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Robert Huebner vs Walter Browne
Cloverline Tournament (1982), Chicago, IL USA, rd 2, Apr-10
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation. English Attack (B90)  ·  1-0

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Nov-22-04  kostich in time: In 1982, a greeting card company in Chicago, whose owner knew William Martz, arranged for a small, but strong international tournament-Huebner, Browne, Martz, Korchnoi, Dzindihasvili,and (I think) Lein. It was category 12. Heubner won it with terrifying efficiency.At one point, the company had an actor in an Easter bunny suit suit down to "play " with Heubner. The phot, from Chess Life, is priceless.Heubner simply sat with a calm expression as if nothing was going on.
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