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Mar-02-22 Seirawan vs Karpov, 1990    CambridgeSprings1904: This game is also featured in Seirawan's Winning Chess Strategies.      Feb-06-22 Silman vs E Formanek, 1989   CambridgeSprings1904: This game is an example used in Winning Chess Strategies (Chapter 8, Territorial Domination).      Oct-24-21 Ree vs L Popov, 1975    CambridgeSprings1904: In the Wijk ann Zee tournament book, the introduction to this game states, "If you want a lecture on how the Benko Gambit should not be played, you have it right here for free."      Apr-18-20 Schlechter vs Lasker, 1904   CambridgeSprings1904: If you're reading these comments, please note that my website referenced above has moved to a 'permanent' location: http://cs1904.com      Apr-18-20 Cambridge Springs (1904)    CambridgeSprings1904: If you made it to this page, you might be interested in this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECC...      Apr-30-17 Browne vs Miles, 1990   CambridgeSprings1904: This game is featured in Browne's book "The Stress of Chess". Black's 12th move and White's 13th move are missing from the text. In the introduction to the game, Browne mentions that Miles' style of playing off-beat openings actually helped Browne, as Browne had more ...      Nov-30-14 Pillsbury vs Lasker, 1904    CambridgeSprings1904: In case anyone is interested, my website has moved to what I hope will be a permanent location: http://cs1904.com/      Apr-07-11 Spassky vs Fischer, 1972    CambridgeSprings1904: This is a minor point (and I apologize if it has already been pointed out): The date in the game header says it was played on January 14, 1972; I believe the game was actually played on August 10-11, 1972.      Mar-20-11 La Bourdonnais vs McDonnell, 1834    CambridgeSprings1904: Silman uses this game in the 4th edition of How to Reassess Your Chess (pg. 399) to illustrate opening imbalances. It is amazing how, in chess, things can go wrong so quickly.      Feb-26-11 T F Lawrence vs Chigorin, 1904   CambridgeSprings1904: The bulletin from Round 11 of the tournament says this about the game: "The game between Lawrence and Tschigorin was full of vicissitudes but eventually ended in a draw." The game score has two discrepancies compared to the moves listed here, but they appear to be typos

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