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Miguel Quinteros vs Miguel Najdorf
Buenos Aires (Clarin) (1979), Buenos Aires ARG, rd 1, Nov-26
Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Breyer Defense Zaitsev Hybrid (C95)  ·  1/2-1/2

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Aug-11-07
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  Fusilli: What a tenacious defense by Najdorf. Admirable.
Mar-18-21
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  Troller: Comments by Larsen on the adjournment beginning with 41..Rc4:

<This move is of course the result of substantial analysis, for a great deal performed on a very fine pocket chess board while enjoying a good meal. I emphasize the excellence of the pocket chess as it back in the day made an amusing impression on me that the wealthy Najdorf used a pocket chess where a piece of a match stick had to pose as the black queen. This struck me as so funny that I had the joy of following in the champion's footsteps. Having lost a black bishop in a German train I let a five-pfennig take over the part. I was well satisfied with this but when I lost it in a Dutch train I tried a Dutch ten-cent, a so-called dubbeltje, and this I have never gotten used to. In the end I must get myself a new magnetic chess board.>

From "3 Points' Forspring", 1980

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