ken@alice.UucP (Ken Thompson) (10/16/85)
rate perf 1 2 3 4 scor
1 Hightech 2200 2533 7+w 5+b 2+b 4+w 4.0
2 Bebe 0 2272 8+b 4+b 1-w 5+w 3.0
3 Intelligent 0 2007 6+b 8+w 4-b 7=w 2.5
4 Cray Blitz 2200 2076 10+b 2-w 3+w 1-b 2.0
5 Phoenix 0 1988 9+b 1-w 7+b 2-b 2.0
6 Chaos 1800 1708 3-w 7-b 9+b 10+w 2.0
7 Lachex 0 1892 1-b 6+w 5-w 3=b 1.5
8 Ostrich 1750 1618 2-w 3-b 10=w 9+w 1.5
9 Spock 0 1456 5-w 10+b 6-w 8-b 1.0
10 Awit 0 1335 4-w 9-w 8=b 6-b 0.5
Hitech -- Cray Blitz
C45/02 07. Bg4
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 d4 exd4 4 Nxd4 Nf6 5 Nxc6 bxc6 6 Bd3 d5
7 Qe2 Bg4 8 f3 Be6 9 exd5 Nxd5 10 Bf5 Qh4+ 11 Kf1 Qf6 12
Bxe6 Qxe6 13 c4 Qxe2+ 14 Kxe2 Nb6 15 b3 Bd6 16 Nc3 O-O 17
Be3 Be5 18 Rac1 Rfe8 19 Kf2 Rad8 20 f4 Bf6 21 Rhd1 Rxd1 22
Nxd1 h5 23 Nc3 Kh7 24 Ne2 Rd8 25 Kf3 Kg6 26 Ng3 h4 27 f5+
Kh7 28 Ne4 Be7 29 Kg4 Re8 30 Bf2 Nd7 31 Kh3 a6 32 Rd1 Nf6 33
Re1 Nxe4 34 Rxe4 Kg8 35 Bd4 Kf8 36 c5 f6 37 Rxh4 Rd8 38 Rh8+
Kf7 39 Rxd8 Bxd8 40 Kg4 Be7 41 h4 Ke8 42 Kf4 Bd8 43 g4 Be7
44 Ke4 Bd8 45 Be3 Be7 46 a4 Kd8 47 Kd4 Kc8 48 g5 fxg5 49
hxg5 Kd8 50 Ke5 Kd7 51 f6 Bf8 52 a5 g6 53 Bd4 1-0
Bebe -- Phoenix
C05/01 05 Ngf3
1 e4 e6 2 d4 d5 3 Nd2 Nf6 4 e5 Ng8 5 Ngf3 c5 6 dxc5 Bxc5 7
Bb5+ Bd7 8 Bxd7+ Nxd7 9 O-O Bb6 10 c4 Ne7 11 cxd5 exd5 12
Qb3 Rc8 13 Rd1 O-O 14 Nf1 Nc5 15 Qb5 a6 16 Qe2 Ne6 17 Ng3 f6
18 exf6 Rxf6 19 a3 Qd7 20 Ne4 Rf5 21 Qd2 Qc6 22 Ng3 Rf6 23
Qe1 Qc2 24 Bd2 Rc4 25 Rac1 Qa4 26 Nh5 Rg6 27 Rxc4 dxc4 28
Ne5 Nd4 29 Nxg6 hxg6 30 Nxg7 Qc2 31 Ne6 Nb3 32 Ng5 Nd4 33
Rc1 Qd3 34 Qxe7 1-0
Intelligent -- Lachex
A12/02 04. dxc4
1 Nf3 d5 2 c4 c6 3 b3 Nf6 4 Bb2 dxc4 5 bxc4 e6 6 Bd4 Be7 7
Qa4 O-O 8 Nc3 c5 9 Bxf6 Bxf6 10 Qb5 Bxc3 11 dxc3 Qf6 12 Rc1
b6 13 e3 Bb7 14 Be2 Bc6 15 Qb1 Rd8 16 Bd3 g6 17 Be4 Qg7 18
Ng5 h6 19 Nf3 f5 20 Bxc6 Nxc6 21 O-O Ne5 22 Nxe5 Qxe5 23
Rfd1 Rxd1+ 24 Rxd1 Qxc3 25 Qb5 Qc2 26 Qb3 Qe2 27 Qa4 Rf8 28
g3 Rf7 29 Rd8+ Kg7 30 Qb3 e5 31 Qc3 Re7 32 a3 Kf7 33 Rd5 Qf3
34 a4 Qe4 35 Qb3 h5 36 a5 h4 37 axb6 axb6 38 Qd3 hxg3 39
hxg3 Qxd3 40 Rxd3 e4 41 Rd6 Re6 42 Rd7+ Re7 43 Rd6 Re6 44
Rd7+ Re7 45 Rd6 1/2-1/2
Ostrich -- Spock
C68/05 07. Nf6
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 a6 4 Bxc6 dxc6 5 d4 exd4 6 Qxd4 Qxd4
7 Nxd4 Nf6 8 O-O Bc5 9 c3 Nxe4 10 Re1 f5 11 f3 O-O 12 fxe4
Rd8 13 exf5 Bxf5 14 Be3 Bxd4 15 Bxd4 Rd7 16 Rc1 Re8 17 Kf2
Rde7 18 Kf3 Rf7 19 Nd2 Be4+ 20 Ke2 Bxg2+ 21 Kd3 Bh3 22 Re1
Bf5+ 23 Kc4 Be6+ 24 Kd3 Bf5+ 25 Kc4 Be6+ 26 Kd3 Rf4 27 Be5
Rd8+ 28 Ke3 Rf7 29 Nf3 Bc4 30 Nd2 Rd3+ 31 Ke2 Rxc3+ 32 Kd1
Rd3 33 Bc3 Rf2 34 Rg1 Rf7 35 Kc2 b5 36 b3 b4 37 Bxb4 Bb5 38
a4 Rd4 39 axb5 cxb5 40 Bc3 Rd6 41 Raf1 Re7 42 Bb4 c5 43 Bxc5
Rc6 44 b4 Re8 45 Kd1 Rd8 46 Rf3 Rcc8 47 Rg4 Rd5 48 Ke1 Rcd8
49 Be3 Rd3 50 Re4 Rc3 51 Nb1 Rb3 52 Nd2 Rb2 53 Re6 Rxb4 54
Rxa6 Rh4 55 Nf1 Re8 56 Ra7 Rhe4 57 Rg3 g6 58 Rh3 h5 59 Ra6
Rg4 this game is not finished and the outcome is presumed 1-0
Chaos -- Awit
D86/03 08. Bg4
1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 d5 4 cxd5 Nxd5 5 e4 Nxc3 6 bxc3 c5 7
Bc4 Bg7 8 Ne2 Bg4 9 Qb3 cxd4 10 Bxf7+ Kf8 11 f3 d3 12 fxg4
dxe2 13 Kxe2 Qc8 14 Be6 Qxc3 15 Qxb7 Qc6 16 Rf1+ Ke8 17 Bf7+
Kd8 18 Rd1+ Qd7 19 Bf4 Bd4 20 Rxd4 Qd6 21 Rxd6+ Nd7 22
Rxd7++ 1-0ken@alice.UucP (Ken Thompson) (10/17/85)
ACM final:
rate perf 1 2 3 4 scor
1 Hightech 2200 2538 7+w 4+b 2+b 5+w 4.0
2 Bebe 0 2276 9+b 5+b 1-w 4+w 3.0
3 Intelligent 0 2009 6+b 9+w 5-b 7=w 2.5
4 Phoenix 0 2010 8+b 1-w 7+b 2-b 2.0
5 Cray Blitz 2200 2080 10+b 2-w 3+w 1-b 2.0
6 Chaos 1800 1759 3-w 7-b 8+b 10+w 2.0
7 Lachex 0 1898 1-b 6+w 4-w 3=b 1.5
8 Spock 0 1634 4-w 10+b 6-w 9=b 1.5
9 Ostrich 1750 1578 2-w 3-b 10=w 8=w 1.0
10 Awit 0 1429 5-w 8-w 9=b 6-b 0.5
How could I have been so blind to have adjudicated the
Ostrich/Spock game as a win for white. Black clearly
demonstrated the drawing technique:
Ostrich -- Spock
C68/05 07. Nf6
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 a6 4 Bxc6 dxc6 5 d4 exd4 6 Qxd4 Qxd4
7 Nxd4 Nf6 8 O-O Bc5 9 c3 Nxe4 10 Re1 f5 11 f3 O-O 12 fxe4
Rd8 13 exf5 Bxf5 14 Be3 Bxd4 15 Bxd4 Rd7 16 Rc1 Re8 17 Kf2
Rde7 18 Kf3 Rf7 19 Nd2 Be4+ 20 Ke2 Bxg2+ 21 Kd3 Bh3 22 Re1
Bf5+ 23 Kc4 Be6+ 24 Kd3 Bf5+ 25 Kc4 Be6+ 26 Kd3 Rf4 27 Be5
Rd8+ 28 Ke3 Rf7 29 Nf3 Bc4 30 Nd2 Rd3+ 31 Ke2 Rxc3+ 32 Kd1
Rd3 33 Bc3 Rf2 34 Rg1 Rf7 35 Kc2 b5 36 b3 b4 37 Bxb4 Bb5 38
a4 Rd4 39 axb5 cxb5 40 Bc3 Rd6 41 Raf1 Re7 42 Bb4 c5 43 Bxc5
Rc6 44 b4 Re8 45 Kd1 Rd8 46 Rf3 Rcc8 47 Rg4 Rd5 48 Ke1 Rcd8
49 Be3 Rd3 50 Re4 Rc3 51 Nb1 Rb3 52 Nd2 Rb2 53 Re6 Rxb4 54
Rxa6 Rh4 55 Nf1 Re8 56 Ra7 Rhe4 57 Rg3 g6 58 Rh3 h5 59 Ra6
Rg4 60 Rg3 Rxg3 61 hxg3 Kf7 62 Rb6 Re5 63 Rb8 g5 64 Rc8 b4
65 Rb8 Re4 66 Rb7+ Ke6 67 Kd2 Rc4 68 Bxg5 Rd4+ 69 Kc2 Rd5 70
Bf4 Rd4 71 Be3 Re4 72 Kd3 Rg4 73 Bd4 h4 74 gxh4 Rf4 75 Ne3
Rxh4 76 Rxb4 Kf7 77 Ke2 Re4 78 Ke1 Kg8 79 Kd2 Rh4 80 Ke1 Re4
81 Rc4 Re8 82 Rc7 Re4 83 Bc5 Re5 84 Kd1 Rg5 85 Ke1 Re5 86
Kd1 Rg5 87 Ke1 Re5 88 Kd1 1/2-1/2tedrick@ucbernie.BERKELEY.EDU (Tom Tedrick) (10/18/85)
>How could I have been so blind to have adjudicated the >Ostrich/Spock game as a win for white. Black clearly >demonstrated the drawing technique: Do I detect a note of sarcasm? :-) After playing over some of the ACM games I think I can safely say that noone need worry about a mechanical grandmaster in the near future. What was the name of Botvinnik's book? "Computers, Chess, and Long Range Planning"? It looks like the machines haven't gotten to the long range planning part yet. Anyway, thanks very much Ken for posting the games. (Where is Belle these days?) I advise those who claim that the human mind is a Turing machine to play over some of these games. -Tom tedrick@ucbernie.ARPA
sambo@ukma.UUCP (Father of micro-ln) (10/19/85)
Could someone please tell me what the hardware configurations of the various
entries were, and who the authors of the programs were? Thank you.
--
Samuel A. Figueroa, Dept. of CS, Univ. of KY, Lexington, KY 40506-0027
ARPA: ukma!sambo<@ANL-MCS>, or sambo%ukma.uucp@anl-mcs.arpa,
or even anlams!ukma!sambo@ucbvax.arpa
UUCP: {ucbvax,unmvax,boulder,oddjob}!anlams!ukma!sambo,
or cbosgd!ukma!sambo
"Micro-ln is great, if only people would start using it."