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        "id": 1407404,
        "msgid": "error-saves-utut-after-unnecessary-sacrifice-1447893297",
        "date": "1998-07-25 00:00:00",
        "title": "Error saves Utut after unnecessary sacrifice",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
        "tags": null,
        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Error saves Utut after unnecessary sacrifice JAKARTA (JP): A pair of blunders were the highlights yesterday as Indonesia's number one chess wizard Utut Adianto was lucky to escape with a draw at the Biel Masters tournament in Switzerland Thursday. Utut, the first Indonesian to join the world's elite group of Super Grand Masters, produced a late comeback to force an unlikely draw with Alexander Mikhaelevsky of Israel in their fourth-round game after making an early blunder.",
        "content": "<p>Error saves Utut after unnecessary sacrifice<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): A pair of blunders were the highlights yesterday<br>\nas Indonesia&apos;s number one chess wizard Utut Adianto was lucky to<br>\nescape with a draw at the Biel Masters tournament in Switzerland<br>\nThursday.<\/p>\n<p>Utut, the first Indonesian to join the world&apos;s elite group of<br>\nSuper Grand Masters, produced a late comeback to force an<br>\nunlikely draw with Alexander Mikhaelevsky of Israel in their<br>\nfourth-round game after making an early blunder.<\/p>\n<p>Taking advantage of playing white, Utut developed his d4<br>\nopening into an attacking formation. Mikhaelevsky responded with<br>\na Tartakower defense.<\/p>\n<p>The relentless offense took a knock, however, when Utut made<br>\nan inadvertent sacrifice of a pawn on the 15th move. The Israeli<br>\nplayer quickly seized the initiative and turned up the heat on<br>\nUtut.<\/p>\n<p>&quot;I should have won the game, or at least had a great<br>\nopportunity to win, if only I had not sacrificed the pawn,&quot; a<br>\ndejected Utut, winner here in 1994, said after the marathon match<br>\nwhich lasted five hours 48 minutes.<\/p>\n<p>Both players entered Thursday&apos;s game with three wins each.<\/p>\n<p>However a Mikhaelevsky mistake on the 34th move saved Utut&apos;s<br>\nblushes. Neither player was able to take the upper hand<br>\nthereafter and they agreed to a draw after 57 moves.<\/p>\n<p>The draw kept them on top of the provisional standings, along<br>\nwith Milos Pavlovic of Yugoslavia, with 3.5 points each. Pavlovic<br>\nbeat Ukrainian Grand Master Vladimir Tukmakov in the day&apos;s<br>\nanother match.<\/p>\n<p>Other results included two draws, by Pikula of Croatia who<br>\nplayed Portisch of Hungary and Cherniaev of Russia who faced<br>\nKallai of Hungary, and two victories, by host player Kaenel over<br>\ncompatriot Milov, and Zurab Sturua of Georgia over fellow<br>\ncountryman Guerieli.<\/p>\n<p>Utut plays Sturua in the fifth round. (lnt)<\/p>",
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