Max Judd vs Mikhail Chigorin (1889)

Max Judd vs Mikhail Chigorin
USA-06.Congress New York 1889 · Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Mackenzie Variation (C77) · 0-1

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Nov-12-09		Dravus: Beginning the game with the knight to a bishop in a routine-looking midgame, Chigorin gets a nice set of doubled rook pawns. After piece meltdown, 35-49, to a King and pawns endgame, a pawn race, born of Zugzwangs (pawn-hesitancy kind, doubled rook pawns helping), spills forth. With Chigorin's King deftly confronting White's Queen, massive consecutive checks (56-87) in an open field by Judd's Queen soon run out. Game.

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