Re: Re: Re. Postponment of World Championship

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From: B.Altman
Date: Sun, 24 Feb 1985 23:36

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> First... The last pure win match was played between Alekhine and
> Capablanca in 1927. Alekhine won that match 6 - 3 with 25 (!) draws.
> It was the lengh of this match that brought about the abolition
> of the pure wins system.
> 
Wrong. The match Karpov - Korchnoy (1978) did not have limits
and lasted 32 games. Karpov won 6:5.

			Boris Altman
			attunix!boris

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