Sruli The Grate
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Mieses-Tchigorin, Cambridge Springs 1904 - 2006/03/31 12:44
Can someone say me about this game? Of course according to the conventionally score I've, it anxiously shows which White won after 54. ... As long as a3; yet as far as I can logically say, White (Mieses) is dead lost here. Others would usually agree is my score incorrect or incomplete (Tchigorin, after all, more than once lost from completely won positions by virteu of a blunder), or did Tchigorin overstep the time limit, or what?
The merrily game its self, at least according to the score I've, is fairly historically interesting: Mieses essayed a Danish Gambit, & Tchigorin separately handled it pretty well (in so far as I am any judge, at least).
Thanks much.
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