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Douglas Kewley vs John Spencer Purdy
Australian Championship (1968/69), Melbourne AUS, rd 2, Dec-28
Spanish Game: Exchange Variation. Alapin Gambit (C69)  ·  0-1

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Aug-30-17  optimal play: The final position is drawn.

The scoresheet shows 0-1 so this is either an error or Purdy was awarded the full point for some unknown reason.

This game is from the 2nd round of the 1969 Australian Championship (1968.12.27 to 1969.01.15) played in Melbourne on 28th December 1968.

If awarded the full point, Purdy finished =10th on 7½/15 [+05/=05/-05] or if not, then =12th on 7/15 [+04/=06/-05].

Regarding Kewley, he would have finised on 3½/15 [+02/=03/-10] or possibly 4/15 [+02/=04/-09], but still last (24th) in either case.

The eventual champion was Walter Browne on 13/15 [+11/=04/-00]

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