Apr-03-13 James Morris 
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kenilworthian: A terrible tragedy. Best wishes James for a speedy recovery. I look forward to following your long chess career.
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| | Aug-09-12 Paulsen vs Blackburne, 1881
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kenilworthian: And Sveshnikov things 33.g3 followed by penetration with Qe7 - d6 would have led to a big edge.
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| | May-20-12 Nakamura vs Seirawan, 2012
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kenilworthian: As someone pointed out earlier, Nakamura seems to have learned to take this opening seriously after he had trouble as Black against Stripunsky who tried it. Glek is just one GM who has used it, so it is a serious line. See here:
http://www.kenilworthchessclub.org/...
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| | Mar-11-12 Pinkus vs Marshall, 1926
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kenilworthian: The game was won by Pinkus, who obviously has a winning advantage due to the unstoppable threat of Rb1.
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| | Mar-11-12 Pinkus vs Santasiere, 1926
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kenilworthian: There were a number of theme tournaments at the Marshall CC from 1921-1926 sponsored by Dimock and others (including Alrick Man). This Sicilian wing gambit was among them.
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| | Mar-11-12 Marshall vs Pinkus, 1924
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kenilworthian: Actually, this game was played in another Dimock Theme tournament, probably in early 1925 (perhaps January - March). That tournament was never finished because Marshall and Torre had to leave for their European tour of Baden-Baden, Marienbad, and Moscow. Pinkus was the only ...
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| | Dec-04-11 S Velickovic vs N Gaprindashvili, 1984
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kenilworthian: It is indeed Velimirovic, as mentioned by Gaprindishvili in a recent interview, see here:
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail...
Great game!
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| | Apr-10-10 Marshall vs Carlos Torre, 1924
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kenilworthian: See Thomson - Weberg here for the correct continuation with 10.Bg5! This game is well annotated here:
http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~goeller...
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| | Apr-10-10 Marshall vs B Forsberg, 1924
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kenilworthian: This game is annotated move by move here:
http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~goeller...
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| | Apr-10-10 O Woldmann vs E Suemnich, 2003
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kenilworthian: Most unfortunate, considering that White played the opening correctly to win material by force by 4.dxe5! Bxe5 5.f4! since 5...Bd6 6.e5 Qe7 7.Qe2 Bb4+ 8.c3 and 5...Nxe4!? 6.Qh5! are also lost for Black. In the game continuation, White wins if he notices the mate threat and ...
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