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David Janowski vs Edward S Jackson
8th American Chess Congress (1921), Atlantic City, NJ USA, rd 7, Jul-14
Queen's Gambit Declined: Orthodox Defense. Botvinnik Variation (D60)  ·  1-0

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May-13-19
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  Phony Benoni: Tne tournament tailender missed a couple of chances against the tournament weinner.First, after <38.Kh1>:


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Simply 38..Bc4, planning...Bd5 wins for Black. Even if White can fends off the attack,, Black's material advantage will win.

Instead, after <38...Rf2? 39.Qa8+ Kg7 40.Rg1+>


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It looked as though Black was dead, but <40...Bg5!> survives. after <41.rXG5+ kh6> the king's attack on the rook means there is no mate.

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