Oct-16-11 Pillsbury vs Tarrasch, 1895 
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TMNMINH: Did Black get careless at the end?
Anyways, my scenario is a bit different.
43)Qh5...
I.
43)...Rxg2+ 44) Kxg2... White follows with Kh1 and Rg1 and wins on all scenario. II.
43)...Qa8 44)Rxg7 Kxg7 45)Kh1 White follows with Rg1 and repeats the first scenario. Anyone has this ...
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| | Sep-23-11 M Yudovich Sr. vs Ragozin, 1937
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TMNMINH: 32)Nf5... would have been my response
[32)...Nxd2 33)Nxg3 1-0]
32)...Qxg2+ 33)Qxg2 Bxg2 34)Bxg7+ Kg8 35)Rc3...
[35)...Bd5 36)Bf6 1-0 Black loses with Rd7 or Rd6; otherwise Black loses its rook or bishop] 35)...Be4 1/2-1/2
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| | Sep-18-11 Polugaevsky vs E Torre, 1984
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TMNMINH: I had different scenario: 26)Bh6
I>>>
26)...gxh6 27)Qxh6 1-0
II>>>
26)...g6 27)Rg3 Bf8 28)Rxg6 fxg6 29)Qxg6+ Kh8 30)Bxf8 1-0
III>>>
26)...Bf8 27)Rg3 White still wins but takes longer time.
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| | Jul-05-11 C Thoenes vs H Wagner, 1911
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TMNMINH: Here's my thought:
21. ...Kxg6 would guarantee a loss for black, so 21. ...Rxf1+ seems best.
22.Rxf1... Black's moves Qb4 and Qd8 would save the Queen but not the King, so Qe8 and Qg7 are more relevant.
Qe8 however causes Black to lose its Queen due to Nd6 or checkmate.
22. ...Qg7
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