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Eigil Pedersen

Number of games in database: 167
Years covered: 1949 to 1972
Overall record: +48 -64 =55 (45.2%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games.

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EIGIL PEDERSEN
(born May-23-1917, died Aug-02-1994, 77 years old) Denmark

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Eigil Palle Pedersen was born in Ã…rhus. He won the Danish Championship in 1951 (after a play-off), 1953 and 1961.

Wikipedia article: Eigil Pedersen

Last updated: 2024-09-13 12:47:13

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 page 1 of 7; games 1-25 of 167  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. E Pedersen vs C Poulsen  1-0211949DEN-chD87 Grunfeld, Exchange
2. P Hage vs E Pedersen  1-0531949DEN-chC49 Four Knights
3. C Hugot vs E Pedersen  ½-½751950Dubrovnik OlympiadA53 Old Indian
4. J Sumar vs E Pedersen  0-1421950Dubrovnik OlympiadE91 King's Indian
5. H Steiner vs E Pedersen  0-1501950Dubrovnik OlympiadE70 King's Indian
6. H Kramer vs E Pedersen  ½-½311950Dubrovnik OlympiadE64 King's Indian, Fianchetto, Yugoslav System
7. E Pedersen vs G Porreca  ½-½241950Dubrovnik OlympiadC84 Ruy Lopez, Closed
8. C Guimard vs E Pedersen  1-0421950Dubrovnik OlympiadE60 King's Indian Defense
9. Letelier vs E Pedersen  0-1261950Dubrovnik OlympiadD11 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
10. E Pedersen vs P Devos  0-1781950Dubrovnik OlympiadB80 Sicilian, Scheveningen
11. E Pedersen vs R Niemi  ½-½571950Dubrovnik OlympiadA46 Queen's Pawn Game
12. L Schmid vs E Pedersen  1-0291950Dubrovnik OlympiadE67 King's Indian, Fianchetto
13. Pirc vs E Pedersen 1-0351950Dubrovnik OlympiadA06 Reti Opening
14. A Bergkvist vs E Pedersen  0-1311950Dubrovnik OlympiadE68 King's Indian, Fianchetto, Classical Variation, 8.e4
15. E Pedersen vs A Zografakis 1-0101950Dubrovnik OlympiadB71 Sicilian, Dragon, Levenfish Variation
16. E Pedersen vs I Balanel  ½-½461951Marianske Lazne / Prague ZonalC01 French, Exchange
17. Szabo vs E Pedersen 1-0251951Marianske Lazne / Prague ZonalA80 Dutch
18. K Skold vs E Pedersen  1-0381951Marianske Lazne / Prague ZonalC79 Ruy Lopez, Steinitz Defense Deferred
19. E Pedersen vs A Tsvetkov  0-1411951Marianske Lazne / Prague ZonalC02 French, Advance
20. Barcza vs E Pedersen  ½-½841951Marianske Lazne / Prague ZonalA14 English
21. J Lokvenc vs E Pedersen  ½-½351951Marianske Lazne / Prague ZonalC48 Four Knights
22. J Sajtar vs E Pedersen  1-0371951Marianske Lazne / Prague ZonalD51 Queen's Gambit Declined
23. J Foltys vs E Pedersen  ½-½281951Marianske Lazne / Prague ZonalA10 English
24. E Pedersen vs O Barda  ½-½251951Marianske Lazne / Prague ZonalA53 Old Indian
25. E Pedersen vs W Heidenfeld  1-0451951Marianske Lazne / Prague ZonalC07 French, Tarrasch
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Kibitzer's Corner
May-23-08  brankat: If Mr.Eigil Pedersen is still around, he'd be 91 today.

Either way, Happy Birthday!

Jun-10-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  martin moller: Eigil Pedersen 23/5-1917 - 2/8-1994
Jul-08-08
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  martin moller: Eigil Pedersen (untitled amateur) 3 times danish champion, 15 times Aarhus champion and 10 times champion in his local chessclub "Nordre". The following chess problem won 1.price in denmark 1944 ( # in 3 )


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May-23-09  WhiteRook48: Happy birthday!
May-23-09  I Like Fish: rip...
eigil...
May-23-16  TheFocus: Happy birthday, Eigil Pedersen.
Jul-17-20  jith1207: Solution to the puzzle probably is

1.Rb5 (intending Bxd5#)
Nf6 (preventing checkmate)

2. Ka6 (any possible silent move without changing the checkmate pattern, Kb6 would give Black an opportunity to make a check) Knight any move (Black can only move the knight, as all other pieces are in stalemate pattern, thus the knight can't prevent checkmate every other move)

3.Bxd5#

Jul-17-20  jith1207: Oops.. Black can move c4-c3, I got busted. So my next stupid attempt at the solution is

1. Bc6 (attempting to Be8-Bg6#)
Nf6 (only way to stop Be8)

2. Bb5 (forces knight to move, if knight is Stubborn, pawn will have to move to c3)

2a... c3

3. Bd3#

2b... Nd7

3. Bxd7
c3

4.Be8
c2

5. Bg6#

Aug-20-24  Gottschalk: Chess Composer
http://www.bstephen.me.uk/meson/com...

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