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This page is to list the games that are being transferred to my domain. (May 15, 2006.)
NOTE: ALL the old (replayable) games ... that were a part of the old "AJ's Downloads" site ... are here! This is just a list of the of the UPDATED games!
Adams - Torre. (New Orleans, LA; USA. 1920)
Ponomariov - Ivanchuk. (Linares, 2002.)
Pillsbury - Lasker. (Cambridge Springs, 1904.)
Lasker - Napier. (Cambridge Springs, 1904.)
Fischer-Geller. (Skopje, 1967.)
Pillsbury - Winawer. (Budapest, 1896.) {Completely redone.}
J.R. Capablanca - S. Tartakower; (New York, 1924). {Completely redone.}
R. Reti - A. Alekhine; Baden-Baden / 1925.
H.N. Pillsbury - S. Tarrasch; Hastings; 1895. {Completely redone.} (Redone again in August, 2010.)
Donald Byrne - Robert James Fischer; The Rosenwald Tournament, 1956. ("The Game of The Century.")
Robert Byrne - GM R.J. ("Bobby") Fischer; The U.S. Championship, 1963-64. (The other "Byrne-Fischer" game.)
GM Bent Larsen - GM Boris Spassky; << USSR vs. The "Rest of The World" >> / Belgrade, YUG; 1970.
Napolean Marache - Paul Morphy, Simultaneous Blindfold game, New Orleans, LA; (USA) 1857. (Redone.)
Rashid Nezhmetdinov - Oleg Chernikov; RFSR Team Tournament / USSR, 1962.
Stephen A. Muhammad - A.J. Goldsby I; PCC Quarterly - Summer, 2000. (js-replay; lightly annotated)
Stephen A. Muhammad - A.J. Goldsby I; PCC Quarterly - Summer, 2000. (text-based; fully annotated)
W. Steinitz - C. von Baredeleben; Hastings, 1895.
Karpov - Kasparov, Linares, 1993.
Alekhine - Nimzovich; Bled, 1931. (text-based; fully annotated)
GM Frederich Samisch (2600) - GM Aaron Niemzowitsch
(2730); All-Master Tourney / Copenhagen, DEN; 1923.
This game is fully annotated and also updated. (This contest is known as
"The Immortal ZUGZWANG Game.")
Vladimir Alortsev (2495) - GM Issac Boleslavsky
(2680); [A53] / U.S.S.R./Soviet Championships (Finals)
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Moscow, RUS; 1950. This could well be Boleslavsky's most brilliant
game, you owe it to yourself to look at this one!
This is the REPLAY PAGE
... for the following game:
Lev Polugaeyevsky (2730) - Rashid
Nezhmetdinov
(2500) / [A53] / Russian Federation Championships, (R.S.F.S.R.)
Sochi, U.S.S.R. (Russia); 1958. (One of the most brilliant and interesting
games of all time! FEROCIOUS TACTICS!!!)
GM J.R.
Capablanca - M. Fonaroff; / New York, (USA) /
1918. (Re-done again - July 16th, 2011.)
A truly beautiful game of chess, by one of the greatest masters of all time.
(No matter where or when it was played, or no matter what the conditions
that it was played under.)
My win over NM Jerry Wheeler. (New Orleans, LA; 2001.)
One of the prettiest chess games you will ever see. Rubinstein - Hromadka; Mahrisch-Ostrau, 1923. (One of the great games by the evergreen master.)
Spassky - Aftonov; / Leningrad, USSR; 1949. (One of the prettiest little games you will ever have the delight to play over.)
R.J.
("Bobby") Fischer - Boris V. Spassky / The World Chess
Championships / Game # 6 / Reykjavik, Iceland; 1972.
One of the greatest masterpieces of the chess board, and one of the best
games ever played in a World Championship match. Fischer plays with the
power and simplicity of another legend, (Capablanca). Spassky loses with his
favorite defense, after setting up a seemingly bulletproof defense.
A. Alekhine - G. Levenfish, St. Petersburg, 1912. This is a beautiful miniature, with amazing tactics ... by the one and only Alexander Alekhine.
Louis Paulsen - Paul C. Morphy, [C48] / USA-01.Kongress / New York, NY (R# 4.6) / USA; 1857. A pretty game featuring an astonishing Queen sacrifice.
GM David Bronstein
(2575) - GM Ljubo Ljubojevic
(2680);
[B02] / Petropolis (FIDE) Interzonal / Brazil, South
America; 1973.
Many consider this 'partie' to be one of the MOST COMPLICATED games ever
played.
Mikhail Botvinnik - Jose R. Capablanca; A.V.R.O. 1938. One of the most beautiful games of all time ... a favorite of many masters.
GM A. Rubinstein (2722) - IM Karel Hromadka (2469) [C30] / Maehrisch - Ostrau; (Round # 4), 1923.
Click HERE to see my analysis of the game: R. Reti - J.R. Capablanca; Berlin, 1928. (Capa blitzes Reti in only 18 moves ... ... ... and with the Black pieces, no less!!!!!)
Levitzsky - Marshall; Breslau, Germany; 1912. This is one of Marshall's most famous games ... with one of the most famous moves of all time. (Click here.)
D. Janowski - F. Samisch; Marienbad, GER; 1925. This game is a beautiful miniature ... and contains one of the most amazing chess moves ever played. (Click here.)
C. Torre - Em. Lasker; Moscow, RUS; 1925. See the great Emanuel Lasker lose ... to a virtually unknown player. ---> One of the classic games to illustrate a windmill attack.
H.N. Pillsbury - S. Winawer; Budapest (HUN) / 1896. One of Pillsbury's best games, a classic game of attacking chess.
Click HERE to see the famous draw between Tal and Fischer from the 1960 FIDE Olympiad.
Boris Spassky defeats David Bronstein in perhaps the most brilliant King's Gambit ever played. (28th Soviet Champ. / Leningrad, 1959 or 1960.) (Click here.)
One of the greatest games of the whole of the 19th Century
would undoubtedly be:
J.
Zukertort - J.H. Blackburne; Super-Master Tournament /
London, ENG. / 1883. Click
HERE to see my
completely re-done web page!!! (Nov. 02, 2011.)
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