Re Re ... Re Chess Championship

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From: W.PINEAULT
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 1985 18:30

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I have not heard the following explanation yet.

If you were Campomanes and wanted to stop the match because of possible
psychological harm to the players, you just could not stop it when the
score was 5-1, how would that look?

No, you wait until either Karpov wins, or the challenger wins a specific
number of games, in this case 2.

(There is an article New York Times Fri Feb 22 page A7)

				Wayne Pineault
				AT&T Consumer Products

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