James T Sherwin vs Arthur Feuerstein (1957)

James T Sherwin vs Arthur Feuerstein
US Championship 1957/58 (1957) · Sicilian Defense: Kan. Maroczy Bind Reti Variation (B41) · 0-1

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Dec-18-07		diabloprancer: Beautiful mate! This was a puzzle in December's Chesslife at move 56, black to play.

May-26-08		Takya Kotov: Nice final position but basically a cheapo win.

Aug-19-12		master of defence: What´s wrong with 7...Bxc3 followed by 8...Nxe4?

Aug-19-12		andrewjsacks: Ridiculous. Looks like a self-mate problem beginning with White's 54th move.

Aug-20-12		NM JRousselle: What was the time on the clocks?

Aug-20-12		andrewjsacks: <NM JRousselle> Good Q, but if in time pressure, I would say b7 would be banged out. However, now I am seeing a Black threat of Rb4 and a perpetual check possibility if the White rook leaves the first rank. I therefore am seeing for the first time the logic of h4, but I think some study and analysis of the position are required, and now it's late here...

Aug-20-12		LoveThatJoker: <andrewjsacks> Entirely off-topic, but... Did you get to meet WC Anand? LTJ

Aug-20-12		grasser: Arthur still plays at the Clubs in Suffern, NY and Ridgewood NJ on a weekly basis.

Aug-20-12		andrewjsacks: <LTJ> Unfortunately, no. But I do have the first-person tales and the autograph my sister got those few days before... No total loss at all. Thanks for asking.

Aug-20-12		LoveThatJoker: <andrewjsacks> Thanks for the kind reply, man! LTJ

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