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DABBABA..n uno.thodox LtaPER used in several<br />
versions of cRrAr cHEss. <strong>The</strong> 6 ordidates ol ils<br />
teap are 2,0, and lhe length ol i1s move V4.<br />
Sta.dingon d4n pould altack M. d6, f4. and d2.<br />
D,ht'?hr merns sow. a movable stmcture <strong>to</strong><br />
prorect soldiers advanci.g upon a fort. <strong>The</strong> name<br />
was also ued <strong>to</strong> descnbe Pieces tha! sere movcd in<br />
other wars. Io a 1oth-entury gamc on a 10 x 10<br />
board the dabbaba was mored like a MNN, in a<br />
l4th-century game like a bishoP, and in an<br />
18rh century game like an EMress.<br />
DA(!, ARTHUR WLLIAM (1910 ), Amer<br />
ican player, lnlemational Master (1954), son ola<br />
Pohh lather and a NoNegian nother. Comiflg<br />
lron Portland, Oregon,10 New York in 1930 he<br />
wo. the Mashall Club Ch<strong>amp</strong>ionship, 1930 1,<br />
and rhus oblain.d entry <strong>to</strong> the Ne* Yort lournament.1931<br />
(won <strong>by</strong> c{sLANcA). He ra'cd badly<br />
in this event, but the expericn.e sharpened his play<br />
and at Pasadena 1932 he tied lor third place *i1h<br />
ESE'VS( ANd H. STENET AIiET ALEGNE ANd<br />
$snDAN. Dake never bettered this <strong>to</strong>urnament<br />
performane bur he distinguishcd bimsellin three<br />
olympiads (all son <strong>by</strong> the UsA) in 1he las1 of<br />
which. warsaw 1935, he nade the best score at<br />
board ro& (+13=5). He largely sa,e up competitive<br />
play soon after the Se@nd World War.<br />
DAMTANO (16th century), aurbor oi the first chcss<br />
book <strong>to</strong> be pubtished in llaly, Qu$<strong>to</strong> libro e do<br />
inpalarc giocarc a scachi eI de le tatne, Por\e,<br />
1512. Aeording <strong>to</strong> Bibliotheca Luitano, 1159.<br />
Daniano was an apothecary iron Odenira in<br />
soulh-wesl Po ugdl. F[s bool has 124 unnumbereJ<br />
pasc, 8trot which dcJl qifi problems anLl<br />
studies (all but onc taken rron oiher soure, Nilh<br />
both ltalian and Spanish texr. Damiano suggests<br />
rhe game was invenied <strong>by</strong> Xerxes which is why it<br />
was loown in Spanish d Axedrez. He exami.es a<br />
Iew oDenings, notins that afler I e4 e5 2 NB tbe<br />
reply2. . . Nc6hbesr, 2. . . d6nnot good-and2<br />
... f6 (1he openins naned alter him) is wosr.<br />
Besides advocating a cLAssrcAL CENTRE he adds<br />
vanousnanns, e.g. II you have a good move look<br />
<strong>to</strong> see whetncr tbere is a beuei one and with an<br />
advanlage make equal exchanges,' Thc last chapter<br />
gives advice aboul blindfold <strong>chess</strong>.<br />
Neaily50yearselapsedbeloreanoderteltbool<br />
(<strong>by</strong> Ruy L6pEz) was pubhhed, and during that<br />
tine Daniano\ book achieved sDch wide popularny<br />
that seven edilions Ncre published in Rone and<br />
a French lranslalion inPans. Enelisb and Gernan<br />
translations snbsequently appeared.<br />
DAMIANO DEI'ENCE, 544, a variation given <strong>by</strong><br />
LUCENA and rightly ondenned <strong>by</strong> DAMTANo as<br />
DAMJANOVIa (pron. Dam-yan-oyich)- MATo<br />
(1927- ). Yugoslav player, International Grandmasrer<br />
(1964). His besr roumanent perlormances<br />
sere:seondplace(+8=4 3)eqnalwithruoNov<br />
after (locus ahead ofsPAssKY al Sochi 196.1i 66t<br />
(+9:5-t) at Zagreb 1969i add irst cqnal with<br />
Hrcqr and MArANovf, Bad Pyrmont 1970.<br />
DANGDROUS DIAGONAI, rhe di.gonal cl-h,l<br />
for White ore8-h5lorBlack. A beginner is oietr<br />
suerhcd<strong>by</strong>iheaPpe anceofthcenemyqueenon<br />
the h-6le bearing down on his fPawn or Biving<br />
.heckmare. Sec Fodl's MArE and scsol^R\ MArE.<br />
Grandmdlcrs ioo may be surpiised, as in the<br />
LaEen Spa$ky USSR v. Rcsr of world 1970 Queen\<br />
1b3.5 2Bb2Nc6 3c,lNl6 lNAe4 5Nd4Bc5 6Nxc6<br />
dr.6 7e3Bl5 3Bc2Qe7 9Oc2rlrl0 l014?Ns'l 1lg3<br />
h5 12h3h4 llhiglhxs3 11RClRht 15Rrbl 92 16<br />
Whnc r.siSns<br />
Rll Qh4+ 17 Kdl rxfl=Q+<br />
DANIS{ GAMDIT, 343, analysed <strong>by</strong> nany who<br />
lived in Dennark: in the 1830s <strong>by</strong> a iurisl called<br />
B lankensle in er livi ng in Judand ; in l867<strong>by</strong>M s.J.<br />
From shen he playeditinthe Parh<strong>to</strong>urnanentr<strong>by</strong><br />
usA vhen he was Prussian Anb.ssador at<br />
Copenhasen (186!78)i andlater<strong>by</strong>O. H Krause,<br />
S. A. Sorensen. and others.<br />
DARGA, KLAUS VI(TOR (193+ ).WeslGer<br />
man player, International Crandmasler (1964),<br />
compnte. programmer. Fron 1953, when he tied<br />
for 6^t place in the World Junior Chanpiodsbip<br />
(he losl on tie break), Darga became a resularcomperilor<br />
in intcrnational <strong>to</strong>urnamcnts. He.eached<br />
his best lo.m i. the late 1960s, notably ar Winni<br />
peg, 1967, *hen he came 6Bt (+3=6) equal Nnb<br />
TARSEN abeadolcEsandsPAssn. AlteNardshe<br />
entered lewer lournanents, Preferrjng <strong>to</strong> give<br />
more dne 10 his prolession. Darga played in ten<br />
Olympiads fron 1954 lo 1976.<br />
DAII( BISHOP, a bishop that is moved on the<br />
DAWSON, THOMAS RAYNER 0889-195I),<br />
Englishconposer, pioncer of both rArR! p<strong>to</strong>DLEMs<br />
and REnocRADE ANALyS'S. lln problems in these