Znosko-Borovskii, Evg. A. (Evgenii Aleksandrovich), 1884-1952 · London : G. Bell and Sons, ltd. · leaf 110
here is no doubt as to the seriousnessof the threats : either Kt—K B 5, with KtxB ch to follow ;or B X Kt and Kt—R 5. Black, of course, can protect himselfwith P—Kt 3 ; but by that he weakens the Kings side andgives White good chances for attack by means of P—K B 5.Black can parry this threat best… … Black : Dr. S. Tarrasch.White : H. N. Pillsbury. this exchange and to what it leads. Thus i Kt—K 2, Kt—K5;2BxB, RxB;3BxKt,PxB ; 4 Q—Kt 3 (Diagram L.)WHiat has WTiite gained bythis ? He has weakened BlacksQ B P, because one of its pro-tecting Paw^ns has moved awayand it will now be weak in caseof…
Chess -- Middle games
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