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Chess 21 Jan 1940, Sun The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) Newspapers.com
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CHESS HERMAN STEINER International Chess Master Address all mail to Chess Editor to-posing L.A. T1MF8 PROBLEM NO. 10S3 Br J. Harin '.4 1 "! K p, White mates In two. (Wh. 6; Bl. ) L.A. TIMES PROBLEM NO. 1054 By J. Oberman the Tftlue nf a temno In the nomine-- rnuehly. it ma he raierl at a d'larter to ihlrd of a center pawn, and up to half flank pnwn. Ermt-thrnueh points nfier, 1. T-K3: 2. P-Q4- P-Qt. 3 P-K1. f KBS lor VVhil". flnd OB4 nrl KB3 lor Black.
Both plavers' plans In the opening often him on such points. (To b eonllnued) From th Boiirnemo'Hh 'EnsUndi tnr rument. Dr. Eu8 has a ver nrro a . Tes-Scheldt's 1 ri - e J 4 t , 1 Whm mites la (hree. (Wh. 9, Bl, 8 ) SOLU'nON tO PROBLEM 1049: P-K4. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 10SO: P-B4. We received solutions from the followine: .. i . Ford, Dr." R." h' Bom. A. Curry (wet- w ' Udlr.
a. RUY LOrEZ Ki'to Fuwe'Kittn White Black' White 1- p-k p-Ki n-r-KBt 2- KT-KB3 K-OR.1I?0-B-K!S 3- B-Kt3 r-Cin.liIl-B.Rfi 4- B-B1 Kt-B.rai-B-Kt A-Cast4ea K'xP; 21-P-KK-4 -P-04 P-OKt4?4-P-KR4 T-B-Kt3 P-OliJ5-PxP H-PxP B-K1 L'H-0-K4 9-P-M3 H-K2;L7-PxP 10-B-K.1 ratlesi?R-B:t(a) ll.OK'-qa KtvKt 2S-P-B.) 12- QxK' KI-R4 in-O-BJ lt-Kt-04 O-Qi 31-O-CSch 14-B-Pi P-B4 32-0-B:i 13- Q-OI P-KKMill-K-K.) lfi-Kt-rB PxKt i 34-R-KKt, n-B-RA R-B2 Resigns 18-QR-K Kt-B3l tat 2 K-R, followed by R-KKf E;ct B-B B-KJ B-3 K--K2 R-K P-9S P-BS P-KB FxP r-K'.'ch KP K- CxPcH CUP RlPcS ha Sharp. L. Shen- ord. H Bruhn.
R. Rrtalin. J. B. Ryan, M. S J Ollmore, J P Walsh. W. L. Koeihen, v. n. neii, n. -,inr. , ...n,. ..... ladder. i i T, Blicr taelcome to our tad-C -rier.i J. G. Pennnuton. M. Rtidholm. J. T. " Waiaon. D A. Innes. T. Zeer iwelcwme to our ladder.t F. Ntiyer iwelcome to our ladder,) W. B. Tudor, i T Hnritf, member of the Aim-rifan '-1 'International Chess team, and Harold Mar- ,-.. ,u,.,.i i t...... S-llitm. champion New Bnaland. will a.ve j YZtlr H.stmi Fn. i sitnuluneou, exhibition on Wn'., w; ; Jj," tf t,tt$'Mlt " ten auo l;..,- it .,v. da for abatil twenty years, hut this year. rnnT. era.
, 1 ,, exhihiuon at. th headi'iarters of the Hni- IvwooM Chess aroup. iu r. nrmos r. been given as the winning line lor Whits.
CARO-K ANN DEFENSE Fine Hanatier Fine Hanaiter While Blacifi White Blari 1- P-K4 P-QBl!?2-P-RS KR-Kt 2- P-OI P-QI2.1-Q-K3 Kt-C5 3- KI-OB3 PxPi34-RyReh RR 4- KtxP B-B4 2S,-BxKt PB 5- Kt-Kt3 B-Kt.t !2H-RxP RxR S-P-KR4 P-KR3'07-QxFl Q-Fi 7-Kt,-KB3 Kt-0;'2-P-KKt4 Q-Ko-d H-B-Q3 BxR 29-K-B3 C-K7rn 9-QxB KKt-B.I .in-K-K'3 K-KI 10- B-O2 P-F3 31-K-K'4 Q-KSrtr 11- O-O-O Q-B3 32-K.-R4 G-K7 12- rC-Kfc CMs 33-K-R1 Q-P? 13- P-B4 B-Q3 '34-O-B& Q-X7 H-Kf-K4 KtxKt;U,1-P-Kt4 0-07 15-Q.xKt, P-QB4 3i-Q-Ohch Qx'J 1SI-B-B3 K'.-B:(i37-PQ P-K3 17-0-K2 P-R3 Id-K-KtS K-B 1R-KI-K1 BxKtl3t-P-B5 PxP H-PxH K -O 40-PxP r-Kt 20- R-Q Kt-Kt. !41-P-Q7ch KsP 21- KR-Q Kt-B.1 i42-KxP Rttunt ENGLISH OPENING Oreen 1 Hanauer Black While P-K4!12-Q-KI3fh Kt-KBK!3-P-K3 P-Ol j 14-P-04 KtxP 15-RPxP Kl-Kfl 1 lti-KixP Kt-BI ; 17-RvR B-Ki 1 IR-PvKt Ctir j IT-K-R P-Bt .'O.R-K P-tJIU 21-CJ-B7 PxBl Hanauer White 1- P-OB1 2- Kt-QRI 3- P-KKI3 4- PxP -B-Kf2 -Ki-H3 7-Casl.ieg 8-P-OI !)-B-K3 in-p-wi?4 flreeaj Blar K-R P-BN PKP PP PxRr'rt K t x K QxPfii Q-O-i ts.k Reslcni Beervatmn should be made be (eiephon- Ung MAdison 634 or WEbster 8817. if there la any rnnaress at. all. It will hardly be up t the ttandardi of nrevimia Premier Tournaments, in which Alekhln. Euwe. Capablanca, Keres. Fine. Reshevi and Flnhr war numbered among the. contestants.
There lj a sayln among ehesa playi'a that lurk favors the better player. It : certainly trua In the. rase of the gatra pasn iin- tha lurir the C R for the year, handsomely bounn, w,nnr, wr, nol Beuben Fine, surelv oea can be obtained for 2 30 Previous ar- 0f Ins leading fiva or six players in th deles l Preliminary K-onoclasm: 2. A I world. Netr Conception Of S.ra.y and Tart Ira: Hjs BDpolnt , ,hi, from lh. Marshall rhes. riuh rhamnmnahln inttrna. tcontinueo. i ' - : j . , " , llll HI lUIW ir.nn rr,, .'11,1, SI.CItlCT Or THE CHESSBOABO By C. J. . Pry (Cogyriiat) ' li. A Slelboa" of Thinking fn Chea. (This article conclnds the series, wntrn j below, which wo-ilrt. probably ran throughout the yesr complete aen u i noticed if one of the plavera, ' See Comhnia'ions' 5 -- Sftme a store Km" inr fiue . J I ereri himself vith .lory un to a Dolnt! a I h nrnn n or I orvx.-'- .... - . Bourdonnats A Method ot'Knorr While i-r-M 7 How to Plan Princnlcs: 9. Back to La in.
The Soul ot Chess: II Thinking In Chess (introductory.) THE SYSTEM (I: MY TURN TO MOV I) ft) What ara all the moves I have to consider? This mav aeem strange question to ask first, because It ia usually unanswer- It If very iiserui. now- ahle at tbia !&. ..... tr tu. 1. rlozvlv limltnil to iwn Tin. u ill. un'iis i i"."-' - nejor three possible moves, as you may ne sition hi in "nt" a eonimon sense, way m choosing the ritht move without fnllnwlna nut th rest, o! the system, or aome into much analvaia. Or there may he only one possible move, apparently: In that event, look hard lor aomethitia el yon mlaht do first, f., after 1. P-K4. N-K Bl: 2. N-OB.1. P-Q4; 3. PvP, NxPi 4. B-B4, NxN.
Now don't Impulsively nla.T the nppnrentiy forced recapture, !. NPxN. but first . O-mi hirh aalna White a bit of arivuntau. vtot niavor noiiir! rr this move it thev inokd for tt, but 95 per cent ot players would not look.
to nuKt coses, the ouesflon Is atipposec) to remain lncompif!tely answered for the time bm. to ba returned to after (sues-Hon 5 (t-Hnw has his Isst mora chanted the SICILIAN PrrEN8E Fine i Knorr flls'-k i White p-qri jn-Kt-Q 2-KI-KB3 P-K3 i'.'l-B-O.I 3- P-Q4 PxP iJ-P-Bi 4- KtxP Kt-KB.'l j J't-Kt-KJ 5- KI.-QB3 Kt-B3iJ4-BxP 6- Kt'Q4)-Kt5 P-O.t ;i!S-RiB-B3 -B-KS R-B-KKtS 9-BxKt ln-Casilra 11- -K 12- R-Q ' n-P-ORl 14- K-ll 15- Kt-Ql lfi-P-Bt 17-Kt-Kt3 ia-r?,-o.) 19-r-r:) B-K2 2H-KI-Q5 Castle.s!'J7-rt'B3t-Kl3 :a-Kt-K!S 2-KtsR ,10-KtxKt 31-P-Kl3(a) .12-Bi(B 3.1-PxP 34- Q-Q 35- R-OI :it-RtJ)-K3 QxKtP) mateibl Fluaj Tt'an P-QP4 P-K4 P-Oi PvKP B-R3 on-s Q-Ol B-Bt Kt-5 RxK PxKt B-Q4 PxP PvSl What are his threats? What ara ht obieels? If you have carried out full reconnaissance while he has been thinkini out his move, the flrsl part of Shis question en-soles you to bnna tt uo to date. The other two parts are also important. It is obvlottslv vital to ba aware of any threats. But if there ara no actual threats, don't leave tt at that.
Still try to fathom your lepponent'a aoiecis in piayint the move. ii inin i i. i,i m irirn. in... ,,i p, - wiu;ttchd th utmost vaiu to this.
Pon t foraet. of course, mat tr you aee to search' for a defense to It. but rather lor a way 01 ihinuum it. CP Complete your reconnaissance If not already dene: tai Material (hi Kins positions c Weaknessea and strentths (di Devejopment (ei Where could either slda through? cramned tame. Sirentthe ara: tarter apac oe terrain.
ani,nj ef central eiuarea. To compare development, eotinr. tne Inumhev of moves needed by each army to tu.MrLtl& Its arvriuiniif.il,. v inui, wiif itempo to the player whose turn It la to In eounUnt materia!, notice atich thlnss . ii.bR as -two Bishops." Bishops on oppoaile j 14-Q.K2 colors, pawn maiorltles.
1S-KR-Q Notice evers-thmn you fan about the.m.xtvKt nnsitionj-of the Kinta ia either evposed. i 17-RxR or does It suffer (he reverse disability ofi.R-Q lack of flinht aouares? ih-HxR Weaknesses are: Weak paarna. weak i'jn-Q-Q squares, confined pieces, a generally 21-P-KR3 22- O-ei 23- Kt-F4 24- KtxKt 25- KI-K4 2n-P-ORl 27-P-B 2S-0-Q4 2l-KtsP W have written several tlmea oni3fl-sQ move. BxB 0-114 R-Q B-K2 R-Q2 P-QR3 Q-B2 B-B3 P-OKI4 P-KI.& I (al Knorr considers 31. CJ-Q'3 tba proper move and If -K4; 32.
B-Q3, BxB; 33, RxB, etc. (hi Chess blindness at Its worst, but Black has the atuck and mujht readily outwit White in due tima anyhow. One of th Inevitable penalties of being a srnnd master Is that losses ara (re. fluently tiven more publicity than wins. But in the casa of the name below, playeo! in the Buenos Aires team tournament.
Kerfs represrntinK Finland, and Foerder. Palestine, the ending- is a perlact exampla of end-same pawn counting. Perhara Ksres did not lose brilliantly, but he did losa mathematically. Ordinarily Keres loses hecaus h out-combines himself, tries too hard to pueK a brilliant attack. Hera ha pever reallv ts a position aood ennue.h to think of attacking, and loses positionally.
ZDKIRTORT Fnerder Keres Foer.der Krea White Pluck While Blaeic 1- Kt-KBI Kt-KB.tbl-Kt-Klch K-Kt 2- P-CJKtJ P-KKt3i.12-Kt.OR P-QB4 3- B-litJ B-KI2 3.1-Kt-KlT P-BS 4- P-K.l Castles i34-PP B-K'1 5- B-K2 P-B4 3.1-K-B K-B fi-P-Bt Ki-Bll :it.-Kt-08 K-Kt 7- Castles P-K'3 37-Kt-B)Ch K-Oa 8- P-04 PP 3H-KIXR P:,K 9- KtP B-KU 31-K-K2 K-Bl in-n-KRT O KI : 4l-P-RS K-K:l break n-Kt-B3 R-Q;4l-K-Ql K-B1 ll:T-Il-B it-e. ,:-i.-n.: - wn U-ls-MJ t'-! P-QR3 44-P-R4 P-P1 Kt-B3j45-P-B3 P-K'4j PxKt I4h-P-Ri P-P. RvR 47-P-Kt K-K'.l Q-B2 ! tA-KxP K-Bl OxRt-K-Pl K-Qi O-B'2 i 50-K-Q K-K3 P-QR4 M-P-Bi PxPchl Kt-2 R2-KxP K-K4 KI-B4 KS3-K-B4 P-Kt BxBlS4-PxP K-B.1 P-B3 SS-K-CJ . K-Kt. B-R5t-P-KA KxP K-Kt2 j 57-P-KS K-K'I PP i.sa-P-KT KxP O-OT ISO-P-KH'QI P-B1 PxQ :t.0-O-KtSeh Reaijne.
Both plavers' plans In the opening often him on such points. (To b eonllnued) From th Boiirnemo'Hh 'EnsUndi tnr rument. Dr. Eu8 has a ver nrro a . Tes-Scheldt's 1 ri - e J 4 t , 1 Whm mites la (hree. (Wh. 9, Bl, 8 ) SOLU'nON tO PROBLEM 1049: P-K4. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 10SO: P-B4. We received solutions from the followine: .. i . Ford, Dr." R." h' Bom. A. Curry (wet- w ' Udlr.
a. RUY LOrEZ Ki'to Fuwe'Kittn White Black' White 1- p-k p-Ki n-r-KBt 2- KT-KB3 K-OR.1I?0-B-K!S 3- B-Kt3 r-Cin.liIl-B.Rfi 4- B-B1 Kt-B.rai-B-Kt A-Cast4ea K'xP; 21-P-KK-4 -P-04 P-OKt4?4-P-KR4 T-B-Kt3 P-OliJ5-PxP H-PxP B-K1 L'H-0-K4 9-P-M3 H-K2;L7-PxP 10-B-K.1 ratlesi?R-B:t(a) ll.OK'-qa KtvKt 2S-P-B.) 12- QxK' KI-R4 in-O-BJ lt-Kt-04 O-Qi 31-O-CSch 14-B-Pi P-B4 32-0-B:i 13- Q-OI P-KKMill-K-K.) lfi-Kt-rB PxKt i 34-R-KKt, n-B-RA R-B2 Resigns 18-QR-K Kt-B3l tat 2 K-R, followed by R-KKf E;ct B-B B-KJ B-3 K--K2 R-K P-9S P-BS P-KB FxP r-K'.'ch KP K- CxPcH CUP RlPcS ha Sharp. L. Shen- ord. H Bruhn.
R. Rrtalin. J. B. Ryan, M. S J Ollmore, J P Walsh. W. L. Koeihen, v. n. neii, n. -,inr. , ...n,. ..... ladder. i i T, Blicr taelcome to our tad-C -rier.i J. G. Pennnuton. M. Rtidholm. J. T. " Waiaon. D A. Innes. T. Zeer iwelcwme to our ladder.t F. Ntiyer iwelcome to our ladder,) W. B. Tudor, i T Hnritf, member of the Aim-rifan '-1 'International Chess team, and Harold Mar- ,-.. ,u,.,.i i t...... S-llitm. champion New Bnaland. will a.ve j YZtlr H.stmi Fn. i sitnuluneou, exhibition on Wn'., w; ; Jj," tf t,tt$'Mlt " ten auo l;..,- it .,v. da for abatil twenty years, hut this year. rnnT. era.
, 1 ,, exhihiuon at. th headi'iarters of the Hni- IvwooM Chess aroup. iu r. nrmos r. been given as the winning line lor Whits.
CARO-K ANN DEFENSE Fine Hanatier Fine Hanaiter While Blacifi White Blari 1- P-K4 P-QBl!?2-P-RS KR-Kt 2- P-OI P-QI2.1-Q-K3 Kt-C5 3- KI-OB3 PxPi34-RyReh RR 4- KtxP B-B4 2S,-BxKt PB 5- Kt-Kt3 B-Kt.t !2H-RxP RxR S-P-KR4 P-KR3'07-QxFl Q-Fi 7-Kt,-KB3 Kt-0;'2-P-KKt4 Q-Ko-d H-B-Q3 BxR 29-K-B3 C-K7rn 9-QxB KKt-B.I .in-K-K'3 K-KI 10- B-O2 P-F3 31-K-K'4 Q-KSrtr 11- O-O-O Q-B3 32-K.-R4 G-K7 12- rC-Kfc CMs 33-K-R1 Q-P? 13- P-B4 B-Q3 '34-O-B& Q-X7 H-Kf-K4 KtxKt;U,1-P-Kt4 0-07 15-Q.xKt, P-QB4 3i-Q-Ohch Qx'J 1SI-B-B3 K'.-B:(i37-PQ P-K3 17-0-K2 P-R3 Id-K-KtS K-B 1R-KI-K1 BxKtl3t-P-B5 PxP H-PxH K -O 40-PxP r-Kt 20- R-Q Kt-Kt. !41-P-Q7ch KsP 21- KR-Q Kt-B.1 i42-KxP Rttunt ENGLISH OPENING Oreen 1 Hanauer Black While P-K4!12-Q-KI3fh Kt-KBK!3-P-K3 P-Ol j 14-P-04 KtxP 15-RPxP Kl-Kfl 1 lti-KixP Kt-BI ; 17-RvR B-Ki 1 IR-PvKt Ctir j IT-K-R P-Bt .'O.R-K P-tJIU 21-CJ-B7 PxBl Hanauer White 1- P-OB1 2- Kt-QRI 3- P-KKI3 4- PxP -B-Kf2 -Ki-H3 7-Casl.ieg 8-P-OI !)-B-K3 in-p-wi?4 flreeaj Blar K-R P-BN PKP PP PxRr'rt K t x K QxPfii Q-O-i ts.k Reslcni Beervatmn should be made be (eiephon- Ung MAdison 634 or WEbster 8817. if there la any rnnaress at. all. It will hardly be up t the ttandardi of nrevimia Premier Tournaments, in which Alekhln. Euwe. Capablanca, Keres. Fine. Reshevi and Flnhr war numbered among the. contestants.
There lj a sayln among ehesa playi'a that lurk favors the better player. It : certainly trua In the. rase of the gatra pasn iin- tha lurir the C R for the year, handsomely bounn, w,nnr, wr, nol Beuben Fine, surelv oea can be obtained for 2 30 Previous ar- 0f Ins leading fiva or six players in th deles l Preliminary K-onoclasm: 2. A I world. Netr Conception Of S.ra.y and Tart Ira: Hjs BDpolnt , ,hi, from lh. Marshall rhes. riuh rhamnmnahln inttrna. tcontinueo. i ' - : j . , " , llll HI lUIW ir.nn rr,, .'11,1, SI.CItlCT Or THE CHESSBOABO By C. J. . Pry (Cogyriiat) ' li. A Slelboa" of Thinking fn Chea. (This article conclnds the series, wntrn j below, which wo-ilrt. probably ran throughout the yesr complete aen u i noticed if one of the plavera, ' See Comhnia'ions' 5 -- Sftme a store Km" inr fiue . J I ereri himself vith .lory un to a Dolnt! a I h nrnn n or I orvx.-'- .... - . Bourdonnats A Method ot'Knorr While i-r-M 7 How to Plan Princnlcs: 9. Back to La in.
The Soul ot Chess: II Thinking In Chess (introductory.) THE SYSTEM (I: MY TURN TO MOV I) ft) What ara all the moves I have to consider? This mav aeem strange question to ask first, because It ia usually unanswer- It If very iiserui. now- ahle at tbia !&. ..... tr tu. 1. rlozvlv limltnil to iwn Tin. u ill. un'iis i i"."-' - nejor three possible moves, as you may ne sition hi in "nt" a eonimon sense, way m choosing the ritht move without fnllnwlna nut th rest, o! the system, or aome into much analvaia. Or there may he only one possible move, apparently: In that event, look hard lor aomethitia el yon mlaht do first, f., after 1. P-K4. N-K Bl: 2. N-OB.1. P-Q4; 3. PvP, NxPi 4. B-B4, NxN.
Now don't Impulsively nla.T the nppnrentiy forced recapture, !. NPxN. but first . O-mi hirh aalna White a bit of arivuntau. vtot niavor noiiir! rr this move it thev inokd for tt, but 95 per cent ot players would not look.
to nuKt coses, the ouesflon Is atipposec) to remain lncompif!tely answered for the time bm. to ba returned to after (sues-Hon 5 (t-Hnw has his Isst mora chanted the SICILIAN PrrEN8E Fine i Knorr flls'-k i White p-qri jn-Kt-Q 2-KI-KB3 P-K3 i'.'l-B-O.I 3- P-Q4 PxP iJ-P-Bi 4- KtxP Kt-KB.'l j J't-Kt-KJ 5- KI.-QB3 Kt-B3iJ4-BxP 6- Kt'Q4)-Kt5 P-O.t ;i!S-RiB-B3 -B-KS R-B-KKtS 9-BxKt ln-Casilra 11- -K 12- R-Q ' n-P-ORl 14- K-ll 15- Kt-Ql lfi-P-Bt 17-Kt-Kt3 ia-r?,-o.) 19-r-r:) B-K2 2H-KI-Q5 Castle.s!'J7-rt'B3t-Kl3 :a-Kt-K!S 2-KtsR ,10-KtxKt 31-P-Kl3(a) .12-Bi(B 3.1-PxP 34- Q-Q 35- R-OI :it-RtJ)-K3 QxKtP) mateibl Fluaj Tt'an P-QP4 P-K4 P-Oi PvKP B-R3 on-s Q-Ol B-Bt Kt-5 RxK PxKt B-Q4 PxP PvSl What are his threats? What ara ht obieels? If you have carried out full reconnaissance while he has been thinkini out his move, the flrsl part of Shis question en-soles you to bnna tt uo to date. The other two parts are also important. It is obvlottslv vital to ba aware of any threats. But if there ara no actual threats, don't leave tt at that.
Still try to fathom your lepponent'a aoiecis in piayint the move. ii inin i i. i,i m irirn. in... ,,i p, - wiu;ttchd th utmost vaiu to this.
Pon t foraet. of course, mat tr you aee to search' for a defense to It. but rather lor a way 01 ihinuum it. CP Complete your reconnaissance If not already dene: tai Material (hi Kins positions c Weaknessea and strentths (di Devejopment (ei Where could either slda through? cramned tame. Sirentthe ara: tarter apac oe terrain.
ani,nj ef central eiuarea. To compare development, eotinr. tne Inumhev of moves needed by each army to tu.MrLtl& Its arvriuiniif.il,. v inui, wiif itempo to the player whose turn It la to In eounUnt materia!, notice atich thlnss . ii.bR as -two Bishops." Bishops on oppoaile j 14-Q.K2 colors, pawn maiorltles.
1S-KR-Q Notice evers-thmn you fan about the.m.xtvKt nnsitionj-of the Kinta ia either evposed. i 17-RxR or does It suffer (he reverse disability ofi.R-Q lack of flinht aouares? ih-HxR Weaknesses are: Weak paarna. weak i'jn-Q-Q squares, confined pieces, a generally 21-P-KR3 22- O-ei 23- Kt-F4 24- KtxKt 25- KI-K4 2n-P-ORl 27-P-B 2S-0-Q4 2l-KtsP W have written several tlmea oni3fl-sQ move. BxB 0-114 R-Q B-K2 R-Q2 P-QR3 Q-B2 B-B3 P-OKI4 P-KI.& I (al Knorr considers 31. CJ-Q'3 tba proper move and If -K4; 32.
B-Q3, BxB; 33, RxB, etc. (hi Chess blindness at Its worst, but Black has the atuck and mujht readily outwit White in due tima anyhow. One of th Inevitable penalties of being a srnnd master Is that losses ara (re. fluently tiven more publicity than wins. But in the casa of the name below, playeo! in the Buenos Aires team tournament.
Kerfs represrntinK Finland, and Foerder. Palestine, the ending- is a perlact exampla of end-same pawn counting. Perhara Ksres did not lose brilliantly, but he did losa mathematically. Ordinarily Keres loses hecaus h out-combines himself, tries too hard to pueK a brilliant attack. Hera ha pever reallv ts a position aood ennue.h to think of attacking, and loses positionally.
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