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Isaac Kashdan vs Samuel Reshevsky
United States Championship (1936), New York, NY USA, rd 8, May-04
Scotch Game: Classical Variation. Blackburne Attack (C45)  ·  0-1

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Apr-01-03  ughaibu: This is a nice Scotch game, white wins some material but black gets a big lead in development and beautifully coordinated pieces.
Feb-05-05
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  Open Defence: This is one of the few games in the 4..Bc5 , 5..Qf6 variation where Black's Queen is not chased around
Jun-14-14  Howard: This was one of the pivotal games in Reshevsky's first U.S. championship victory. First place was in jeopardy for him when this game was played, but in a sharp struggle he overcame Kashdan.
Jun-20-14  jrofrano: I have annotated this game on my blog available here: http://lifezugzwang.com/the-us-cham...
Jan-29-19  andrewjsacks: Rather odd to see Reshevsky in this type of game. He showed he was capable in tactical melees as well as in his usual positional bent.

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