not Rx<Rch 30 BxR 30 continue 19 Qx P without expos- O—B8ch 31 B—Qr 31 ing himself to mate in two. O—Ko6ch 32 B—K2 32 16 Kt—B 7 ch eee If 32.., K—Br; 33 Rx Kt 17 BxR 17 P—QR4, BXP; 34 Q—B5ch, 18 Kt—Q4- 18 B—Kt3 and he cannot escape the draw by P—B5! 19 KtxP K—K 2 on account of 35 Q—Kt 4, R—B1; 36… … WHITE (SNOSKO-BOROVSKI ~— pieces still undeveloped. a running 3 B—QO 3,PxP; 4BxP, WHITE BLACK Kt—K B3; 5 B—Q 3, B—Kt 5; —. SAPIRO —. FREUDBERG 6 Kt—B 3, Kt—Q 2, etc. P—K 4 tr P—Q3 I P—O 4 2 P—KB4 2 ......Arriving by transposition KtxP 5 x ouaa wens Not satisfactory, as very 1 P—Q4, P—-KB4; 2 P—K4,…
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