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Games Selection
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Froehlich - Smith
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One of Bob's games from the George Trundle Tournament
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Tangi - Currie
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Well
done, everyone for beating ACC B-grade last Friday 4.5-1.5. We didn’t
lose a single game. Here is Mike's effort.
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Smith - Godfrey
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The top
guns meet in a struggle of titanic proportions. From a queen sacrifice
to perpetual checks, this game has everything... except a checkmate.
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Currie - Godfrey
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Mike
annotates one of his games against Paul.
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Brimble,
M - Pollard B
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The Alekhine-Chatard is
a wild beast
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Book, E - Godfrey,
P
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A tense, hard game
between Eric and Paul
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Hackney,
L - Plumpton, D
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The quiet Petroff is not
so quiet today
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Plumpton, D -
Taylor C
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A king side attack
fizzles out into a pawn and bishop endgame
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| Brimble, M
- Calder, R |
| Another exciting
game with effective finish, showing Mark's good opening preparation |
| Plumpton, D - Brimble, M |
| This game has it
all: sharp gambit opening, sacrifices, mutual attacking chances and
finish in perpetual chess: another proof of uncompromising, open style
of play in our club. |
| Calder,R - Harish,R |
| In chess, same
as in love or life, imperfection sometimes causes the uppermost beauty
and pleasure. Watch out for the amazing finish of this game! |
| Machina,A - Calder,R |
| As this years'
Waitakere Open is approaching, your webmaster, last years' b-grade
winner, picks up courage to show his game which won first prize in its'
grade. |
| Plumpton,D - Wong,D |
| Game between two
Davids, even without Goliath, produced a titanic batle. Exciting,
fighting chess!. |
| Smith,V -
Williams,B |
| Viv, our club
and New Zealand women Olympic team member, shows how to demolish
opponent in the Keres attack of Sicilian in less than 25 moves.
Fascinating and well worth watching! |
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