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Revista Internacional De Ajedrez 77Archivo S U MAR o REVISTA INTERNACIONAL DE AJEDREZ Nº 77 TORNEOS Angel Martín Comas, trampolín al futuro 29 David Bronstein. Foto: XIMENEZ. EDITORIAL 5 PANORAMA INTERNACIONAL 6 PAGINA En el reino de los espe· ¡os cóncavos. El último articulo, inédito, de 48 Bronstein para lzveslio. PAGINA La Apertura Escocesa, hoy. Un monumental estudio monográfico 34 por uno de los grandes teóricos mundiales TEORIA DE APERTURAS Evgeni Sveshnikov La Apertura Escocesa, hoy ( 1) 34 HOMENAJE A BRONSTEIN PAGINA Anotoli Voiser venció, con todo merecimiento, Antonio Gude en el gran torn eo de Rumbo a la Galaxia PAGINA Duelo de gigantes. la 8 Oviedo. partido Tahl vs Bronslein Bronstein 40 (Kiev, 1965), comenta· 56 do por el GM David SUPERTORNEOS David Bronstein Bronstein. Antonio Gude En el reino de los David Bronstein espe¡os concavos 48 Oviedo: Aplausos Duelo de gigantes 56 y doblones para Vaiser 8 Aleksandar Matanovic TESTIMONIOS 59 David Bronstein 52 David Bronstein EL GRAN CONCURSO 62 El reto del experimento Elizbar Ubilava teórico 26 ¡Un brindis! 54 PROXIMO NUMERO 66 Picaresca ANTONIO GUDE 1 (ljedrez se expansiona pese a Murcia sufrió la terrible la crisis. Los tableros relucen decepción de ver cómo sus y los ajedrecistas afilan sus ga­ propios invitados lo de­ rras para una buena campaí'ía sairaban en sus proyectos. en este año nuevo de la esci­ Hasta hay quien dice que sión. se fue de la GMA para po­ Sabemos ahora por Dominic der seguir siendo más de­ Lawson (*), íntimo amigo de mócrata que nadie. Y es Short, que The Times, los pa­ que cuando se es demó­ trocinadores del match entre crata de verdad, se es pese a quien pese. Kasparov y Short, estaban dis- Con todo, no hay nada que divierta tanto puestos a financiar al inglés como la picaresca en democracia. En res­ para que contratase a uno o puesta a si se presentaría o no a las próxi­ varios grandes maestros de pri­ mas elecciones Fide, Campomanes declaró mera fila, a fin de contrarres­ a una revista especializada: «No lo sé (... ) tar a su oponente. ni sé lo que pasará mañana. ¿Lo sabe usted? También hay rumores, cada Si no lo sabe y yo tampoco lo sé, por qué vez más insistentes, de que los preguntarme acerca del año próximo?». Pe­ análisis y comentarios de los jugadores pa­ ro si tenemos la respuesta, S1: Campomanes: ra el citado diario no fueron obra suya. Law­ a usted, como a todos los buenos políticos, son así lo afirma, en el caso de Short, de for­ le gusta más el asiento que la miel a las mos­ ma categórica. Así pues, al tradicional cas. fairplay británico (?) viene a sumarse aho­ ra la picaresca del «ancha es Castilla», del todo vale, como maliciosa jugarreta de quie­ ANIVERSARIO nes se desayunan todos los días con la pa­ DE BRONSTEIN labra «ética». Que Kasparov y Short deben centrarse en Más importante que toda esa feria de va­ jugar está fuera de toda duda, pero sorprende nidades, es el 70° aniversario del gran maes­ un poco la falta de interés que muestran por tro David Bronstein, con cuyo motivo le he­ preservar su buen nombre. mos dedicado un pequeño homenaje. Es Estamos asistiendo, por otro lado, al ma­ evidente que debería haber sido mejo1: En yor florecimiento democrático de nuestra cualquier caso, 22 páginas son consagradas era. Karpov se ha apresurado a exhibir su al ma yor promotor del ajedrez-espectáculo y, talante, declarando que en el próximo ciclo posiblemente, al mayor creador de la histo­ Fide el campeón (es decir, él) entrará en li­ ria del (ljedrez. za en las mismísimas semifinales. Kasparov también es muy demócrata (antes lo era mu­ cho, muchísimo) y está dispuesto a demos­ (*) The lnner Game (MacMillan, Londres trarlo aunque para ello tenga que excomul­ 1993). Lawson es director del semanario The gar a todos. Lo es menos desde que en Speclator. 5 ....... ......... ....... '.'.' .. ....... .... ' ... ........ ...... ' ... ' ... ............... ......... �B�NORAMA EN LA NUEVA LISTA FIDE �1]�8@�@11 Karpov y Anand son los primeros un con 20 puntos menos conserva Karpov el primer puesto. Van der Sterren, que sube 80 puntos, Dreiev (75}, Hertneck (60) y Kamsky (50) son las variaciones más importantes. Entre los es­ A pañoles, lllescas pierde 35 puntos. Viswanathan Anand. .... .. .. .. ... ... .... ............... ......... ............. .. ...... ...... .... .... .. ............ ......... ....... ...... 6 ................................................................................ EN EL KREMLIN Luis Rentero recibe el premio Leonardo 1 8 de noviembre tuvo lugar, en el Palacio de Congresos del Kremlin, Moscú, el acto de entrega de los premios Leonardo, siendo galardonado Luis Rentero, organizador del famoso torneo de Linares. El señor Ren­ tero recibió, por sus méritos, un diploma y una medalla de oro con­ memorativos, junto con Vitali Smir­ nov, presidente del Comité Olím­ pico de Rusia. En honor de los premiados se ofreció el espectá­ culo "Nina Ananiashvili y las es­ trellas del ballet mundial". Infor­ mación y reportaje gráfico de Boris Rentero en el acto de entrega del premio, instituido por las Dolmatovsky. autoridades rusas. A la izquierda, saludando a Smyslov. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. COPA DE EUROPA DE EQUIPOS ULTIMA HORA Lyon, campeón Adams y Anand, ganadores en Groninga de Europa � 1 primer interzonal de la PCA éstos Adams. Anand, Kamsky, se disputó a finales de di­ Kramnik. Tiviakov, Gulko y Roma­ 1 equipo de Lyon-Oyonnax ciembre en la ciudad holan­ nishin. Shirov volvió a quedarse se proclamó campeón de desa de Groninga. Partici­ fuera. lllescas finalizó 33º, con 5 Europa de clubs en Hilver­ paron 54 jugadores, clasificándose puntos de 11 partidas. Cada uno E sum (Holanda), al vencer al 7 para la proyectada fase de as­ de los dos vencedores percibió Honved de Budapest en la final. pirantes al título mundial. Fueron 35.000 dólares de premio. ....................... ....... ............ .. ............. ... ........ ...... ' LYON OYONNAX 4 : 2 HONVED BUDAPEST mente). En 1990 ganaron los es­ Lautier '. ' J Horváth EL TRADICIONAL MATCH DEL Anand o Tolnai BALTICO tonianos por 52,5 47,5. El en­ Salov 1 o Cs. Horváth cuentro se disputó en la ciudad Dorfman Almasi Estonia venció fronteriza de Valka (Letonia). Vaiser Palkóvi Sharif Madi a Letonia 57:43 rvin Liebert, de Tallinn, nos Clasificación final: Lyon; 2 � informa del séptimo match Honved; 3 Bosna; 4 Hilversum; 5 entre Letonia y Estonia, a La Dame Blanche; 6 Clichy; 7 Win­ cien tableros, con conocidos terthur; 8 Stockholm. ajedrecistas en las primeras me­ sas Shirov, Kengis, Lanka y Ba­ FE DE ERRORES En el nº an­ girov por Letonia, y 011, Nei, Sepp terior (panorama internacional, por Estonia. pág. 7) se publicó, por error, que El primer match se remonta a el Clichy era el nuevo campeón 1976, con empate (50 50) En 1980 de Europa, cuando en realidad venció Estonia (594 1 ), mientras se trataba de una eliminatoria que en 1982, 1985 y 1987 los le­ previa. Pedimos excusas a nues­ tones fueron superiores (52:48, Un momento del match. En el pri mer tros lectores. 50,549,5 y 55,5 44,5 respectiva- tablero 011 (blancas) contra Shirov. 7 Izquierda: Anatoli Vaiser, el vencedor. Derecha: vista parcial del torneo. Las primeras filas. :.· MACROTORNEO 'PRINCIPE DE ASTURIAS' Aplausos y doDlones• para atser Anatoli Vaiser (18° del ranking) se impuso, con todo merecimiento, en el gran abierto de la Universidad de Oviedo, mientras que Anand (1 °) sólo fue 34°. Excelente actuación de los españoles Mario Gómez y] osé Luis Fernández. Antonio Gude turnoqu e se prolongó hasta al­ tas horas de la madrugada. A partir de ese momento, sin uando AntonioA1 ias, embargo, las partidas se inicia­ director del torneo. ron con una puntualidad ex­ ORNEO telefoneó a Europe quisita y la administración del bir su superioridad. Vale la pe­ e Echecs., para reclu­ método departí vo instaurado na mencionar los primeros tar maestros france­ fue ej emplar. Responsable de puestos del ranking inicial, pa­ ses, la respuesta fue contun­ ello fue Emilio Suárez Barbón, ra que el lector juzgue si el tor­ dente: «Hablen con Yaiser». a quien habrá que felicitar muy neo tenía entidad: 1, Anand; 2, Cuando, tras un minivuelo efusivamente. No es habitual Salov; 3, Smirin; 4, Malaniuk; Madrid/Oviedo, desembarcamos que las cosas de nuestra geo­ 5, Azmajparashvili; 6, Judith en el aeropuerto de Asturias, el grafía se cumplan de acuerdo a Polgár; 7, Yusupov; 8, Illescas; primer jugador significado que lo planificado y, naturalmente, 9, Nikolic; 10, Timman. reconocimos, esperando en la no es lo mismo poner en mar­ rueda de equipajes, fue Anatoli cha un suizo de 100 jugadores Yaiser. ¿Seriaun presagio? Aho­ que otro de 600. ra sabemos que lo fue. Se percibía en el ambiente El sábado, a las 9.00 de la que muchas estrellas jóvenes, mañana, estaba programada la como Lékó, Dao Thien y acreditación de jugadores. A las Hoang Trang, amén de Paco Apertura Española C64 8.15 el Palacio de los Deportes Vallejo, afilaban sus mejores era una gigantesca mole de hor­ armas aj edrecísticas . También l. e4 eS 2. 4Jf3 lbc6 3. �bS migón desierta, pero con 289 constatábamos la presencia de �eS 4. 0-0 lbd4 S. lb xd4 � x d4 mesas perfectamente dispues­ excelentes protagonistas feme­ 6. c3 �b6 7. d4 c6 8. -tc4 d6 9. tas con sus correspondientes ta­ ninas: el trío Polgár, Pía Cram­ -te3 lbf6 10. lbd2 lbg4 11. h3 bleros y juegos, numeradas y Iing, Chiburdanidze, Gallia­ lb xe3 12. fe3 0-0 13. �b3 VJ!ie7 cubiertas por un tejido azul, de mova, Kachiani, Zayac, Cristina 14. a4 ed4 1S. ed4 dS 16. edS ese azul característico de la ca­ Foisor y Cathy Forbes, autora VJ!ixe3+ 17 . .l:lf2 cdS 18 . .Q.x dS pital asturiana. esta última de un libro sobre el �e6 19. lbf3.Q.x dS 20.
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