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Andrew Soltis vs Walter Browne
Marshall CC Preliminaries (1964), New York, NY USA, Nov-15
Spanish Game: Exchange. Gligoric Variation (C69)  ·  1-0

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Oct-16-20  jerseybob: This game is from a Marshall championship. According to Soltis, Browne asked after the game what white had on 28..Kc8 and Soltis had no answer. Later, Marc Yoffie's brother Joel, a 1500 player at the time, found the brilliant 29.Qg4+!!
Oct-16-20  Granny O Doul: <jerseybob> Wow, that's really great.
Oct-16-20  syracrophy: A spectacular move, <jerseybob>. When playing White through the full sequence (which is apalling) one may forget that he was not playing a combination out of his own but refuting Black's sac 26...♘c2?!, so it's not surprising that after 28...♔c8 29.♕g4+!! wasn't on the radar.
Oct-17-20  jerseybob: To complete the Soltis-Browne saga, here's their first game, the first time I heard of both players, from the 1964 NYC Junior(NY Times 8-2-64): Browne-Soltis 1.e4,e6 2.d4,d5 3.exd,exd 4.Nf3,Bd6 5.Bd3,Bg4 6.h3,Bh5 7.00,Nc6 8.Nb5,a6 10.Nxd6+,Qxd6 11.c3,h6 12.b4,Qf6 13.Be2,00 14.a4,Rfe8 15.Nh2,Bxe2 16.Qxe2,Nf5 17.Qf3,Qe6 18.Bf4?,Nfxd4! 19.cxd,Nxd4 20.Qe3,Qf6 21.Qd2(I think. The Times score is garbled),Qxf4 22.Qb2,Re2 23.Qc3,Rc2 24.Qd3,Rd2 25.Qe3,Qxe3 26.fxe3,Ne2+ 27.Kf2,Nc3 and here the score just ends. Resigns seems logical. Their final game that I know of was a draw in the 1983 U.S. Chp.
Jan-16-21
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  louispaulsen88888888: 29.Q-Kt4!!! ( if 28...K-B1). Stunning! It took me a little while to find the win if black takes the Q.
Apr-05-21
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  MissScarlett: <To complete the Soltis-Browne saga, here's their first game, the first time I heard of both players, from the 1964 NYC Junior(NY Times 8-2-64):>

Browne vs Soltis, 1964

Apr-06-21
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  MissScarlett: I assumed this was from the Marshall CC championship but the crosstable in the April 1965 <Chess Life> shows they didn't play each other. The obvious alternative would be the <Marshall Open> that took place in June, but I haven't found any results from that event.
Apr-06-21
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  HeMateMe: Perhaps it was played at the nearby Chess Forum club, under a haze of cigarette smoke and bad coffee?

<https://www.bing.com/images/search?...>

Jan-06-23  drantos: The correct date for the game is 11.15.1964 and it was the fifth round of the Marshall Chess Championship Preliminaries.
Jan-06-23
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  MissScarlett: Sounds very definite, so specify the source.
Jan-06-23
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  Stonehenge: Guess who <drantos> is.
Jan-06-23
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  MissScarlett: I'm not here to play games...oh, wait a minute...is it you-know-who?
Jan-06-23  stone free or die: Not me...
Jan-06-23
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  Stonehenge: Presumably GM Soltis himself, see his game uploads.

(I wish he used

[WhiteElo "?"]
[BlackElo "?"]

for those tags. What he uses isn't accepted by the PGN processor.)

Jan-06-23  stone free or die: How can I see his PGN uploads?

(Is that limited to only editors, super-editors, ... who?)?

Jan-06-23
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  Stonehenge: Limited to a few super-editors.
Jan-06-23
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  MissScarlett: You mean I committed the - what's the expression? - faux pas...lese majeste of asking Sourceless Soltis for a source?
Jan-06-23  stone free or die: I think any player could be considered an issuing authority for their own games. But it should be documented.

FWIW - I think the uploading info should be made public and not limited to just super-editors.

Jan-06-23
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  keypusher: <stone free or die: I think any player could be considered an issuing authority for their own games.>

Well, except for Alekhine. Alekhine vs O Tenner, 1911 (kibitz #20)

Jan-06-23
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  MissScarlett: Game Collection: Meine Besten Gefälschten Partien
Jan-06-23
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  MissScarlett: < I think the uploading info should be made public>

Quit tracking people. If they're dead like Morphy or Staunton, that don't apply.

Jan-07-23  stone free or die: <<Missy> Quit tracking people. If they're dead like Morphy or Staunton, that don't apply.>

Wait a minute, let me get this straight.

It's OK a bourgeois apparatchik, such as yourself, to have the power to "track" people, but not for any old (or young) honest, hard-working (and good looking) proletariat?

Harrup!

Jan-07-23  Granny O Doul: If drantos's first name is Lewis, then the whole thing is an anagram of Andrew Soltis. If not, never mind.
Jan-07-23  stone free or die: A quick google search, apropos nothing in particular, yields this top hit:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show...

.

Sep-03-24
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  gezafan: <louispaulsen88888888: 29.Q-Kt4!!! ( if 28...K-B1). Stunning! It took me a little while to find the win if black takes the Q.>

It is stunning. It's mate after 29...Qxg4 30. Ba7+ Kd7 31. Rd2+ Kc6/c7 32. Rc1+ Qc4 33. Rxc4#

The White pieces all go to dark squares.

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