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1 6 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1990 SD LOS ANGELES TIMES CHESS By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER 8 i 7 i it 5 2 ft abcdefgh wlui iL-iynel Vi Kl n3 Qxc'l I'l Dxlli llxlli h'l Ki I hxcB d4 If) Ntlli. Whilu wnn Willi Ins oxii.i piccu. h6 13 a3l Qxc4 Whili; can sn.llcli llio n.iwn 14 Bxf6 Bxf6 15 b4 Bg5 16 Qd1 cxd5 Foicoil. rim jjoiih of While's lilny is lli.it IB FJrJ3 traps Black's Uiioon. 17 bxcBd4 18 Nd5 Nol IB cxilG" dxc3 19 because ol 19 Brl2f Qxc5 Aijain lorcotl.

as IB dxclj' 19 Nc ni)8 20 Bb3 catches llio Queen'. 190-0 Whilo has a clear ndvanlage, because the piece should outplay Black's three pawns In tho middlegamo. Be6 20 Bb3 Black gets somo compensation from 20 nxti Bx'd5 2 1 exd5 Rab8. Rac8 Neither 20 Qxa3? 21 Nc nor 20 lo! 21 NdM! Irakis much hope. 21 Khl White intends to attack wilh 12-M, the best plan to capitalize on his extra piece.

The slower 2 1 a'l Kh 22 Khl IB gives Black somo counterplay. Groedy. Correct is 2 1 Kh 22 Bhl. 22 f4 Bh4 23 51 gxf5 24 oxfB Bxd5 If 24 Bd7. White wins with 25 Nxd4! oxd4 26 Qg4 Bg5 21 Nf(i Kg 28 Nxd.

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On Wednesday, however, Kasparov took the lead, 1 Xh-Vi, with a fine attacking win (see Today's Games). Kasparov's victory may qualify as the most one-sided game in the long rivalry between the two Ks. After 18 familiar moves, Kasparov uncorked a powerful novelty. Karpov responded feebly and, only a few moves later, Kasparov obtained an overwhelming attack. Later in the week, Karpov asked for and received a postponement of the Friday night game.

The best-of-24-game match is to resume Monday. Games are scheduled for each Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening. The Times will present a report on each game on the day after play. Qbl Qo. when tho pin is troublosome.

26 Rb3 Also 26 Bb3 keeps tho initiativo alter either 26. d6 2 NxcMI? oxcM 28 QxcM or 26 Bf6 2 Ng3 effi 28 Nh5. Qa5 27 Be4 d5 28 Bbl Rfc8 29 (617 Possible is 29 Rxb, but White prefers to threaten 30 Qd3. Qa6 30 Ng3 Bg57 Losing. The only chanco is 30 Bxf6 31 Qg4 131 Rbl3 Rcl is unclear) KfB 32 Rbf3 Rcl 33 Rxiei? 0x16 34 Uxc8 Rxc8 3B Rxf6, when Whilo's two extra pieces may not be able lo copo with five Black passers.

31 Bd3l Black would escape alter 3 I Qg4'! Rcl! 32 Bd3 Qxf6 33 h4 014! or 32 Rbl3 e4 33 RI5 KI8 34 h4 Bxf6. Qa4 32 h4l Whilo plans a winning attack alter 32 Bxh4 33 Qg4 KI8 34 Qg Ko8 35 Rxb, or 33 Bg5 34 Qf5 o4 35 Nxe4 dxe4 36 Qxo4 KI8 3 Ko838Rxb) 38 Rxb! Qo8 las 38 R5c 39 Qh6 8g 40 Qd6 costs niatorial) 39 Rxl6 Rc 1 40 Bl I. Rc1 33 Qf3 Inviting 33 Qxb3 34 Bh Kxh 35 Qxb3. Not 33 Qg4? bocauso 33 Qxb3 34 hxg5 Qxd3 36 gxh6 Qg6 dolonds. e4Whito refutes 33 8xh4 by 34 Nib! Qxb3 35 Qg4 Bg5 36 Nxhfit Kf8 3 QxgS.

34 Nxe477 In time pressure, White missos tho winning 34 Qg4! Qxb3 35 hxg5 h5 36 Qxh5 Qa3 (hoping for 37 Qh6r- Qf8) 3 g6. dxe4 35 Qxa4 Rxf1 36 Kh2 Bf4 37 Kh3 If 3 g3. Black halts White's attack with 37 8xq3! 38 Kxg3 Rg 39 Kh3 Rg6, or 38 Kh3 nil 39 Qxhl Qxb3 40 Qo4 Qe6. Qd7 38 g4 RhlI 39 Qxhl Or 39 Kg2 Qxg4, mating. Qa6l 40 Rxb7 II 40 Qe4, simply 40.

Qxc4 4 1 Bxo4 Rc3 42 Rxc3 dxc3 43 Kg2 a5 44 Bc2 bb 43 Kf3 a4 makes a now Ouecn. Qa3-f. White Resigns. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Marriott Hotel Shoraton Anaheim Torrance Blvd. at Hawthorne Blvd.

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at 10 Fwy. riniiRi 101 Fwy. at Topanga Canyon North Industry Hills at Azusa Paaadena Ontario AirDort Woodland Hills Industry Hills raiwana wniario Airpon LAj Airport LOCAL NEWS Doug Root won the final game of the Summit Publishing Challenge Match in Santa Monica, tieing the match against IM Jeremy Silman at 3-3. In the most exciting game of the series, Silman won a piece for three pawns with a new idea in the opening, shed a fourth pawn for attack, but ran short of time, missed the tricky path to the win, and lost. Summit Publishing, a local publisher of chess books, sponsored the match.

The North County Fall Open will be held Oct. 20-21 at a new site, the Com-pri Hotel in Rancho Bernardo in Sar Diego. It's a two-section tournament nd a qualifier for the state championship playoff. Call Alina Markowski at (619) 743-3044 for more information. John Patty and Tracy Gray shared first place in the 32-player Victorville Championship two weeks ago in Victorville.

Tom Jarrell was best under 1800, and Gerald Irvine took the under 1500 prize. Jarrell also created the computer program that made the pairings. The next tournament in Victorville is a five-round Action chess event scheduled Oct. 21. Call Steve Bradley at (6191 243-3287 for details.

TODAY'S GAMES MondfyTuellO-B I iMfflTffflffalfT lrfHwi7roSwKfe7nri ANDSHOW VALID I TAXSI.SALE I loweseat'SJKU I ALL 3 PIECES! $T)tffi(a JBJ I 5 PIECE Cft7feK I HOLLY HILL 4. PIECE BEDROOM SET IX. I I A I QEPTinMAI iIWU-V I Fsalursi Rich CSrainod F.msh. Plonly ol Slorago jOVk. a1 i I I I 1 FREE OCLfllUNHL MP I Al jl lj Space Included in Drsssor.

Framod Mirror. Full ALL JltHai JlOt-1 I I I If II STORAGE I II fT I or Queen Siio Hoaaooard. and Lilafmo Slool Hod A BUaTB I A If I VJ YJ I Lwy i nl A nil I jTxiSem mdlkv giCXJ Luxurious Fabrics I ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS! GM Kasparov (Sovuet Union) GM Karpov (Soviet Union) 2, World Championship, New York City 1990: 1 e4 Alroady small Kasparov did not use I e4 in any games ol thoir last match in Sovillo in 108 e52 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 a6 4 Ba4 Nf6 5 0-0 Be7 6 Re1 b5 7 Bb3 d6 8 c3 0-0 9 h3 Bb7 10 d4 Re8 Znitsov's idnn Illack doos not mind 1 1 Ng5 RI8 12 Nf3 RnB I3 NrjQ RfO, repenting. 11 Nbd2 Bf8 12 a4 h6 13 Bc2 exd4 Else d4 d5 14 cxd4 Nb4 1 5 Bb1 bxa4 In tho Loniinjrnd phase of their match, Karpov twice relied on If) c5 IG d5 Md 1fla3c4 16 Rxa4 a5 17 Ra3 Ra6 Preparing g-rj(i. II I White splits Black's Kmrjsido with 10 eS3 dxo5 ID dxnii Nil!) 20 oii.

18 Nh2 Tininian tried tho ineffective Ifl jCi against Karpov. Oilier GM games have tested 18 n.ie3 a4 and 18 g6 19 f3l A novelty, and a slmni) one Karpov drew easily against Ivanclmk (I!) (4 20 o5 and lljnrtarsnii (I!) Ng4 Nxy4 20 Qxg4 cb 21 dxcij flxcfj 22 0d4) in two games last year Qd7 Black cannot easily activate his forces Afler 19. 20o5or 19. c5 'AO lib. While maintains a useful advantage in space 20 Nc4 Qb5 21 Rc3 Bc871 leihaps 21.

d5 22 Na3 0b6 23 e5 Nd, iiileiuliiui c-c5, improves. 22 Be3 Kh7 23 Qcl c6 24 Ng4l Welcoming 24 Nxg4 hxg4as Kgl-12 and Rel-hl oxploits the h-file. Ng8 25Bxh6l Decisive Bxh6 Worse are Bxg4 26 Bxf8 and Ai) NxhG 2(i Nf(i KhH 2 NxeO. 26 Nxh6 Nxh6 27 Nxd6 Qb6 28 Nxo8 Qxd4f- 29 Kh1 Qd8 30 Rd1 Qxe8 Both playets could foresee this position from move Mnre commendable llian Kasparov's calculation is his tidgmcnt, which tolls hint Hint he will have a winning attack despite Black's slight edge in material. 31 Qg5 Ra7 32 Rd8 Qe6 33 f4l Black parries Ocij by 33 Rd 34 nxc8 lldl.

Ba6 The Bishop is vulnerable nt cf) in KS34 Qh4 Kg35 iU ui 33 lid 34 fii gxfB 35 Bg3. And 33 34 Itc5 (Ihrentening 35 He5) Nf peimils 35 Qli'lt- Ktj 36 oxf5 (jxf5 3 Bxl5 (or 3 NxdH 38 BxoG Nxo6 39 Uliii) 3H Hxl!) Bxfii 39 HoO, followed by the1 advance of tho Kingside pawns. 34 f5 Qe7' Mot 34 i)xf5 because of 35 ox(5 Qel 3(i Kli2 Oxb 1 3 RM8H KxhH 38 Oxh6 Kg8 Rg3 mate 36 Qd2 01 course. White his Queen to attack His next throat is 3(i Qo5 36 Qf2 Qo7 Similar is 36 Mb 3 Hc5 (Jo 38 Qd4 37 Qd4 Ng8 38 o5 rhroatoninq 16 Qc 40 Qh4 Nh6 -1 1 HhH (- KxhH 42 Uxh(i Kg8 43 Qg mate. Nd5 39 fxg6 fxg6 40 RxcCI Qxd8 41 Qxa7l- Nde7 42 Rxa6 Qd1 43 Qgl Qd2 44 Qf1, Black Resigns.

IM Silman IM 0. Root "6, Summit Challenge Match, Santa Monica 1990: 1 (14 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 Bg7 4 o4 d6 5 Bo2 0-0 6 Bg5 Averbakfi's system against tin? King's Indian Defense Na6 Fxpenmon-lal More common are (i 6 Ii6. li Mbd 7 Qd2 e5 8 d5 c6 9 Bd3l? Makrng mom for the KN Nc5 10 Bc2 A niislakr-n idea Black comes closei lo eiiuality with 10 11 Rb1 Qb4? 12 Ngo2l Intiofliiced by Icelandic (IM Maigeir f'oiursson against John Nunn, TV STANDS! DINETTES! i 1 1 1 iyw ii'i'j I .1 i jiinu inu 1 1 1 I Isold ini SOLD IN MEW POSTURE SERIES BEDDING SETS WITH TODAY "off" OR DELIVERY chCk ARRANGED IMMEDIATELY discover BRASS HEADBOARDS YOUR CHOICC A ta sizes jj TWIN FULL QUIIN KINO rgj STEEL jFRAME! I CONTRACT FIRM I I IMPERIAL EXTRA FIRM A Mn.Lio.wABnAKrY lio. wHnmr a2aa if) a pc Ogata h.e.pc 9TVd ULL IHEAPC SaSVI FULL IE9EAPC EISV QUSEN i9EPC "AaL QUEEN S19 EA PC I a kino i.iEAPcl aTT mm I POSTURE CLASSIC FIRM II MEDICO PEDIC-SUPER FIRM t5.yn.Lro.wABfiNrr SaDiaeL IN $39 ea pc Baaaiat. use.

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