Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 140
her capturethe Pawn or go to K B 3, and come out with a winningending. ROOK AND PAWNS 125 3. P-R4 P-Kt6 4. R — Kt 4 ch K moves5- R-Kt3 and White will either capture the PawTi or play R —K B 3, according to the circumstances, and come outwith a winning ending. Now, going back to the position shown… … Now the best continuation would be: 1.P-B7 R-Kt3ch (best) 2. K-B I R-KB 3 3. R-K 7! K-B 4 (best) White threatened to check with the Rook at K 6. 4. K-K2 P-Kt6 126 ENDINGS WITH ONE Best. If K-B 5; both P-R 4 and K-K 3 willwin; the last-named move particularly would winwith ease. 5- R-K3 6. R-QKt3 7.…
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