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Otis Warren Field vs Oscar Tenner
"Field of Nightmares" (game of the day Jul-12-2019)
Rapid-transit g (1922) (rapid), Manhattan CC, New York, NY USA, Dec-??
Italian Game: Two Knights Defense. Polerio Defense Kieseritsky Variation (C58)  ·  0-1

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Jun-22-19
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  Phony Benoni: The date currently given for this game (<December 1923>) cannot be correct, as it was published in the American Chess Bulletin for <January 1923>, p. 15.

The natural assumption would be that December 1922 is correct, but I can't find confirmation of that.

Even January 1923 is not impossible. Helms was known to publish issues late that would carry reports on events which occurred after the cover date. But a full year is simply out of the question.

Jun-23-19
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  MissScarlett: <The natural assumption would be that December 1922 is correct, but I can't find confirmation of that.>

How about O Field vs O Tenner, 1923 (kibitz #95) which points to Helms's account in the <New York Evening Post> of December 27th 1922?

Jun-23-19
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  Phony Benoni: <MissScarlett> I feel pretty silly right now. Glanced at the previous kibitzing, but obviously no in enough detail.
Jun-23-19
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  MissScarlett: Blame your eyesight, as usual.
Jun-25-19
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  keypusher: <MissScarlett: Blame your eyesight, as usual.>

I know you have a reputation to uphold, but...seriously?

Jun-25-19
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  MissScarlett: Steinitz vs A E Blackmar, 1891 (kibitz #3)
Jun-26-19
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  Phony Benoni: <keypusher> <MissScarlett> is quite right. Yes, I have problems with my eyesight, and this can lead to mistakes. But it's up to me to deal with this instead of using it as an excuse.

In this case, I was simply lazy for not examining the previous kibitzing more thoroughly.

Jun-26-19
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  MissScarlett: <PB> is well aware of the esteem in which I hold him....by which I mean, I occasionally deign to notice his existence.

My message to <keypusher> - keep your nose ooooot of my affairs.

Jun-26-19
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  keypusher: <MissScarlett: <PB> is well aware of the esteem in which I hold him....by which I mean, I occasionally deign to notice his existence. My message to <keypusher> - keep your nose ooooot of my affairs.>

As the (a?) better angel of your nature, I'm in no position to do that.

Jun-26-19
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  perfidious: <PB> erred; no problem. His contributions here across the years have earned him the respect of all. No-one cares what <the divine misss> says in order to slag yet another poster, for God knows what ridiculous reason.
Jul-12-19  morfishine: If we were all expected to read every kbitz of every game we visited, nothing would get done!

I'm with <Phony Benoni> and Scarlett can go jump in a lake

Jul-12-19
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  MissScarlett: When you’re Queen of the Hill, you’re there to be shot at.....that’s just something Magnus and I have to live with.
Jul-12-19
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  moronovich: I enjoy having the Miss on ignore.
Jul-12-19  hashtag: metoo
Jul-12-19
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  Phony Benoni: <morfishine> I'm glad to hear you're with me, since I actually agreed with <MissScarlett>.
Jul-12-19
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  keypusher: <Phony Benoni: <morfishine> I'm glad to hear you're with me, since I actually agreed with <MissScarlett>.>

You're too good for this life.

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/po...

Jul-12-19
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  HeMateMe: Is there a Bull Durham variation?
Jul-12-19
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  playground player: Ouch! So much for the fried liver...
Jul-12-19
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  perfidious: Field's liver done got fried....
Jul-12-19  Cheapo by the Dozen: Was the pun Story of Os already taken?
Jul-12-19
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  MissScarlett: O tempora, o mores!
Jul-12-19  Kay Sadeeya: What about 14. h3?
Jul-13-19
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  keypusher: <Kay Sadeeya: What about 14. h3?>

Surprisingly, SF10 finds that it doesn't work, as White can't stop the enemy queen from infiltrating: 14.h3 Qf5! 15.Nxc5 Qg6 16.g3 Qh5 17.h4 Qf5 18.Kh2 Ng4+ 19.Kg1 Ne5 20.Kh2 g5! 21.Nc3 (21.Rg1? Ng4+ forces mate; 21.Nd2 gxh4 and if White retakes, ...Qf4+ forces mate) 22.gxh4 Bg2!! wins.

There doesn't seem to be a defense by move 14. As <Calli> pointed out, White's position seems bad well before that.

Jul-13-19  Kay Sadeeya: <keypusher> Thank You. I did see that on a Youtube demonstration after I posted.

The video suggested; If; 14.h3 then, 14.Qf5, planning to go to Qg6.

It is far beyond my ability to see without help, I'm just beginning to learn. Beautiful game, thanks again.

Jul-14-19  kontrippo: Before this game, I didn't hear about any of those gentlemen. It's good to know this nice game. If you want, you can watch my version of the game with a classical music at the back:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xB2...
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