Answers Games 31-40

 

GAME 31

1.The Ruy Lopez

2.Computers.

3.Kasparov and Short.

4.Tony Miles.

5.Tal

6.1948

7.Raymond Keene

8.The Evening Standard (LONDON)

9.Em. Lasker

10.Anatoly Karpov

 

GAME 32

1.Las Palmas 1996

2.David Norwood

3.USA

4.Athens.

5.Berlin

6.Shakespeare.

7.Russia (Moscow)

8.Carol Vorderman, Raymond Keene, Jon Speelman, Danny King, Cathy Forbes. (Point for all five)

9.Nathan Divinsky and Raymond Keene.

10.Bell

 

GAME 33

1.H.G. Wells

2.The Complete Chess Addict

3.Adorjan

4.C.H.O.D. Alexander

5.Gerald Abrahams.

6.Garry Kasparov

7.Ludek Pachman.

8.Karpov and Kortchnoi they both used the same title. Point for either.

9.Irving Chernev

10.Bondarevsky

 

GAME 34

1.Bobby Fischer

2.Em. Lasker

3.The Sicilian Defence

4.The Nimzo-Indian Defence.

5.Vassily Ivanchuk

6.Jon Speelman

7.Morgan Freeman

8.Vladimirov

9.Murray Chandler

10.Jim Slater

 

GAME 35

1.Spielman's

2.Winawer

3.Morphy

4.Evan's Gambit

5.The Eglund Gambit

6.The Morra Gambit

7.The Grand Prix Attack

8.3...d6

9.Bird's

10.The Worrall attack.

 

GAME 36

1.Ruban

2.Mark Hebden

3.Harrogate

4.Atherton in Lancashire.

5.Mickey Adams

6.Hastings

7.Jon Speelman

8.Manchester

9.David Norwood

10.Julian Simpole

 

GAME 37

1.David Bronstein.

2.Anatoly Karpov

3.Two

4.Lubomir Kavalek

5.Brian Eley

6.Sammy Reshevsky

7.Lithuania

8.Cuba

9.Nenarokov (then Moscow Champion Alechine withdrew from the match when he lost the first three games.)

10.Viktor Kortchnoi

 

GAME 38

1.8 (and 40 draws)

2.Gerald Abrahams

3.W H Cozens.

4.Vasily Smyslov - (not to be confused with Bronstein's famous book of the tournament.)

5.Paul Motwani

6.Fischer

7.Morphy

8.David Spanier

9.Lilienthal

10.Capablanca - Alechine.

 

GAME 39

1.The Candidate master Zak

2.Jan Timman

3.Nigel Short

4.Edmar Mendis

5.David Levy

6.John Snow

7.Bernard Cafferty

8.Danny King and Jon Speelman.

9.Vassily Smyslov

10.Pasedena

 

GAME 40

1.Dundee

2.Chess (Pergammon Chess at that time)

3.Ossy Ardiles

4.Karpov

5.John Lennon

6.Manchester

7.Harry Golombek

8.George C. Chessboro

9.Capablanca (Chess Fundamentals)

10.The Wall St. Journal.

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