Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 83
HAPTER IIIPlanning a Win in Middle-Game Play I shall now give a few winning positions taken frommy own games. I have selected those that I behevecan be considered as types, i.e. positions that mayeasily occur again in a somewhat similar form. Aknowledge of such positions is of great help; in… … 68 ATTACKING WITHOUT KNIGHTS 69 Example 43. — It is Blacks move, and as he is aKt and P behind he must win quickly, if at all. Heplays: I QR—Kt i! 2. R—B 2 If, Q X Q, R X P ch; K— R I, B - Q 4 and matefollows in a few moves. 2 R X P ch 3. K—B I B —B 5 ch 4. Ktx B R—Kt 8mate mm i%M fi*->i m HiH „…
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