QO—K R4? Ii B—K 4 I1 Kt—Q4 12 KtxKt 12 PxKt 13 BxQP 13 B—K Kt 5 14 P—K R 3. 14 BxKt 15 BxXB 15 Q—K 4 og SRD Soo S 6 NCS AOr AN mM ell Raek=Lekn 2} mM Mm On, me MAMMA Mm nd” on YY a o F nwacxHan OF AMAoMAM — sas me AN AN m 3 = Bao = mee NAN Q on a oe) | a ae ee [| 2 Xo x9x | _ SN RAS: WX Q Wy Ww ¢… … WHITE (MR. J. MAHOOD). 18 KtxKt 18 PxKt 23 Q—Q 2 (a) 19 Q—K 3 19 P—R 5 24 Q—R 6 24 QxRP 20 B—K 4 20 B—K 3 25 R—B sq ch 25 K—Q2 21 BxP 21 BxB 26 K—Q 3 260 Q—R4ch 22 P—B4 22 PxKtP 27 Resigns. 27 R—B 6 ch (b) 23 PxXB (a2) Black might have secured the better game with 23 Px P ch, K—R sq; 24 K—Kt sq!…
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