🚀 go-pugleaf

  Finally and finally after ten long years and many many duels later,
  there is a new world champion. And to boot he is the youngest champ
  ever.
    Gary Kasaparov (pronounced cuss-PARuff) won the last game in grand style
    "fashioning a Sicilian decence into a firm defensive line and seemed 
    intent on hunkering behind it for the duration" of the match.
    Here is the 24th game in the "other" notation. (I believe the postings
    by Ken Thompson were in the algebraic notation. I forget what this
    notation is called).

			Sicilian Defense

      Karpov     Kasaparov		Karpov 	   Kasaparov
     1. P-K4	P-QB4		       22.R-R3	   B-N2
     2. N-KB3	P-Q3		       23.B-K3     R-K2
     3. P-Q4	PxP		       24.K-N1	  QR-K1
     4. NxP	N-KB3		       25.R-Q1	  P-B4
     5. N-QB3	P-QR3		       26.NPxBP	  NxKBP
     6. B-K2	P-K3		       27.R-N3	  R-KB2
     7. O-O	B-K2		       28.BxP     Q-N1
     8. P-B4	O-O		       29.B-K3    N-R4
     9. K-R1	Q-B2		       30.R-N4    N-KB3
     10.P-QR4	N-B3		       31.R-R4    P-N4
     11.B-K3 	R-K1		       32.PxP	  N-KN5
     12.B-B3 	R-N1		       33.Q-Q2	  NxB
     13.Q-Q2	B-Q2		       34.QxN	  NxBP
     14.N-N3	P-QN3		       35.Q-N6	  B-QR1
     15.P-KN4	P-QB1		       36.RxQP	  R-QN2
     16.P-N5 	N-Q2		       37.QxRP	  RxN
     17.Q-B2	B-B1		       38.RxP	  RxP
     18.B-N2	B-N2		       39.Q-B4	  K-R1
     19.QR-Q1	P-N3		       40.P-K5    Q-R2ch
     20.B-B1	QR-B1		       41.K-R1	  BxBch
     21.R-Q3	N-N5		       42.KxB	  N-Q5ch


Source: The Oregonian Nov 10.