KASPAROV plays computer program DEEP Junior in game #6

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By Richard Brill

Thursday, February 06, 2003

Grandmaster Garry Kasparov Against Deep Junior Game 6

Man vs. Machine

Garry Kasparov Fails under pressure!

Lets Chess fans down!

“Game ends in a Stalemate”

Kasparov draws on 23rd move with chess supercomputer in a short time.

Final Score 3.0 to 3.0

The Pressure is intense!

Garry Kasparov explained to the world,

``I had one item on my agenda today not to lose,''. ``So that's why I wanted to be absolutely safe. I decided it would be wiser to stop playing.''

The game could have went on all night and Garry could have ultimately lost.

``I'm here representing the human race,'' Garry said before the game. ``I promise I'll do my utmost.''

Chess Fanatics wanted to see Garry play to win or loose!

Garry’s

TV Interview

Barbara,US Chess Trust, watches the game with Robert ESPN

Maurice Ashley Congratulates Garry

Garry talks about the game.

“A very happy Garry.”

Closing Ceremonies

Amir Ban, Deep Junior program.

Very Happy Shay Bushinsky with Amir Ban, Deep Junior programs

“Congratulations Garry”

Garry Kasparovs Coach Michael Khodakovsky

With

Owen, and Sports Commissioner Kenneth J. Podziba

Grand Master Rusudan Goletiani with R. John McCrary President, US CHESS Federation

Rusudan Goletiani, a Woman's Grandmaster from the Republic of Georgia and former World Champion for Girls. With the help of Sam Sloan she received her Green Card, back in Feb. 2001 Rusudan is a 3 time winner of The World Junior Championships, girls under 14, 16, and 18.

She was also the European Junior Co-Champion girls under 20, tied for second in World Championship Zonal Tournament and tied for second place in the Moscow International.

Garry Kasparovs Coach Michael Khodakovsky, With

Sports Commissioner Kenneth J. Podziba

Grand Master Max TV interview with RTV

Enjoying the event everywhere!

Grand Master Susan Polgar TV Interview

Chess Everywhere!

Your Move buddy!

“A lovely Day”

View Of Central Park South

from

The New York Athletic Club New York City.

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