the pride and sorrow of chess

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"The pride and sorrow of chess" is a famous epithet for 19th-century American chess prodigy Paul Morphy, highlighting both his extraordinary brilliance and his tragically short-lived career in the game.

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Paul Morphy describedAs the pride and sorrow of chess