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Chess Caviar

In the real game, black's queen was in b6 in that move, covering the d8 square:
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1342717

In the real game, black's queen was in b6 in that move, covering the d8 square:
Thanks. I was already re-transposing from descriptive to algbraic and reposted the game with the correction.

it was in the same 1957 article.
What page?
sorry i got the 1959 edition. i sincerely apoligize.

it was in the same 1957 article.
What page?
sorry i got the 1959 edition. i sincerely apoligize.
1959 issues are also paginated.

it was in the same 1957 article.
What page?
sorry i got the 1959 edition. i sincerely apoligize.
1959 issues are also paginated.
right. im not sure which page it is on. i hav the game in my database and says 1959. If i find a copy of the original text i will post the page number and the text if it is out of copyright.
I was looking at the "Chess Caviar" column for January, 1957 and thought the games presented were rather fun. Here they are:
My favorite:
...called "one of the sprightliest drawn games ever played" :