Yamabe-Hashimoto tengen game

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Played 1950-02-11, as part of an East-West match.

Black was Yamabe Toshiro then 5 dan; White was Hashimoto Utaro then 8 dan.

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Moves 1-10: fighting spirits!


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Yamabe-Hashimoto: 11-20

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Yamabe-Hashimoto: 21-30

Both players use to the maximum the three first-played stones... Again, lots of fighting spirit.

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Yamabe-Hashimoto: 31-40

Black 39 is a mistake in direction: it should have been a block to the right of Black 23 (the marked stone).

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Yamabe-Hashimoto: 41-50

When White connected with White 40 to White 46 he had already a favourable game. Yamabe resigned at move 234.

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Yamabe-Hashimoto: 51-60

Almost exactly 7 months later, on September 13th, Hashimoto lead the secession of the Kansai Ki-in from the Nihon Ki-in, bringing the Honinbo title with him.

AvatarDJFlux: I used this game for one of the questions in my second series of quizzes.
In the solution page I gave a little historical information and the first 60 moves (Hashimoto was already ahead by then) with very sketchy comments.
When Dave started the Black Sheep Rengo 2003 on Tengen I couldn't help but reply with Hashimoto's Kakari...


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