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Subject: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings

Author: José Antônio Fabiano Mendes

Date: 14:21:34 04/30/04

 [D]7k/6p1/2P3Qp/p3q2P/8/6P1/5K2/8 w
 Bogoljubow vs Stahlberg, Kemeri 1933  1. Qc2!! Qxh5 2. Qc4!

 [D]8/8/p7/2Q5/1P6/1P3qp1/3k4/6K1 b
 Grigoriev 1930  1...Kd1!
 The immediate transposition into a pawn ending leads only to a draw.

Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Robert Hyatt 20:43:48 04/30/04
- Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings J. Wesley Cleveland 14:05:27 05/01/04
  - Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Vincent Lejeune 14:33:34 05/01/04
    - Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings J. Wesley Cleveland 16:33:02 05/01/04
      - Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Robert Hyatt 07:47:13 05/02/04
        
        Re: Two Test Positions - One vs. Two Procs Difference Frank E. Oldham 14:57:27 05/03/04
- Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Vincent Lejeune 00:05:02 05/01/04
Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Vincent Lejeune 17:34:33 04/30/04
- Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Robert Hyatt 20:45:06 04/30/04
  - Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Vincent Lejeune 00:01:05 05/01/04
    - Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings José Antônio Fabiano Mendes 05:44:59 05/03/04
    - Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Ricardo Gibert 21:52:42 05/01/04
      - Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Vincent Lejeune 01:27:34 05/02/04
        
        Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Ricardo Gibert 13:21:51 05/02/04
- Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Jorge Pichard 19:21:40 04/30/04
Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings John Merlino 15:58:17 04/30/04
Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Jorge Pichard 15:33:26 04/30/04
Re: Two Test Positions = Queen and Pawn Endings Bryan Hofmann 15:14:00 04/30/04

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