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Writing in the New York Times, December 6, 1994, chess columnist
Robert Byrne gloats:
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"Joel Benjamin, baffling a computer with human
technique, wins a Harvard Cup spinoff match.

"The match billed as the Fifth Harvard Cup Intel Championship
Playoff was not really a proper playoff....  In the playoff,
at the Manhattan Club on Nov. 9, Joel Benjamin upheld the
honor of the humans by winning from WChess, 4 to 1.

"WChess, programmed by David Kittinger and running on a 90MHz
Intel Pentium Processor......."
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   Right.  Now the question is: Can Joel uphold our honor
against an opponent WITHOUT a handicap?

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       Charles S. Harris
         (csh@ulysses.att.com or c.harris28@genie.geis.com)
       Creative Thinking
       54 Crawford Road
       Middletown, NJ  07748
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