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For those interested in reading about the refutation of Damiano's defense, here is a link to Tim McGrew's "The Gambit Cartel" at chesscafe.com: http://www.chesscafe.com/text/mcgrew11.pdf Sloan's game vs. Thaler (rated 1985 at the time, now rated 2094) is given. The game went 1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 f6 3 Nxe5 fxe5 4 Qh5 Ke7 5 Qxe5 Kf7 6 Bc4

On Thu, 28 Apr 2005 17:20:35 GMT, (Sam Sloan) wrote: It is the Nakamura Attack, and without even an official naming ceremony, every active chess player in the world already knows what it is. It is the opening 1. e4 e5 2. Qh5 !!!! I played that opening frequently 38 or 39 years ago, when I was 11 or 12.

Sam Sloan wrote: Snip spewing from a convicted felon/kidnapper. Among modernly named openings, the MacCutcheon Variation was nasmed (sic) after a patzer named MacCutcheon who played it in a simultaneous exhibition against Steinitz. His name was John L. McCutcheon, not "MacCutcheon". As for his playing

Polish Chess Championships take place 21st April - 4th May. Round 7 Standings: 1 Wojtaszek, Radoslaw m POL 2569 5.5 2 Markowski, Tomasz g POL 2560 4.5 3 Macieja, Bartlomiej g POL 2613 4.5 4 Kempinski, Robert g POL 2627 4.5 5 Miton, Kamil g POL 2592 4.5 6 Bobras, Piotr m POL 2501 4.0 7 Urban, Klaudiusz m POL 2497 3.5 8 Socko, Bartosz g POL 2583 3.5

When some years ago I sent my chess friends in Russia, very competent chess players and journalists, Kingston's article on Botvinnik and Keres, they were amazed that I was reading such a "historian". To begin with, no one knew his name. Some of them called him a liar and character assassin. Even a mud-slinger.I was trying to defend him, but all in vain... Lev Khariton

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Don C. Aldrich wrote: Geez, I thought we put this issue to bed more than three years ago. For those with shorter memories than Sam, here you go: Can all this really be valid? Sam Sloan LIED, to us on this group, or even COMMITTED PERJURY? How can this be? After, no less an authority than Larry Parr recently said: "I doubt that most readers here regard Sam as a liar ... He usually issues...

Here's an interesting Q&A for Bruce Pandolfini at chesscafe.com Q. So Mr. Pandolfini, what are your favorite books?) Thank you. Brandon Murray, USA A. None of my own books are among my favorites. I kind of loathe them all, but that's just me (actually, there may be a few others who feel the same way -- let me look into that). As far as the other books you've mentioned go, I think they're all...

A recent issue of Chess Life magazine declared that Svetozar Jovanovic was the "Dean of American Scholastic Chess". I had no objection to this but some others did, pointing out that whilke Svetozar Jovanovic has long been the chess coach for the Dalton School and has won many national championships, Sunil Weeramantry has won more and was the coach for the new US Champion, Hikaru Nakamura. Then,...

Happy 50th birthday to GM John Nunn (England), who was born on 25 April 1955. On April 25th in Australia and New Zealand, many public observances do take place (though not necessarily in relation to John Nunn's birthday). --Nick

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I recently bought John Nunn's "Solving in Style" 1st edition 1985 from a secondhand bookstore ($15 AU). I started reading the text that goes with Diagram 3 and then tried to solve the mate in 2 problem. I found what I believe is a solution that differs from that described in the text. The main line being 1 Qc3, Ke7. 2 Rxe6+, Kf8. 3 Qg7++ Yes I spent all day thinking I'd found an alternative mate...