Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 87
erefore press on his attack. The game con-tinues : I. Kt (B 5)xKtP Kt —B4 Evidently an error which made the winning easierfor WTiite, as he simply took the Rook with the Knightand kept up the attack. Black should have played:i...KtxKt. Then would have followed: 2 Kt-Bdch, K-Kta; 3 Kt X B,… … Example 47. — The student should carefully ex-amine the position, as the sacrifice of the Bishop insimilar situations is typical, and the chance for it isof frequent occurrence in actual play. The gamecontinues: 1. B X P ch 2. Kt—Kt 5 ch KxBK-Kt3 Best. If 2... K — R 3 ; 3 Kt X P ch wins the…
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