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Peter Parr vs Arthur Teters
Australian Championship (1968/69), Melbourne AUS, rd 2, Dec-28
Gruenfeld Defense: Exchange Variation (D85)  ·  1-0

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Aug-31-17  optimal play: 17...Na5?

Much better is 17...Nxe5! 18.dxe5 Qc6! threatening 19...Qxg2# thereby forcing Parr to give up the bishop to prevent mate!

18.Bxf7+!---> 19.e6!!

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.

Peter Parr finished equal 17th (out of 24) with 6½/15 [+05/=03/-07]

Despite this loss, Arthur Gustav Teters did slightly better finishing equal 13th on 7/15 [+05/=04/-06]

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

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