1928
January 02 1928
The Belleville News-Democrat, Belleville, Illinois, Monday, January 02, 1928
Chess Champion Is Defeated By Unknown Player
Santiago, Chile, Jan. 2.—(INS)—A scratch upon the surface of Alexander Alekhine of Russia, new chess champion of the world, “revealed a Tartar” when he was defeated by an obscure Chilean named Anfruns in 28 moves. Alekhine, furious over his defeat swept board and chessmen from the table, his anger causing much surprise among the spectators. After the game Alekhine was nervous and was defeated by two other Chileans.
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