From the Evening News (London) - Wednesday 03 December 1919
His opponent https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Pryce-Jones
A Capablanca Fragment
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A Capablanca Fragment
A 'miserable worm' - Nigel Short
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A 'miserable worm' - Nigel Short
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I'd also come across this story, and will be writing much more about Rivkine in my ongoing series of Minor Pieces about competitors in the London Boys Championship in the 1920s.Gerard Killoran wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:16 pmAnd a whole new game.
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Britbase confirms he played in the Hastings Major 'A' 1927/28 losing most of his games but he did beat Vera Menchik. Capablanca and Menchik are in the Rivkine club!
https://www.saund.co.uk/britbase/pgn/19 ... iewer.html
Edward Winter has covered the game v Capablanca as well:
"The digitization of old newspapers is continuing to progress, and Olimpiu G. Urcan has just found (as has Gerard Killoran at the English Chess Forum – post dated 17 February 2025) the score of Capablanca’s loss to Rivkin/Rivkine in a 46-board simultaneous display in London on 13 December 1925."
https://www.chesshistory.com/winter/ext ... anca1.html
https://www.saund.co.uk/britbase/pgn/19 ... iewer.html
Edward Winter has covered the game v Capablanca as well:
"The digitization of old newspapers is continuing to progress, and Olimpiu G. Urcan has just found (as has Gerard Killoran at the English Chess Forum – post dated 17 February 2025) the score of Capablanca’s loss to Rivkin/Rivkine in a 46-board simultaneous display in London on 13 December 1925."
https://www.chesshistory.com/winter/ext ... anca1.html