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Carmine Nigro
Carmine Nigro ( ; January 2, 1910 – August 16, 2001) was former World Champion Bobby Fischer's first chess teacher, from 1951-1956.〔Brady 2011, p. 52.〕
==Biography==
"Mr. Nigro was possibly not the best player in the world, but he was a very good teacher." – Bobby Fischer〔Fischer 1959, p. 2.〕
Nigro was an American chess expert of near master strength and an instructor.〔Brady 2011, p. 20.〕 Nigro was President of the Brooklyn Chess Club.〔Brady 2011, p. 18.〕 This is where he met Bobby Fischer and in 1951 became his first chess teacher.〔Brady 2011, p. 20.〕 Nigro (rated 2028) hosted Fischer's first chess tournament at his home in 1952.〔Brady 2011, p. 21.〕
Nigro introduced Fischer to future grandmaster William Lombardy,〔Lombardy 2011, p. 18.〕 and, starting in September 1954, Lombardy began coaching Fischer in private.〔Lombardy 2011, p. 136.〕〔"Bobby Fischer got some of his earliest exposure playing weekend chess at the Brooklyn Central Library and Washington Square Park with his chess coach, William Lombardy, who had an apartment nearby." Sloan & Aravena 2012, p. 4.〕〔The oldest known published photograph of Bobby and Bill goes back to 1956 in which they are analyzing at the Manhattan Chess Club. Donaldson & Tangborn 1999, p. 45.〕
In 1956, Nigro moved to Florida and became a professional golf instructor. He did not give up teaching chess, though, and in 1996 he taught chess at the Meyer Jewish Academy. In 1999, Nigro moved to Peachtree City, Georgia, to be close to his son Bill Nigro. He died in 2001, at the age of 91.
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