SDCL: DIVISION 2
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MATCH: Marple
B v Altrincham A
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Home
Team
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Scores
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Away
Team
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1 Nigel Livesey
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0
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1
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Yaroslav Kolodiy
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2 Andy Jenkins
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1
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0
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Reg Clucas
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3 Chris Baker
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0
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1
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Mark Whalley
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4 Terry Cowling
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0
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1
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T
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5 David Preen
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1
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0
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David Hughes
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6 Jeff Barlow
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0
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1
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Steve Douglas
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MATCH RESULT
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2
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4
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DATE: 12/02/2015
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At the outset I was reasonably confident that we would get
something from this match. While the
rest of the team dug themselves in for a lengthy struggle, I managed to throw away my game
in very short order, 18 moves in fact, though I was already going to lose at
least the exchange after my 11th move, my queen after my 13th move, and after
my 14th move it was mate in five! This
might be regarded as the perils of playing an open game, where catastrophe
lurks around the next corner, but it is
hard to work out any single outright blunder. My opponent had not played
the most critical moves in the first 10, so I thought I had time for the
extravagance of a3 to conserve my white squared bishop. I failed to spot that
black's white squared bishop can go to h3 after the exchange on f3. I considered playing f5 earlier to block the
egress of black's WSB, I have had good results with this move, but I was
chastened by criticism from Fritz for this kind of positional malarkey, but
nevertheless, I should have played it.
Later, I could have played f x e5, or I could have played h3 after
black's ...Bg4. There were plenty of
better moves I might have played, but the game still felt like I had just
tumbled headlong down a very large rabbit hole!
The Vienna game, don't try
this at home, it's too embarrassing.
Barlow,Jeff -
Douglas,Steve [C28]
12.02.2015
1.e4 e5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.f4 d6 4.Bc4 Nf6 5.d3 h6
6.Nf3 Bg4 7.a3 Be7 8.0–0 Nd4 9.Qd2 Nxf3+ 10.gxf3 Bh3 11.Re1 Nh5 12.f5 Bh4
13.Rd1 Nf4 14.Ne2 Qg5+ 15.Ng3 Bxg3 16.hxg3 Qxg3+ 17.Kh1 Bg2+ 18.Kg1 Nh3# 0–1
Congratulations
to Andy and David on their excellent wins.
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