[Eddie]

?

L. de Rooij (De Problemist, febr / march 1957)

[Eddie]

08/09/13/18/22/28/29 — 16/20/27/30/38/39/42
N. Irzavski (Dambrete, 1972 nr. !

And … mr. Wilsens, but too late (1975).

I don’t have the info of S.M. during the last 5 years.
— in which year and nr. was this position
— would like to have the 7×7 positions in these years for the archive, who has this information ?

[Eddie]

А. Моисеев, ШР, 9-18-2005

A fine problem, that was — very pity for Alex — made before by C. van de Sommen (1969), and in 1988 L.F. Faber came to the same position.

A slightly different version can be found in «64», 1976 nr. 8:
9/10/12/15/26/32/35 — 19/24/29/30/31/39/41 (Matoes)

[Eddie]

Yes, I’ve seen both possibilities (29) and (30) in the solution, and that’s why I did not write that it was made before. I just wanted to show how the same idea was used for a miniature with a complete other motiv.

[Eddie]

A various set again, Alex.

№1. Удар с поля 1

А. Моисеев, ШР, 9-17-2005

In the AG 7×7 archive I found a position with the same structure
06/07/08/09/13/19/24 — 17/18/22/27/30/36/43 [J.C. Vink 1963] but the motiv is different

№2. Удар с поля 2.

А. Моисеев, ШР, 9-17-2005

Here the dual 12-8, 3, 46 is possible.

[Eddie]

Taken from «De Volkskrant» 17-9-2005. In this newspaper Ton Sijbrands gives the last part of a game in a simul at Alphen aan de Rijn, 2002:

44 … 24-29(?)
[good was 11-16!}
45. 33×24 20×29 46. 40-34 ! 29×40 47. 45×34! 13-18?
[this move loses; on 15-20; 38-33! 20-24 and the Dussault sacrifice 35-30! 24×35; 33-29 wins +; but a draw can be reached by 17-21!!; 27×20 19-24!; 28×30 35×44; 34-30 44-49!; 32-28 49-44!; 28-23 44-40!; 23-19 40-29!!; 30-24 29-18!; 20-15 or 20-14 =}
48. 38-33! 14-20 49. 34-30! 19-24 50. 28×19! 24×13 51. 32-28! 11-16 52. 33-29! 20-25 53. 30-24! 25-30 54. 39-33 30×19 55. 29-24 19×30 56. 35×24 18-23 57. 28×8 12×3 58. 33-28 3-9 59. 28-23! 9-13
[or 9-14; 24-19 14-20; 19-13 20-25; 13-8 25-30; 8-2 30-35; 2-24! +]

60. 23-19 15-20 61. 24×15!
[only winning move, because of 19×8? 20×29; 8-2 29-33!; 2-30 33-38; 30-48 16-21; 27×16 17-22; 16-11 22-28; 11-7 28-33!; 7-1 33-39 =]
61 … 13×24 62. 15-10 24-29 63. 10-5

63 … 16-21* 64. 27×16 17-22 65. 5-32! 29-34 66. 32-49! 34-39
[on 22-28; 16-11 28-33; 11-7! 34-40; 49×35 33-38; 35-19! 38-43; 7-2! 43-49; 19-35 49-27; 21 and 35-49]
67. 26-21! 22-28 68. 16-11 28-33 69. 11-6 39-44 70. 49×35 33-38 71. 35-49 38-42 72. 21-17! black resigned.

Miljenko himself used the motive in the thirth diagram for several of his miniatures. If I remember well he took the ending after 66 … 22-28 for the main solution.

[Eddie]

Nicer for the eyes this way.

[Eddie]

На форуме ФМЖД опубликована найлучшая миниатюра Евграфа Зубова. Любопытно что в произведении гроссмейстера нет большинств в комбинации.
Большинство появляется в мотиве ! Второе — расстановка не для выставку ( много шашек на преддамочных полях ) . И в конце маленкий курьёз : автор подсказал начало решения но «наш» Эдды не смог решить задание 😯 😯

6-1.41 ➡ 💡 :

Briljant trick !! I (and there were more, but I won’t reveal names) was fooled by the master ! Great ending !

[Eddie]

[/quote]

wink wink, nudge nudge (Monty Python)
if I quote correctly

this computerchecking destroys our masterpieces

[Eddie]

Yes, you are right, Eddie. But the first one is better, I think (9×18!). Besides that, the miniature Matoes made in 1985 seems to be not correct. According to Dam 2.2 it is a draw after 12 (39, 50).[/quote]

A draw ? Horrible. And even you cannot win this position against anyone with your eyes closed ??? (if you follow my little tease ….)

[Eddie]

Прювет!
Вдогонку интересным позициям Моисеева.
Г.М.Андреев.
,,Шашки в России» 15.09.2005
Решение не привожу,порешайте…
Отмечу,что ч.п. 15 нужна для устранения п.р.

Problem appears to be very similar to this miniature (Matoes, 1985):

[Eddie]

Nice problem ! After 12, 1 (40) it’s a matter of picking up the right black pieces.

[Eddie]

Белые начинают и выигрывают

А. Моисеев, ШР, 9-16-2005

АЛЕМО[/quote]

The problem 09/10/20/28/30/40/43 -12/23/32/38/41/47/49 was published in De Problemist, april 2004 on name of A. Maslov.
This is something I would ask the people on the forum: the information in this magazine tells us, that it was found on the Sjasjki internetsite in januari 2004. Is this info still available ? Would like to see that.

[Eddie]

Alex, this version of the motive is winning in two manners:
After the combination to 4 wins:
First: (40) 15 (45) 44
Second: (40) 22 (45) 6.
Or did you know this already, I might have missed that.

[Eddie]

This text is in Dutch.

It says that many of his compositions ends in a motive, the writer doesn’t know if he’s the author of these motives.
He thinks the KvD must do something to create a good registration of motives [obviously he doesn’t know about the Kaan archive — Eddie].
The writer gives several motives with only the main variant and hopes to be the author. If not, he asks to react.

[Автор]

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