Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 222
K-Ri P-QKt4 threatening P — Kt 5; which would open the lineof action of the Bishop and also secure a passed Pawn. 34. Q-Kt2 Q-R5 indirectly defending the Q P, which White cannottake on account of Q X R ch. CENTRE GAME 207 35. K-Kt I P-Kt5 The attack increases in force as it is gradually broughthome… … 36. PXP QxP Black has now a passed Pawn, and his Bishop exertsgreat pressure. White cannot very well play now37 RxP because of RxR; 38 R x R, B x P;and WTiite could not take the Bishop because Q —K 5 ch would win the Rook, leaving Black a clearpassed Pawn ahead. P-QR3 Q-R5! RxP R-QKti R(Ql)_Q2 P-B5…
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