James E Tarjan vs John A Peters (1977)

James E Tarjan vs John A Peters
Ch USA 1977 · Queen's Indian Defense: Spassky System (E14) · 1/2-1/2

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Dec-29-11		wrap99: Is it possible that this game is between Jack Peters and Tarjan? Andreas was only 9 in 1977 and probably not in USA champ since a German, to boot. If so, then probably some other A. Peters games were really Jack's.

Dec-29-11		King Death: I think that all of the games listed under Andreas Peters were played by Jack except probably the one against Oral. For one thing, I often went to Lone Pine and saw Jack Peters play there, plus he played a bunch of U.S. Championships including Berkeley in 1984 (which I also visited).

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