Znosko-Borovskii, Evg. A. (Evgenii Aleksandrovich), 1884-1952 · London : G. Bell and Sons, ltd. · leaf 163
w when one is left withinferior forces towards the end of the game : that is, whichpiece to give up and what kind of ending to select, if, ofcourse, one has the possibility of choice. Here more knowledge and understanding of the end-gameis necessary. We must, however, see the way in which theweaker… … Black : Dr. E. Laskcr.White : C. Sclilcchter. INFERIORITY IN FORCE 149 Exchange. This is obvious, so that we may accept the posi-tion as one where Black is weaker in force.The game continued : 1. R— B 7 ch K—B 3 It is clear that Black cannot go to the first rank on accountof 2 R—B 8 ch or Kt—Kt 6…
Chess -- Middle games
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