Walter Shawn Browne vs Miguel A Quinteros (1974)

Walter Shawn Browne vs Miguel A Quinteros
Wijk aan Zee (Netherlands) 1974 · Sicilian Defense: Canal Attack. Main Line (B52) · 1-0

Given 4 times; par: 12 [what's this?]

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Jun-20-02		Sneaky: 18 ...Kf8 19 Qd6+

Apr-28-04		WMD: I wonder if any other GM has lost a game without having moved either knight.

Apr-28-04		Benzol: This looks like one of those 19th Century encounters.

May-04-05		fgh: Nice tactics during the game by white.

Jul-08-05		supertimchan: Pawn grabber....

Jul-08-05		perfidious: Do you suppose Quinteros had a chance to get to the nearest pay phone before getting wiped out? Most will find this question odd, unless you've read Soltis' book, 'Confessions of a Grandmaster', lol.

Dec-02-06		badbishops: Greed...usually good, unless you happen to be a queen

Mar-24-08		nfazli: this can be a pretty good puzzle after 19...Kf6, white to play and mate in 3...

Jun-22-08		Jim Bartle: Browne: "I mean, you can go over all Morphy's games, but since the edge of time there's never been one like this one."

Aug-01-08		chancho: Browne tore into Quinteros like a Pitbull starving for meat.

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