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B16 SUNDAY OCTOBER 28, 1990 OC LOS ANGELES TIMES By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER CHESS 15 d4 16 Bxd4 exd4 17 Ne4 Qc6 18 Nc7 Kd7 19 Nxa8 Qxe4 20 Qc7 Ke8 21 Rlel Qc6 22 Ob8 Kd7 23 Radl. If 17 NI5 18 Nxc5 Nxg3. White regains material by 19 Rfel-f- Kd8 20 Nxb7 Kc8 21 a6 Bb4 22 c3. IBaBI Seeing 16 bxa6? 17 Rxa6 Qxa6 18 Nc7 and 16 d4? 17 axb7 Qxb7? 18 Nd6. bS 17 Radl The threat of 18 Nxd5 Nxd5 19 Rxd5 leaves Black little choice.

d4 18 Qh3l? Preventing Ne7-I5. Black survives 18 Bxd4 NI5! 19 Og4 Nxd4. Nc8 The game remains unclear after 18. dxc3 19Nd6 Kd8 20 Nxl7 Kc7 21 Nxh8 Nxh8 22 Qxh7 NI7. 19 White refutes 19.

20 Nxd4 Qc7 by 21 0(3! Rb8 22 0x61 Qxc6 23 Nxc6 Bd6 24 Nb5. 20 Rfel NxbB 21 BxeBBe777 Hopeless, as is 21 22 Nb5 Qxb5 23 Qf3 Rc8 24 Qb7 Qc6 25 Bd6. Black must risk 21 Nxc3 22 Bxg7 Ne7 23 Bxc3 Rg8, when 24 Re4! Rg6 appears playable. 22NxbSO-OOr 22. Qxb5 23 Bxg7 Rg8 24 Qxh7 Rxg7 25 Qxg7.

and White has plenty of material. 23 MM Oct 24 Ml Finishing elegantly. Qc4 As 24 QxM loses to 25 Nc6 Qc4 26 Nxe7 Nxe7 27 6d6. 26 NfB Bxb4 28 Stock RMtMi TEACHERS like your students on a GEOGRAPHY SAFARI the newest game from the Los Angeles Times In Education! 6Lp9o 2 3U 0 abcdefgh lose to 33 Nxh6 gxh6 34 Rxf7 Qxf7 35 Bxf 7 Kxf 7 36 Qd5, and 32 loses to 33 Nxh6 Kh7 34 Ng4l. 33 Ne3l? Qe7 34 NdS NxdB 3B BxdS Thanks to the opposite Bishops.

White dominates the light squares. R7 As 36 Rxf7 Qxl7 37 Bxf 7 Rxf7 draws. 38 Qb3 37 Qb g6 Welcoming 38 Rxl6 Qxf6 39 Qxa7 Bg7. 38 Rc37l Threatening 39 Rc8 Kg7 40 Re8, or 39 Bg7 40 Bxh8 4 1 Qg8 mate. But White should restrain h6-h5 with 38 g4.

hSI 39 4 KMI 40 gxhfi KxhB 41 Rc8 Bfl7 Adjourned here. Surprisingly, Black's King is sate. 42 Pla8, Drawn, GM Kotronlaa (Greece) OM King (England), Wataon, Parlay fc WHName Intamatlonai, New York City 1990: 1 4eS2d4dS3BThe recently fashionable Advance variation against the Caro-Kann Defense. BfB 4 Nc3 QbS Black has scored poorly with 4 e6 5 g4l? Bg6 6 Nge2. B43I? Bxd3 Cautious.

Instead, 5 Qxd4 6 Nf3 Og4 7 0-0 gives White quick development for the pawn. 6 Qxd3 e8 7 Ng2 Nd7 8 0-0 Ne7 9 e4 Black is not ready to open the center. More logical is 9. NtS 10aSOa6. lOaBQeS 11 dxcB Null 12 Qg3 NBgS 13 Nd4 QxcB 14 Be3 White gets nothing from 14 NdbS Nf5.

Now we have an exciting battle between White's active pieces and Black's central pawns. e6 Forced, as 14 Qc8 permits 15 NcbB, invading on d6 or c7. IB NdbB QcB Black's King Is too exposed after GEOGRAPHY SAFARI SERVING ALL AIRPORTS AND CRUISE 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAY A WEEK October 28, 1990 PoiHIen '6086: White to play and win. From the game Hodgson Shepley, Lloyd's Bank Masters. London 1990.

Solution to Position '6086: Black wins with 1 Bxf2 2 Kx(2 Qt2 3 Re2 e3 4 KI3 Oct 5 Nc3 (as 5 Ra2 Of 1 6 Kg4 Qdl leads to mate) Qxc3 6 Qe7 Oatl 7 Kg7. Neither 3 Kg 1 13 4 Qg3 12 nor 3 KI1 e3 4 Re2 Qc1 5 Re 1 e2! 6 Kxe2 Re8 7 Kd3 Oxe 1 saves White. Follow today's headlines to the far corners of the world. Geography will come alive as students: Work in travel teams to map their "journeys" to the places where news events are happening. Study the relationships between people and places in the world around them.

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In Los Angeles, will host a free simultaneous exhibition by master Jerry Hanken on Nov. 5, beginning at 7 p.m. Anyone who defeats the master wins a free six-month club membership. Call (213) 665-5728 for details. Rick Long won the Hughes Fall Quad and Don Proffit scored a perfect 6-0 in the Hughes Fall Action at the Hughes Chess Club in Canoga Park.

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a6 4 Ba4 Nf6B0-0Be7 6R1 b57Bb3d68c3 0-0 9 h3 Nd7 Twice before, Karpov tried the Zaitsev system, 9 Bb7 10 d4 Re8. 10 d4 BtB 1 1 e4 Bb7 12 axb5 axb6 13 RxaB QxsB The less accurate 13 Bxa8 14 Na3 Qb8 15 Nc2 gives White an edge. 14 d6 Now 14 b4 15 Nc4 bxc3 16 bxc3 Na5 is dead even. NaB IB Bc2 Nc4 New? Tal Keres, USSR 1964, favored White alter 15 Rb8 16 Na3 Ba6 17 b4l Nc4 18 Nxc4 bxc4 19 Ba4 Nb6 20 Bc6 Bb7 21 Bxb7. 18 b3 NcbB 17 Na3 B6 18 Nh2 Thinking of 19 Ng4 Be7 20 Ne3, or even 20 14.

C0 Necessary, as Black counterplay. 19 dxcB QxcB 20 Bd2 Be7 Alter 24 minutes' thought. The ambitious 20 d5 is parried strongly by 21 Ng4. 21 Ng4 Ra8 22 No3 Nf6 23 Nf 6 Bffi 24 BgB Nbd7 Black has secured his Kingside, and he's nearly ready to free his game with d6-d5. 25 c4l A line pawn sac gains permanent control- of d5.

bxc4 Almost forced, although Karpov spent 29 minutes'' on this move and his next one. Closing the Queensideby25. b4 26Nb1 h6 27 Bx(6 Nxl6 28 Nd2 leaves White in He will plant a Knight on d5. 26 bxc4 Bxc4 27 Nxc4 Qxc4 28 Bb3 Black is still solid, but White has a "can't lose" position. Qc32B Kh2h6H29.

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