| Dec-07-02 |
| Chess Champ: Ok, I posted a game with Yuchtman and nothing... |
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Dec-07-02
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| chessgames.com: Chess Champ: we received it, but there was a problem with the PGN. <[Event "New York Open"] [Site "New York, Yuchtman's Last Best Games"] [Date "1980"]
[ECO "E20"]
[White "GM Lev Alburt"]
[Black "GM Jacob Yuchtman"]
[Result "0-1"]
1. d2-d4 g8-f6
2. c2-c4 c7-c5
3. g1-f3 c5xd4
etc.>
The problem is that we cannot process games in the old "g1-f3" format--it must be in modern Algebraic, such as "Nf3". If you can fix that problem and resubmit, we would be happy to have the game. |
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| Dec-07-03 |
| van haaften: I am interested in the life of Jacob Yuchtman. In december 1998 Chess Life had an article on him by Shamkovich and Khodarkovsky containing a promise for more (even a book). Has this promise been fulfilled, does there indeed exist a book today on Yuchtman?
Can anybody tell me more about his life? |
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| Dec-07-03 |
| van haaften: see also Yakov Yukhtman |
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| Dec-07-03 |
| mymt: yes any more info would be great |
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| Dec-29-03 |
| jaime gallegos: Jakob Yuchtman was born in Voronezh 400 km southward of Moscow in central Russia in 1935, their parents were jewish and the father died on WWII fighting against the germans. Then his family moved to Uzbekishtan and being a yound he developed a great career as a chessplayer. He died in 1985 and was not promoted for the soviet goverment because of his ideas ( he was not comunist ). I found this resume in a brasilian chess page: http://www.clubedexadrez.com.br/men... Yuchtman,J-Usachiy Campeonato Ucraniano, 1953 – Ataque Índio do Rei [A07] 1. Cf3 Cf6 2. g3 d5 3. Bg2 g6 4. 0-0 Bg7 5. d3 0-0 6. Cbd2 c5 7. e4 Cc6 8. c3 Dc7 9. Te1 b6 10. Cf1 Ba6?! 11. e5 Ce8 12. Bf4 Db7? 13. Dd2 Cc7 14. Tad1 Tfe8?! 15. Bh6 Bh8?! 16. Df4 Cd8 17. Dh4! Bb5 18. Ce3 Bc6 19. d4 c4? 20. Cg5 b5 21. Cg4! Cce6 22. Cxe6 Cxe6 23. f4 Cg7 24. Ce3 a5 25. Tf1 f5 26.e6!! (Um brilhante sacrifício de peão) 26...Cxe6 27. g4! Bf6 28. Dg3 fxg4 29. f5! Cf8 30. Cxg4 Db8 31. Bf4 Dc8 32. Be5! Cd7 33. fxg6 Tf8 34. Ch6+ Rg7 (Se 34. … Rh8, a resposta devastadora é 35. g7+!) 35. Cf5+ Rg8 36 Cxe7+! e as pretas abandonam. Yuchtman,J-Kotlerman Campeonato de Odessa, 1953 – Escandinava [B01] 1. e4 d5 2. exd5 Dxd5 3. Cc3 Da5 4. Cf3 Cf6 5. d4 c6 6. Bc4 Bg4 7. h3 Bh5?! 8. g4 Bg6 9. Ce5 e6 10. Bd2 Db6 11. De2 Cbd7 (Se 11. … D×d4, as brancas obtêm um poderoso ataque com 0-0-0) 12. 0-0-0 Cxe5 (E agora 12. … Dxd4 é respondido com 13. Cxd7 Cxd7 14. Bxe6!) 13. dxe5 Cd5 14. f4 0-0-0 15. Thf1 h6 16. f5 Bh7 17. Cxd5 cxd5 18. Bd3 Bc5 19. fxe6 Bxd3 20. Dxd3 fxe6 21. Tf7 g5 22. c3 Tdf8 23. Tdf1 Txf7 24. Txf7 Tf8 25. Th7 Da5!? 26. Txh6 Dxa2 27. Tf6! Da1+ 28. Db1 Da6 29. Dg6 Da4+ 30. Rc2 Da4+ 31. Rb1 Dd1+ 32. Bc1 Txf6 33. exf6 Be3 34. De8+ Rc7 35. De7+ Rc6 36. Dxe6+ e as pretas abandonam. Excuse me for not translate the portuguese algebraic notation. Here is the changes: (portuguese=english)
D=Q C=N T=R R=K |
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| Dec-30-03 |
| adriaan: (van haaften)<jaime gallegos>you can find some more about our hero in an article "the second eschelon" by lev khariton, in the april 2002 issue of pakistan chess player. it also contains his two wins against matulovic in kiev,1959 |
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| Dec-30-03 |
| jaime gallegos: thanks adriaan i founded yesterday, in fact if you visit chessbase.com you will found more than 90 games of Jacob Yukhtman, around 60 games in chesslab.com ( again the name is Yukhtman ) but you will found other games in pages like pakistan chess player or http://www.clubedexadrez.com.br/men... to extend the list near to 100 games... the game against Lev Alburt is only found for me in chessgames.com for example... |
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