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GM[1]FF[4]VW[]AP[Many Faces of Go:10.0]
SZ[19]
HA[0]
ST[1]
PB[TMark Hall, 2d]
PW[Harry Fearnley, 1d]
PC[Played at the 1978 British Go Congress, Manchester, April 1978]
KM[5.5]
RE[B+R]
SO[BGJ 41, May 1978,  Page 17]
BR[2 dan]
WR[1 dan]

C[Copyright British Go Association 1978, 2000 

A poor game for Harry Fearnley, but characteristic of Mark Hall's
simple and uncomplicated style of play, which can be very effective.
He has beaten Matthew Macfadyen several times in the last year.
Matthew's style is complex and ambitious; perhaps there is a
moral here.  
];B[pd];W[dc];B[pq];W[cp];B[pk];W[fp]
C[White 6: Unusual. Mark Hall has popularised this move in British
Go.  
];B[de]
C[Black 7-17: This looks good for Black, opposite the 4-4 stone,
but ...  
];W[dh]
;B[ec];W[eb];B[ed];W[fc];B[db];W[cb];B[fb];W[da];B[gc]
C[Black 7-17: This looks good for Black, opposite the 4-4 stone,
but ...  
]
(;W[po]
C[White 18: ... this breaks the ladder, but neither Black nor White
realised this.  
];B[np]
(;W[nk]
C[White 20: It would be better to pull out 12.  
]LB[fc:12]
;B[fd]
(;W[nd]
C[White 22: Better to invade on the third line. Now black at 114(A)
would be strong.  
]LB[lc:A]
;B[pf];W[pc];B[qc];W[oc];B[qb]
(;W[jc]
C[White 28: Too close to black's thickness. This extension should
be one point less.  
];B[cd]
C[Black 29; Threatening to kill the corner.  
];W[pj]
C[White 30-32: White establishes himself and black takes his profit
in the corner.  
];B[bc];W[qk]
C[White 30-32: White establishes himself and black takes his profit
in the corner.  
]LB[qk:32][bc:31][pj:30]
;B[dl]
(;W[fl]
C[White 34: Not a severe attack. White A would be better to strengthen
White's broad shimari.  
]LB[dn:A]
;B[dj];W[fh];B[fk];W[jq]
C[White 38; To not answer black 37 makes white 34 a meaningless
move.  
]LB[fl:34][fk:37]
;B[qo]
C[Black 39 & 41 are profitable and in sente. White's right hand
area is very thin and weak.  
];W[qn];B[qp]
C[Black 39 & 41 are profitable and in sente. White's right hand
area is very thin and weak.  
]LB[qo:39]
;W[nn]
;B[eq]
C[Black 43: Mark's favourite invasion of his favourite shimari.
];W[ep];B[dq];W[bo]
C[White 46: Nice shape, but black has no problem in living.  
];B[fq];W[gp];B[gq];W[hq];B[br];W[bq]
;B[ar];W[cq];B[cr];W[hr]
C[White 56: A mistake because it threatens nothing.  
];B[gl]
C[Black 57: Natural. Now white has no attack on any black group
and is far behind on territory.  
];W[gk]
C[White 58-72 are not very effective as Black can easily save 67
and 71.  
];B[fm];W[el];B[em];W[hl]
;B[ek];W[gj];B[hm];W[gn];B[il];W[hk];B[gm];W[im];B[jl];W[in]
C[White 58-72 are not very effective as Black can easily save 67
and 71.  
]LB[in:72][jl:71][im:70][gm:69][hk:68][il:67][gn:66][hm:65][gj:64][ek:63][hl:62][em:61][el:60][fm:59][gk:58]

;B[ji];W[jg];B[hi];W[fj];B[lh];W[ci];B[cj];W[ij]
C[White 80: Aji keshi, losing the possibility of moves such as
B to cut off the Black stones.  
]LB[ki:B]
;B[jj];W[ii]
;B[jh];W[ih];B[kg];W[kf]
C[White 86 must be at 88(A) or C. Black is now able to secure himself
too easily.  
]LB[ig:C][jf:A]
;B[lf];W[jf];B[ld]
(;W[le]
C[White 90: This is the time to play at 98(A), while black is sure
to answer.  
]LB[mg:A]
;B[me];W[ke];B[md];W[mf];B[lg];W[ne];B[nf];W[mg]
;B[mh];W[ng];B[of];W[oh];B[oi];W[ph];B[pi]
(;W[qi]
C[White 106: A blunder, he must just descend straight to the edge,
inviting black to kill white, before black himself is killed.
];B[nh];W[qg];B[og];W[lb];B[oj];W[qj];B[mb];W[lc]
;B[mc]
C[White resigned after black 115.  
])
(;W[qh]))
(;W[mg];B[lg]))
(;W[dn]))
(;W[kc]))
(;W[nc]))
(;W[fd]))
(;W[po]
C[[Ladder not shown in BGJ. Added by sgb.\] 
];B[tt];W[fd];B[fe];W[gd];B[hd];W[ge];B[gf];W[he]
;B[ie];W[hf];B[hg];W[if];B[jf];W[ig];B[ih];W[jg];B[kg];W[jh]
;B[ji];W[kh];B[lh];W[ki];B[kj];W[li];B[mi];W[lj];B[lk];W[mj]
;B[nj];W[mk];B[ml];W[nk];B[nl];W[ok];B[oj];W[ol];B[om];W[pl]
;B[ql];W[pm];B[pn];W[qm];B[rm];W[qn]))
