It is obvious that I'm trying to make me forgive the long absence.
So now I want to give visitors to the Gentiles what I personally consider this a Pearl
chess, and attempt to do justice to a little-known
game.
Then I will come back to draw 1 / 2 articles per week, depending on the time available
.
Enjoy.
The dark German player Hans Joerg Cordes, was the architect of a combination so amazing to annihilate the expert and sailed
Grandmaster Tony Miles, unforgettable new leader of the "ruling class" of British high-level chess. After an opening
complicated, where you already can see the creative verve of White, we arrive shortly after the tenth to move critical position.
What follows in a small series of four innocent moves is something difficult to describe. That day, in fact, the star of Cordes, the light of
his inspiration, has shone in 1000 alone, and probably within a few moves, they understood why it was started in the game of chess because he had no doubt
play this game!
Cordes, Hans Joerg - Miles, Anthony J [E20]
Bad Woerishofen op 1st, 1985 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4
e6 3.Nc3 Bb4 c5 5.g3 b6 4.Cf3 6.Ag2 Ab7 7.d5 exd5 8.Ch4 Ce4 + 9.Axe4 Axc3 11.Dd6 10.bxc3 dxe4!
Miles agrees to enter into a complicated position against a technically inferior opponent. It 's a choice but rarely do Grandmasters,
however, does him honor. To play a memorable game it takes two!
... f6 g6 12.Cf5
IlGrande English teacher must have played this move with the confidence of the great player who quietly accept a gratuitous attack ...
13.Ag5! A move
gargantuan! White has a piece taken in and now adds another! Let us dwell a moment on this position:
harmony created in connection between women, and the Bishop of the White Horse is comparable to the few artistic! Each piece loses
catch: if 13. .. Fxg5 14.De5 +, while if 13. .. Gxf5 14.Axf6 and the black woman did not escape.
Miles appeared in front of a bead of sweat, however, was a defense ....
TF8!
Unica. On 13. .. Rf7 White was able to forcibly gain material: 13 ... Rf7 14.Ch6 15.Cg4 + RG7! TF8 (15 ... fxg5 16.De5 + Rf7 17.Ch6 18.Dxh8 Rf8 + +) + 16.Ah6]. Well, but now white's attack seems a dead end, everything is protected ...
14.De5 +!
The third piece in the socket! And this time his Majesty the Queen in person!
It is said that Miles appeared on the face of spots of various colors. If
13.Ag5 was a dazzling beauty, the fourteenth move
White is unprecedented, shocking. A resounding slap on the face! A stern warning to all those who do not consider chess art worthy!
Capturing the Woman would lead to mate in one with CD6. The king has to escape the attack but still ...
15.Cd6 Rf7 + Nc6 RG7 16.Cxb7 17.Dd5
[17.Dxe4 DB8 (17 ... Qc7 18.Df4! + -) 18.Cxc5 bxc5 19.Td1 TF7 20.Ae3 ±]
17 ... Qc7 20.f3 e3 19.h4 18.Cd6 fxg5 gxh4 21.Txh4 DD8 22.0-0-0 Qe7 + gxf5 23.Tdh1 Th8 24.Cf5 25.Dxf5 h5 26.Txh5 Txh5 27.Txh5 DE6 28.Tg5 + RH8
29.Df4 DH6 30.Tg8 + Rxg8 31.Dxh6 32.Dg6 Re8 + Rf8 33 . RG8 34.Dg5 DF6 + + + Rf7 35.Df5 and Black left 1-0
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