Arnold vs Milton Loeb Hanauer (1936)

Arnold vs Milton Loeb Hanauer
Philadelphia 1936 · Indian Game: Budapest Defense (A51) · 0-1

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Nov-04-03		mjk: 4. Bg5? loses at least a piece.

Jul-01-04		marcus13: A la Légal!

Mar-12-05		erasmus: the move 4.Bg5 will not necessarily lose a piece, but black will have an advantage. The bishop can be saved: 4.Bg5 Ne4 6.Be3 Bxe3 7.fxe3 Qh4+ 8.g3 Nxg3 9.Nf3 Qh6 10.Rg1. Black won a pawn and is positionally better. For a better continuation of 4.Bg5? with black see K Zimak vs Sobek Jaroslav, 1992

Apr-16-05		Zaius: 5. Bxd8 is the greediest move I've ever seen.

Aug-31-05		Bishoprick: Milton Hanauer gave me my first job after graduating from college. Had fun for many years playing him (and Milton Finkelstein)over lunch. When I knew him he always played the Caro-Kan against e4, but he only played skittles. He had given up chess and had morphed into an avid bridge player on the second floor of the Marshall Chess Club. Thanks for reminding me of him in this silly miniature.

Feb-22-06		kevin86: Could this be ARNOLD the newsboy of Fred Flintstone-----Obvious it's not Arnold Ziffel,the pig;he is far smarter than this. lol

Feb-22-06		Jim Bartle: No, it's Tom Arnold, star of the famed documentary "The Stupids."

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