139 21 P—Q4 28 P—Q6 The winning move ! setae It would be better for Black not to open the position 28 O—B 5 yet, but to play 21.., O R—Kt 1. ree Better would be at once 22 P—K5 22 K Kt—K 5 28.., Q—B1. 23 KR—Kt2 23 QR—KtI 24 PxP 24 PxP 25 P—B4 31 Kt—Q4 32 RxQ and wins A very strong move. It is not… … a Pawn or the Exchange. WHITE (SNOSKO-BOROVSKY) 6 B—K2 6 Castles WHITE BLACK Dr. E. LASKER and R. RETI and 7 P—K R3 7 Bx Kt F. C. HAALEBOS G. C. OSKAM 8 BxB 8 P—B 3 r P—Q4. I K Kt—B 3 9 QO—-Q2 9 QOKt—Qz2 2 K Kt—B3 2 P—K Kt 3 to CastlesQ R 10 P—QO Kt 4 3 Kt—B3 eceted Hindering 11 P—K¢4 3 P—Bgq is…
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