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Short crushes Timman
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Netherlands. Oct 22 : Bringing his king into the attack, British Grandmaster
Nigel Short crushed Jan Timman's Alekhine defence on Monday to move into second place at the Interpolis Tilburt tournament, reports Reuter.
Ttmman of the Netherlands. with black, tempted Short's central pawns forward hoping to create weakness, but struggled with a cramped position as often happens in
this opening.
Tt was a bit provocative of Ttmman." said watching Grandmaster Genna Sosonko. The whole construction was not so good for Tlmman and I doubt he will repeat it”
After building up pressure and creating weakness at the hearts of the Dutchmans' stratefW. Short's rooks pierced his defence on the queens’ file and took control of the back rank.
Black became so entangled he could only watch helplessly as Short's king left its own
rampart of pawns and marched through the middle game minefield to join the attack.
The 39-year-old Tlmman resigned on move 34 to avoid the 'Humiliation of a coup de grave administered by queen and king.
The victory is good preparation for the 26-year-old Short, because Tlmman is one of the other scmlfinallsts com petlng next April in Linares. Spain to find a challenger for the crown of world champion Garry Kasparov
Kasparov, with white, beat fellow countryman Yevgeny Bareyev in a 43-move King's Indian defence.
While not the crushing performance Kasparov usually hands out tn tournaments, the workmanlike victory will help him forget the embarrassment of Sunday's drawn match against US based Gata Kamskey. which Kasparov could easily have lost.
Anatoly Karpov, who twice fought off challenges by Viktor Korchnoi during his 10-year reign as world champion was again pitted against the 60-year-old Soviet emigre on Monday.
The 40-year-old Soviet Grandmaster, with white, played the Queen's Indian, defence and had much the best of the play.
The opening which normally produces a subtle strategic game, produced a ferocious series of pawn and piece exchanges on the queen's bishop file, and Karpov Was eventual^ able t muss his rooks