Lorenz Skribanek vs Kaspar (1985)

Lorenz Skribanek vs Kaspar
Boblingen op 1985 · Scandinavian Defense: Marshall Variation (B01) · 1-0

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Feb-28-03		Spitecheck: Okay that doesn't look like Kasparov to me.

Dec-08-04		allanon880: Sure it's Kasparov? That was ugly.

Dec-08-04		acirce: Black was some "Kaspar" according to http://chessbase.com/ - they also have a game from the same event where said Kaspar loses in 13 moves. I'm not entirely convinced it is Kasparov, no...

Oct-20-05		Norman Glaides: This really ought to be changed - Gazza would never have touched the Scandinavian in a million years.

Oct-20-05		chessgames.com: Kasparov played in a German Open tournament shortly after becoming champion, and lost. That's funny! This is obviously not Kasparov. We would award this game to "NN" but thanks to acirce's research we can give the loss to the mysterious "Kaspar" instead.

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