Again - The Third Korea-US Friendship Baduk Tournament, Am49:25:2,3p44 On The Scene In L.A.; Bob Terry, Am49:23:3p15 One By Ishida: "All About Thickness", Am49:25:2,3p07 One Point Igo Lessons, Am49:09:4p14 One-Piece Tabletop Goban; Games Gallery, Am49:10:1p15 Online Go Forum At Delphi, Am49:27:2p03 Ontario Open; Pat Thompson, Am49:15:4p30 Oops! Photos v20:4p14-15, Am49:21:1p22 Oops...... Letters to the Editor; Roger Barth, Warren Litt, Am49:15:4p20 OPENETWORK, Am49:26:4p07 OR-GO, Am49:28:4p41 Organizing The International Esperantist Go-League; Hiroshi Inouye, Am49:14:3p24 Original Smart Go Board, Am49:22:4p37 Origins: Part 1; Peter Shotwell, Am49:22:4p28 Origins: Part 2 - Go, Gods and Men; Peter Shotwell, Am49:23:4p35 Other Local Tournaments: New York, Denver Intermountain, Denver Spring Tournament, Rafu Kiin, Whippany, Murray Hill, Am64:02:6p07 Ottawa Go Tournament; John Katic, Am49:13:1p29 Our Newest Professional...New Mexico's Janice Kim, Am49:21:4p34 Overheard At the Go Congress, Am49:19:4p28 Pacific Open Charts, Am49:09:6p04 Pair Goes Pro, Am49:29:1p06 Pairs Championship Playoff, Am49:26:3p11 Panasonic Introduces Electronic Go Game, Am49:15:2,3p29 Pasadena Go Club Summer Tournament, Am64:02:5p04 Pass Out; AGA, Am49:27:2p33 Passing of "The Great Kitani", Am49:11:4p05 Passing The Torch; Terry Benson, Am49:15:5,6p01 Past and Present Presidents of Nippon Kiin Visit AGA Headquarters, Am49:03:4p49 Penn. Open, Am49:10:2p07 People's Republic of China Tour, Am49:15:2,3p03 People's Republic of China Visit Report; John Maier, Am49:14:5,6p12 Personal Notes, Am64:04:1p08 Personalities in The AGA, Am49:13:4,5,6p39 Philadelphia Go Day, Am49:11:6p05 Philadelphia Team Tournament, Am49:12:3,4p05 Philly Stakes, Am49:22:3p07 Philly Tournament at Rutgers, Am49:23:1p04 Photos, Am49:09:5p16 Photos: C.S. Chen and Roger Newlander, Takagawa, Am49:08:3p47 Places, Am49:19:2p03, Am49:19:3p05 Places: Go In Los Angeles, Tokyo, Am49:18:4p04 Plans for the 1969 North American Honinbo Tournament, Am64:02:6p04 Play By The Rules - The New AGA Simplified Rules of Go; AGA, Am49:25:2,3p53 Play Go By Mail, Am64:01:3p02, Am64:03:2p04, Am64:06:1p05
Play Go In A Rarefied Atmosphere, Am49:21:1p19 Play Me Honest (Song), Am49:23:2p37 Play The Honest Move - Come To The 10th US Go Congress - Washington DC, August 6-14, Am49:27:4p20, Am49:28:1p05, Am49:28:2p13 Player of the Year, Am49:27:3p05 Players: Michael Redmond, Am49:18:4p04 Playing By The Rules; Roy Laird, Am49:24:2p09 Playing Conditions, Ja54:02:2p16 Playing On a Large Scale - The First U.S. Go Congress; Roy Laird, Am49:19:4p09 Please Note; AGA, Am49:02:4p53 Point System, Am64:02:1p05 Popular Openings; Jeong Soo Hyun, Translated by Kim Kae-yool, edited by Wynne Evans, Am49:21:3p10 Portland Open, Am49:23:2p06 Portland Tournament Report, Am49:16:1p16 Postal AGA Go Club, Am49:11:6p04 Postal Go In The U.S.; Theodore Drange, Am49:10:3p06 Postal Go: More Than Just The Game; Roger White, Am49:19:1p06 Posters, Am49:22:3p39 Power of A 9-Stone Handcap; Don Wiener, Am49:16:2p18 Power of Go; John Power, Am49:21:2p16 Power Of The Star Point, Book Review, Am49:22:4p16 Preliminary Hon-In-Bo Tournament Game, Ja54:02:2p09 Preparation & Use of Thickness in a Two Stone Game, Am49:14:5,6p18 Prepare to meet your NEMESIS; Toyogo, Am49:23:1p00, Am49:23:2p00, Am49:23:3p00, Am49:23:4p00, Am49:23:4p34 Presenting Pente; Barbara Calhoun, Am49:17:1p22 Presidential Problems Part 1: Winning a Won Game, Am49:27:4p21 Presidents Message from Dr. R.M. Ryder, Am64:04:1p08 Principles of Opening Strategy: How To Play Along the Side; Kaku Takagawa, Am49:07:1,2p01 Prize Idea, Am49:14:5,6p46 Prizewinners 1987 US Go Congress, Am49:21:4p32 Pro Best Ten Tournament, Am49:09:4p02 Pro Tours This Summer, Am49:25:4p04 Pro-Amateur Handicap Game (7 Stone); Awaji 6D vs Yamauchi 1k, Am49:11:3p11 Problem, Ja54:02:3p21 Problem Correction; G.W. Rosenthal, Am49:01:3p48 Problems, Am49:02:1p05, Am49:02:3p41, Am49:03:3p43, Am49:05:1p02, Am49:05:3p39, Am49:06:1p07, Am49:07:1,2p23, Am49:07:3p41, Am49:08:4p60, Ja54:02:4p27, Ja54:02:5p33 Problems - Aggressive Attitude, Am49:01:3p38 Problems - Connecting Groups, Am49:01:4p54 Problems - Saving Threatened Groups, Am49:01:2p18 Problems from the magazine Ki-en, Am49:03:2p03 Problems Solutions, Am49:05:3p47 Problems; Koshi Takashima, Am49:05:2p24 Proceedings of the 2nd Seminar of Scientific Go Theory; Klaus Heine, Am49:15:5,6p29 Professional 9x9 Go Part 2; Richard Hunter, Am49:28:2p34 Professional Eye; Jimmy Cha, Am49:18:1p15 Professional Game, Am49:09:1p08, Am49:10:4p05, Am49:10:6p06 Professional Game Commentary; Ohira 9D vs Fujisawa 9D, Am49:11:3p04 Professional Game Records, Am49:11:4p12, Am49:11:5p16, Am49:11:6p13, Am49:12:1p13 Professional Game Review, Am49:11:2p11 Professional Games, Am49:10:2p03, Am49:10:3p11, Am49:10:5p02 Professional Go Player Visit to U.S., Am64:07:1p04 Professional Visit, Am49:14:5,6p17 Professional Workshops, Am49:26:1p04 Professionals, Am49:21:4p24 Professionals Galore, Am49:15:4p36 Promote Yourself!; Roger White, Am49:27:2p38 Proposal for a Go Tour by R.A. McCallister, Am64:06:1p04 Proposed Rules, Am64:07:2pAppendix Pros On The Move, Am49:22:3p07 Pros Who Taught Us, Am49:26:3p14 Protocol: How To Act at a Professional Simultaneous Event, Am49:21:4p28 Public Notice, Am49:23:4p04 Public Radio, Am49:22:1p08 Public Service Ad Features Go, Am49:27:2p05 Publications Available Through the American Go Association, Am64:02:3p04 Quaking, Am49:21:2p32 Quebec Open, Am49:14:2p03, Am49:14:3p07 Questions Of Fuseki; Shimoda, Am49:09:3p12 Quick & Dirty Principles of Go: Strategy for Beginners; Milton N. Bradley, Am49:09:1p13 Rafu Kiin Handicap Tournament, Am64:05:3p03, Am64:06:3p04 Rafu Kiin, Los Angeles Annual Nisei Week Festival Tournament, Am64:02:5p04 Raising Your Strength Part 1: Extensions and Connections, Am49:06:1p10 Raising Your Strength Part 2: Forming Territory, Am49:06:2p26 Raising Your Strength Part 3: Staying Out of Trouble, Am49:06:4p58 Raising Your Strength Part 4: Playing White for the First Time, Am49:07:1,2p24 Ranking Readout, Am49:13:3p25
Ranks and the Stats Box, Am49:27:2p12 Rating Advances, Am49:27:3p06 Rating Commission Update, Am49:24:2p04 Rating Program, Am49:22:1p11 Rating Readout, Am49:10:3p15, Am49:11:1p16, Am49:11:2p16, Am49:11:5p24, Am49:11:6p24, Am49:12:2p24, Am49:12:3,4p44, Am49:12:5,6p40, Am49:13:1p33, Am49:13:4,5,6p57, Am49:14:1p32, Am49:14:4p24, Am49:15:1p24, Am49:15:4p41, Am49:16:1p32, Am49:16:3p33, Am49:16:4p33, Am49:17:2p32, Am49:17:4p32, Am49:18:3p31, Am49:20:3p32 Rating Report, Am49:10:1p17, Am49:10:2p16, Am49:11:3p16, Am49:12:1p23 Rating System Report, Am49:11:4p03 Ratings, Am49:10:4p16, Am49:10:5p17 Ratings Are What You Make Them; Paul Matthews, Am49:29:2p18 Ratings Change, Am49:15:1p04, Am49:16:2p07, Am49:16:3p25 Ratings Issue Heats Up - National Committee Formed, Am49:21:2p04 Ratings Notice, Am49:15:4p40 Ratings Notice; Dave Relson, Am49:15:5,6p33 Reach Out And Play Someone, Am49:25:1p04 Read This Aloud; Phil Straus, Am49:22:1p36 Reading Ahead, Am49:22:2p20 Reasons For Preferring Go To Chess; Ted Drange, Am49:18:3p15 Record Level of Play, Am49:27:3p05 Recording Industry, Am49:24:2p03 Redmond & Kobayashi Attend U.S. Tournament, Am49:19:1p03 Redmond Analysis - Redmond v. Kofoku, Am49:20:1p25 Redmond Analysis - Redmond vs. Kazuhiro, Am49:20:2p13 Redmond Beats Takemiya, Am49:22:4p03 Redmond Cup Update, Am49:28:2p05 Redmond Defeats World Champion!, Am49:27:4p04 Redmond Game Jigo in Spite of Himself, Am49:20:1p21 Redmond On A Roll, Am49:23:2p05 Redmond Rules at Fujitsu, Am49:24:4p06 Redmond Scores, Am49:21:3p03 Redmond Wins Again In Fujitsu, Am49:25:1p03 Redmond's Go Camp, Am49:25:4p17 Reducing Territorial Frameworks, Book Review; Wynne Evans, Am49:21:2p24 Regional and Local Tournaments, Am64:02:6p05 Regional Pair Go Tournaments to Be Set, Am49:27:2p03 Regional Pair Tournaments to be Held, Am49:27:4p04, Am49:28:1p04 Regional VP Selection Completed, Am49:27:2p03 Relson Chosen Team Captain, Am49:15:4p37
Reminder For Las Vegas, Am49:26:2p04 Renewal of Student Memberships, Am49:02:4p64 Report of the Election Committee, Am64:03:2p01 Report of the Nominating Committee, Am64:03:1p01 Report On The 1975 New Jersey Open Championship Tournament; RM Ryder, Am49:10:2p15 Report on the Go Seminar at the 23rd European Go Congress, Konigswinter; David Benson, Am49:15:1p21 Report on the New Jersey Go Tournament; Bob Ryder, Am49:15:2,3p23 Request For Proposals - The American Go Foundation, Am49:28:4p37 Requests, Am64:06:2p04 Results of New York Go Championships, Matusda Holds 1969 New York Go Championship, Ronald Snyder is Kyu Champion, Nidan Championship is a Triple Tie, Am64:03:3p03 Resurgence of the New York Go Club, Am49:06:3p33 Review: "Enclosure Josekis: Attacking and Defending the Corner", Am49:18:1p19 Reviews of Go Activities In Japan, Ja54:01:1p05 Rin and O Tour, Am49:19:4p16 Rin's Igo Tests, Am49:09:4p12, Am49:09:5p11 Rin's Igo Tests For 6th Kyus, Am49:10:2p08 Robert G. High Memorial Award, Am49:28:1p04 Robert Gordon High 1946-1993; Roy Laird, Am49:27:1p03 Robinson Go Library Listings, Am49:10:4p13, Am49:10:5p13 Robinson Go Library; Craig Hutchinson, Am49:10:4p04 Rocky Mountain Championship, Am49:23:1p04 Rocky Mountain Eyes - Denver Hosts Sixth US Go Congress; Roy Laird, Am49:24:3p08 Roger Newlander Translations, Am49:06:1p09 Rogue Valley Go Tournament, Am49:14:3p03 Rogue Valley Tournament, Am49:14:4p07 Rules For Playing Go by Telephone, Am64:02:5p04 Rules for Selection of An International Go Team To Represent America in any Tournament held in 1965, Am64:00:4p02 Rules of Pair Go, Am49:26:1p11 Rules; Steinbook, Max, Am49:01:1p01d Russian Publisher Likes Intellectual Games, Am49:27:2p04 ry & Go Meeting; Klaus Heine, Am49:10:2p02 Ryutetsu - Jowa Game; Bruno Ruger, Am49:03:3p38 Sabaki Go Club, Am49:14:3p07
Sabaki Go Company, Am49:14:2p05, Am49:14:4p05, Am49:14:5,6p32, Am49:15:1p17, Am49:15:2,3p16, Am49:15:5,6p33, Am49:16:1p33, Am49:16:2p33, Am49:16:3p32, Am49:16:4p32, Am49:17:1p15, Am49:17:2p17, Am49:17:3p17, Am49:17:4p26, Am49:18:1p09, Am49:18:2p23, Am49:18:3p23, Am49:18:4p25, Am49:21:1p29, Am49:21:3p09 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 1; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:06:1p01 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 2; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:06:2p18 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 3; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:06:4p61 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 4; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:07:1,2p30 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 5; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:07:4p58 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 6; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:08:3p43 Sakai vs Matsuda, Am49:08:4p61 Sakata - Takagawa Game, Am49:06:4p51 Sakata vs Takagawa, Am49:07:3p38 Sakata's Igo Tests (4th Kyu), Am49:10:1p12 Sakata's One Point IGo Lessons, Am49:09:5p14, Am49:09:6p14 Sake To Me, Am49:22:2p06 San Francisco Go Club - A Brief History of America's Great National Go Treasure; Ernest Brown, Am49:25:1p13 San Francisco Go Club Quarterly, Am49:16:2p17 San Francisco Go Club Survives Quake: Devotees Take "Quake Draws" After "The Pretty Big One"; Lloyd Gowen, Am49:23:3p04 San Francisco Golden Anniversary, Am49:20:4p04 San Francisco Quarterly Tournament, Am49:15:5,6p04 San Francisco Setback, Am49:22:1p06 San Francisco Tournaments, Am49:14:2p05 San Francisco's Winter Winners, Am49:22:2p06 Sasada as Students' Champion for 1953, Ja54:01:1p06 Schedule for the Go Professional's Visit to North America, Am49:10:1p02 Schedule of Points, Grand Tournament of Professional Masters of Nippon Kiin, Am49:03:4p51 Schenectady Go Club, Am49:10:3p04 Seasons Greetings, Am49:18:4p17 Seattle Cherry Blossom, Am49:22:2p06 Seattle Sheraton Sponsors U.S. Professional Event, Am49:22:3p14 Seattle Tournament Draws 28 Entrants, Am49:16:1p31 Second Annual IBM and BTL Tournament, Am64:00:5p01 Second Annual Inter Ethnic Cleveland Go Tournament, Am49:17:2p13 Second Annual L.A. Baduk Club Championship; Les Lanphear, Am49:16:3p03 Second Book of Go, Book Review, Am49:21:4p36 Second Encounter, Am49:07:4p64 Second European Go-Congress, Am49:07:1,2p23 Second Ing Cup Tournament, Am49:26:3p10 Second International Go Tournament, Am64:00:3p01 Second Quebec Open Tournament, Am49:14:5,6p02, Am49:15:1p06 Second U.S. International Go Tournament, Am64:05:3p02 Second U.S. Telephone Match Won by Washington Club, Am64:02:5p03 Second US Go Congress; Roy Laird, Am49:20:4p13 Second World Women's Amateur Championship, Am49:25:1p26 Second World Youth Tournament, Am49:19:3p05 Second Year of the World Amateur Championships; Terry Benson, Am49:15:2,3p07 Secretary Report, Am49:09:1p03 Segoe: Life and Death; Bob Meyers, Am49:15:1p13, Am49:15:2,3p46, Am49:15:4p08 Seinan Go Kaisha Handicap Tournament, Am64:05:3p04 Seki Within Seki; IJ Good, Am49:05:2p18 Self-Paired Handicap, Am49:26:3p13 Seminar On Go/Game Theory - Summary Report; Klaus Heine, Am49:10:6p03 Sen Suzuki Settles Seattle, Am49:15:2,3p05 Send the Gift of Go - 1986 Ranka Yearbook; Sabaki Go Company, Am49:20:4p12 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 1; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:25:2,3p33 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 2; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:25:4p19 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 3; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:26:1p23 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 4; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:26:2p20 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 5; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:26:3p28 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 6; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:27:3p19 Sensei's Knife; Ken Koester, Am49:25:2,3p23 Serving Go Players in America; Ishi Press, Am49:21:1p32 Seven Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger, Am49:03:1p11 Seventh Annual Meijin Sen - Takagawa vs Rin, Am49:22:4p16 Shibata Wins New York Go Championship, Am64:05:1p05 Shibumi; Roy Laird, Am49:15:5,6p31 Shimamura - Miyashita Game, Ja54:02:3p17 Shin Fuseki - Nature of the Corner (Igo Gairon); Translated by Nogami Akirei of Tokyo and edited by John L. Bauer, Am49:01:1p08
Shin Kang Defeats Shigeo Matsuhara for U.S. Title, Am49:13:4,5,6p13 Shodan Diplomas Awarded (Robert Gillooly, Katsumi Nishiyama, Yaichi Hayakawa, Karl Davis Robinson, Edward Lasker), Am49:04:4p49 Showing The Stones: Tips on Photographing Go; Kenneth M. Koester, Jr., Am49:16:4p22 Shusaku - Iwasaki Kenzo Game; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:03:2p23 Silly Songs Sung in Korea, Am49:23:2p37 Similar Time Next Year, Am49:27:3p07 Simplified Rating System; Art O'Leary, Am49:11:1p15 Singapore Fling - The Sixth World Youth Wei-chi Championship; Ernest Brown, Am49:23:3p06 Sixth Annual New Jersey Go Tournament, Am64:00:4p01 Sketching Out the Game; Kobayashi Chizu, Am49:19:2p18 Skilled In Photography?; AGA, Am49:10:4p03 Small Moves, Am49:22:1p08 Smart Game Board; Anders Kierulf, Am49:23:4p27, Am49:24:1p18, Am49:24:2p23, Am49:24:3p38, Am49:24:4p09, Am49:25:1p32, Am49:25:2,3p49, Am49:25:4p31 Smart Go Board; Anders Kierulf, Am49:22:3p34, Am49:23:1p17, Am49:23:2p33, Am49:23:3p32 So What were the answers to those Bill and Jill problems, anyway?, Am49:29:2p38 So What?; Bob High, Am49:24:1p14 Software Reviews; Bob High, Am49:24:4p34 Solution To Cover Problem; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:12:5,6p39 Solution to Kerwin Problem, Am49:23:3p24 Solution to New Year Problem, Am49:26:1p3736 Solution to The Swan and the 1000 Miles, Am49:19:4p31 Solutions of Problems, Am49:01:2p30, Am49:01:4p64, Am49:02:1p16 Solutions to Chinese Problems, Am49:20:2p27 Solutions To Instant Go Problems; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:12:5,6p38 Solutions To Kobayashi Problems, Am49:19:2p31 Solutions to Problems, Am49:01:3p48, Am49:02:3p48, Am49:03:3p46, Am49:06:1p08 Solutions to Problems (given on page 41), Am49:07:3p37 Solutions To Problems on page 55, Am49:03:4p51 Solutions To Problems; James Kerwin, Am49:24:3p39 Solutions To Three Go Problems, Am49:27:1p36 Solutions to Yang's Life and Death (from p.23); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:26:1p36
Solutions to Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:26:2p36, Am49:26:3p38, Am49:27:3p38, Am49:28:1p38, Am49:28:4p38, Am49:29:1p46 Some Eastern Notes, Am49:15:4p36 Some Tips on Finding the Vital Point in Life-and-Death; Sakakibara, Translated by Roy Bogas, Am49:16:2p27 Some Western Views, Am49:13:1p25 Soon Leads In New Jersey Go Tournament 1968, Am64:02:2p01 Soon Wins New Jersey Open "Go" Championship 1968, Ryder Wins New Jersey Part, Am64:02:3p01 Soup's On In Baltimore, Am49:20:3p26 Southern California Inaugural, Am49:17:3p05 Southern California Open, Am49:15:5,6p29 Southern California Open & Southern California Handicap, Am49:15:4p03 Southwest Rises Again, Am49:23:2p06 Souvenirs; Joe Engel, Am49:20:1p03 Special Exhibition Game, Am49:25:2,3p40, Am49:26:3p23 Special Membership Created, Am49:13:1p01 Special Prize Game, Am49:26:3p26 Special Sale - Back Issues, Am49:26:1p1918, Am49:26:2p37, Am49:27:1p15 Star of Poland is the strongest, Am49:24:1p15, Am49:24:2p33, Am49:24:4p11, Am49:25:1p09 Star Of Poland; OPENetwork, Am49:23:1p18, Am49:23:2p34, Am49:23:3p24, Am49:23:4p06 Star of Poland; The Tank, Inc, Am49:22:2p40 State of Go - New Jersey, Am49:06:1p09 Stepping Stones; Ernest Brown, Am49:24:1p16, Am49:24:2p18, Am49:25:1p23 Strategic Error & Blunder; Phil Straus, Am49:23:1p26 Strength - Degrees and Ranks, Am49:03:2p18 Strength Through Humility; James Kerwin, Am49:17:4p08 Strength Through Humility; Kenneth M. Koester, Am49:17:3p10 Strongest Go Playing Program in the World: 1992 Computer Go World Champion, Go Intellect, Am49:27:1p36 Structure of Go; Karl Davis Robinson, Am49:04:3p47 Subscribe To "Go World"; Sabaki Go Company, Am49:20:1p27, Am49:20:2p26, Am49:20:3p20 Subscribe to "Mangajin", Am49:25:1p09, Am49:25:4p13, Am49:26:1p10, Am49:27:2p36 Subscription Renewal, Am64:02:6p01, Am64:03:1pA Suggested: A Go Summer Camp, Am64:07:1p02 Summer Go Camp?, Am64:07:2p05 Summer Go In Boulder; Skip Ascheim, Am49:17:4p07
Summer Tournament Scene, Am49:21:3p03 Surprises At The European Go Congress, Am49:13:4,5,6p26 Suzuki Method for Five Stone Games, Am49:14:5,6p20 Swan and 1000 Miles, Am49:19:3p29 Swiss Explorer; Anders Kierulf, Am49:23:4p27 Syracuse University Go Club, Am49:11:4p06 T&E Moves To AGN, Am49:27:2p05 Taiwan Prodigy, Am49:05:3p46 Takagawa - Go Seigen Three Game Match Game 1, Ja54:02:4p28 Takagawa Film Now Available, Am49:12:5,6p20, Am49:13:2p06 Takagawa Film Now Available to Clubs, Am49:12:3,4p07 Takagawa on Profit and Influence; Bob Terry, Am49:18:1p20 Takagawa Still Champion, Ja54:02:3p24 Takagawa vs Fujisawa, Am49:08:4p49 Takao Matsuda Again Wins North American Noninbo Title, Am64:04:1p03 Takao Matsuda is New Jersey Open Go Champion for 1967, Am64:01:1p01 Takao Matsuda is writing a book on "Basic Form in Go", Am49:07:1,2p22 Takao Matsuda Wins North American Honinbo Title, Am64:02:6p02 Takao Matsuda won the 1964 Eastern Seaboard Honinbo Tournament, Am64:00:2p01 Takata Gillooly Game; W:Takata, B:Gillooly, Am49:03:4p58 Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell, Am49:18:4p07, Am49:19:1p07, Am49:19:2p07, Am49:19:4p07, Am49:20:1p07, Am49:20:2p09, Am49:20:3p07, Am49:21:1p07, Am49:21:2p07, Am49:21:3p06, Am49:22:1p18, Am49:22:2p09, Am49:22:4p28, Am49:23:4p35 Tasuko Masubuchi Visits the U.S., Am49:04:4p49 Teach Your Children: An Interview with Wang Runan; Roy Laird, Am49:22:3p22 Teachers Wanted; AGA, Am49:28:4p37 Teaching Game (7 Stone); Hayashi 9D vs Yamamoto 1k, Am49:12:1p15 Teaching Go To Children (Part 1); Peter Freedman, Am49:24:4p14 Teaching Go To Children: Part 2; Peter Freedman, Am49:26:1p18 Teaching Go To Children; Gary A Klein, Am49:15:4p15 Team Match Between Formosa and Korea, Ja54:02:3p24 Team Match In Toronto, Am49:11:6p03 Tele-Tsuke, Am49:22:3p39, Am49:23:1p15, Am49:23:2p21 Tele-Tsuke Lets You Take on the World, Am49:20:3p18, Am49:20:4p05 Tele-Tsuke; AGA, Am49:21:1p29, Am49:22:4p29 Tengen ManeGo; Kitani-Go Seigen, Am49:10:1p03 Tentative AGA Chapter Roster, Am49:09:6p06 Tentative New York-New Jersey Tournament Schedule for 1973, Am64:06:2p05 Tenth Canadian Go Championship, Go-ing All Out, Am49:21:3p04 Tenth World Youth Go Championship: Junior Division Final Match, Am49:28:1p11 Tenth World Youth Go Championship: Senior Division Final Match, Am49:28:1p12 Testing Your Strength - Part 1: Understanding Kadoban; Wayne Nelson and Bob High, Am49:25:2,3p56 Tesuji (Song), Am49:20:4p11 Tesuji to Get Stronger; Fujisawa, Am49:09:1p15 Tetrahedron, Am49:22:4p40 Texas Triumph, Am49:22:2p06 Thinking About Go Part 1; Edward K Ream, Am49:21:3p23 Thinking About Go Part 2; Edward K Ream, Am49:21:4p40 Third Amateur Women's International Go Tournament; Yari Leski, Am49:25:4p14 Third Annual Maryland Open - Biggest and Best Yet, Am49:11:4p06 Third Annual Maryland Open Go Championships, Am49:11:3p02 Third International Team Tournament, Am64:06:2p04 Third Man: an interview with James Davies; Roy Laird, Am49:25:4p20 Third North American Honinbo Tournament, Am64:06:2p04 Third Quebec Open, Am49:15:5,6p04, Am49:16:1p24 Third U.S. Chinese Tour, Am49:20:1p08 Third U.S. Go Congress, Am49:21:2p08 Third U.S. Go Congress, August 8-16, 1987, Northhampton, MA, Am49:21:1p06 Third US-Korea Friendship Baduk Tournament, Am49:25:1p04 Third World Youth Wei-ch'i Championships; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:20:4p09 This is Go The Natural Way! (Part 1); Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:27:2p20 This is Go The Natural Way! (Part 2); Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:27:3p20 This is Go The Natural Way! (Part 3); Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:27:4p16 This is Go The Natural Way! Part 4; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:28:1p32 This is Go The Natural Way! Part 5; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:28:2p28 This is Go The Natural Way! Part 6; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:28:3p26 This is Go The Natural Way! Part 7; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:29:1p36 This Just In, Am49:25:2,3p69 This Summer... a Go tour!, Am49:09:3p11 This Year Give Go - A Christmas Tesuji; Sabaki Go Company, Am49:19:4p09 Thoughts On "The Protracted Game" Book Review, Am49:21:1p07 Three Contests, Am49:29:1p05 Three Go Problems; Ye-hui Wang, Translated by Steven Lo, Am49:27:1p20 Three players from Midwest challenge Eastern Players, Am64:00:5p01 Three Problems - A "Meta-Game" Analysis; Jim Kerwin, Am49:29:2p15 Three Stone Handicap Game, Ja54:02:1p07 Three Stone Handicap Game; Segoe - Three Amateurs, Ja54:01:2p14 Three Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger, Am49:04:3p42 Three Terminal Groups: AMCOM Network, The OPENNetwork BBS on Go & Computers, The GoBoard, Am49:22:4p21 Three Tie In Ann Arbor, Am49:17:3p08 Three Ways to Kadoban; Roy Laird, Am49:19:1p11 Tired of Western Style; New York Go Institute, Am49:28:4p15 To Fight (Song), Am49:23:2p37 To My Neighbors On The Same Floor; Anne Dicky, Am49:20:3p16 Tokyo in 1970? See Bozulich!, Am64:03:2p04 Tomorow's Champions?, Am49:24:3p17 Too Much To Talk About, Am49:22:3p05 Top Chinese Pro Visits California, Am49:29:1p06 Top five reasons not to give up Go for a career in interior design:, Am49:29:1p34 Top Quality Equipment From All Over Asia; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:24:3p33, Am49:24:4p33, Am49:25:1p21 Top Quality Go Equipment From The Orient; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:23:3p16, Am49:23:4p40 Topological Go; Bob High, Am49:24:1p13 Toronto Club Report; Bruce Amos, Am49:13:4,5,6p04 Toronto Open, Am49:15:1p07, Am49:20:3p04 Tournamania! - Have You Played In a Tournament This Year, Am49:20:3p03 Tournament and Event Calendar, Am49:12:3,4p04, Am49:12:5,6p02, Am49:13:1p02, Am49:13:2p07, Am49:13:3p02, Am49:13:4,5,6p03, Am49:14:1p02, Am49:14:2p03, Am49:14:3p03, Am49:14:4p03, Am49:14:5,6p02, Am49:15:1p04, Am49:15:2,3p04, Am49:15:4p03, Am49:15:5,6p04, Am49:16:1p05, Am49:24:3p07, Am49:24:4p05, Am49:25:1p05 Tournament Briefs, Am49:11:6p02, Am49:12:2p05 Tournament Calendar, Am49:10:1p01, Am49:10:2p01, Am49:10:3p01, Am49:11:2p01, Am49:11:3p01, Am49:11:4p02, Am49:11:5p02, Am49:11:6p02, Am49:12:1p03, Am49:12:2p04 Tournament Dates, Am64:05:2p04 Tournament News, Am49:20:2p29 Tournament Notes, Am49:22:2p06 Tournament Photos, Am49:09:4p05 Tournament Report Program, Am49:22:2p07 Tournament Results, Am64:02:1p01, Am64:02:3p05 Tournament Results: New York Go Club, New Jersey Go Club, Am64:01:3p02 Tournament Time, Am49:24:3p05 Tournaments & Events, Am49:19:1p04, Am49:19:2p04, Am49:19:3p05, Am49:19:4p03, Am49:20:1p09, Am49:20:2p03, Am49:20:4p05, Am49:21:1p04, Am49:21:2p05, Am49:21:3p04, Am49:21:4p05, Am49:22:1p09, Am49:22:2p08, Am49:22:3p08, Am49:22:4p07, Am49:23:1p06, Am49:23:2p08 Tournaments Are Springing Up All Over: Manhattan, San Francisco, Seattle Cherry Blossom, Massachusetts, Third Quebec, Eighth Maryland; Terry Benson, Am49:15:5,6p00b Tournaments Remembered and To Come, Am49:18:4p05 Tournaments Scheduled for 1971, Am64:05:1p05 Traditional Elegance: Harmony in Wood, Shell and Stone; Ishi Press, Am49:23:2p41, Am49:23:3p41 Travel Notes of R.A. McCallister, Am64:06:1p04 Traveling Tournament, Am64:02:3p05 Triple Ko In Miami, Am49:27:4p06 Triumphal Tour of Japan, Am49:17:4p06 Tsume Go For Dan Players; Kada, Am49:09:1p10 Tuesday Beginner's Tournament in San Francisco, Am49:20:3p27 Tulsa Tournament, Am49:25:1p05 Turning Points, A Report by Terry Benson, AGA President, Am49:15:4p04 TV Star, Am49:18:4p24 Twas The Move Before Yose, Am49:12:5,6p29 Twelfth Annual New Jersey "Go" Championship, Am64:05:2p02 Twenty-First Annual Tournament, Am49:09:2p02 Two By Cho Chikun: "Positional Judgement" and "The 3-3 Point: Modern Opening Stragegy", Am49:25:2,3p07 Two Jujo Jiang Games, Am49:28:3p12 Two New Books: "The Power of the Star Point" and "The Magic of Go"; Ishi Press, Am49:22:2p40 Two New Go Books "Modern Joseki & Fuseki, Vol 1" and "Basic Techniques of Go"; R.M. Ryder, Am64:03:2p04 Two New Silly Go Songs, Am49:24:3p18 Two Problems By a Chinese Emperor; Lien-sheng Yang, Am49:04:1p08 Two Regular Go Nights (New York Area), Am49:02:4p64 Two Seven Stone Fuseki Studies; Masui 4Dan, Am49:05:4p55 Two Stone Handicap Fuseki Part 1; Minoru Kitani, Am49:06:3p35 Two Stone Handicap Fuseki Part 2; Minoru Kitani, Am49:06:4p49 Two Stone Handicap Game, Am49:13:4,5,6p52 Two Stone Handicap Game Part 3; Minoru Kitani, Am49:07:3p42 Two Stone Handicap Game Part 4; Minoru Kitani, Am49:08:2p18 Two Stone Handicap Game Part 5; Minoru Kitani, Am49:08:3p41 Two Stone Handicap Game Part 6; Minoru Kitani, Am49:08:4p58 Two Valiant Efforts, Am49:21:1p12 Two Young Lions, Am49:13:4,5,6p29 Two-for-One Go; Bob High, Am49:24:1p13 U.S. Championship Game, Am49:17:3p08 U.S. Championship Prizes, Am49:17:2p07 U.S. Championships, Am49:18:4p05 U.S. Contenders Final Match - Game 3, Am49:17:3p09 U.S. Eastern Honinbo Tournament, Am64:02:4p01 U.S. Go Congress '95, Am49:29:1p09, Am49:29:2p07 U.S. Go Congress 86, Am49:20:1p26 U.S. Go Congress 86 Seattle, Washington, Am49:19:4p03 U.S. Go News, Am49:11:3p02 U.S. Go Players in Tokyo, Am64:02:5p03 U.S. News, Am49:11:2p01 U.S. Team vs Canada, Am49:11:5p03 U.S. Western Honinbo Championship, Am64:02:5p01 U.S.A. Honinbo Tournament Will Be Held, Am64:02:3p01 U.S.A. Honinbo Tournament?, Am64:02:1p02 Unannotated Games 17/11/1670 B:Yasui Sentets, W:Honinbo Dosaku; Translated by Rudolf Aron, Am49:01:2p23 Unannotated Games 1750?, B:Hakugen Honinbo, 8Dan (1727-1754), W:Inseki Inonye, 7Dan (1707-1772); Rudolf Aron, Am49:02:2p31 Unannotated Games 1901, B:Nakagawa Kamesaburo, W:Honinbo Shusai; Rudolf Aron, Am49:01:3p44 Unannotated Games: A Future Meijin (1901, B:Honinbo Shusai, Nakagawa Kamesaburo); Rudolf Aron, Am49:02:1p09 Understanding Kadoban - Part 2: Match Play; Wayne Nelson and Bob High, Am49:26:2p29 United States Championship Won by Charles Huh, Am49:16:3p04 United States Championships - Labor Day Weekend - September 5th & 6th, Am49:16:1p04 United States Championships Report, Am49:16:2p03 United States Honinbo and Kyu Championships, Am49:12:2p03 United States Kyu Championship Finals, Am49:12:3,4p08 Unusual Tournament Held in Tokyo, Am64:02:6p06 Upset Victory For A Veteran, Am49:17:2p10 US Amateur Beats Professional, Am49:23:2p05 US Circuit Enters Third Cycle, Am49:27:3p18 US Open, Am49:26:3p10 US Resident Plays For $400,000, Am49:26:2p03 User Beware - Anarchy Reigns on the IGS, Am49:27:2p14 Vacation In Paradise; Joel Sanet, Am49:18:3p27 Value of the First Move; R. Clegg, Am49:10:1p13 Value of the First Move; Roger Clegg, Am49:12:3,4p24 Venezuelan Invitation, Am49:27:2p04 Vice President's Memo, Am49:09:3p03 Views: The Goplayer's Guide to the AGJ; Kenneth Koester, Am49:17:4p03 Views; Ken Koester, Am49:18:1p03 Vintage Go '82, Am49:17:1p05 Vintage Go In Winery, Am49:18:4p05 Virginia Commonwealth University Go Club, Am49:11:4p06 Visit of Japanese Professionals, Sept 1972, Am64:06:1p05 Visiting A Country Temple on a Winter Day, Am49:17:3p30 Visits and Visitors, Am49:05:2p18 Vital Statistics, Am49:21:4p45 Vivisection of an Opening, Am49:17:3p28, Am49:17:4p19 Volga Boat Trip, Am49:24:3p03 Walking Stones - Going For the Go(ld); Peter Shotwell, Am49:29:1p22 Walking Stones; Peter Shotwell, Am49:28:2p14 Wang Wi Wows Winter Watchers, Am49:23:1p03 Wanted For Evaluation, Am49:29:2p06 Wanted To Buy: Out of print Go Books; Anton Ninno, Am49:11:4p03 Wanted To Buy; Anton Ninno, Am49:11:6p05 Wanted/For Sale, Am49:12:1p07, Am49:12:3,4p25 Wanted/For Sale; Anton Ninno, Empty Sky Go Club, Am49:13:3p09, Am49:14:2p16, Am49:15:4p25 Wanted: "Invincible: The Games of Shusaku" by John Power; Eric, Am49:28:2p05 Wanted: $100,000 for NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo, Am49:22:3p37 Wanted: Someone To Produce "The American Go Journal" within the Current Budget, Am49:13:2p03 Wanted: The Vital Points of Go and Go Proverbs Illustrated; Sabaki Go Company, Am49:15:5,6p19 Washington 1978 Fall Tournament, Am49:14:1p09 Washington's Other Congress; Roy Laird, Am49:28:4p04 Way To Go, Am49:20:4p07, Am49:22:3p39, Am49:23:1p15, Am49:23:2p21 Way To Go; AGA, Am49:22:1p23, Am49:22:4p14 Way To Go; Phil Straus, Am49:21:1p29 Waylaid By Wei-Chi; Dan Deneen, Am49:26:4p13 We Are OpeNetwork; The Tank, Am49:22:4p14 We Must All Publicize Go, Am49:13:4,5,6p38 We Need Your Help; AGA, Am49:24:3p39 We Regret: Obituary Bowles, Joseph P., Am49:01:1p07 We're A Sport, Am49:22:1p08 Weekend Tournaments in Oregon, Am49:13:4,5,6p03 Wei-Qi In Inner Mongolia; Feng Wan-zeng, Translated by Steven Lo, Am49:27:3p16 Well Known Faces, Am49:08:2p32 West Coast Champion Wins North American Honinbo for 1st Time, Am49:12:1p09 West Coast Report, Am49:09:1p02 Western Committee Meeting, Am49:15:5,6p08 Western Executive Committee Formed, Am49:13:1p01 Western Go Professionals in the News, Am49:14:1p02 Western Go Scene, Am49:09:3p09 Western Honinbo Tournament Plans, Am64:03:1p03 Western Honinbo Tournament Won by S. Matsubara, Am64:04:1p03 Western U.S. Go Championships, Am49:13:1p27 Westerners Finally Make Professional Shodan (James Kerwin), Am49:13:1p03 Westerns; Joe Walters & Les Lanphear, Am49:19:1p09 What A Difference A Year Makes, Am49:15:2,3p04 What Do You Mean, I Have To Make Another Move?, Am49:26:2p16 What Is The American Go Foundation, Am49:26:2p38 What Makes A Winner, Am49:21:4p05 What You Think (Or What We Think You Think); Roy Laird, Am49:27:2p16 What's New in New York?; Games Gallery, Am49:09:5p13 What's New; Roy Laird, Am49:25:2,3p07 What's Your Rating? Part 1 - Ranks; Roy Laird, Am49:23:1p08 What's Your Rating? Part 1 - Ratings; Roy Laird, Am49:23:1p12 When Is Ko not a Ko?; Bob Terry, Am49:17:4p11 Which Moves are Bad; Takagawa, Am49:11:5p06 Who Gets To Play In Fujitsu, Am49:23:4p12 Who We Are: A Membership Survey, Am49:22:4p13 Who's Who in Fujitsu - A Brief Look At Some of the Top US Players, Am49:23:4p08 Why's Your Rating; AGA, Am49:24:4p38 Wild Midwest, Am49:22:2p06 Win One, Lose One - 3rd China-Korea Friendship Tournament in LA Ends In Draw; Bob Terry, Am49:24:2p14 Winners - 1990 US Go Congress Championship, Am49:24:3p20 Winners Kyu Up In Midwest, Am49:23:2p06 Winners' Circle - 1989 US Go Congress Winners, Am49:23:3p38 Winning Through Mental Discipline - The Ten Commandments of Go; Otake Hideo, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:20:2p16 Winter Go Workshop With Jim Kerwin, Am49:27:3p04 Women's Championship Match Game 1, Ja54:02:6p44 Words of The Masters, Am49:21:3p14 World Amateur Championship Game; Matusda vs Chang, Am49:15:2,3p14 World Amateur Go Championship, Am49:26:2p06 World Champion Program - Go Intellect, Am49:26:4p31 World Class Program - Go Intellect, Am49:27:3p21 World Cup, Am49:22:4p03 World Pro Cup and Fifth Youth Championship To Be Held Together In Paris, Am49:22:1p05 World Youth Playoff, Am49:21:1p03 World Youth Tournament, Am49:18:2p04 World Youth Wei Ch'i Championship; Peter Freedman, Am49:25:2,3p32 World Youth Wei Chi Championship, Am49:25:4p19 Xanadu Books Last Remaining "Invinciple", Am49:23:2p39, Am49:23:3p34 Xanadu Bookstore All English Language Go Books in Print, Am49:24:1p35, Am49:24:2p40, Am49:24:3p24, Am49:24:4p17, Am49:25:1p36, Am49:25:2,3p43, Am49:25:4p34, Am49:26:1p31 Yang's Life and Death Part 7; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:27:4p10 Yang's Life and Death Part 8; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:28:1p13 Yang's Life and Death Part 9; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:28:4p25, Am49:29:1p35 Yang's Life And Death: Solution (from p. 19), Am49:25:4p36 Yang's Life and Death: Solutions; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:27:4p38 Yasui Senkaku - Honinbo Dochi Game, Am49:05:3p36 Yi-lun Yang - Learn Go By Mail, Am49:27:3p09
Young Kwon wins U.S. Eastern Championship 1969, Am64:03:2p02 Young Yanks, Am49:19:4p04 Your Best Move This Year: The US Go Congress, Am49:27:1p11 Youth Championship Playoff, Am49:20:1p04 Youth Championship Selection Coming Up, Am49:27:1p08 Yugoslav Go Team Visits U.S.A., Am64:04:1p06 Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:25:2,3p49, Am49:25:4p29, Am49:26:2p19, Am49:26:3p28, Am49:26:4p18, Am49:27:2p31, Am49:27:3p04, Am49:27:4p13, Am49:28:1p17, Am49:28:1p37, Am49:28:2p12, Am49:28:2p32 Yutopian Publishes Go Book - "Killer of Go", Am49:28:3p03 Zen Go Circle Saki League, Am49:11:6p04 Zhu-Jiu Jiang vs. Paul Hu, Am49:26:1p20
AMERICAN GO ASSOCIATION HISTORICAL AMERICAN GO JOURNAL SUBJECT INDEX March 30, 2006
This AGA American Go Journal Subject Index was compiled by Craig R Hutchinson, AGA Librarian/Archivist. Entries are based on material in the AGA Library/Archive, his personal collection, and other bibliographies. Research is continuing. Please send recommended updates, additions, and changes with supporting documentation to Craig R Hutchinson, 3409 Silver Maple Place, Falls Church, VA 22042-3545, TEL: 703-698-9811, FAX: 703-876-6727, e-mail crhutch@aol.com.
In addition to the American Go Journal, this index includes the first AGA Bulletin published in 1936, the English language Japanese Go Journal published 1954-56, and the AGA Newsletters published 1955-1973. The indexes are in systematic/alphabetical order. The index gives the Title of Article/Author/Publication/Page; however, the author is omitted in many citations.
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AGA, Am49:28:4p37 Tele-Tsuke, Am49:22:3p39, Am49:23:1p15, Am49:23:2p21 Tele-Tsuke Lets You Take on the World, Am49:20:3p18, Am49:20:4p05 Tele-Tsuke; AGA, Am49:21:1p29, Am49:22:4p29 The 1991 US Women's Championship, Am49:25:1p27 The 1992 US Go Congress, August 1-9, Salem, Oregon, Am49:25:4p23 The AGA Honor Roll, Am49:24:2p30, Am49:24:3p40, Am49:24:4p40, Am49:25:1p40, Am49:25:2,3p72, Am49:25:4p40, Am49:26:1p40, Am49:26:2p40, Am49:26:3p40, Am49:26:4p40, Am49:27:1p40, Am49:27:2p40, Am49:27:3p40, Am49:27:4p40, Am49:28:1p40, Am49:28:2p40, Am49:28:3p25, Am49:28:4p40, Am49:29:1p48 The American Go Association - Go Boards, Am49:01:1p07 The American Go Foundation; Roger White, Am49:25:4p15, Am49:26:1p34, Am49:26:2p15, Am49:26:3p17 The American Go Institute, Am49:22:2p34, Am49:22:3p27, Am49:22:4p35, Am49:23:1p33, Am49:24:2p35, Am49:24:4p33, Am49:25:2,3p67, Am49:25:4p11, Am49:26:1p10, Am49:26:2p20, Am49:26:3p39, Am49:26:4p09 The American Go Institute; Yi-len Yang 6-dan, Am49:22:1p40 The American Go Journal; AGA, Am49:28:4p15 The Brooklyn Go Club, Am49:24:1p15, Am49:24:2p33 The Cheapest Professional Quality Stones in the World!; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:27:4p10, Am49:28:1p21, Am49:28:2p18, Am49:28:3p30, Am49:28:4p15, Am49:29:1p11 The Games of Go Seigen; Mark Hall, Am49:27:2p39, Am49:27:4p09, Am49:28:1p13 The Ideal Beginner's Book; Milton Bradley, Am49:24:4p36 The Las Vegas Open, Am49:25:1p15 The Many Faces of Go Version 9.0; Ishi Press, Am49:29:2p42 The Ninth US Go Congress, August 7-15, 1993, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA; AGA, Am49:27:1p21 The Original Smart Go Board, Am49:22:4p37 The Way To Go, Am49:20:4p07, Am49:22:3p39, Am49:23:1p15, Am49:23:2p21 The Way To Go; AGA, Am49:22:1p23, Am49:22:4p14 The Way To Go; Phil Straus, Am49:21:1p29 This Summer... a Go tour!, Am49:09:3p11 This Year Give Go - A Christmas Tesuji; Sabaki Go Company, Am49:19:4p09 Three Contests, Am49:29:1p05 Tired of Western Style; New York Go Institute, Am49:28:4p15 Top Quality Equipment From All Over Asia; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:24:3p33, Am49:24:4p33, Am49:25:1p21 Top Quality Go Equipment From The Orient; Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:23:3p16, Am49:23:4p40 Traditional Elegance: Harmony in Wood, Shell and Stone; Ishi Press, Am49:23:2p41, Am49:23:3p41 Two New Books: "The Power of the Star Point" and "The Magic of Go"; Ishi Press, Am49:22:2p40 U.S. Go Congress '95, Am49:29:1p09, Am49:29:2p07 U.S. Go Congress 86, Am49:20:1p26 Vital Statistics, Am49:21:4p45 Wanted To Buy: Out of print Go Books; Anton Ninno, Am49:11:4p03
Wanted To Buy; Anton Ninno, Am49:11:6p05 Wanted/For Sale, Am49:12:1p07, Am49:12:3,4p25 Wanted/For Sale; Anton Ninno, Empty Sky Go Club, Am49:13:3p09, Am49:14:2p16, Am49:15:4p25 Wanted: "Invincible: The Games of Shusaku" by John Power; Eric, Am49:28:2p05 Wanted: $100,000 for NEMESIS Igo Dojo; Toyogo, Am49:22:3p37 Wanted: Someone To Produce "The American Go Journal" within the Current Budget, Am49:13:2p03 Wanted: The Vital Points of Go and Go Proverbs Illustrated; Sabaki Go Company, Am49:15:5,6p19 We Are OpeNetwork; The Tank, Am49:22:4p14 We Need Your Help; AGA, Am49:24:3p39 What's New in New York?; Games Gallery, Am49:09:5p13 World Champion Program - Go Intellect, Am49:26:4p31 World Class Program - Go Intellect, Am49:27:3p21 World Youth Wei Chi Championship, Am49:25:4p19 Xanadu Books Last Remaining "Invinciple", Am49:23:2p39, Am49:23:3p34 Xanadu Bookstore All English Language Go Books in Print, Am49:24:1p35, Am49:24:2p40, Am49:24:3p24, Am49:24:4p17, Am49:25:1p36, Am49:25:2,3p43, Am49:25:4p34, Am49:26:1p31 Yi-lun Yang - Learn Go By Mail, Am49:27:3p09 Your Best Move This Year: The US Go Congress, Am49:27:1p11 Yutopian Enterprises, Am49:25:2,3p49, Am49:25:4p29, Am49:26:2p19, Am49:26:3p28, Am49:26:4p18, Am49:27:2p31, Am49:27:3p04, Am49:27:4p13, Am49:28:1p17, Am49:28:1p37, Am49:28:2p12, Am49:28:2p32 BIOGRAPHIES A Biographical Note on Go Seigen; Lien-sheng Yang, Am49:04:2p17 Biography of Professor Ralph Fox, Am64:03:1p03 Biography of Takao Matsuda Six dan, Am64:02:6p04 Jimmy Cha: America's Unknown Pro; Bob Terry, Am49:17:2p08 BIBLIOGRAPHIES A Selected Bibliography of Currently Available Go Books, Am49:13:4,5,6p28 AGA Archive To Be Catalogued, Am49:29:2p05 BOOK REVIEWS A Go Primer; Gilbert W. Rosenthal, Am49:01:2p32 A New Way To Go, Am49:22:4p15 And In English Too!, "The Canadian Go Review", and "The British Go Journal", Am49:21:4p45 Attack and Defense, A Book Review; Roy Laird, Am49:15:4p18 Book Review "Graded Go Problems for Beginners", Am49:19:4p32 British Go Association Publishes Go Songbook, Am49:23:2p07 Computer Games I & II, Am49:23:1p07 Go Books in English, Am64:04:1p07 Go Moon, Am49:22:4p15 Go Proverbs; Roy Laird, Am49:15:5,6p28 Graded Go Problems for Beginners, Book Review, Am49:19:3p05 In Print, Am49:22:4p15 Mathematical Go "Mathematical Go: Chilling Gets the Last Point", Am49:28:2p04 More Books From Ishi Press, Am64:04:1p07 New Books on Go in English: "Life or Death," Yasanaga's Best Ten Games, Am64:07:1p03 New Books: "The 1971 Honinbo Tournament," "Go For Beginners," "The Master of Go", Am64:06:3p05 New Go Book In English "Modern Joseki and Fuseki"; Richard Bozulich, Am64:02:4p02 New Translation Handicap Go By Bruno Ruger, Bu36:01:1p01b One By Ishida: "All About Thickness", Am49:25:2,3p07 Reducing Territorial Frameworks, Book Review; Wynne Evans, Am49:21:2p24 Review: "Enclosure Josekis: Attacking and Defending the Corner", Am49:18:1p19 Shibumi; Roy Laird, Am49:15:5,6p31 The Game of Wei Chi, Book Review, Am49:20:3p07 The Magic of Go, Am49:22:4p15 The Power Of The Star Point, Book Review, Am49:22:4p16 The Second Book of Go, Book Review, Am49:21:4p36 Two By Cho Chikun: "Positional Judgement" and "The 3-3 Point: Modern Opening Stragegy", Am49:25:2,3p07 Two New Go Books "Modern Joseki & Fuseki, Vol 1" and "Basic Techniques of Go"; R.M. Ryder, Am64:03:2p04 CHUBAN Base Positions; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:1p14 Invasion of Border Territories Part 1; Kajiwara 6 Dan, Am49:03:3p33 Invasion of Border Territories Part 2; Kajiwara 6 Dan, Am49:03:4p56 Invasion of Border Territories Part 3; Kajiwara 6 Dan, Am49:04:2p19 Keshi and Uchikomi; Kaoru Iwamoto, Translation T. Ogoshi, Edited by Roger Newlander, Am49:16:1p28, Am49:16:2p29, Am49:16:3p12, Am49:16:4p24, Am49:17:1p23, Am49:17:2p25, Am49:17:3p22, Am49:17:4p25, Am49:18:1p28, Am49:18:2p25, Am49:18:3p20, Am49:18:4p26, Am49:19:1p28, Am49:19:2p22, Am49:19:3p30, Am49:20:1p27, Am49:20:2p30, Am49:20:3p29, Am49:21:1p14, Am49:21:2p25, Am49:21:3p27, Am49:22:1p27, Am49:22:2p29, Am49:22:4p29 Raising Your Strength Part 1: Extensions and Connections, Am49:06:1p10 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 2; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:06:2p18 The Cause of Victory; The Cause of Defeat; Ota Kiyomichi, Am49:17:2p19 The Invasion of Enemy Territory; Bruno Ruger, Translated by Elizabeth Morris, Am49:02:1p06 This is Go The Natural Way! (Part 1); Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:27:2p20 This is Go The Natural Way! (Part 2); Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:27:3p20 This is Go The Natural Way! (Part 3); Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:27:4p16 This is Go The Natural Way! Part 4; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:28:1p32 This is Go The Natural Way! Part 5; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:28:2p28 This is Go The Natural Way! Part 6; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:28:3p26 This is Go The Natural Way! Part 7; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:29:1p36 CLUBS AGA Contact List, Am49:12:2p11 American Chapters of the Nippon Kiin, Am49:08:1p13 Announcements: Pullman/Moscow Go Club, Michigan State University, Indiana University, Am49:10:3p02 Another Go Club Springs to Life, Am49:18:3p25 Argentine Go Association Formed, Am64:05:3p06 Baltimore Go Club News; Warren Litt and Jim Pickett, Am49:15:4p14 Carlton Chess and Go Club, Am64:03:3p05 Chinatown Go Club Finds New Quarters, Am49:18:3p04 Cleveland's Carlson Open, Am49:20:3p26 Club Bulletin Board: Indiana University, Dallas County, New Mexico, The Penn, Am49:12:1p08 Club Charters and Rank Diplomas, Am49:11:4p05 Club Corrections, Am49:18:3p04 Club Notices: Gilbert W. Rosenthal Memorial Go Club, Dallas County Go Circle, Zen; Terry Benson, Am49:13:1p32 Club Notices: Los Angeles Seinan-Go Kaisho, Los Angeles Korean Go Club, Fairfax VA George Mason Go Group, Am49:14:4p03 Club Notices: New Portland, Atlanta, Kansas University, Brigham Young, Massachusetts, Boulder, Chicago, Baltimore, Whichita State University, Northern Virginia,, Am49:13:3p07 Club Notices: Pullman/Moscow, San Diego Report, Friday Night Go in Washington, Long Beach Contact, Go In Queens, New Philadelphia Go Contact, Am49:13:2p18 Club Notices: Washington DC, Arizona, Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma, Chicago, Am49:13:4,5,6p36 Clubs: Michigan State, Massachusetts, Oregon, London, Am49:10:2p02 Go at Litton Industries, Am49:18:2p29 Go Club Activities; Kansas City, Michigan State, New York, Am49:15:1p03 Go Club Notes: Cleveland Go Club Moves to Case-Western Reserve University, Am64:05:2p04 Go Club Notes: Cleveland, San Francisco, Chicago, Am64:05:3p07 Go Club Profiles - New York State Open Championships, Am64:02:3p05 Go Club Profiles: Atlanta, Goose Hollow, Greater Washington, Lakers, Montreal, Purdue University, Stanford University, University of Wisconsin, Am64:01:2p03 Go Club Profiles: Berkley, Hawaii Kiin, New York, New York City, Portland, Princeton, Am64:01:3p02 Go Club Profiles: Cleveland, Denver, New Jersey, San Francisco, Massachusetts, Seattle, Am64:01:1p02 Go Club Profiles: La Jolla Go Club, Am64:02:2p01 Go Club Profiles: Massachusetts, Holmdel, Whippany, Am64:02:1p01 Go Club Profiles: Pasadena, Chicago, Morgantown, San Francisco, Am64:02:6p10 Go Club Profiles: Rafu Kiin, Seinan Go Kaisha, Pasadena, Santa Barbara, Gardena, Monterey, Virginia, Univac, Greater Washington, Montreal, Ann Arbor, Chicago Me, Am64:02:3p02 Go Club Profiles: Stanford, Japanese Language Speaking Association, Univac, Montreal, New York, Greater Hartford, Am64:02:4p07 Go Clubs in North America: (60 Clubs listed), Am64:06:2p05 Go Clubs in North America: Additions, Am64:07:1p03, Am64:07:2p06 Go Clubs in North America: Additions & Corrections, Am64:06:3p06 Go Clubs: Canada, Argentina, Chicago, Cleveland, Murray Hill, Am64:06:1p06 Go Clubs: Detroit, South New Jersey, Harvey Mudd College, Minneapolis, Am64:05:1p07 Go Clubs: New Mexico, Albuquerque, Maryland, Minnesota, Am64:05:2p04 Go Clubs: Penn. State Open, Pacific Open Coming in August, Fairfield County Go Club, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Uchikomi, Oklahoma City, Cal Poly, Jamaica, Tri, Am49:09:4p01 Go Day in San Francisco; Bob Hamilton, Am49:19:2p06 Go in California, Cleveland, Portland, Florida, Penn State, Tucson, Am49:15:2,3p04 Go in California, Pennsylvania, Toronto, Quebec, Montreal, Texas, Washington, Maryland, Am49:14:1p19 Go in Californina, Am49:18:2p21 Go in Canada, Am49:18:2p10 Go in Cleveland, Am49:17:2p13 Go in Columbus, Am49:17:3p19 Go in Dallas, Am49:15:4p33 Go in Iowa, Am49:17:1p21 Go in Israel, Am49:20:1p09 Go in Kansas City, Am49:17:3p27 Go in Los Angeles, Am49:16:3p10, Am49:17:2p24 Go in Maryland, Am49:17:3p17 Go in New York, Am49:19:2p03, Am49:20:1p24 Go in North Carolina, Am49:17:1p13 Go in North Texas, Am49:21:1p25 Go in Ohio, Am49:17:1p09 Go in Ottawa, Santa Rosa, Illinois, Am49:17:3p28 Go in Pennsylvania, Am49:15:5,6p19 Go in River City, Kansas City, Syracuse, Am49:17:1p28 Go in Sacramento, Chicago, Am49:17:3p11 Go in San Francisco, Am49:20:1p09 Go in Seattle, Am49:20:1p13 Go in Sonoma County, Am49:17:1p27 Go in Tennessee, Am49:15:4p33 Go in Washington State, Minnesota, Am49:17:1p11 Go in Wisconsin, Am49:18:2p27 Go Retreat in Canada, Am49:20:1p25 Goings On, Am49:17:4p19 Hopewell Go Club, Am64:03:3p05 La Jolla Go Club, Am64:04:1p08 List of U.S. & Canadian Go Clubs, Am49:12:3,4p22 Lllra Go Club, Am49:15:4p26 Lost and Missing Go Clubs, Am64:02:2p01 Manhattan Go Club Moves Up The West Side, Am49:18:3p04 Massachusetts Go Association Seeks Full-Time Meeting Place, Am49:13:1p03 New York Kyus Up, Am49:20:3p27 Official Chapter Status, Am49:15:1p04, Am49:16:2p09, Am49:16:3p22 Places: Go In Los Angeles, Tokyo, Am49:18:4p04 Soup's On In Baltimore, Am49:20:3p26 Syracuse University Go Club, Am49:11:4p06 Tentative AGA Chapter Roster, Am49:09:6p06 Tuesday Beginner's Tournament in San Francisco, Am49:20:3p27 Vintage Go In Winery, Am49:18:4p05 Virginia Commonwealth University Go Club, Am49:11:4p06 COMPUTER PROGRAMS 1986 Computer Congress, Am49:20:4p04 Anders Kierulf's Smart Go Board; Dave Erbach, Am49:22:2p18 Attention All Programmers, Am49:20:2p03 Computer Go - An International Newsletter; David Erbach, Am49:21:2p23 Computer Workshop at the European Go Congress, Am49:20:2p07 Mr. Ing's Computer Competition, Am49:19:4p08 NEMESIS - 15 Kyu and Counting, Am49:21:3p05 NEMESIS In Taipei, Am49:20:1p08 NEMESIS Is Here! - Finally! A Computer Program That Really Plays; Tracy Wall, Am49:19:1p05 NEMESIS? He's The One Not Eating a Sandwich; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:19:2p14 NovaNet Go Project; Dietrich Schussel, Am49:26:3p12 Software Reviews; Bob High, Am49:24:4p34 The First Ing Computer Go Championships; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:20:2p24 The International Computer Go Forum; David Erbach, Am49:20:4p08 COMPUTER THEORY A Target For The Machines?; Dave Erbach, Am49:14:2p24 AGA Works with Computer Network, Am49:19:1p03 Computer Go Bibliography; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:14:5,6p40 Computer Go: Part 5; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:18:3p24 Computer Go; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:13:4,5,6p44, Am49:14:5,6p23 Computers and Go; Terry Benson, Am49:14:1p06 EDITORIALS A Matter of Responsibility, Am49:16:1p03 About Volume Six, Am49:06:1p02 An Apology From the Editor; Terry Benson, Am49:13:4,5,6p01 Editorial, Am49:02:3p37, Am49:09:1p03, Am49:09:3p03 Editorial; J. Stephenson, Am49:09:2p03 Editorial; John Stephenson, Am49:11:4p01 Editorial; Roy Laird, Am49:21:4p03 Go Perspective Still Unborn or Still Born; Terry Benson, Am49:13:1p32 In The Beginning; Kenneth M. Koester, Am49:17:3p03 My Corner: Editorial and Autobiography; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:12:5,6p06 My Corner: Editorial; Terry Benson, Am49:11:5p01, Am49:11:6p01, Am49:12:1p05, Am49:12:3,4p03 My Corner: Go and Money; Roy Laird, Am49:24:1p03 My Corner; Roy Laird, Am49:18:4p03, Am49:19:3p03, Am49:22:1p03, Am49:22:2p03, Am49:23:2p03 My Corner; Terry Benson, Am49:14:5,6p01, Am49:17:3p03, Am49:18:2p04
Passing The Torch; Terry Benson, Am49:15:5,6p01 Views: The Goplayer's Guide to the AGJ; Kenneth Koester, Am49:17:4p03 Views; Ken Koester, Am49:18:1p03 ERRATA A Professional Apology, Am49:15:5,6p08 A Small Keshi of Last Issue (Correction v16:4), Am49:17:1p32 Correction to "Natural Go" Part 3; Takemiya Masaki, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:28:1p37 Correction to diagram v07:4p51, Am49:08:1p06 Correction to Igo Shareware Credits, Am49:29:2p05 Correction to Photo v10:1, Am49:10:2p02 Corrections: Last Year's Congress Issue, Am49:21:4p05 Corrections: Life & Death from A to Z, Am49:22:3p12 Corrections: Ted Drange small boards, Am49:20:2p29 Dept. of Corrections, Am49:23:2p07 Errata "The Game of Go", Am49:02:4p59 Errata (v3:2p24), Am49:03:4p51 Errata AGJ 22:1: News, Masterpieces of Handicap Go, Kim's Killers, Am49:22:2p08 Errata Ja54v02:6p45, Ja54:03:1p08 Errata v01:1p3,p11, Am49:04:2p18 Erratum v06:1p10, Am49:06:3p46 Oops! Photos v20:4p14-15, Am49:21:1p22 Problem Correction; G.W. Rosenthal, Am49:01:3p48 What A Difference A Year Makes, Am49:15:2,3p04 FUSEKI A Study In Non-Handicap Opening Play, Ja54:03:1p04 Diabolical Handicap Play; Yamabe Toshiro, Translation Bob Terry, Am49:18:4p08 Does Hoshi Cry? Part 1; Kajiwara, Am49:09:3p04 Does Hoshi Cry? Part 2; Kajiwara, Am49:09:4p08 Does Hoshi Cry? Part 3; Kajiwara, Am49:09:5p04 Eight Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger, Am49:05:2p22 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 01; Honinbo Shusai, Translated by Masao Dodo, Edited by LF Hartman, WD Witt and Max Steinbook, Am49:01:2p24 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 02; Honinbo Shusai, Translated by Masao Dodo, Edited by LF Hartman, WD Witt and Max Steinbook, Am49:01:3p39 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 03; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:01:4p55 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 04; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:02:1p07 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 05; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:02:2p28 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 06 & 07; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:02:3p42 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 08 & 09; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:02:4p51 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 10 & 11; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:03:1p06 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 12, 13 & 14; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:03:2p26 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 15 & 16; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:03:3p44 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 17; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:03:4p61 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 18 & 19; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:04:1p14 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 20; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:04:2p24 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 21; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:05:1p14 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 22; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:05:2p19 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 23 & 24; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:05:4p58 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 25; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:06:1p06 Even Game Fuseki Studies Part 26; Honinbo Shusai, Am49:06:3p47 Five Stone Fuseki Study By Iwamoto; Masui 4Dan, Am49:05:4p56 Five Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger, Am49:04:2p22 Fuseki Study, Am49:25:1p34 Fuseki: Toward Becoming Shodan; Hashimoto Shoji, Translated by Dennis Waggoner, Am49:17:1p16 Getting The Most Out Of The Opening Part 1; Ohira Shuzo, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:20:3p19 Getting the Most Out of the Opening Part 2; Ohira Shuzo, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:20:4p25 Getting the Most Out of the Opening Part 3; Ohira Shuzo, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:21:1p16 Guerrilla Tactics For Beginners; Bob Terry, Am49:19:4p22 Handicap Fuseki; Masui 4Dan, Am49:05:4p54 How To Play Handicap Go (Part 1); James Kerwin, Am49:26:3p29 How To Play Handicap Go (Part 2); James Kerwin, Am49:26:4p28 How To Play Handicap Go: Part 3; James Kerwin, Am49:27:3p25 How To Play Handicap Go: Part 4; James Kerwin, Am49:27:4p11 How To Play Handicap Go: Part 5; James Kerwin, Am49:28:3p32 Kitani: Go and I; Bob Myers, Am49:14:5,6p13 Kitani: Go and I; Boy Myers, Am49:15:2,3p25, Am49:15:4p31 Let's Change Our Way of Thinking; Miyamoto Yoshihisa, Am49:12:3,4p18 Nine Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger, Am49:02:4p49 Nine Stone New Fuseki; Masui 4Dan, Am49:05:3p33 Popular Openings; Jeong Soo Hyun, Translated by Kim Kae-yool, edited by Wynne Evans, Am49:21:3p10 Principles of Opening Strategy: How To Play Along the Side; Kaku Takagawa, Am49:07:1,2p01 Questions Of Fuseki; Shimoda, Am49:09:3p12 Raising Your Strength Part 2: Forming Territory, Am49:06:2p26 Seven Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger, Am49:03:1p11 Shin Fuseki - Nature of the Corner (Igo Gairon); Translated by Nogami Akirei of Tokyo and edited by John L. Bauer, Am49:01:1p08 Sketching Out the Game; Kobayashi Chizu, Am49:19:2p18 Takagawa on Profit and Influence; Bob Terry, Am49:18:1p20 The Five Worst Moves in 1985; Kageyama Toshiro, Translation Terry Gallagher, Am49:20:1p12 The Power of A 9-Stone Handcap; Don Wiener, Am49:16:2p18 The Preparation & Use of Thickness in a Two Stone Game, Am49:14:5,6p18 The Suzuki Method for Five Stone Games, Am49:14:5,6p20 The Vivisection of an Opening, Am49:17:3p28, Am49:17:4p19 Three Stone Handicap Opening; Bruno Ruger, Am49:04:3p42 Two Seven Stone Fuseki Studies; Masui 4Dan, Am49:05:4p55 Two Stone Handicap Fuseki Part 1; Minoru Kitani, Am49:06:3p35 Two Stone Handicap Fuseki Part 2; Minoru Kitani, Am49:06:4p49 Two Stone Handicap Game Part 3; Minoru Kitani, Am49:07:3p42 Two Stone Handicap Game Part 5; Minoru Kitani, Am49:08:3p41 Two Stone Handicap Game Part 6; Minoru Kitani, Am49:08:4p58 GAMES 1954 Honinbo Title Match Game; W:Sugiuchi, B:Honinbo Shukaku, Am49:05:4p52 1970 North American Honinbo Championship Game; Takao Matsuda, Am64:05:1p03 1973 Honinbo Title Match; Meijin Rin Kaiho vs Honinbo Ishida, Am49:11:4p20 1976 Mejin Title Match Game 3, Am49:12:1p09 1976 North American Honinbo Finals, Am49:12:3,4p08 1977 American Honinbo Championship Match, Am49:13:2p10 1977 Eastern Honinbo Tournament Championship Game, Am49:12:5,6p04 1977 Kido Sponsored Rivals Match, Am49:16:1p18 1977 Kido Sponsored Rivals Match; Bob Terry, Am49:15:5,6p19, Am49:16:3p24 1977 Kisei Tournament Game; Bob Terry, Am49:15:5,6p09 1977 New Player Event Game, Am49:16:2p06 1978 U.S. Championship Match, Am49:14:1p07 1978 U.S. Eastern Go Championship, Am49:13:4,5,6p10 1979 World Amateur Championship, Am49:14:4p21 1981 Honinbo League, Am49:17:4p12 1981 Maryland Open, Am49:16:3p08 1985 U.S. Championship Match Game 1, Am49:20:1p26 1987 U.S. Championships, Am49:22:1p13 1988 U.S. Championship Title Game, Am49:22:3p27 1993 Fujitsu Qualifying Tournament - Three Michael Redmond Games, Am49:28:1p14 21st Amateur Honinbo Title, Am49:11:6p14 24th NHK Cup Title Match, Am49:12:3,4p12 2nd Annual Tengen Tournament, Best of 5, Game 2, Am49:16:4p16 4-Stone Handicap Game, Am49:15:2,3p36 4-Stone Handicap Game; Fujisawa Shuko 9D vs Inaba 6d, Am49:12:3,4p26 6th Annual Meijin Tournament Challenger League, Game #6; Bob Terry, Am49:17:1p08 A Battle of Champions, Am49:15:1p18 A Choice Old Masterpiece "The Game In Which Iwata Was Beaten To Death"; Miyazawa Goro, Translated by Tsugio Hattori & Bob McGuigan, Am49:22:3p38 A Fight To The Finish, Am49:21:2p21 A Four Player Game, Ja54:02:6p45 A Game At The Club; Marlon Magpie, Am49:14:3p22 A Game From the 1st World Amateur Championships, Am49:15:4p27 A Game From The European Go Congress, Am49:26:4p19 A Game From the IBM-BTL Go Match, Am64:06:3p08 A Game From The World Youth Championship, Am49:26:4p10 A Kobayashi Teaching Game, Am49:14:5,6p06 A Loss; Terry Benson, Am49:16:1p12 A Match Between Ninth Degree Masters (Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa) Game 1; B:Fujisawa, W:Go Seigen, Am49:03:1p04 A Match Between USA and Europe, Am49:16:2p16 A Rapid Transit Game, Ja54:02:2p12 A Sense of Direction, Am49:15:1p11 A Six Stone Game; Iwamoto, Am49:07:1,2p21 A Teaching Game, Am49:25:2,3p42 Amateur Honinbo Tournament Matsuda vs Kusaka, Am49:08:1p14 Asahi Top Eight Tournament Championship Match, Am49:11:5p11 At the Meijin's Teaching Hall; Fujisawa Shuko, Translated by Bob McGuigan, Am49:21:3p17 Chevalley - Segoe, Ja54:02:6p46 Cho - Go Game, Ja54:02:3p22 Cho Chikun: From Shodan to Superstar; Bob Terry, Am49:18:2p13 Cho Hoon-hyun Meets The New Wave; Badok Magazine, Translated by Janice Kim, Am49:21:2p11 Cho vs Otake: The Long and Winding Road; Bob Terry, Am49:19:2p08 Colonies Repulse British Attack; Roy Laird, Am49:13:4,5,6p42 DAE YOL KIM: Portrait of A Champion; Michael Simon, Am49:27:1p26 East Meets West: A Game From the 1986 World Amateur Go Championship; Ron Snyder, Am49:20:3p13 Eastern Honinbo Finals, Am49:11:6p07 European Go Championship Final Game Record, Am49:11:6p10 Final Game, 1979 PAEWANG Title, Am49:14:4p18 Final Round, Am49:23:4p13 First Game 1976 Meijin Match, Am49:14:5,6p47 First Honinbo Title Match Game 1; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Am49:01:1p03 First Honinbo Title Match Game 2; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Am49:01:2p19 First Honinbo Title Match Game 3; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Am49:01:3p35 First Honinbo Title Match Game 4; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Am49:01:4p52 First Honinbo Title Match Game 5; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Am49:02:1p03 First Honinbo Title Match Game 6; Translated by Frederick Mossner, Edited By Rudolf Aron, Am49:02:2p19 First Kisei Title Series, Am49:12:2p15 First Mejin Game In New York, Am49:21:2p10 First World Youth Super Go Championship: Final Match, Am49:28:1p10 For The Children - James Chen's American Go Institute, Am49:21:3p08 Four Games From "Boot Camp", Am49:26:2p10 Four Handed Game; B:Kitani & Go Seigen, W:Suzuki & Segoshi, Am49:02:4p63 Fujisawa vs Hashimoto, Am49:08:3p37 Fujitsu Cup, Am49:22:2p10 Fukuda Games; W:Fukuda, B:Kinsburg, Am49:02:3p37 Fukuda Games; W:Fukuda, B:Marseille, Am49:02:3p33 Fukuda Games; W:Fukuda, B:Robert Gillooly, Am49:02:4p54 Game Between Mr. Ichigen Okubo and Takao Matsuda, Am64:07:1p05 Game Supplement, Am49:27:3p22 Gillooly - Kim, Ja54:03:1p05 Gillooly - Segoe, Ja54:02:5p38 Go For Beginners: Professional 9x9 Go Part 1; Richard Hunter, Am49:26:2p32 Go Seigen - Hashimoto Match Game 1, Ja54:01:1p04 Go Seigen - Hashimoto Match Game 2, Ja54:01:1p01 Go Seigen - Hashimoto Match Game 3, Ja54:01:1p05 Go Seigen - Muramatsu Shofu Game, Am49:05:2p28 Go Seigen - Takagawa, Am49:06:3p38 Go Seigen - Takagawa Game 7 of 10, Am49:06:1p03 Go Seigen - Takaqawa Ten-Game Match Game 1, Ja54:02:5p33 Go Seigen - Takaqawa Ten-Game Match Game 2, Ja54:02:6p41 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 02; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:03:2p24 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 03; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:03:3p35 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 04; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:03:4p52 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 05; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:04:1p10 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 06 & 07; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:04:2p26 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 08; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:04:3p40 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 09; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:05:1p03 Go-Sei-Gen - Fujisawa Match Game 10; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:05:2p20 Handicap Teaching Game; Matsumoto 7D vs Hisami Hirano 2k, Am49:10:6p10 Hasegawa - Gillooly Game; W:Hasegawa, B:Gillooly, Am49:05:1p01 Hasegawa - Mukia Game; Translated by Rudolf Aron, Am49:03:2p17 Hashimoto - Fujisawa Game, Ja54:02:3p19 Hashimoto - Iwamoto Game; W:Hashimoto, B:Iwamoto, Am49:05:4p60 Hashimoto vs Sakata, Am49:06:2p23 Hirata - Takagawa Game, Ja54:03:1p01 Historical Game; Hasegawa - Kitani, Am49:09:2p08 Honinbo Shueyi - Tamura (Shusai) Game; W:Shueyi, B:Tamura, Am49:05:4p62 Honinbo Shusai - Go Seigen 1933-34 Game, Am49:04:3p44 Honinbo Shusai - Iwasaki Kenzo Game; Translated by Rudolf Aron, Am49:02:4p58 Honinbo Shusai - Komura 3Dan, Am49:05:2p26 Honinbo Title Match Kitani vs Takagawa, Am49:08:2p23 Hun Takes Fifth at 1985 WAGC, Am49:19:3p06 Ing Chang-Ki World Youth Championship, Am49:27:3p10 Instructional Game (7 Stone), Am49:11:2p13 It Can't Happen?! Third Round of the Second Annual Kisei Title, Am49:12:3,4p28 Iwamoto vs Matsuda, Am49:07:4p55 Iwamoto vs Takagawa, Am49:07:4p60 James Kerwin (W) vs Michael Redmond (B); Yi-Lun Yang 6d & Bradley Jones, Am49:29:2p08 Jimmy Cha vs Janice Kim, Am49:26:1p12 Judan Title Match 2nd Game; Sakata-Hashimoto, Am49:09:3p02 Karigane, Am49:07:4p56 Kerwin Defeats 4-Dan in Oza Tournament, Am49:14:2p07 Kido Sponsored Rivals Match, Am49:17:3p12 Kikuchi - Kano Game, First Game of a Three Game Match, Ja54:02:4p29 Kim Wins U.S. Championship Finals, Am49:15:1p08 Kitani 9-Stone Game, Am49:09:6p03 Kubouchi's Breathtaking Sacrifice Strategy, Am49:17:2p12 Kuwabara - Kikuchi, Ja54:02:2p15 Kyung Kim at the 1980 World Amateur Championship, Am49:15:4p21 Life In B League; Janice Kim, Am49:26:4p32, Am49:29:2p36 Lim vs. Schlemper at the WAGC; Mr. Lim, Am49:22:3p11 Masterpieces of Handicap Go, Am49:21:4p14, Am49:22:1p20, Am49:22:2p12, Am49:22:3p28, Am49:23:1p28, Am49:23:2p27, Am49:23:3p25, Am49:23:4p26, Am49:24:1p33, Am49:24:2p25, Am49:24:3p34, Am49:25:1p28, Am49:25:2,3p52, Am49:25:4p24, Am49:26:1p14, Am49:26:2p21, Am49:26:3p34, Am49:26:4p34, Am49:27:1p22, Am49:27:2p32, Am49:27:3p30, Am49:28:1p28, Am49:28:2p20, Am49:28:3p18, Am49:28:4p26 Masterpieces of Handicap Go; Robert Mc Guigan, Am49:29:2p22 Masubuchi - Elizabeth Morris Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Elizabeth Morris, Am49:04:4p62 Masubuchi - Fox Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Ralph Fox, Am49:05:1p10 Masubuchi - Matsuda Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Takao Matsuda, Am49:04:4p52 Masubuchi - Matusda Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Takao Matsuda, Am49:05:1p06 Masubuchi - Nishiyama Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Katsumi Nishiyama, Am49:05:1p08 Masubuchi - Proujansky Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Arnold Proujansky, Am49:04:4p58 Masubuchi - Sorensen Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Ruth Sorensen, Am49:05:1p12 Masubuchi - Takahashi Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Rokuro Takahashi, Am49:04:4p58 Masubuchi - Takashima Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Koshi Takashima, Am49:04:4p54 Masubuchi - Taylor Game; W:Tatsuko Masubuchi, B:Scott Taylor, Am49:04:4p56 Match Between Hashimoto and Fujisawa, Ja54:02:1p08 Matsuda - Lee Game, Am49:05:2p17 Matsuhara Wins Western U.S. Go Title; Herb Doughty, Am49:13:4,5,6p11 Matsujiro - Sanchi Game, Am49:05:3p40 McCallister vs Takagawa; RA McCallister, Am49:07:3p46 Menjo Rengo (Partnership Game), Am49:05:4p49 Michael Redmond (W) vs. Jian Hong Wang (B), Am49:28:4p20 Murase Shuho - Honinbo Shueyi Game, Am49:05:3p38 Nakayama at Edinburgh; Andre Moussa, Am49:19:1p18 National (Hon-In-Bo) Championship Match Game 1; Takagawa - Shimamura, Ja54:02:4p25 National (Hon-In-Bo) Championship Match Game 2; Takagawa - Shimamura, Ja54:02:5p36 National Championship Match Game 1; B:Takagawa, W:Sugiuchi, Ja54:01:2p09 National Championship Match Game 2, Ja54:01:2p11 National Championship Match Game 3, Ja54:01:2p13 National Championship Match Game 4, Ja54:02:1p01 National Championship Match Game 6, Ja54:02:1p03 New Jersey Open Tournament Game Commentary; Takao Matsuda, Am49:11:3p06 New York - Philadelphia Kyu Team Telephone Match, Am49:09:2p16 New York State Open, Am49:11:5p14 NHK Semi-Final Games, Am49:12:3,4p16 Nine Stone Game From Masui's Superspeed Improvement Method; Masui 4Dan, Am49:05:3p34 North American Honinbo Title Game, Am49:11:2p02 North American Kyu Championship, Am49:11:2p04 Oki-Go, a four stone game; Miyamoto Naoki, Am49:16:3p18, Am49:16:4p10 On The Enjoyment of Go; Ishiure Noboru, Translated by Robert McGuigan, Am49:20:2p25 Preliminary Hon-In-Bo Tournament Game, Ja54:02:2p09 Pro Best Ten Tournament, Am49:09:4p02 Pro-Amateur Handicap Game (7 Stone); Awaji 6D vs Yamauchi 1k, Am49:11:3p11 Professional 9x9 Go Part 2; Richard Hunter, Am49:28:2p34 Professional Game, Am49:09:1p08, Am49:10:4p05, Am49:10:6p06 Professional Game Commentary; Ohira 9D vs Fujisawa 9D, Am49:11:3p04 Professional Game Records, Am49:11:4p12, Am49:11:5p16, Am49:11:6p13, Am49:12:1p13 Professional Game Review, Am49:11:2p11 Professional Games, Am49:10:2p03, Am49:10:3p11, Am49:10:5p02 Redmond Analysis - Redmond v. Kofoku, Am49:20:1p25 Redmond Analysis - Redmond vs. Kazuhiro, Am49:20:2p13 Redmond Game Jigo in Spite of Himself, Am49:20:1p21 Ryutetsu - Jowa Game; Bruno Ruger, Am49:03:3p38 Sakai vs Matsuda, Am49:08:4p61
Sakata - Takagawa Game, Am49:06:4p51 Sakata vs Takagawa, Am49:07:3p38 Sasada as Students' Champion for 1953, Ja54:01:1p06 Shimamura - Miyashita Game, Ja54:02:3p17 Shusaku - Iwasaki Kenzo Game; Translated by Koshi Takashima, Am49:03:2p23 Special Exhibition Game, Am49:25:2,3p40, Am49:26:3p23 Special Prize Game, Am49:26:3p26 Taiwan Prodigy, Am49:05:3p46 Takagawa - Go Seigen Three Game Match Game 1, Ja54:02:4p28 Takagawa vs Fujisawa, Am49:08:4p49 Takata Gillooly Game; W:Takata, B:Gillooly, Am49:03:4p58 Teaching Game (7 Stone); Hayashi 9D vs Yamamoto 1k, Am49:12:1p15 Tengen ManeGo; Kitani-Go Seigen, Am49:10:1p03 Tenth World Youth Go Championship: Junior Division Final Match, Am49:28:1p11 Tenth World Youth Go Championship: Senior Division Final Match, Am49:28:1p12 The 1983 Eastern Championship Match, Am49:18:3p17 The 1984 U.S. Western Championships, Am49:19:2p13 The 1985 WAC Championship Match, Am49:19:1p10 The 1990 Fujitsu Games, Am49:24:1p21 The 1990 Fujitsu Games; James Kerwin, Am49:24:2p20 The 1991 Fujitsu Games, Am49:24:4p08, Am49:25:1p06 The Final Match, Am49:27:1p11 The Fourth World Youth Wei-chi Championship; Harry Gonshor, Am49:21:4p12 The Fujitsu Final; Michael Redmond, Am49:25:4p10 The Heart Stopping Move of Ishigaya, Am49:22:3p38 The Hiroshima Game; Yonny Cho, Translated by Peter Shotwell, Am49:19:4p17 The Ing Final, Am49:26:3p20 The Kyu Corner: The 7x7 Board; Bill Spight, Am49:12:1p18 The Kyu Corner; Bob Gross 2k vs Don Decourselle 2k, Am49:11:3p14 The Kyu Corner; Michael Brockbank 7k vs Richard Jankowski 8k, Am49:11:5p04 The Kyu Corner; Ron Schmidt 3k vs Raymundo Gutierrez 9k, Am49:11:6p18 The Kyu Corner; Ted Drange 1k vs Ernie Harrison, Am49:11:4p07 The L.A. Kisei Game, Am49:21:2p09 The Professional Eye; Jimmy Cha, Am49:18:1p15 The Second World Women's Amateur Championship, Am49:25:1p26 The Seventh Annual Meijin Sen - Takagawa vs Rin, Am49:22:4p16 The Third Amateur Women's International Go Tournament; Yari Leski, Am49:25:4p14
Three Stone Handicap Game, Ja54:02:1p07 Three Stone Handicap Game; Segoe - Three Amateurs, Ja54:01:2p14 Triple Ko In Miami, Am49:27:4p06 TV Star, Am49:18:4p24 Twenty-First Annual Tournament, Am49:09:2p02 Two Jujo Jiang Games, Am49:28:3p12 Two Stone Handicap Game, Am49:13:4,5,6p52 Two Stone Handicap Game Part 4; Minoru Kitani, Am49:08:2p18 Two Valiant Efforts, Am49:21:1p12 Two Young Lions, Am49:13:4,5,6p29 U.S. Championship Game, Am49:17:3p08 U.S. Contenders Final Match - Game 3, Am49:17:3p09 Unannotated Games 17/11/1670 B:Yasui Sentets, W:Honinbo Dosaku; Translated by Rudolf Aron, Am49:01:2p23 Unannotated Games 1750?, B:Hakugen Honinbo, 8Dan (1727-1754), W:Inseki Inonye, 7Dan (1707-1772); Rudolf Aron, Am49:02:2p31 Unannotated Games 1901, B:Nakagawa Kamesaburo, W:Honinbo Shusai; Rudolf Aron, Am49:01:3p44 Unannotated Games: A Future Meijin (1901, B:Honinbo Shusai, Nakagawa Kamesaburo); Rudolf Aron, Am49:02:1p09 United States Kyu Championship Finals, Am49:12:3,4p08 Upset Victory For A Veteran, Am49:17:2p10 Win One, Lose One - 3rd China-Korea Friendship Tournament in LA Ends In Draw; Bob Terry, Am49:24:2p14 Women's Championship Match Game 1, Ja54:02:6p44 World Amateur Championship Game; Matusda vs Chang, Am49:15:2,3p14 Yasui Senkaku - Honinbo Dochi Game, Am49:05:3p36 Zhu-Jiu Jiang vs. Paul Hu, Am49:26:1p20 HAMETE Hamete; Maeda, Am49:09:2p12 The High Cost of Swindling; Bob Terry, Am49:18:3p05 HISTORY A Brief History of the San Francisco Go Club, Am49:10:1p04 Did This Man Teach George Washington To Play Go?; Jaap K. Blom, Am49:21:4p43 Hartman, LF; Witt, WD; Smith, Arthur; Robinson, KD; Lasker, Edward, Am49:01:1p01a Historical Notes, Am64:03:3p05 History of the Eastern and North American Honinbo Titles, Am49:11:6p06 How The Young Edward Lasker Learned About Go, and How He and the World Chess Champion Nearly Went to Japan to Study Go with the Masters.; Jerald E. Pinto, Am49:16:2p25 The American Go Journal: A Retrospective; Peter Shotwell, Am49:19:3p09 The Meijin: An Ancient Lineage, Am49:21:4p10 The San Francisco Go Club - A Brief History of America's Great National Go Treasure; Ernest Brown, Am49:25:1p13 INTERVIEWS A Chat With Jerry Rogers, Am49:20:1p07 A Man of Many Levels: Les Lanphear; Kenneth M. Koester, Am49:18:1p10 A Trip To Nagoya - The 11th World Amateur Go Championship; Chris Kirschner, Am49:23:2p09 A Visit To The American Go Institute; Bob Terry, Am49:23:2p22 An Interview with Ishi Press Founder Richard Bozulich, Am49:23:1p20 Because I Love The Game - Redmond Interview Part 1; Les Lanphear, Am49:20:1p19 Because I Love The Game - Redmond Interview Part 2; Les Lanphear, Am49:20:2p10 Bruce Wilcox Creates Another Nemesis; Roy Laird, Am49:23:2p17 Give It Your Best Effort, an Interview with Phil Straus; Roy Laird, Am49:22:4p19 Go Is, Am49:23:1p01 Good Thinking - An Interview with Zhu-jiu Jiang; Ernest Brown, Am49:25:2,3p36 How To Do Well In The Congress Handicap Tournament; Weak-Kneed Dan, Am49:23:3p40 Jim's Journal: Part 1 - Conversations with Jim Kerwin, Am49:23:2p20 Kobayashi Chizu: A Woman In Go; Susan Long, Am49:19:2p19 My Dream Come True Part 2; Les Lanphear, Am49:18:2p05 Our Newest Professional...New Mexico's Janice Kim, Am49:21:4p34 Strength Through Humility; James Kerwin, Am49:17:4p08 Strength Through Humility; Kenneth M. Koester, Am49:17:3p10 The Power of Go; John Power, Am49:21:2p16 The Third Man: an interview with James Davies; Roy Laird, Am49:25:4p20 Thinking About Go Part 1; Edward K Ream, Am49:21:3p23 Thinking About Go Part 2; Edward K Ream, Am49:21:4p40 INTRODUCTION Focus On Go, Am49:09:1p05 Go Is, Am49:23:2p01, Am49:23:3p01, Am49:23:4p01, Am49:24:1p01, Am49:24:2p01, Am49:24:3p01, Am49:24:4p01, Am49:25:1p01, Am49:25:2,3p01, Am49:25:4p01, Am49:26:1p01, Am49:26:2p01, Am49:26:3p01, Am49:26:4p01, Am49:27:1p01, Am49:27:2p01, Am49:27:3p01, Am49:27:4p01, Am49:28:1p01, Am49:28:2p01, Am49:28:3p01, Am49:28:4p01, Am49:29:1p01, Am49:29:2p01 JOSEKI A Contribution To Joseki Study; Takao Matsuda, Am49:06:2p20 Direction for Pressing, Am49:09:4p07 Even Game Joseki Part I; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:4p49 Even Game Joseki Part II; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:1p01 Even Game Joseki Part III; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:2p25 Even Game Joseki Part IV; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:3p38 Even Game Joseki Part V; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:4p60 Index of Even Joseki Articles, Am49:03:1p12 Joseki Journey; Fujisawa, Am49:10:5p11, Am49:10:6p14, Am49:11:1p08, Am49:11:2p06, Am49:11:4p22, Am49:11:5p05, Am49:11:6p09 Raising Your Strength Part 4: Playing White for the First Time, Am49:07:1,2p24 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 01; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:1p12 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 02; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:2p27 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 03; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:3p41 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 04; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:01:4p57 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 05; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:1p10 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 06; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:2p29 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 07; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:3p44 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 08; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:02:4p55 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 09; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:03:1p08 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 10; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:03:2p29 The Classical Handicap Joseki Part 11; Translated by Bruno Ruger and Edited by Lester H. Morris, Am49:03:4p60 KATACHI Katachi; Sakata, Am49:11:4p08 LEARNING 10 Steps To More Effective Work with Beginners, Am49:22:2p16 13 Line Go; Terry Benson, Am49:17:1p06 A Long Way To Go, Am49:21:2p07 Go And Thinking Part 1, Am49:21:3p06 Go And Thinking Part 2, Am49:22:1p18 Go And Thinking Part 3, Am49:22:2p09 Teach Your Children: An Interview with Wang Runan; Roy Laird, Am49:22:3p22 Teaching Go To Children; Gary A Klein, Am49:15:4p15 To My Neighbors On The Same Floor; Anne Dicky, Am49:20:3p16 MATHEMATICS Dr. Drange's Go Theorems, Am49:19:4p07 Group Diagrams In Go; Milo Wolff, Am49:09:2p06 Life In The Game of Go; David B. Benson, Am49:09:5p08 NEWS $300,000, No Strings Attached!, Am49:27:4p03 $5000 PR Challenge Grant, Am49:29:1p03 1968 Membership List, Am64:03:1pAppendix 1975 N.Y. State Open Photos, Am49:10:5p04 1985 IGF Delegate Report: My Trip To Japan; Barbara Calhoun, Am49:19:3p07 1989 US Mejin, Am49:23:3p04 1991 US Go Congress, August 3-11, Rochester, NY, Am49:24:4p03 1991 World Amateur Go Championship, Am49:25:2,3p03 6th Dan Professional Again Visits U.S.A., Am55:00:1p01 A 5.5 Point Komi For W, Ja54:02:5p40 A Chip Off The Old Ban, Am49:27:2p05 A Few Editorial Comments, Am49:26:3p03 A Footnote to "Go Pals in Cleveland" from v13:2, Am49:13:3p17 A Gift From Tsushima Sensei, Am49:05:1p16 A Go Master Visits The U.S. (Masayoshi Fukuda), Am49:02:2p17 A Go Primer, by Dr. Gilbert W. Rosenthal, is again available, Am49:07:1,2p23 A Go Retreat - James Kerwin Comes to Wisconsin; Edward Ream, Am49:20:1p10 A Go Wedding at Canterbury, Am49:28:3p03 A Hallowed Game, Am49:22:1p07 A Letter From Karl D Robinson, Ja54:03:1p08 A Letter From Miss Masubuchi; Masubuchi, Am49:04:4p64 A Listing of Members of the AGA, Am64:07:2p07 A Look At the Future; Editors, Am49:01:2p32 A New Record, Am49:22:1p08 A New Treasure, Am49:28:2p04 A New York Go Center, Am49:15:1p05 A Note of Thanks From The President and Vice President, Am64:02:6p02 A Note On Last Issue, Am49:15:1p04 A Really Big Move, Am49:19:2p04 A Russian Journal - In English, Am49:24:3p03 A Setback For American Go? "Go Review" may be discontinued, Am49:11:1p01 A Thank You - AGA Go Library Donation, Am49:17:2p05 A Thank You: Tako Onishi for Translation of Go Super Book #29 "18 Hints to Improve Your Suji", Am49:14:1p06 A TV First, Am49:15:4p35 AGA Annual Meeting, Am64:00:5p03 AGA Executive Committee Meeting, Am49:12:1p06, Am49:12:3,4p11 AGA Expiration Date; AGA Membership Secretary, Am49:14:1p28 AGA Gallery, Am49:16:1p26 AGA Go PIG Formed, Am49:20:2p03 AGA News, Am49:09:2p01 AGA News: Membership Meeting; New Jersey Tournament; Article in "Womens Day"; State of Go in Southern California; News from Go Clubs: Twin Cities, Toledo, Hartf, Am49:08:1p12 AGA Officer Election Results, Am49:06:4p50 AGA Plans to Publish an Anthology, Am49:06:4p50 AGA Secretary Job Split Up to Spread the Burden, Am49:12:3,4p25 AGA Selects New President, Am49:22:4p06 AGA Western Executive Committee Minutes, Am49:17:3p04 AGJ Takes A Sabbatical, Am49:05:4p63 Agreement Reached With Ing Foundation, Am49:28:2p03 American Go Journal Staff and Contributors - 1974 to 1980, Am49:15:5,6p02 American Honinbo Tournament, Am49:09:3p01 An American Ansafone, Am49:11:6p05 An American Pro-Am Championship, Am49:22:3p05 An Apple II Masters the McMahon, Am49:15:4p37 An Eyewitness Report On Go In Post-War Japan; John L Bauer, Am49:01:3p47 An International Affair; Roy Laird and Phil Straus, Am49:23:3p09 An International Go Tournament, Ja54:02:6p48 An Open Letter from the Editor, Am64:06:2p02
An Open Letter to the AGA Members from Sidney Kobashigawa, U.S. Representative at the 4th World Amateur Go Championship, Am49:17:1p20 Ann Arbor vs Cleveland Ratings Match, Am49:14:3p18 Announcement: Termination of offer to provide a copy of the "AGJ Anthology" to each new subscriber; AGA, Am49:08:2p27 Announcements, Am49:10:2p02, Am49:10:6p02 Another American Korean Professional, Am49:22:4p06 Another American Professional!!, Am49:24:4p03 Anyone for Amateur Radio Go?, Am49:10:2p02 Attention All Go Players: Buy Another Book Shelf, Am49:29:2p03 Banking On Go, Am49:24:4p04 Batting 1000, Am49:21:3p04 Bay Area Workshop, Am49:22:1p08 Being A Sport, Am49:22:3p06 Bell Telephone Laboratories, Am49:05:3p35 Big Brother Changed our Zip Code!, Am49:15:2,3p03 British Go Players Visit China; Stuart Dowsey, Am49:14:3p18 By-Laws Vote, Am49:27:4p04 Can The American Go Establishment Recover From a Bad Fuseki; Milton N. Bradley, Am49:09:6p16 Canadian Fujitsu, Am49:25:1p03 Canadian Go Association Formally Organized, Am49:13:4,5,6p24 Carlson Memorial Becomes Regional, Am49:22:3p07 Central Region Establishes "Triple Crown", Am49:22:3p07 Cha Chastens Cho - Jimmy Cha Beats Cho Chikun in Fujitsu Cup!!, Am49:24:1p04 Cha, Redmond To Play In SF Fujitsu Playoff, Am49:24:3p03 Challenge - Purdue vs anybody on the telephone, Am64:02:4p02 Challenger's Tournament For Hon-In-Bo, Ja54:02:2p16 Championships Gallery, Am49:19:1p09 Changes In the AGA and the Go Review, Am64:07:1p01 Changing of the Guard in Seattle; Mike Rosen, Am49:16:4p15 Chernowitz Library, Am49:05:1p16 Chess In Schools - Why Not Go?, Am49:26:2p04 China/Hong Kong Go Tour, Am49:25:4p03 Chinese Pro Games In L.A., Am49:22:4p06 Chinese Pros Give Numerical Ratings A Try, Am49:29:1p06 Chinese Pros Tour US, Am49:21:1p08 Chinese Team Invited to U.S., Am49:14:3p03 Chinese Tour, Am49:20:4p03 Cho Chi Kun Visits the U.S., Am49:18:3p04 Comic Art In Japanese Society; Conrad Skinner, Am49:19:2p23 Coming Soon: "The World Of Go" and "Test Your Strength", Am49:25:2,3p08 Committee Reports, Am49:22:3p26 Computer Eyes, Am49:23:4p03 Computer Games Olympiad Will Feature Go, Am49:23:1p04 Congratulations! Philip W. Anderson, Am49:13:1p26 Congratulations, Gentlemen! Promoted to Amateur 2 dan: Robert Gillooly, Yaichi Hayakawa, Walter W. Marseille, Scott Taylor, Am55:00:1p02 Craig Hutchinson Reappointed AGA Librarian, Am49:09:2p01 Czech It Out, Man - A Month Of Solid Go, Am49:27:1p08 Dan-Kyu Commentary Exchange Proposed, Am49:21:1p03 David Mitchell Sets World Record, Am49:12:3,4p40 Did You Know..., Am49:16:4p22, Am49:16:4p32 Digital Go Mouse, Am49:24:2p05 Does Ellery Queen Play Go?, Am49:21:1p03 Dolen Chosen World Championship Team Captain, Am49:14:1p14 Eastern and Western Executive Committees Meet, Am49:13:4,5,6p13 Eastern Executive Committee Meets to Accept Western Proposal and Formulate Bylaws, Am49:13:1p01 Eastern Go Scene, Am49:09:3p08 Editor of German "Go-Zeitung" Visits New York, Am55:00:1p02 Editorial, Am64:04:1p02, Am64:05:1p02, Am64:07:1p01 Editorial #1: Farewell from the Editor, Am64:07:2p02 Editorial #2: Is the AGA Dead? (Continued), Am64:07:2p02 Editorial #3: The Future of Go in the U.S.A., Am64:07:2p03 Editorial: Good News & Bad News, Am64:06:3p02 Eisaku Sato, Prime Minister of Japan, Presented the AGA with a Trophy, Am64:00:5p01 End of The Fourth Round; AGA, Am49:01:4p63 European Go Players Gain In Numbers and Strength, Am64:05:1p06 European Team Go, Am49:23:3p04 Famous Western Go Players, Am49:24:4p15 First 1988 Kisei Game Held In Honolulu, Am49:22:1p06 First AGA Internet Tournament, Am49:29:1p08 First International Go Tournament, Am64:00:2p02 First Issue of "Go World" Appears, Am49:12:2p09 First Life Member, Am49:24:3p04 Flash Cha's Success Continues, Am49:22:4p12 Flash! Janice Kim..., Am49:22:2p07 Flash: Expert Wins Wrong Tournament, Am49:13:4,5,6p28 Four on a Match, Am49:22:2p04 Free Compuserver Introductory Offer, Am49:27:1p07 From The Editor, Am64:05:3p01 Fujitsu Playoff In SF, Am49:24:2p05
Fujitsu Sponsors First World Go Championship, Am49:22:1p04 Fukuda in Hawaii, Am49:03:2p18 Fukuda Visit, Am49:05:3p35 Fukuda Visits New Jersey, Am64:02:1p04 Fukuda, 6 Dan, on Visit, Am64:01:3p03 Game Record, Am49:28:2p38 Games Wanted, Am49:23:4p04 Getting Organized, Am49:09:3p01 Go Activities In Japan, Ja54:01:2p16 Go Activities In Japan - Periodicals On Go, Ja54:02:1p06 Go and Go-Moku By Edward Lasker is back in print, Am49:08:3p47 Go and Sexual Intimacy, Am49:22:2p05 Go at New York City High Schools, Am64:02:4p05 Go Club Started at N.Y.U.- "Esquire" Article Credited, Bu36:01:1p01b Go Clubs: Ann Arbor, NJ Champion, Baltimore vs Washington, Delaware Valley, Am49:09:2p01 Go Comes to Long Island, Am49:11:6p05 Go Flourishing In New York, Ja54:02:3p24 Go For Bush in '92, Am49:26:1p04 Go For Sierra, Am49:26:3p03 Go Global With Internet!, Am49:26:4p04, Am49:27:1p07 Go in Business Week, Am49:26:4p03 Go in California, Am49:14:3p18 Go in D.C., Am49:14:1p03 Go in Oregon, Am49:14:1p03 Go in Princeton, Am49:15:4p24 Go in Shangri-La - Ing's World Pro Cup Comes To Beijing, Am49:22:4p04 Go in Space, Am49:27:2p05, Am49:29:1p04 Go in Taiwan, Am49:03:2p18 Go in The New York City Area; Boris J Kinsburg, Am49:01:3p46 Go in The San Francisco Area; Guthrie McClain, Am49:01:3p47 Go in The Ultimate Party Town, Am49:25:1p03 Go in The USSR; Roy Laird, Am49:24:2p32 Go in TV Land; Roy Laird, Am49:15:5,6p32 Go in U.S.A., Ja54:02:2p16 Go Libraries in the U.S., Am64:05:1p06 Go News, Am49:18:4p04, Am49:19:2p03, Am49:19:3p05, Am49:19:4p03, Am49:20:1p08, Am49:20:2p03, Am49:20:3p03, Am49:20:4p03, Am49:21:1p03, Am49:21:3p03, Am49:21:4p04 Go News Is Good News; Terry Benson, Am49:15:4p03 Go News: Japanese Tournaments, Am49:08:3p47 Go News; Roy Laird, Am49:22:1p04, Am49:22:3p05, Am49:22:4p03, Am49:23:1p03, Am49:23:2p05, Am49:23:3p03, Am49:23:4p03, Am49:24:1p04, Am49:24:2p03, Am49:24:3p03, Am49:24:4p03, Am49:25:1p03, Am49:25:2,3p03, Am49:25:4p03, Am49:26:1p03, Am49:26:2p03, Am49:26:3p03, Am49:26:4p03, Am49:27:1p07, Am49:27:2p03, Am49:27:3p03, Am49:27:4p03, Am49:28:1p03, Am49:28:2p03, Am49:28:3p03, Am49:28:4p03, Am49:29:1p03 Go on CompuServe, Am49:22:2p05 Go On NBC Nightly News, Am49:28:1p04 Go Pals in Cleveland; Yang Hwi "Yonny" Cho, Am49:13:2p15 Go Perspective Planned as New Nihon Ki-in English Magazine, Am49:12:3,4p04 Go Players' Tour to Nihon Kiin, Am49:09:3p01 Go Review Subscription Rate Increases, Am49:11:5p02 Go Review, Good (?) News, Am49:11:2p01 Go Seigen Visits New York and New Jersey, Am64:05:3p05 Go Store open; AGA, Am49:09:2p01 Go To A Festival, Am49:24:1p05 Go Trip To Japan, Am64:02:3p01 Go West, Young Players! - Ings World Youth Wei-Chi Championship Comes To Paris, Am49:22:4p04 Go, Hot Tubs and Walking On The Beach, Am49:24:3p06 Go-ing on Fifty, Am49:19:1p25 Go/Logic Teaching Syllabus Available From Dr. Ted Drange, Am49:10:6p02 Going Boeing, Am49:15:4p23 Going For The Green, Am49:25:4p04 Going With The Times - Bush Advised To Play Yosu-Miru, Am49:25:4p03 Going, Going...Gonshor, Am49:21:3p04 Gomoku Played by Computer, Am64:03:1p04 Good News, Am49:06:4p50 Good News About "Go World"!, Am49:28:1p03 Graded Go Problems For Beginners, Vol 2, Am49:20:1p08 Hard Copy Too, Am49:23:4p03 Hard Working Professionals, Am49:27:3p06 Haruyama, 7Dan, In New York, Am49:11:6p04 Hashimoto-Fujisawa Match, Ja54:02:3p24 Heather Plays Go, Am49:27:2p05 Help Wanted: AGA Treasurer & AGA Business Manager, Am49:24:4p04 Here She Comes Again; Roy Laird, Am49:18:3p03 High Notes; Bob High, Am49:23:1p07 High Office, Am49:26:4p03 High Ranking Players Promoted, Ja54:02:2p14 Historic Pro-Pro Game, Japan-U.S. Telematch in San Francisco, Am49:19:2p03 Honinbo and Kyu Championships, Am49:11:4p02 Honinbo Preliminary Tournament, Ja54:02:2p16 Honinbo Shukaku (Takagawa) has again successfully defended his title.., Am49:05:3p40 Honorary Member - Hu Hui Chan, Bu36:01:1p01b Houston Will Host 1994 Fujitsu, Am49:28:3p03 IBM Sponsors Go Championship in Japan, Am49:22:2p04 Important Notice! New Diagram Conventions, Am49:26:1p03 ING $$ Will Support Masters Tournament, Am49:29:1p03 Ing Foundation Offers Major Grant, Am49:27:3p03 Instant Go News; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:14:2p16, Am49:14:4p18, Am49:14:5,6p23 Instant Go Tenuki, Am49:15:1p03 International Go Tournament Photo, Ja54:03:1p05 International Go Tournament To Be Played Under New Rules, Ja54:02:6p48 International Postal Go, Am49:24:3p05 Internet, Am49:27:3p06 Internet Update; Mindy McAdams, Am49:28:4p11 IPI And "Hard Copy", Am49:24:2p03 IPI And IBM, Am49:24:2p03 Is the AGA Dead, Am64:01:3p01 Ishi Press International Plays A Fast-Pace Opening, Am49:21:1p15 Ishi Press International Stakes Out A Big Territory, Am49:23:1p04 Ishi Press Makes Changes, Stays on Track, Am49:29:1p03 Ishi Press Review, Am49:27:1p08 Ishi Presses Onward - Third New Title In Under A Year, Am49:21:2p04 Iwamoto & Matsui: A New Yorker's View, Am49:07:3p48 Iwamoto 9D and Chizu Kobayashi 5D will be in New York for the Eastern Honinbo Tournament, Am49:14:3p04 Iwamoto Professional Team in N.Y.C., Am49:10:5p03 Iwamoto Visits New York Area, Am64:01:2p03 Iwamoto Visits The U.S., Am49:16:2p32 James Kerwin arrived in Tokyo to become the first American Shodan, Am49:09:2p01 Janice Kim Places Third in Korean Pro Tournament, Am49:27:4p04 Janice Kim Takes 2nd in Youth Tournament, Am49:19:4p05 Janice Kim wins Again, Am49:19:1p03 Japanese Go Touring Mission, Am64:06:2p03 Jiang Offers Clinics In Cleveland, California, Am49:25:4p03 John Goodell Sold over 3,500 Go sets, Am49:06:4p50 John Lee Unbeaten in Europe's Ing Cup, Am49:29:2p03 John Lee's Excellent Adventure, Am49:27:3p09 Judan Tournament, Am49:09:3p01 Jujo's Bootcamp - The First Annual Cleveland Go Workshop; Chris Garlock, Am49:26:2p08 Kajiwara Visits New York; Terry Benson, Am49:13:4,5,6p29 Kansas State University Go Club, Am49:11:6p04 Kerwin Update, Am49:15:5,6p08, Am49:16:1p05 Kerwin Visits California, Am49:23:1p04 Kido, Am49:05:2p18 Kikuchi As Hope of Amateurs, Ja54:02:3p24 Kisei Title Game Comes To Atlanta, Am49:29:1p04 Know Your Officers - Jay Eliasberg, Am64:02:4p05 Know Your Officers - Paul Anderson, Am64:02:1p01 Know Your Officers - Ruth Thompson, Am64:02:3p05 Know Your Officers - Walt McKibben, Am64:02:2p03 Ko, Heave Ho!, Am49:23:3p04 Korea Tour, Am49:22:4p07 Korean International Tournament, Am49:24:1p06 Korean Professionals Visit the U.S., Am49:13:2p07, Am49:13:3p01 LA Pro Beats Two 9-Dans, Am49:23:1p03 Larry Brauner - New AGA Secretary, Am49:11:4p03 Las Vegas Open, Am49:25:2,3p04 Late Breaking Congress News, Am49:29:2p05 Learn Go by Mail - American Go Institute Offers Correspondence Course; Richard Dolen, Am49:22:2p05 Lee Hartman Elected President of the AGA, Bu36:01:1p01b Let's Go Oklahoma!, Am49:11:4p06 Letter From Abroad; Lester and Elizabeth Morris, Felix Dueball, Richard Nethercut, Ja54:02:1p02 Letter: Greater Washington Go Club; Ray E. Kukol, Am49:10:1p02 Letter; Alfred R. Pray, Am49:09:4p03 Letter; Carl Harp, Am49:10:6p02 Letter; Tzu-ping Shao, Am49:09:3p03 Letters and Comments; John Goon, Roger Barth, Jonathan Skinner, Tom Trilling, Chris Nevison, Francois Petitjean, Tom Reuterdahl, Am49:14:1p30 Letters To The Editor; Bob Ryder, Melvin Rosenfeld, Max Warshauer, Am49:19:2p05 Letters To The Editor; Jonathan Wood, Joel Sanet, Am49:20:1p05 Letters To The Editor; Jung Soo-Hyon, Joel Sanet, Am49:19:3p04 Letters....We "Don't" Get Letters Error Corrections in Kitani - go and I, Bent-4 In the Corner, Segoe: Life and Death, 4-Stone Handicap Game; AGA, Am49:15:4p39 Letters; Elliot Adams, Robert McCallister, Anton Ninno, Am49:10:1p08 Letters; John B. Colson, Richard Werner, Am49:13:2p18 Letters; Juichi Tsushima, Arao Imamura, Kensaku Segoe, Kiyoko Ito, Ja54:01:1p03 Letters; Robert Ryder, Robert Lerche, Bill Spight, Philip Tracy, Jonathan Skinner, Harold Shindel, Doug Cable, John Reiber, Am49:13:1p30 Letters; Yoshinori Imagawa, Ryan Massey, Paul Styar, Am49:13:4,5,6p36 List of Members; AGA, Am49:01:4p61
Live At Five, Am49:22:1p08 Local and Foreign Programs Split Prizes In Third International Computer Wei-ch'i Congress, Am49:22:1p05 Looking For A Few Good Kids, Am49:23:4p04 Looking for Spring '74 Go Review To Purchase; Harry Gonshor, Am49:10:3p02 MACRave, Am49:22:1p08 Man Nyun Peh - An Application of The Super Ko Rule In The Opening; Andy Finch, Am49:26:2p19 Manhattan Go Club Moves to 47 West 44th St., Am49:16:4p03 Manhattan Go Club Opens; Roy Laird, Am49:15:4p19 Matsuda, 6-dan in semi-finals, Am49:09:3p01 Matsushita Endows Education Fund, Am49:19:1p03 MD Magazine; Marilyn Stern, Am49:22:1p08 Media Mentions, Am49:26:1p04 Meijin Magic, Am49:22:4p05 Meijin Masters Manhattan, Am49:21:4p07 Message From the Editor, Am64:03:2p02 Message From the New President, Am64:03:2p02 Metropolitan Go League; Larry Brauner, Am49:11:5p03, Am49:11:6p04 Michael Redmond An American Professional, Am49:20:1p18 Michael Redmond Makes Professional 5-Dan, Am49:19:4p04 Michael Redmond Promotes to 6-Dan, Am49:22:3p05 Michael Redmond Reaches 3 Dan, Am49:18:2p03 Miscellaneous, Am64:05:3p07 Miscellaneous Items, Am64:02:6p10 Miscellany, Am49:04:2p32, Am64:06:2p05, Am64:06:3p06, Am64:07:1p04, Am64:07:2p06 Missing Go Reviews, Am49:09:2p01 Missing Persons Bureau, Am49:16:1p05 Mixed Pairs Draws Forty Players, Am49:27:3p08 Miyashita 9Dan Coming to New York, Am64:05:1p09 Miyashita Visit, Am64:05:2p04 Montana Go Club Grows, Am49:26:4p04, Am49:27:2p04 More Go Coverage, Am49:14:1p03 More New Products, Am49:24:3p04 Mrs Ito Leads In Women's Championship, Ja54:02:5p40 My Trip Abroad; Chizu Kobayashi, Am49:15:2,3p31 N.Y.C. Go Scene, Am49:10:4p03 National Fantasy Fun Federation, Am64:03:3p06 Native Talent - The Sheraton Sponsors American Professional Event, Am49:22:1p04 NEMESIS Chosen Game of the Month, Am49:21:3p03 NEMESIS Moves Ahead, Am49:22:1p06 New AGA Executive Committee Meets, Am49:11:6p08 New Building For Nihon Kiin, Am64:05:3p06 New By-Laws, Am49:27:3p06 New From Ishi Press "All About Life and Death", Am49:27:3p04 New From Toyogo, Am49:25:2,3p09 New Go Club - Go Circle, Am49:09:1p16 New In Print - "The Great Joseki Debates" and "Opening Theory Made Easy", Am49:26:4p03 New Members, Am49:02:2p17 New Shareware Release, Am49:29:2p04 New Supplement to Shareware Favorite, Am49:29:1p07 New Teaching Aids - Korean-American Pro Translates Teacher's Book, Am49:29:1p07 New York Go Club Elections, Am49:14:1p03 New York Go Club Elects Officers, Am64:03:2p04 New York Players Meet Twice Weekly, Bu36:01:1p01b News, Am49:09:1p01, Am49:09:3p01, Am49:09:4p01, Am49:09:5p01, Am49:17:4p04, Am49:18:1p04, Am49:18:2p03 News Flash: Dr. R.M. Ryder promoted to 5 dan, Am64:02:4p02 News From Japan, Am49:09:4p03, Am49:09:5p03, Am49:09:6p01, Am49:10:1p10, Am49:10:6p01, Am49:11:1p15, Ja54:01:1p08 News From Japan; Bob Terry, Am49:16:4p20 News of Go - (1, 2, 4, and 5 degree awarded to American Players), Am49:07:4p54 Newspapers Sponsor Two Matches Between Go Seigen and Takagawa, Ja54:02:4p32 Next From Ishi Press "Forcing Moves", Am49:28:1p03 Nihon Ki-in America Founded, Am49:27:2p04 Nihon Kiin America Requests Proposals, Am49:28:2p04 Nihon Kiin Awards (Shodan: Nathan J. Fine, Ralph H. Fox, Lien-sheng Yang; Nidan: Koshi Takashima; Godan: Takao Matsuda), Am49:05:3p48 Nihon Kiin Championship, Am49:09:3p01 Nikko Hotel Match in San Francisco, Am49:22:2p05 No New Notice on Go Review, Am49:12:2p09 No News is No News, Am49:17:2p05 Nominations Open For President; VP's To Be Chosen Later This Year, Am49:27:1p08 NYC Mailjam, Am49:09:6p16 Of Solid Matter, Am49:07:1,2p22, Am49:07:1,2p22 Official Go Newsletter of the New York Go Club, Am64:07:1p03 Old Go Mags Get Big $$, Am49:29:1p10 On The Internet - Internet Go Server Moves to Korea, Am49:29:1p07 On The Scene In L.A.; Bob Terry, Am49:23:3p15 Online Go Forum At Delphi, Am49:27:2p03 Oops...... Letters to the Editor; Roger Barth, Warren Litt, Am49:15:4p20 Overheard At the Go Congress, Am49:19:4p28 Pair Goes Pro, Am49:29:1p06 Panasonic Introduces Electronic Go Game, Am49:15:2,3p29 Past and Present Presidents of Nippon Kiin Visit AGA Headquarters, Am49:03:4p49 Personal Notes, Am64:04:1p08 Personalities in The AGA, Am49:13:4,5,6p39 Philadelphia Go Day, Am49:11:6p05 Philly Stakes, Am49:22:3p07 Photos, Am49:09:5p16 Photos: C.S. Chen and Roger Newlander, Takagawa, Am49:08:3p47 Places, Am49:19:2p03, Am49:19:3p05 Play Go By Mail, Am64:01:3p02, Am64:03:2p04, Am64:06:1p05 Player of the Year, Am49:27:3p05 Players: Michael Redmond, Am49:18:4p04 Playing Conditions, Ja54:02:2p16 Postal AGA Go Club, Am49:11:6p04 Presenting Pente; Barbara Calhoun, Am49:17:1p22 Presidents Message from Dr. R.M. Ryder, Am64:04:1p08 Pro Tours This Summer, Am49:25:4p04 Professional Go Player Visit to U.S., Am64:07:1p04 Professional Visit, Am49:14:5,6p17 Professional Workshops, Am49:26:1p04 Professionals Galore, Am49:15:4p36 Proposal for a Go Tour by R.A. McCallister, Am64:06:1p04 Pros On The Move, Am49:22:3p07 Public Notice, Am49:23:4p04 Public Radio, Am49:22:1p08 Public Service Ad Features Go, Am49:27:2p05 Rating Advances, Am49:27:3p06 Rating Commission Update, Am49:24:2p04 Reach Out And Play Someone, Am49:25:1p04 Record Level of Play, Am49:27:3p05 Recording Industry, Am49:24:2p03 Redmond & Kobayashi Attend U.S. Tournament, Am49:19:1p03 Redmond Beats Takemiya, Am49:22:4p03 Redmond Cup Update, Am49:28:2p05 Redmond Defeats World Champion!, Am49:27:4p04 Redmond On A Roll, Am49:23:2p05 Redmond Scores, Am49:21:3p03 Redmond Wins Again In Fujitsu, Am49:25:1p03 Regional Pair Go Tournaments to Be Set, Am49:27:2p03 Regional Pair Tournaments to be Held, Am49:27:4p04, Am49:28:1p04 Regional VP Selection Completed, Am49:27:2p03 Relson Chosen Team Captain, Am49:15:4p37 Reminder For Las Vegas, Am49:26:2p04 Report of the Election Committee, Am64:03:2p01 Report of the Nominating Committee, Am64:03:1p01 Requests, Am64:06:2p04 Reviews of Go Activities In Japan, Ja54:01:1p05 Robert G. High Memorial Award, Am49:28:1p04 Robinson Go Library Listings, Am49:10:4p13, Am49:10:5p13 Robinson Go Library; Craig Hutchinson, Am49:10:4p04 Roger Newlander Translations, Am49:06:1p09 Rogue Valley Go Tournament, Am49:14:3p03 Russian Publisher Likes Intellectual Games, Am49:27:2p04 San Francisco Go Club Survives Quake: Devotees Take "Quake Draws" After "The Pretty Big One"; Lloyd Gowen, Am49:23:3p04 San Francisco Setback, Am49:22:1p06 Schedule for the Go Professional's Visit to North America, Am49:10:1p02 Second Encounter, Am49:07:4p64 Secretary Report, Am49:09:1p03 Seki Within Seki; IJ Good, Am49:05:2p18 Shodan Diplomas Awarded (Robert Gillooly, Katsumi Nishiyama, Yaichi Hayakawa, Karl Davis Robinson, Edward Lasker), Am49:04:4p49 Similar Time Next Year, Am49:27:3p07 Singapore Fling - The Sixth World Youth Wei-chi Championship; Ernest Brown, Am49:23:3p06 Small Moves, Am49:22:1p08 Some Eastern Notes, Am49:15:4p36 Some Western Views, Am49:13:1p25 Special Membership Created, Am49:13:1p01 Suggested: A Go Summer Camp, Am64:07:1p02 Summer Go Camp?, Am64:07:2p05 T&E Moves To AGN, Am49:27:2p05 Takagawa Still Champion, Ja54:02:3p24 Takao Matsuda is New Jersey Open Go Champion for 1967, Am64:01:1p01 Takao Matsuda is writing a book on "Basic Form in Go", Am49:07:1,2p22 Takao Matsuda won the 1964 Eastern Seaboard Honinbo Tournament, Am64:00:2p01 Tasuko Masubuchi Visits the U.S., Am49:04:4p49 Team Match Between Formosa and Korea, Ja54:02:3p24 The "AGJ Anthology" is printed and bound, Am49:07:1,2p22 The 1988 Annual AGA Board of Directors Meeting, Am49:22:3p25 The 1990 North American Fujitsu Qualifying Tournament - Jimmy Cha Wins Again!, Am49:23:4p07 The 9th World Youth Wei Ch'i Championship, Am49:26:1p03 The AGA Executive Committees, Am49:15:5,6p07 The AGA Prepares for the 90s, Am49:22:3p03 The AGA Workhorses, Am49:15:5,6p27 The Bay Area Gets a Pro, Am49:22:1p07 The British Invasion; Francis Roads, Am49:23:3p08 The Children's Crusade, Am49:26:3p03 The First AGA Internet Go Tournament, Am49:29:2p03 The First International Tournament, Ja54:03:1p08 The Game of Go, by A. Smith, is Back in Print, Am49:06:1p09 The Go Review Ghost Lingers On, Am49:13:1p03 The Ing Grant: How Will It Be Used?, Am49:28:4p16 The International Go Federation, Am49:19:3p08 The Iwaki Cup, Am49:22:3p06 The Kisei In New York, Am49:22:3p06 The London Go Center Closes; Terry Benson, Am49:13:4,5,6p35 The New Bulletin, Bu36:01:1p01a The New York Go Club is on the Move, Am49:14:3p03 The Professionals, Am49:21:4p24 The Resurgence of the New York Go Club, Am49:06:3p33 The Second European Go-Congress, Am49:07:1,2p23 The State of Go - New Jersey, Am49:06:1p09 The Tenth Canadian Go Championship, Go-ing All Out, Am49:21:3p04 The World Amateur Go Championship, Am49:26:2p06 Theory & Go Meeting; Klaus Heine, Am49:10:2p02 There's Go In Them Thar Hills, Am49:26:1p03 Third US-Korea Friendship Baduk Tournament, Am49:25:1p04 This Just In, Am49:25:2,3p69 Three Terminal Groups: AMCOM Network, The OPENNetwork BBS on Go & Computers, The GoBoard, Am49:22:4p21 Tokyo in 1970? See Bozulich!, Am64:03:2p04 Too Much To Talk About, Am49:22:3p05 Top Chinese Pro Visits California, Am49:29:1p06 Tournament Photos, Am49:09:4p05 Tournament Time, Am49:24:3p05 Travel Notes of R.A. McCallister, Am64:06:1p04 Traveling Tournament, Am64:02:3p05 Tulsa Tournament, Am49:25:1p05 U.S. Go News, Am49:11:3p02 U.S. Go Players in Tokyo, Am64:02:5p03 U.S. News, Am49:11:2p01 U.S. Team vs Canada, Am49:11:5p03 US Amateur Beats Professional, Am49:23:2p05 US Resident Plays For $400,000, Am49:26:2p03 Venezuelan Invitation, Am49:27:2p04 Visit of Japanese Professionals, Sept 1972, Am64:06:1p05
Visits and Visitors, Am49:05:2p18 Volga Boat Trip, Am49:24:3p03 Wang Wi Wows Winter Watchers, Am49:23:1p03 Wanted For Evaluation, Am49:29:2p06 We're A Sport, Am49:22:1p08 Well Known Faces, Am49:08:2p32 West Coast Report, Am49:09:1p02 Western Committee Meeting, Am49:15:5,6p08 Western Executive Committee Formed, Am49:13:1p01 Western Go Professionals in the News, Am49:14:1p02 Western Go Scene, Am49:09:3p09 Westerners Finally Make Professional Shodan (James Kerwin), Am49:13:1p03 What Makes A Winner, Am49:21:4p05 What's New; Roy Laird, Am49:25:2,3p07 Who Gets To Play In Fujitsu, Am49:23:4p12 Who's Who in Fujitsu - A Brief Look At Some of the Top US Players, Am49:23:4p08 Winter Go Workshop With Jim Kerwin, Am49:27:3p04 World Cup, Am49:22:4p03 World Pro Cup and Fifth Youth Championship To Be Held Together In Paris, Am49:22:1p05 World Youth Playoff, Am49:21:1p03 Young Yanks, Am49:19:4p04 Youth Championship Selection Coming Up, Am49:27:1p08 Yutopian Publishes Go Book - "Killer of Go", Am49:28:3p03 Zen Go Circle Saki League, Am49:11:6p04 NOTES A Letter To The Editor; Walter W Marseille, Am49:04:3.5p03 A Letter to the Secretary; Albert Lai Moon, Am49:04:2p21 A Matter of Life and Death; David A. Mechner, Am49:25:4p30 A Note On Chinese Counting, Am49:26:4p15 A Window of Opportunity - An Interview with Anton Dovydaitis of Ishi Press, Am49:29:1p41 AGA Questionnaire Results, Am49:27:2p17 All A-Board; Roger White, Am49:18:4p06, Am49:19:1p06, Am49:19:2p06, Am49:19:4p06, Am49:20:1p06, Am49:20:2p08, Am49:20:3p06, Am49:20:4p10, Am49:21:2p06, Am49:22:1p12 An Interesting Letter; Ralph Fox, Am49:02:3p47 An Open Letter to The AGA; Robert McCallister, Am49:21:2p06 Aristotle On Go - Where East Meets West; David Mechner, Am49:25:2,3p34 Baduk and Life; Dr. Seoung-Yong Hong, Am49:25:1p33 Big Board Go; Bob High, Am49:24:1p12 Broadening Your Go Horizons "Go" (Dutch), "The Deutsche Go-Zeitung" (German), "Go- Revue Francais du Go" (France); Bob High, Am49:21:4p06 Comment; AGA, Am64:05:2p03 Confucius, Elmer Davis, and The New York Times, Am49:01:4p54 Correspondence Go?, Am49:02:4p64 Criteria For Selection of Invitational Tournament Contenders - US Representative to the World Amateur Go Championships, Am49:28:4p32 Dan-Kyu Very Much, Am49:22:1p11 Deviant Go; Bob High, Am49:24:1p12 Did You Know, Am49:17:4p13, Am49:17:4p22, Am49:17:4p29, Am49:17:4p29, Am49:18:3p07, Am49:18:4p06 Did You Know...?, Am49:17:3p31, Am49:17:3p32 Did You Know; Ted Drange, Am49:18:1p05, Am49:18:1p25 Direction of Play; Ken Koester, Am49:22:1p26, Am49:22:2p28, Am49:24:2p28 Do Go Players Have More Testosterone?, Am49:22:3p17 Does God Play Go?, Am49:25:1p32 Etudes; Bob High, Am49:24:1p14 European Excursions; Bob High, Am49:24:1p13 First Unified US Championship; Roy Laird & Phil Straus, Am49:22:3p23 Five Minutes To More Cultured Go-Playing; Janice Kim, Am49:20:1p06 Go And Cognitive Psychology; Peter Shotwell, Am49:19:1p07 Go and Fencing - Review of "Gote No Sente", Am49:20:2p09 Go and the I Ching, Am49:25:1p23 Go By Golly By Post; Tom Schmidel, Am49:20:3p06 Go in Argentina, Am49:09:4p06 Go in Japan, Am49:17:3p10 Go Kiburi and The Chief's Wraith; Bob High, Am49:24:4p39 Go Kiburi In The Middle Ages; Bob High, Am49:23:4p40 Go Players Do It In Groups, Am49:25:4p27 Go, Ghosts and Gambling - Is There Life After Death?; Peter Shotwell, Am49:19:2p08 Go: The Study of Buddhist Ideals; Ernest Brown, Am49:24:1p16 Hands Across The Water; Ken Koester, Am49:16:3p06 High Notes; Bob High, Am49:21:3p05, Am49:22:1p10, Am49:22:2p18, Am49:22:4p13, Am49:23:4p16, Am49:24:1p12, Am49:24:3p30, Am49:24:4p34 How To Get "Client Software" (The Easy Way), Am49:27:2p08 How To Get "Client Software" (The Hard Way), Am49:27:2p10 How To Get on the Go Server, Am49:27:2p14 How To Get On The Internet, Am49:27:2p06 How To Play Go On The Internet; Mindy McAdams, Am49:27:2p06 How to Report Tournament Results, Am49:22:1p26 How To Tell Chess Where To Go, Am49:18:3p14 Important IGS Commands, Am49:27:2p07 Instant Go Chapter 10 -- Breakout; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:24:4p20 Japanese Glossary, Am49:03:3p46 Kanji, Am49:09:2p13 Kerwin's "Meta-Game" Stars at Workshop; Christopher Garlock, Am49:29:2p14 Korean Champion Visits U.S.; Terry Benson, Am49:15:4p06 LA Kisei; Gary Roberts, Am49:21:1p05 Laser, Truth, Kids; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:24:4p30 Less Common Commands, Am49:27:2p11 Let's Go - Part 1: Getting Started; None Redmond, Am49:29:1p44 Letter To The Editor; George Chernowitz, Am49:02:4p64 Letter; David Levner, Am49:09:6p01 Letter; Litton Go Club, Am49:09:5p03 Letters To The Editor; Rudolf Aron, Am49:01:2p31 Life In Amateur B League; Michael J. Simon, Am49:27:1p14 Literary Fancies; Bob High, Am49:24:1p14 Long-Distance Go; Carl Mendez and George Meyer, Am49:20:2p08 Make Your Own Demonstration Board; Roger White, Am49:22:1p12 Mathematical Go; Bob High, Am49:24:3p30 Miscellany, Am49:03:1p16 New AGA Software, Am49:22:1p10 New Games For Go Players; Bob High, Am49:26:2p34 Non-Standard Standards; Bob High, Am49:24:1p12 Note On Counting During the Game; Walter Marseille, Am49:03:1p01 Odd Notes On Go; J.T. Fairbairn, From the British Go Journal, Am64:06:1p06 Origins: Part 1; Peter Shotwell, Am49:22:4p28 Origins: Part 2 - Go, Gods and Men; Peter Shotwell, Am49:23:4p35 People's Republic of China Visit Report; John Maier, Am49:14:5,6p12 Please Note; AGA, Am49:02:4p53 Postal Go In The U.S.; Theodore Drange, Am49:10:3p06 Postal Go: More Than Just The Game; Roger White, Am49:19:1p06 Ranks and the Stats Box, Am49:27:2p12 Rating Program, Am49:22:1p11 Read This Aloud; Phil Straus, Am49:22:1p36 Reasons For Preferring Go To Chess; Ted Drange, Am49:18:3p15 Renewal of Student Memberships, Am49:02:4p64 Seasons Greetings, Am49:18:4p17 Showing The Stones: Tips on Photographing Go; Kenneth M. Koester, Jr., Am49:16:4p22 So What?; Bob High, Am49:24:1p14 Souvenirs; Joe Engel, Am49:20:1p03 Stepping Stones; Ernest Brown, Am49:24:1p16, Am49:24:2p18, Am49:25:1p23 Strength - Degrees and Ranks, Am49:03:2p18 Talking Stones; Peter Shotwell, Am49:18:4p07, Am49:19:1p07, Am49:19:2p07, Am49:19:4p07, Am49:20:1p07, Am49:20:2p09, Am49:20:3p07, Am49:21:1p07, Am49:21:2p07, Am49:21:3p06, Am49:22:1p18, Am49:22:2p09, Am49:22:4p28, Am49:23:4p35 Teaching Go To Children (Part 1); Peter Freedman, Am49:24:4p14 Teaching Go To Children: Part 2; Peter Freedman, Am49:26:1p18 The 10 Commandments of Handicap Go; Bob Terry, Am49:27:2p24 The Battle is On! (New York Six Week Tournament), Am49:02:4p64 The Black Hole Theory of Go; By Players Zero, Minus One, et al., Am49:29:1p24 The Empty Board - Attachment; William S. Cobb, Am49:29:1p20 The Empty Board Go Proverbs as Koans; William S. Cobb, Am49:29:2p34 The First Go Lesson - Or How to Teach a Beginner and Have Him Come Back to Play Some More, Am64:06:1p01 The Flavor of the Game; Bob High, Am49:23:4p16 The Glass Bead Game; Ernest Brown, Am49:24:2p18 The Imagination Network, Am49:27:2p14 The Master Said; Confucious, The Analects, Am49:01:1p07 The Masters' Quirks; Stuart Dowsey, Am49:11:6p23 The Pros Who Taught Us, Am49:26:3p14 The Quaking, Am49:21:2p32 Thoughts On "The Protracted Game" Book Review, Am49:21:1p07 Top five reasons not to give up Go for a career in interior design:, Am49:29:1p34 Topological Go; Bob High, Am49:24:1p13 Triumphal Tour of Japan, Am49:17:4p06 Turning Points, A Report by Terry Benson, AGA President, Am49:15:4p04 Two Regular Go Nights (New York Area), Am49:02:4p64 Two-for-One Go; Bob High, Am49:24:1p13 User Beware - Anarchy Reigns on the IGS, Am49:27:2p14 Vacation In Paradise; Joel Sanet, Am49:18:3p27 Vice President's Memo, Am49:09:3p03 Walking Stones - Going For the Go(ld); Peter Shotwell, Am49:29:1p22 Waylaid By Wei-Chi; Dan Deneen, Am49:26:4p13 We Must All Publicize Go, Am49:13:4,5,6p38 What Is The American Go Foundation, Am49:26:2p38 What You Think (Or What We Think You Think); Roy Laird, Am49:27:2p16 Who We Are: A Membership Survey, Am49:22:4p13 Why's Your Rating; AGA, Am49:24:4p38 OBITUARY A Tragic Loss: Brian Castledine, Am49:14:1p02 Dr. Robert M. Ryder, March 8, 1915 - July 21, 1994, Am49:28:4p03 In Memoriam: Karl Davis Robinson, Am49:08:4p64 In Memoriam: Richard C. Blanchfield, Am55:00:1p02 Jack Schwartz, Am64:01:2p02 Obituaries - James Varela, Dr. Gilbert Rosenthal, John Barrs, Am64:05:2p03 Obituary - Deborah Osborne, Am49:22:1p07 Obituary - Dr. Ralph H. Fox, Am49:09:2p03 Obituary - Edward Lasker (1885-1981): An Appreciation; Gerald E. Pinto, Am49:16:1p06 Obituary - Felix Khuner 1907-1991, Am49:25:2,3p06 Obituary - Harry Gonshor 1928-1991, Am49:25:2,3p06 Obituary - M. Cohen, Am64:05:3p06 Obituary - Mitsuo Horiguchi; Robert M. Ryder, Am49:24:1p05 Obituary - Susumu Yasumura, Am49:24:2p04 Obituary - Walt McKibben 1926-1994, Am49:29:1p12 Robert Gordon High 1946-1993; Roy Laird, Am49:27:1p03 The Passing of "The Great Kitani", Am49:11:4p05 We Regret: Obituary Bowles, Joseph P., Am49:01:1p07 PROBLEMS 10 Problems, Am49:01:1p01b 37 Hours With A Superb Go Teacher; Phil Straus, Am49:23:4p20 5 X 5 Go; James Davies, Am49:28:2p09 6 x 6 Go; James Davies, Am49:29:1p17 A New Lincoln Memorial; Nakayama Noriyuki, recorded by Phil Straus, Am49:28:4p19 Answer to Cover Problem, Am49:09:1p17, Am49:09:2p11, Am49:09:4p04, Am49:09:5p02, Am49:09:6p07, Am49:10:1p08, Am49:10:2p05, Am49:10:3p11, Am49:10:4p07, Am49:10:5p10, Am49:10:6p05, Am49:11:1p08, Am49:11:2p10, Am49:11:3p15, Am49:11:5p24, Am49:12:1p20, Am49:12:2p23, Am49:12:3,4p43, Am49:13:2p33, Am49:13:3p24, Am49:14:1p28, Am49:14:5,6p48, Am49:15:1p23, Am49:15:4p40, Am49:16:2p32, Am49:17:3p27 Answer To Cover Problem; Fujisawa, Am49:11:4p22 Answer to Cover Problem; Shimoda, Am49:09:3p15 Answer to Ladder Problem, Am49:15:2,3p43
Answer To Problem on Page 21, Ja54:02:3p24 Answer To Problem on Page 27, Ja54:02:4p32 Answer to the Chosei problem (v04:2p13), Am49:04:2p18 Answers To Kim's Killers, Am49:21:4p46 Answers to Nakayama Problems, Am49:19:1p24 Answers to Problems, Am49:05:2p25 Answers to Problems Continued, Am49:05:2p29 Answers to Problems on Page 2, Am49:05:1p13 Answers to Problems on page 23, Am49:07:1,2p31 Answers To Problems on Page 3, Am49:04:1p16 Answers To Problems on page 33, Ja54:02:5p40 Answers To Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:25:2,3p69 Beware of an Automatic Answer; Magari, Am49:09:1p15 Chinese Problems, Am49:20:2p14 Corner Positions Leading to Ko, Seki, or Capture; Bruno Ruger, Am49:02:1p13 Cover Problem, Am49:09:1p00a, Am49:09:2p00a, Am49:09:3p00a, Am49:09:4p00a, Am49:09:5p00a, Am49:09:6p00a, Am49:10:1p00a, Am49:10:2p00a, Am49:10:3p00a, Am49:10:4p00a, Am49:10:5p00a, Am49:10:6p00a, Am49:11:1p00a, Am49:11:2p00a, Am49:11:3p00a, Am49:11:4p00a, Am49:11:5p00a, Am49:11:6p00a, Am49:12:1p00a, Am49:12:2p00a, Am49:12:3,4p00a, Am49:12:5,6p00a, Am49:13:1p00a, Am49:13:2p00a, Am49:13:3p00a, Am49:14:1p00a, Am49:14:5,6p00b, Am49:15:1p00b, Am49:15:4p00b, Am49:16:2p00b, Am49:17:3p00b Does the Ladder Work? Problem, Am49:15:2,3p35 East Coast Chinro, Am49:19:1p21 Enjoyable Self-Test; Rin Kai Ho (Meijin), Am49:09:1p11 Fun Go Tests; Sakata, Am49:10:2p05 Go Seigen Leads In Matches, Ja54:02:5p40 How To Choose Joseki Part 2; Yi-lun Yang, in collaboration with Phil Straus, Am49:27:1p28 How To Choose Joseki; Yi-lun Yang, in collaboration with Phil Straus, Am49:26:4p20 Igo Test 4th Kyu, Am49:09:3p16 Igo Test For 8th Kyu; Rin Meijin, Am49:09:2p15 In Praise of Tsume Go (Life and Death) Part 1; Nobuaki Maeda, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:21:4p42 In Praise of Tsume Go Part 2 - How Beginners Should Study Life and Death Problems; Bob Terry, Am49:25:4p18 In Praise of Tsume Go Part 2 - Solutions; Bob Terry, Am49:25:4p32 Jim's Journal: Attacking; James Kerwin, Am49:25:1p20 Jim's Journal: How To Use Power; James Kerwin, Am49:24:4p17 Jim's Journal: Part 2 - Finish The Opening; James Kerwin, Am49:23:3p21 Jim's Journal: Part 3 - Attack The Frontiers; James Kerwin, Am49:24:1p30 Jim's Journal: Playing On The Frontiers Part II; James Kerwin, Am49:24:3p22 Jimmy Cha's Challenge, Am49:23:4p12 Killers By Kim, Am49:21:4p36, Am49:22:1p16, Am49:22:2p24, Am49:22:3p12, Am49:22:4p22 Killers by Kim - Answers, Am49:22:1p35, Am49:22:2p26, Am49:22:3p35, Am49:22:4p24 Last Dango in Rochester - Solution; Bob High, Am49:25:2,3p70 Last Dango in Rochester; Bob High, Am49:25:2,3p24 Life & Death from A to Z Solutions, Am49:22:1p36, Am49:22:2p27, Am49:22:3p40, Am49:22:4p25, Am49:23:1p25, Am49:23:2p26, Am49:24:2p35, Am49:24:4p37, Am49:25:1p37 Life and Death From A to Z, (A,B,C); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:22:1p17 Life and Death From A to Z, (D,E,F); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:22:2p25 Life and Death From A to Z, (G,H,I); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:22:3p13 Life and Death From A to Z, (J,K,L); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:22:4p23 Life and Death From A to Z, (M,N,O); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:23:1p19 Life and Death From A to Z, (P,Q,R); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:23:2p22 Life and Death From A to Z, (S,T,U); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:24:2p17 Life and Death From A to Z, (V,W,X); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:24:4p16 Life and Death From A to Z, (Y,Z); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-DAo Lin, Am49:25:1p19 Life In B League; Janice Kim, Am49:29:1p31 Look For Effective Cuts; Kano, Am49:09:1p12 Maeda's Life and Death Answer to Problem, Am49:21:4p48 One Point Igo Lessons, Am49:09:4p14 Presidential Problems Part 1: Winning a Won Game, Am49:27:4p21 Problem, Ja54:02:3p21 Problems, Am49:02:1p05, Am49:02:3p41, Am49:03:3p43, Am49:05:1p02, Am49:05:3p39, Am49:06:1p07, Am49:07:1,2p23, Am49:07:3p41, Am49:08:4p60, Ja54:02:4p27, Ja54:02:5p33 Problems - Aggressive Attitude, Am49:01:3p38 Problems - Connecting Groups, Am49:01:4p54
Problems - Saving Threatened Groups, Am49:01:2p18 Problems from the magazine Ki-en, Am49:03:2p03 Problems Solutions, Am49:05:3p47 Problems; Koshi Takashima, Am49:05:2p24 Rin's Igo Tests, Am49:09:4p12, Am49:09:5p11 Rin's Igo Tests For 6th Kyus, Am49:10:2p08 Sakata's Igo Tests (4th Kyu), Am49:10:1p12 Sakata's One Point IGo Lessons, Am49:09:5p14, Am49:09:6p14 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 1; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:25:2,3p33 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 2; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:25:4p19 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 3; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:26:1p23 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 4; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:26:2p20 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 5; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:26:3p28 Sensei Yang's Life and Death Part 6; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:27:3p19 So What were the answers to those Bill and Jill problems, anyway?, Am49:29:2p38 Solution To Cover Problem; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:12:5,6p39 Solution to Kerwin Problem, Am49:23:3p24 Solution to New Year Problem, Am49:26:1p3736 Solution to The Swan and the 1000 Miles, Am49:19:4p31 Solutions of Problems, Am49:01:2p30, Am49:01:4p64, Am49:02:1p16 Solutions to Chinese Problems, Am49:20:2p27 Solutions To Instant Go Problems; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:12:5,6p38 Solutions To Kobayashi Problems, Am49:19:2p31 Solutions to Problems, Am49:01:3p48, Am49:02:3p48, Am49:03:3p46, Am49:06:1p08 Solutions to Problems (given on page 41), Am49:07:3p37 Solutions To Problems on page 55, Am49:03:4p51 Solutions To Problems; James Kerwin, Am49:24:3p39 Solutions To Three Go Problems, Am49:27:1p36 Solutions to Yang's Life and Death (from p.23); Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:26:1p36 Solutions to Yang's Life and Death; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:26:2p36, Am49:26:3p38, Am49:27:3p38, Am49:28:1p38, Am49:28:4p38, Am49:29:1p46 Tesuji to Get Stronger; Fujisawa, Am49:09:1p15
The Swan and 1000 Miles, Am49:19:3p29 Three Go Problems; Ye-hui Wang, Translated by Steven Lo, Am49:27:1p20 Three Problems - A "Meta-Game" Analysis; Jim Kerwin, Am49:29:2p15 Tsume Go For Dan Players; Kada, Am49:09:1p10 Two Problems By a Chinese Emperor; Lien-sheng Yang, Am49:04:1p08 Which Moves are Bad; Takagawa, Am49:11:5p06 Yang's Life and Death Part 7; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:27:4p10 Yang's Life and Death Part 8; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:28:1p13 Yang's Life and Death Part 9; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:28:4p25, Am49:29:1p35 Yang's Life And Death: Solution (from p. 19), Am49:25:4p36 Yang's Life and Death: Solutions; Yi-lun Yang, Translated by Chen-dao Lin, Am49:27:4p38 PROVERBS Batman and Robin, Am49:22:4p40 Go Kiburi Meets Dracula; Fred Hansen, Am49:24:2p40 Go Kiburi On The Planet Of The Apes, Am49:23:2p40 Go Proverbs Devastated, Am49:17:4p07, Am49:18:1p09, Am49:18:1p17, Am49:18:3p21, Am49:19:2p12, Am49:19:4p23, Am49:22:4p40, Am49:23:1p40, Am49:23:2p40, Am49:24:2p40 Go Proverbs Illustrated and Explained Part 1; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:08:1p01 Go Proverbs Illustrated and Explained Part 2; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:08:2p28 Go Receives His Just Reward, Am49:23:1p40 The Adventures of Go Kiburi, Am49:23:1p40 The Africa Joke, Am49:23:2p40 The Tetrahedron, Am49:22:4p40 RATINGS A Request From the Rating Coordinator; Dave Relson, Am49:13:4,5,6p51, Am49:14:5,6p11, Am49:15:1p12, Am49:17:2p20, Am49:17:4p31 AGA Point Rating System, Am64:02:6p08 AGA Rating Readout, Am49:11:4p23 American Rating System, Am64:01:1p03 Club and Rating News, Am49:19:4p26 Go Rating Systems Continued; R.M. Ryder, Am64:02:2p02 Go Rating Systems; R.M. Ryder, Am64:02:1p04 How Much Stronger Are Professional Players; Roy Laird, Am49:23:1p14 Inside The AGA Rating System; Paul Matthews, Am49:24:2p19 Kyu & Dan, Am49:06:1p08
Notes on the Rating System; Art O'Leary, Am49:11:5p21 Numerical Go Ratings & Some Meanings; Art O'Leary, Am49:10:2p10 On Provisional Ratings; Art O'Leary, Am49:10:3p15 Ranking Readout, Am49:13:3p25 Rating Readout, Am49:10:3p15, Am49:11:1p16, Am49:11:2p16, Am49:11:5p24, Am49:11:6p24, Am49:12:2p24, Am49:12:3,4p44, Am49:12:5,6p40, Am49:13:1p33, Am49:13:4,5,6p57, Am49:14:1p32, Am49:14:4p24, Am49:15:1p24, Am49:15:4p41, Am49:16:1p32, Am49:16:3p33, Am49:16:4p33, Am49:17:2p32, Am49:17:4p32, Am49:18:3p31, Am49:20:3p32 Rating Report, Am49:10:1p17, Am49:10:2p16, Am49:11:3p16, Am49:12:1p23 Rating System Report, Am49:11:4p03 Ratings, Am49:10:4p16, Am49:10:5p17 Ratings Are What You Make Them; Paul Matthews, Am49:29:2p18 Ratings Change, Am49:15:1p04, Am49:16:2p07, Am49:16:3p25 Ratings Issue Heats Up - National Committee Formed, Am49:21:2p04 Ratings Notice, Am49:15:4p40 Ratings Notice; Dave Relson, Am49:15:5,6p33 Schedule of Points, Grand Tournament of Professional Masters of Nippon Kiin, Am49:03:4p51 Simplified Rating System; Art O'Leary, Am49:11:1p15 Testing Your Strength - Part 1: Understanding Kadoban; Wayne Nelson and Bob High, Am49:25:2,3p56 The AGA National Rating System, Am49:10:1p13 The AGA Rating System; David Relson, Am49:13:4,5,6p53 The Amateur Rating System In Japan, Am49:21:1p13 The Day of the "7-Dan"?; Roy Laird, Am49:23:1p16 The European System, Am64:02:1p05 The Japan Professional System, Am49:23:1p10 The Japanese and American Rating System, Am64:02:1p05 The Japanese Professional Rating System, Am64:02:1p05 The Point System, Am64:02:1p05 Three Ways to Kadoban; Roy Laird, Am49:19:1p11 Understanding Kadoban - Part 2: Match Play; Wayne Nelson and Bob High, Am49:26:2p29 What's Your Rating? Part 1 - Ranks; Roy Laird, Am49:23:1p08 What's Your Rating? Part 1 - Ratings; Roy Laird, Am49:23:1p12 Rt 10 In a Row: The Tenth World Amateur Go Championship; Barbara Calhoun, Am49:22:3p09 14th Annual New Jersey Championships 1973, Am64:07:1p02 1969 Western Honinbo Title won by Shigeo Matsubara, Am64:03:2p03 1971 European Go Congress, Am64:05:2p03 1972 New York Go Tournament, Am64:06:2p04 1973 International Team Tournament, Am49:09:1p06 1973 New York State Open, Am49:09:1p16 1974 Maryland Open Championship Results, Am49:10:1p16 1974 New Jersey Open, Am49:09:2p04 1975 Pennsylvania State Open Championship Results, Am49:10:3p05 1975 Telex Go Match vs China, Am49:11:1p02 1976 Sino-American Telex Match; Terry Benson, Am49:12:3,4p29 1976 Tournament Champions, Am49:11:6p09 1978 American Championship, Am49:13:2p09 1978 American Go Championships, Am49:13:1p03, Am49:13:3p02 1978 Canadian Open Go Championships, Am49:14:1p11 1978 China-Japan Exchange, Am49:14:3p20 1978 U.S. Championships, Am49:13:4,5,6p06 1979 New York State Go Championships; Jerry Pinto, Am49:14:3p08 1979 Western U.S. Go Championship, Am49:14:4p06 1980 Baltimore Midwinter Handicap Tournament, Am49:15:4p14 1980 U.S. Championships, Am49:15:2,3p03 1980 United States Championships; Terry Benson, Am49:15:4p10 1980 World Amateur Championships, Am49:14:3p05 1981 Massachusetts Spring Open, Am49:16:1p11 1981 World Amateur Championship Report, Am49:16:1p15 1982 BC Open Go Championship, Am49:17:1p05 1982 Greater Washington Fall Go Tournament, Am49:17:3p07 1982 Maryland Open, Am49:17:2p03 1982 Massachusetts Spring Open, Am49:16:4p15 1982 Quebec Open Championship; Tibor Bognar, Am49:16:4p04 1983 Canadian Open Go Championships, Am49:18:2p03 1983 Massachusetts Spring Open, Am49:18:1p09 1985 Westerns, Am49:19:4p16 1992 AGA National Board Meeting, Am49:26:3p18 1992 Fujitsu Scoreboard, Am49:27:1p10 1992 Ing Cup Winners, Am49:26:3p11 1992 North American Fujitsu, Am49:27:1p10 1992 Winners Circle, Am49:26:3p16 19th Annual New Jersey Open, Am49:13:2p04 1st Edward Lasker Memorial Tournament, Am49:16:1p06 20th Annual New Jersey Championships; Bob Ryder, Am49:14:1p10 20th European Go Congress; Terry Benson, Am49:11:5p08 2nd Fujitsu Cup - North American Playoffs in Seattle; Bill Camp, Am49:22:4p10 46 Players Attend The First Western U.S. Go Championships in Berkeley, Am49:13:1p01 5th Annual Maryland Open Draws 34 Players, Am49:13:3p03 A Capital Tournament; Ken Koester, Am49:16:3p05 A New Montreal Go Tournament, Am49:16:1p14 AGA, Yoong-Ang Daily News, and Yomiuri Shinbun Sponsor Team Match, Am49:13:3p03 Alberta Open Draws 44 Players, Am49:13:2p05 American Go Tournament Circuit Standings, Am49:27:3p37 An Exercise In Logistics and Faith, Am49:29:1p14 ANGLO-USSR Telephone Match, Am49:13:4,5,6p31 Ann Arbor Go Club Spring Tournament, Am49:13:2p08 Ann Arbor Spring Tournament, Am49:16:2p32 Ann Arbor Spring Tournaments End Tied, Am49:13:3p03 Ann Arbor Tournament, Am49:14:3p09 Ann Arbor Winter Handicap Tournament, Am49:13:2p06 Ann Arbor Winter Tournament, Am49:15:1p06 Ann Arbor's Winter Icebreaker, Am49:20:3p03 Announcing the First Annual Gold Hill Open Go Tournament, Am49:13:2p08 Annual Father and Son Tournament Won by Horiguchis, Am64:02:5p03 Annual Portland Tournament, Am49:18:4p05 Baltimore Go Club News, Am49:14:5,6p04 Baltimore Mid-Winter Tournament, Am49:13:2p04 Baltimore Tournament, Am49:14:3p09 Baubles, Bangles, and Beads, Am49:17:3p06 Bell Labs Finally Wins One From IBM at the Game of Go, Am64:05:1p06 Bi-coastal Cherry Blossoms, Am49:21:2p03 Boston Breaks Attendance Record, Am49:20:3p04 Boston, SF, Philly, Denver, Am49:21:2p28 BTL Beats IBM in Annual Match 3-2, Am64:07:2p05 Canadian Championship Tremendous Success, Am49:17:2p05 Canadian Championship; Terry Benson, Am49:15:5,6p05 China Defeats United States in First International Telex Go Match, Am49:10:6p02 China Wins New York International Go Championship, Am64:04:1p04
Cleveland Dog Days Regional, Am49:18:2p03 Cleveland's Carlson Open, Am49:18:4p04 Clobbered Again! Bell Labs loses again to IBM for the 6th time, Am64:03:3p04 Crazy Go, Am49:26:3p15 Denver Debut, Am49:20:3p05 Denver Korean Association, Am49:18:2p03 Dr Matsutomo is U.S. Eastern Honinbo for 1967, Am64:01:2p01 East Coast Tournament Charts, Am49:09:6p16 Eastern Honinbo & US Kyu Championship, Am49:09:6p12 Eastern Honinbo Tournament Report, Am49:09:6p02 Eastern Honinbo Won By Kang, Am49:11:5p02 Eastern Inter-Club Handicap Tournament, Am49:09:6p13 Eastern U.S. Championship - C.S. Shen Defeats Matsuda in Final Round, Am49:08:2p17 Eastern U.S. Championship Al Fresco, Am49:20:2p07 Eastern U.S. Go Championships, Am49:13:1p28 Easterns; Peter Shotwell, Am49:19:1p09 End To A Successful Tour: Isamu Haruyama, Yasumasa Hane, Am49:10:3p03 Even The Blossoms !! A Report on the Northern Virginia Cherry Blossom Tournament; Ken Koester, Am49:16:4p07 Fantasylair '83, Am49:17:3p04 First Annual Baltimore Korean Open, Am49:13:1p02 First Annual Long Island Open, Am49:13:2p03 First Annual Sen Suzuki Tournament Results, Am49:16:2p05 First British National Schools Team Go Championships, Am49:15:2,3p48 First Canadian Go Tournament, Am64:03:3p04 First Canadian Open Draws 48, Am49:13:4,5,6p25 First Go Match by Long-Distance Telephone; R.M. Ryder, Am64:02:4p03 First Inter-City Club Competition - Tele-Tsuke Will Link Cleveland and Baltimore, Am49:21:2p05 Foreigner's Tournament In Tokyo Won By The Foreigners, Am64:05:3p05 Fourth World Youth Championship In Hong Kong - Two From L.A. Will Represent North America, Am49:21:2p04 Friendship Matches, Am49:26:3p13 Gardena Go Club Tournament, Am64:02:4p05 Gardena Go Handicap Tournament, Am64:06:3p05 Go in Cleveland, San Diego, Ottawa, Am49:14:2p05 Go in Madison, Am49:14:3p09 Go in Oregon, Am49:17:1p04 Go in Ottawa, Am49:17:1p04 Go in Vancouver: Summer, '82 Highlights; Roy Langston, Am49:17:3p05 Go Summer Camp 1978 In Sweden with Toshiaki Nagahara, Am49:13:2p09 Go West, Young Person, Am49:26:3p06 Grand Finale, Am49:26:3p15 Greater Washington Go Club Fall Tournament, Am49:14:5,6p04 Greater Washington Go Club Fall Tournament; John Goon, Am49:15:5,6p30 Half A World Away, The 1st World Youth Wei-Ch'i Championship, Am49:18:4p18 Hamajima Wins U.S. Eastern Honinbo Tournament, Am64:07:2p04 Handicap Tournament Results, Am49:26:3p17 Handicap Tournament: Team Match West Virginia University vs Greater Washington Area, Am49:14:2p05 Hollyhock Go Workshop 1992; Robert LaFleche, Am49:26:3p04 Honinbo Montreal, Am49:15:2,3p04 Horguchi-Ryder Father and Son Matches, Am64:06:1p03 IBM and BTL held their first tournament, Am64:00:2p01 IBM Beats BTL Again in Annual Match, Am64:06:3p07 Indiana University Club News, Am49:14:5,6p05 Indiana University Holds "The Hoosier Hasty", Am49:12:3,4p06 Inter-City Computer Go, Am49:17:3p32 Is There Go In Denver, Am49:15:2,3p06 Japan-China NEC Super Go, Am49:20:1p08 Japan-China Super Go, Am49:19:4p21 Japanese/Korean Team Match, Am49:13:3p03 Jujo's Bootcamp 3; Chris Garlock, Am49:28:3p10 Kansas City Hosts Championships, Am49:20:3p05 Korean Tournament Draws 47 Players, Am49:13:2p03 Korean Tournaments, Am49:13:1p29 Largest U.S. Championships Ever Pick 1980 World Amateur Team Members, Am49:14:4p04 Late and Great News from the 7th World Amateur Championships, Am49:19:2p03 Leeds Grammar Successfuly Defend Their Title; Stuart Dowsey, Am49:16:3p11 Let's Go!; None Redmond, Am49:29:2p31 Lightning Tournament, Am49:26:3p13 Manhattan Go Club Fall Tournament, Am49:17:2p04 Manhattan Go Club Fall Tournament; Roy Laird, Am49:15:5,6p16 Maryland Open Tournament - First Round, Am49:11:4p17 Maryland Open Tournament Report, Am49:10:4p02 Maryland Open; Roy Laird, Am49:14:3p05 Mass Appeal - The Third US Go Congress, Am49:21:4p18 Mass Go Association Fall Handicap Tournament, Am49:17:3p27 Massachusetts Fall and Winter Open, Am49:15:2,3p48 Massachusetts Go Association Report, Am64:03:3p05 Massachusetts Winter Tournament, Am64:03:2p06 Matsuda Holds 1972 New Jersey Open Championship in Go, Hamajima New Jersey Champion, Am64:06:1p03 Matsuda Holds North American Honinbo Title by 1/2 Point, Am64:06:3p03 Matsuda Regains U.S. Eastern Go Championship, Am64:04:1p03 Matsuda Wins New York Go Championship, Am64:02:4p04 Matsuda Wins U.S. Eastern Go Championship for Sixth Time, Am64:02:5p02 Matsuda, Fox, Shao, and Wei Winners in New Jersey Tournament, Am64:03:1p02 Miami and Texas Debut, Am49:21:2p03 Michigan Open has 20 Entrants, Am49:12:3,4p06 Midwest Honinbo on Warpath, Am64:03:2p04 More U.S. Championship Scenes, Am49:17:2p06 Mountain View Go Club Handicap Tournament, Am49:18:2p04 Murray Hill Go Club Tournament, Am64:02:5p04, Am64:05:2p02 National Amateur Champions to be Brought to Japan, Am49:13:2p09 New Jersey Go Tournament Won by Matsuda and Ryder, Am64:04:1p05 New Jersey Go Tournament; Bob Ryder, Am49:16:4p03 New Mexico Go Association Spring Handicap Tournament, Am49:13:3p03 New Mexico Go Association Winter Handicap Tournament, Am49:13:2p04 New Mexico State Championships, Am49:13:2p09 New Portland Go Club Championship Tournament; Peter Freedman, Am49:15:1p07 New Portland Go Club Tournament; Peter Freedman, Am49:14:4p07 New Portland Go Club Weekend Tournament, Am49:14:3p09 New York - Massachusetts Tournament, Am64:02:6p07 New York Championship Regained By Matsuda, Am64:05:3p03 New York Go Club Fall Tournament, Am49:14:5,6p04 New York Go Club January Tournament, Am64:02:2p01 New York Go Club Spring Tournament, Am49:14:2p04 New York Open Go Tournament, Am49:13:3p03 New York State Go Championship 1972, Am64:06:3p03 New York State Open Draws 46 Players, Am49:17:1p03
New York State Open Draws Top Field, Am49:16:1p24 New York State Open Won by Matsuda, Am49:13:3p03 New York Tournament, Am49:03:2p18 New York's Big Spring Open; Terry Benson, Am49:16:1p09 NJ Open At Rutgers, Am49:21:2p03 North America's World Youth Championship Representatives Chosen, Am49:20:2p04 Northern Virginia Spring Go Tournament; Ken Koester, Am49:16:1p10 Notes on the Third World Amateur Championship; Ron Snyder, Am49:16:1p16 November Contest in San Francisco, Am49:19:4p03 On The Oregon Trail - The Eighth US Go Congress, Am49:26:3p10 Organizing The International Esperantist Go-League; Hiroshi Inouye, Am49:14:3p24 Other Local Tournaments: New York, Denver Intermountain, Denver Spring Tournament, Rafu Kiin, Whippany, Murray Hill, Am64:02:6p07 Ottawa Go Tournament; John Katic, Am49:13:1p29 Pacific Open Charts, Am49:09:6p04 Pasadena Go Club Summer Tournament, Am64:02:5p04 People's Republic of China Tour, Am49:15:2,3p03 Playing On a Large Scale - The First U.S. Go Congress; Roy Laird, Am49:19:4p09 Portland Tournament Report, Am49:16:1p16 Prizewinners 1987 US Go Congress, Am49:21:4p32 Rafu Kiin Handicap Tournament, Am64:05:3p03, Am64:06:3p04 Rafu Kiin, Los Angeles Annual Nisei Week Festival Tournament, Am64:02:5p04 Report On The 1975 New Jersey Open Championship Tournament; RM Ryder, Am49:10:2p15 Report on the New Jersey Go Tournament; Bob Ryder, Am49:15:2,3p23 Results of New York Go Championships, Matusda Holds 1969 New York Go Championship, Ronald Snyder is Kyu Champion, Nidan Championship is a Triple Tie, Am64:03:3p03 Rin and O Tour, Am49:19:4p16 Rogue Valley Tournament, Am49:14:4p07 Sake To Me, Am49:22:2p06 San Francisco Quarterly Tournament, Am49:15:5,6p04 San Francisco's Winter Winners, Am49:22:2p06 Schenectady Go Club, Am49:10:3p04 Seattle Sheraton Sponsors U.S. Professional Event, Am49:22:3p14 Seattle Tournament Draws 28 Entrants, Am49:16:1p31 Second Annual IBM and BTL Tournament, Am64:00:5p01
Second Annual Inter Ethnic Cleveland Go Tournament, Am49:17:2p13 Second Annual L.A. Baduk Club Championship; Les Lanphear, Am49:16:3p03 Second International Go Tournament, Am64:00:3p01 Second U.S. International Go Tournament, Am64:05:3p02 Second U.S. Telephone Match Won by Washington Club, Am64:02:5p03 Seinan Go Kaisha Handicap Tournament, Am64:05:3p04 Self-Paired Handicap, Am49:26:3p13 Sen Suzuki Settles Seattle, Am49:15:2,3p05 Shibata Wins New York Go Championship, Am64:05:1p05 Shin Kang Defeats Shigeo Matsuhara for U.S. Title, Am49:13:4,5,6p13 Sixth Annual New Jersey Go Tournament, Am64:00:4p01 Soon Leads In New Jersey Go Tournament 1968, Am64:02:2p01 Soon Wins New Jersey Open "Go" Championship 1968, Ryder Wins New Jersey Part, Am64:02:3p01 Southern California Inaugural, Am49:17:3p05 Southern California Open, Am49:15:5,6p29 Southern California Open & Southern California Handicap, Am49:15:4p03 Summer Go In Boulder; Skip Ascheim, Am49:17:4p07 Summer Tournament Scene, Am49:21:3p03 Surprises At The European Go Congress, Am49:13:4,5,6p26 Takao Matsuda Again Wins North American Noninbo Title, Am64:04:1p03 Takao Matsuda Wins North American Honinbo Title, Am64:02:6p02 The "Day Off", Am49:26:3p13 The 1979 European Go Congress; Terry Benson, Am49:14:5,6p42 The 1980 Canadian National Championship, Am49:15:1p03 The 1980 Canadian National Championships, Am49:15:2,3p03 The 1980 Maryland Tournament, Am49:15:2,3p21 The 1982 European Go Congress, Am49:17:2p23 The 1983 Montreal Honinbo Tournament, Am49:18:1p04 The 1983 Quebec Open Championship, Am49:18:1p05 The 1984 Canadian Open, Am49:19:1p04 The 1984 European Go Congress; Dave Weimer, Am49:19:1p22 The 1984 U.S. Championships, Am49:19:1p09 The 1986 Eastern US Championship - Stones Rustling in An Empty Sky, Am49:20:4p06 The 1992 Amateur Pairs Tournament; Janice Kim, Am49:27:1p18 The 1992 Cotsen Open, Am49:26:4p06 The 1993 Fujitsu Tournament, Am49:27:4p05 The 1993 International Pair Go Championship, Am49:28:1p06
The 1993 US Go Congress, Am49:27:3p05 The 2nd Annual Amateur Go Championship, Am49:14:5,6p10 The 2nd Quebec Open Tournament; Tibor Bognar, Am49:15:2,3p24 The 4th World Amateur Go Championship; Tibor Bognar, Am49:16:4p05 The Ann Arbor One-Day, Six Round Tournament: An Instant Pairing System; Dewey G. Cornell, Am49:19:4p06 The Canterbury Go Congress, Am49:26:4p16 The Challenger's Tournament, Am64:01:2p01 The Eighth World Amateur Championship; Barbara Calhoun, Am49:20:3p09 The European Go Congress; John Beckett, Am49:18:2p11 The First Open Go Championship of the Province of Quebec; Matthias Thim, Am49:14:4p08 The First Southern California Open Go Tournament, Am49:18:1p04 The First World Amateur Go Championship; Terry Benson, Am49:14:2p08 The Fourth US Go Congress; Roy Laird & Phil Straus, Am49:22:3p16 The Kisei In New York, Am49:22:4p08 The Maryland Open, Am49:12:3,4p05, Am49:13:2p08 The Midwest Handicap Tournament, Am49:18:1p05 The More The Merrier: Nine Regional Tournaments Welcome Spring, Am49:21:2p03 The New York Championship & New York Handicap Championship, Am49:12:2p05 The New York Go Club - Zen Go Circle Match; Jerry Pinto, Am49:14:1p12 The Ninth World Amateur Go Championships; Haskell Small, Am49:21:3p07 The North American Honinbo and Kyu Championships, Am49:12:1p04 The Ontario Open; Pat Thompson, Am49:15:4p30 The Pairs Championship Playoff, Am49:26:3p11 The Philadelphia Team Tournament, Am49:12:3,4p05 The Second Ing Cup Tournament, Am49:26:3p10 The Second Quebec Open Tournament, Am49:14:5,6p02, Am49:15:1p06 The Second US Go Congress; Roy Laird, Am49:20:4p13 The Second Year of the World Amateur Championships; Terry Benson, Am49:15:2,3p07 The Third U.S. Go Congress, Am49:21:2p08 The Toronto Open, Am49:15:1p07 The United States Honinbo and Kyu Championships, Am49:12:2p03 The US Open, Am49:26:3p10 Third Annual Maryland Open - Biggest and Best Yet, Am49:11:4p06 Third Annual Maryland Open Go Championships, Am49:11:3p02 Third International Team Tournament, Am64:06:2p04 Third Quebec Open, Am49:15:5,6p04, Am49:16:1p24 Third U.S. Chinese Tour, Am49:20:1p08 Third World Youth Wei-ch'i Championships; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:20:4p09 Three players from Midwest challenge Eastern Players, Am64:00:5p01 Three Tie In Ann Arbor, Am49:17:3p08 Toronto Open, Am49:20:3p04 Tournamania! - Have You Played In a Tournament This Year, Am49:20:3p03 Tournament Briefs, Am49:12:2p05 Tournament Results, Am64:02:1p01, Am64:02:3p05 Tournament Results: New York Go Club, New Jersey Go Club, Am64:01:3p02 Twelfth Annual New Jersey "Go" Championship, Am64:05:2p02 U.S. Championship Prizes, Am49:17:2p07 U.S. Championships, Am49:18:4p05 U.S. Eastern Honinbo Tournament, Am64:02:4p01 U.S. Western Honinbo Championship, Am64:02:5p01 United States Championship Won by Charles Huh, Am49:16:3p04 United States Championships - Labor Day Weekend - September 5th & 6th, Am49:16:1p04 United States Championships Report, Am49:16:2p03 Unusual Tournament Held in Tokyo, Am64:02:6p06 US Circuit Enters Third Cycle, Am49:27:3p18 Vintage Go '82, Am49:17:1p05 Washington 1978 Fall Tournament, Am49:14:1p09 Washington's Other Congress; Roy Laird, Am49:28:4p04 West Coast Champion Wins North American Honinbo for 1st Time, Am49:12:1p09 Western Honinbo Tournament Won by S. Matsubara, Am64:04:1p03 Western U.S. Go Championships, Am49:13:1p27 Westerns; Joe Walters & Les Lanphear, Am49:19:1p09 World Youth Tournament, Am49:18:2p04 Young Kwon wins U.S. Eastern Championship 1969, Am64:03:2p02 Youth Championship Playoff, Am49:20:1p04 Yugoslav Go Team Visits U.S.A., Am64:04:1p06 RULES A Comparison Between The Rules of Wei-Ch'i and Go; C.C. Ing, Am49:04:1p01 A Rule For Seki, Am49:07:1,2p32 An Introduction To Go Part I; Steinbook, Max, Am49:01:1p01c An Introduction To Go Part II; Steinbook, Max, Am49:01:2p17 An Introduction To Go Part III; Steinbook, Max, Am49:01:3p33 Anomalous Situation - A Letter to the Editor; Lien-sheng Yang, Am49:04:1p09 Bent-4 In The Corner - A Controversial Rule; Don Wiener, Am49:15:2,3p30 Chinese Rule; Bill Spight, Am49:12:3,4p27 Comment; Shimada Takuji, "Igo Kempo", Am49:01:3p43 Comments On "The Laws of Wei-Ch'i" and a Counterproposal; William F. Mann, Am49:11:1p10 Ikeda's Rules; Bob High, Am49:26:2p18 Ing Rules Discussion, Am49:28:4p18 Official AGA Rules for Playing Go by Telephone, Am64:02:6pAppendix On Running A Go Tournament Part 1; R.M. Ryder, Am64:01:3p03 On Running A Go Tournament Part 3; R.M. Ryder, Am64:02:1p03 On Running A Go Tournament Part 4; R.M. Ryder, Am64:02:4p06 On the Proposed American Rules for the Game of Go, Am64:07:2p07 Playing By The Rules; Roy Laird, Am49:24:2p09 Prize Idea, Am49:14:5,6p46 Proposed Rules, Am64:07:2pAppendix Protocol: How To Act at a Professional Simultaneous Event, Am49:21:4p28 Rules For Playing Go by Telephone, Am64:02:5p04 Rules for Selection of An International Go Team To Represent America in any Tournament held in 1965, Am64:00:4p02 Rules of Pair Go, Am49:26:1p11 Rules; Steinbook, Max, Am49:01:1p01d The Ing Rules, Am49:18:4p20 The Structure of Go; Karl Davis Robinson, Am49:04:3p47 What Do You Mean, I Have To Make Another Move?, Am49:26:2p16 SONGS A Mighty Thickness, Am49:24:3p18 Do Not So Gently Offer To Resign, Am49:27:1p39 Go Parodies 1987, Am49:21:4p22 Hane, Hane; Mike Ryan, Am49:25:2,3p23 How Many Games?; Roy Laird, Am49:24:1p40 I've Got Ko Threats, Am49:24:3p18 Lament On A Pilgrimage; Michael Ryan, Am49:27:1p06 Memorabilia of a Go Congress (Go Songs); Terry Benson, Am49:11:6p16 Play Me Honest (Song), Am49:23:2p37 Sensei's Knife; Ken Koester, Am49:25:2,3p23 Silly Songs Sung in Korea, Am49:23:2p37 Tesuji (Song), Am49:20:4p11 The 1989 US Go Congress Song "Turkey in The Straw", Am49:23:3p36 The Amateur's Song (Song), Am49:20:4p10
The Ko Player's Lament (Song), Am49:23:2p37 The Kos; Bob High, Am49:25:4p38 The Light-Hearted Banter; Mike Ryan, Am49:28:4p13 The Major Windler (Song), Am49:20:4p11 The Maven; Roy Laird, Am49:26:1p38 To Fight (Song), Am49:23:2p37 Two New Silly Go Songs, Am49:24:3p18 Visiting A Country Temple on a Winter Day, Am49:17:3p30 STRATEGY Advanced Strategy Part 1; Kaku Takagawa, Am49:06:2p17 Advanced Strategy Part 2; Kaku Takagawa, Am49:06:3p42 Advanced Strategy Part 3; Kaku Takagawa, Am49:06:4p55 An American Benefactor - The 1990 Cotsen Open; Bob Terry, Am49:24:3p27 Go in The City Of Peace; Bob High, Am49:24:2p06 On "Sente" and "Gote" Part 1; Toshiro Yamabe, Am49:13:4,5,6p32 On "Sente" and "Gote" Part 2; Toshiro Yamabe, Am49:14:2p21 Redmond Rules at Fujitsu, Am49:24:4p06 Strategic Error & Blunder; Phil Straus, Am49:23:1p26 STORIES 1985 China Goodwill Tour; Richard Dolen, Am49:20:2p15 A Go Tale; Terry Benson, Am49:14:1p31 A Great Leap Forward - Over 250 Players Throng To The Seventh US Go Congress, Am49:25:2,3p10 And Now For Something Completely Different, Am49:28:1p08 Go Culture In The Emerald City; Player Zero, Am49:25:2,3p63 Go Kiburi Carves On; David Sutton, Am49:28:2p39 Go Kiburi Gets Rich, Am49:25:2,3p70 Go Kiburi Gives Up; Bob High, Am49:26:2p39 Go Trekking in Asia - A two month excursion; Yari Leski, Am49:26:1p28 Jimmy Cha's Farewell To America, Am49:24:1p07 Laura Yedwab Tops Western Players In Worlds Women's Tournament; Roy Laird, Am49:24:1p10 Life In B League; Janice Kim, Am49:28:3p04 Martial Arts and Curative Power; Michael J. Simon, Am49:28:2p36 My Dream Come True Part 1; Les Lanphear, Am49:18:1p06 My First Game With Bob, Am49:27:4p36 My Life In Go; Oingyi Zheng, Am49:25:2,3p47 My Trip To Japan; RA McCallister, Am49:07:3p44 Nakayama Noriyuki: A Reminiscence; Marvin Allen Wolfthal, Am49:19:1p13
Reading Ahead, Am49:22:2p20 Rocky Mountain Eyes - Denver Hosts Sixth US Go Congress; Roy Laird, Am49:24:3p08 The Empty Board - Emptiness; William S.Cobb, Am49:28:4p34 The Further Adventures of Go Kiburi - Go Kiburi Takes Up Woodwork; David Sutton, Am49:28:2p39 Twas The Move Before Yose, Am49:12:5,6p29 Walking Stones; Peter Shotwell, Am49:28:2p14 Wei-Qi In Inner Mongolia; Feng Wan-zeng, Translated by Steven Lo, Am49:27:3p16 Words of The Masters, Am49:21:3p14 TESUJI 18 Hints To Improve Your Suji; Masubuchi, Am49:10:2p11, Am49:10:3p08, Am49:10:4p08, Am49:10:5p05, Am49:10:6p07, Am49:11:1p02, Am49:11:2p07, Am49:11:3p09, Am49:11:4p14, Am49:11:5p18, Am49:11:6p22, Am49:12:1p21, Am49:12:2p20, Am49:12:3,4p41, Am49:12:5,6p33, Am49:13:1p22, Am49:13:2p30, Am49:13:3p22, Am49:13:4,5,6p40, Am49:14:1p04 Magic At The Edge of the Board; Don Wiener, Am49:16:2p12 Mini-Lesson in Tesuji, Am49:18:4p15 Raising Your Strength Part 3: Staying Out of Trouble, Am49:06:4p58 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 1; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:06:1p01 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 3; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:06:4p61 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 4; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:07:1,2p30 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 5; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:07:4p58 Sacrifice Stone Tactics Part 6; Kensaku Segoe, Am49:08:3p43 THEORY A College Go Course, Am49:28:2p06 Counting Liberties; Masayoshi Fukuda 6Dan, Am49:04:1p04 Essential Techniques of Go Part 1; Takao Matsuda, Am49:07:3p33 Essential Techniques of Go Part 2; Takao Matsuda, Am49:07:4p49 Essential Techniques of Go Part 3; Takao Matsuda, Am49:08:1p07 Essential Techniques of Go Part 4; Takao Matsuda, Am49:08:3p33 Essential Techniques of Go Part 5; Takao Matsuda, Am49:08:4p54 Instant Go News; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:14:1p13 Instant Go Revisited; Kenneth M. Koester, Am49:16:4p09 Instant Go; Bruce Wilcox, Am49:12:5,6p07, Am49:13:1p04, Am49:13:2p17, Am49:13:3p04, Am49:13:4,5,6p14, Am49:14:1p13, Am49:14:2p10, Am49:14:3p10, Am49:14:4p09 Learning to Play Go; Milton M. Bradley, Am49:13:3p18 Lightning Go; Milton N. Bradley, Am49:16:3p11 Mastering Go; Ken Veit, Am49:12:3,4p35 Quick & Dirty Principles of Go: Strategy for Beginners; Milton N. Bradley, Am49:09:1p13 Report on the Go Seminar at the 23rd European Go Congress, Konigswinter; David Benson, Am49:15:1p21 Seminar On Go/Game Theory - Summary Report; Klaus Heine, Am49:10:6p03 The Deeper Meaning of Go; Ken Veit, Am49:11:4p10 The Proceedings of the 2nd Seminar of Scientific Go Theory; Klaus Heine, Am49:15:5,6p29 The Value of the First Move; R. Clegg, Am49:10:1p13 The Value of the First Move; Roger Clegg, Am49:12:3,4p24 Winning Through Mental Discipline - The Ten Commandments of Go; Otake Hideo, Translated by Bob Terry, Am49:20:2p16 TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS 16th Annual New Jersey Go Tournament, Am49:10:1p02 1968 New Jersey Open Tournament, Am64:01:3p02 1974 Pennsylvania State Open, Am49:09:4p04 1975 US Kyu Championship - Eastern Division, 1975 American Honinbo Tournament - Eastern Division, Am49:10:4p01 1976 Atlantic Go League, Am49:10:5p03 1976 U.S. Honinbo Telephone Match, Am49:12:3,4p07 1979 American Go Championships, Am49:14:3p04 1986 United States GO Congress, Am49:20:2p05 1989 U.S. Fujitsu Cup Elimination, Am49:23:1p11 1990 Tournaments and Events, Am49:23:3p05, Am49:23:4p05, Am49:24:1p06, Am49:24:2p05 1990 US Fijitsu Cup And Regional Championship, Am49:23:2p05 1991 US Go Congress Winner's Circle, Am49:25:2,3p26 1992 Tournament and Event Calendar, Am49:25:2,3p05, Am49:25:4p05, Am49:26:1p05, Am49:26:2p05 1992-93 Tournament and Event Calendar, Am49:26:3p05 1993 Tournament and Event Calendar, Am49:26:4p05, Am49:27:1p09 19th Annual New Jersey Open, Am49:12:5,6p03 19th European Go-Congress Report; Matthias Thim, Am49:10:6p03 20th Annual European Go Congress and Go Championship, Am49:11:3p03, Am49:11:4p04 20th Annual New Jersey Open, Am49:13:4,5,6p03 21th Annual European Go Congress, Am49:12:2p10 25th European Go Congress, Am49:15:5,6p05 2nd Annual Maryland Open, Am49:10:2p17 3rd London Open Go Congress, Am49:11:6p02 4th Amsterdam International, Am49:10:2p17 A Congressional Idea; Haskell Small, Am49:18:3p03 A Go Filled September In New York City, Am49:12:5,6p03 A Real Knockout - Two's Company - Four's A Game At World Pairs Championships in Tokyo; Roy Laird, Am49:26:1p06 A World Pro Go Championship - $1 Million, Am49:21:4p04 AGA Tournament and Event Calendar, Am49:16:2p03, Am49:16:3p03, Am49:16:4p03, Am49:17:1p03, Am49:17:2p03, Am49:17:3p04, Am49:17:4p04, Am49:18:1p32, Am49:18:2p31, Am49:18:3p04 An Instant Tournament Primer; W.J. Hansen, Am49:26:1p24 Ann Arbor Fall Tournament, Am49:13:4,5,6p04 Ann Arbor Go Club Winter Tournament, Am49:12:5,6p02 Ann Arbor Tournament, Am49:14:2p03 Another Telephone Match, Am64:03:1p03 Big Orange Gets Bigger, Am49:22:2p06 Big Orange Goes International, Am49:23:1p03 British Go Players Visit China, Am49:14:2p04 Cleveland Tournament Expands To Two Days, Am49:23:2p07 Come One Come All to the U.S. Championships, Am49:18:3p03 Connecticut State Open, Am49:10:4p02 Eastern Championship In Philadelphia, Am49:23:2p07 Eastern Honinbo Tournament Plans, Am64:03:1p03 Eastern Representative Tournament, Am49:15:4p37 Edward Lasker Trophy Announced, Am64:02:6p06 European Go Congress - Synopsis of Tournaments and Events, Am49:10:3p13 First 1987 Kisei Playoff Game to Be Held in Los Angeles, Am49:20:4p03 First Annual Long Island Open Go Tournament, Am49:12:5,6p03 Forthcoming Tournaments, Am64:03:3p05 Fujitsu Tournament Results, Am49:23:4p06 Go Congress to See Large Turnout, Am49:19:2p03 Go Day 1978 is January 28th, Am49:12:5,6p02 Go in The Open!, Am49:11:3p01 Go Tournament; Ann Arbor Go Club, Am49:13:4,5,6p04, Am49:14:5,6p03, Am49:16:2p17 Greater Washington Go Club Fall Tournament, Am49:14:3p04 Harvard Dans, Am49:22:2p06 Honinbo and Kyu Championships, Am49:11:3p01
IHC Club Sponsors New York Tournament; Terry Benson, Am49:14:3p21 International Women's Championship, Am49:23:2p06 Jersey City Championships, Am49:10:6p02 K.C. Midwest Championships, Am49:22:2p07 Last Minute Notice! The Michigan Open, Am49:12:2p03 Late News, Am49:18:3p04 Late Reminder For Eastern Semi-Finals National Championships, Am49:10:5p01 Maryland Open, Am49:15:5,6p04 Memorial Day Melee, Am49:23:2p06 More Tournamania?!, Am49:20:4p04 Morning Calm, Evening Fire - The First Korea-USA Friendship Baduk Tournament; Roy Laird, Am49:23:2p11 New England Regional Tournament Plans, Am64:03:1p03 New Jersey Open Tournament, Am64:03:3p05 New Mexico Go Association Winter Tournament, Am49:12:5,6p02 New York Go Club Tournaments, Am49:14:2p03, Am64:06:1p07 NMGA July 15 Championships, Am49:13:4,5,6p04 No Va Cherry Blossom, Am49:22:2p06, Am49:23:1p04 North American Honinbo Playoffs, Am64:02:5p01 On The Road Again - The Third Korea-US Friendship Baduk Tournament, Am49:25:2,3p44 Penn. Open, Am49:10:2p07 Philly Tournament at Rutgers, Am49:23:1p04 Plans for the 1969 North American Honinbo Tournament, Am64:02:6p04 Portland Open, Am49:23:2p06 Quebec Open, Am49:14:2p03, Am49:14:3p07 Regional and Local Tournaments, Am64:02:6p05 Rocky Mountain Championship, Am49:23:1p04 San Francisco Go Club Quarterly, Am49:16:2p17 San Francisco Golden Anniversary, Am49:20:4p04 San Francisco Tournaments, Am49:14:2p05 Seattle Cherry Blossom, Am49:22:2p06 Southwest Rises Again, Am49:23:2p06 Team Match In Toronto, Am49:11:6p03 Tentative New York-New Jersey Tournament Schedule for 1973, Am64:06:2p05 Texas Triumph, Am49:22:2p06 The 1969 North American Honinbo Competition, Am64:03:2p02 The 1989 Team, Am49:23:2p12 The 1989 US Fujitsu Open, Am49:22:3p31 The 1991 Cotsen Open; Bob Terry, Am49:25:2,3p28 The 1991 North American Fujitsu Cup - Redmond Wins Again; Davis Erbach, Am49:25:4p06 The 3rd Annual World Amateur Go Championships, Am49:15:2,3p12 The Baltimore Open, Am49:23:2p07 The British Go Association, Am49:17:4p23 The Fifth U.S. Go Congress, August 6-13, 1989, Rutgers University, Am49:22:4p00 The First Annual Connecticut State Open Championships, Am49:10:6p04 The First United States Go Congress, August 10-18, 1985, Am49:18:4p16, Am49:19:1p12, Am49:19:2p17 The Fourth U.S. Go Congress, Am49:22:2p19 The Fourth U.S. Go Congress - July 30-Aug 7 - Berkeley, CA, Am49:22:1p19 The Greater Washington Go Club Kyu Tournament, Am49:13:4,5,6p03 The Second World Youth Tournament, Am49:19:3p05 The Third U.S. Go Congress, August 8-16, 1987, Northhampton, MA, Am49:21:1p06 The U.S.A. Honinbo Tournament Will Be Held, Am64:02:3p01 The U.S.A. Honinbo Tournament?, Am64:02:1p02 The Winners' Circle - 1989 US Go Congress Winners, Am49:23:3p38 The World Youth Wei Ch'i Championship; Peter Freedman, Am49:25:2,3p32 Third North American Honinbo Tournament, Am64:06:2p04 Tomorow's Champions?, Am49:24:3p17 Toronto Club Report; Bruce Amos, Am49:13:4,5,6p04 Tournament and Event Calendar, Am49:12:3,4p04, Am49:12:5,6p02, Am49:13:1p02, Am49:13:2p07, Am49:13:3p02, Am49:13:4,5,6p03, Am49:14:1p02, Am49:14:2p03, Am49:14:3p03, Am49:14:4p03, Am49:14:5,6p02, Am49:15:1p04, Am49:15:2,3p04, Am49:15:4p03, Am49:15:5,6p04, Am49:16:1p05, Am49:24:3p07, Am49:24:4p05, Am49:25:1p05 Tournament Briefs, Am49:11:6p02 Tournament Calendar, Am49:10:1p01, Am49:10:2p01, Am49:10:3p01, Am49:11:2p01, Am49:11:3p01, Am49:11:4p02, Am49:11:5p02, Am49:11:6p02, Am49:12:1p03, Am49:12:2p04 Tournament Dates, Am64:05:2p04 Tournament News, Am49:20:2p29 Tournament Notes, Am49:22:2p06 Tournament Report Program, Am49:22:2p07 Tournaments & Events, Am49:19:1p04, Am49:19:2p04, Am49:19:3p05, Am49:19:4p03, Am49:20:1p09, Am49:20:2p03, Am49:20:4p05, Am49:21:1p04, Am49:21:2p05, Am49:21:3p04, Am49:21:4p05, Am49:22:1p09, Am49:22:2p08, Am49:22:3p08, Am49:22:4p07, Am49:23:1p06, Am49:23:2p08 Tournaments Are Springing Up All Over: Manhattan, San Francisco, Seattle Cherry Blossom, Massachusetts, Third Quebec, Eighth Maryland; Terry Benson, Am49:15:5,6p00b Tournaments Remembered and To Come, Am49:18:4p05 Tournaments Scheduled for 1971, Am64:05:1p05 U.S. Go Congress 86 Seattle, Washington, Am49:19:4p03 Weekend Tournaments in Oregon, Am49:13:4,5,6p03 Western Honinbo Tournament Plans, Am64:03:1p03 Wild Midwest, Am49:22:2p06 Winners - 1990 US Go Congress Championship, Am49:24:3p20 Winners Kyu Up In Midwest, Am49:23:2p06 TSUME A "Little" Life-and-Death Problem; Don Wiener, Am49:15:2,3p17 Segoe: Life and Death; Bob Meyers, Am49:15:1p13, Am49:15:2,3p46, Am49:15:4p08 Some Tips on Finding the Vital Point in Life-and-Death; Sakakibara, Translated by Roy Bogas, Am49:16:2p27 YOSE End Play; Koshi Takashima, Am49:04:3p33 When Is Ko not a Ko?; Bob Terry, Am49:17:4p11