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From: sohancr@ut-ngp.UUCP (Sohan C Ramakrishna Pillai)
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Subject: Re: Kasaparov: at last a new champion !
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Date: Wed, 13-Nov-85 04:08:45 EST
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>  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 
>  etc...."
>Source: The Oregonian Nov 10.


	I am surprised to see all this news about Kasparov being the 
youngest World Chess Champion. Wasn't Mikhail Tal (or Talj) just 20
years old when he beat Botvinnik in the World Championship match in 1960?

	Enlightenment is called for!

						Sohan C R