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Frank Marshall vs Joseph Daniels
Simul, 10b (1915) (exhibition), Kansas City, MO USA, Mar-11
Semi-Slav Defense: Marshall Gambit (D31)  ·  0-1

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Sep-06-04  Knight13: White should have quit proticting the promoting pawn.
Oct-19-06
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  Honza Cervenka: 24...Qd5 was a cold shower for poor Frank. Threat Qxg2# which cannot be covered by 25.Qg3 due to fork Ne2+ forces trade of Queens leaving white a piece down in hopeless position.
Oct-19-06
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  WannaBe: Interesting, from the first few moves, I can swear this is a French opening.
Apr-03-11
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  Phony Benoni: <knt980> If you're talking about the final position:


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25.Bc7+ would be answered by 25...Rxf7.

Apr-03-11  knt980: Phony Benoni: Thanks! I already deleted my previous post. (I guess there is a good reason why one should not play or analyze chess at 3am.) For a moment there I thought I beat Marshall in chess.
Apr-03-11
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  NM JRousselle: Marshall missed the clearly winning 21 Bd5. If cd, White invades on the c file. If ed, White saves the piece with e6.
Jul-03-17
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  offramp:


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White played 21. Qb3, but he could have taken the rook.
21. Nxh8 Rxf3
22. Bxf3.


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White at the moment has ♖♖♗+♙ for the queen. He might lose that ♘ on h8 but who cares!

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