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Alexander Alekhine vs Arturo Pomar Salamanca
Clock simul, 8b (1943), Madrid ESP, Oct-23
Danish Gambit: General (C21)  ·  1-0

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Mar-15-04  Hidden Skillz: non stop attack..
Mar-15-04  meloncio: Yes, but Arturo Pomar was only 11 years old in 1943. He was then a "child prodigy".
Mar-16-04  Hidden Skillz: i understand that..but alekhine had a nice open game..n its so hard to stop him in any kind of way..
Mar-16-04  bumpmobile: Could Alekhine have won a rook instead of a knight on move 20 with 20. ♖e8 ♔h7, 21. ♕xf7?
Mar-16-04  meloncio: <bumpmobile> 21. ... Qxa1, and checkmate.
Mar-16-04  bumpmobile: <maloncio> Right! That's why he's Alexander Alekhine, and I'm sitting on my comoputer at 4 in the morning.
May-15-04  Dudley: The opening transposed into the Goring gambit, which is one of the most dangerous double king pawn attacking systems, later a specialty of the strong British player Penrose. He did very well with it until defeated convincingly by Smyslov. Its a good opening at lower levels however.
Nov-08-15  TheFocus: From a simultaneous clock exhibition in Madrid, Spain at the Circulo de Bellas Artes on October 23, 1943.

Alekhine scored +5=3-0.

See <A. Alekhine>, pg. 133.

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