Author: Tord Romstad
Date: 04:45:07 11/23/98
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On November 22, 1998 at 17:52:45, Lawrence S. Tamarkin wrote: >Fortaunately, there is some evidence that chess will continue to be enjoyed, >played, and improved on, just the way it is. In the 1920's, when Capablanca was >experimenting on a board with 10 squares across and some extra, different >pieces, and declared that chess was played out in the traditional way, Alekhine >came along to take away his title, and infuse new 'energy' into the game as it >was then. (What ever became of this 10 square board game, anyway?). I have no idea. It is very sad, Capablanca's game seems much more fun than normal chess. :-( Tord
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