Lesser known game of Raaphy Persitz

A figure not well known to younger players, but Raaphy Persitz was a strong master who played and lived in England before moving back to his native Israel in the 1960s. He was a long time contributor to the British Chess Magazine, his notes to games were deep and penetrating. He was Israeli Junior champion in 1951 and represented Israel in the Leipzig Olympiad in 1960. When he passed away in 2009 there were many moving tributes to him as a good and loyal friend of many leading lights in British Chess in the 50s and 60s. Here is a nice game he won against Robert Huebner in 1969

Jonathan Penrose Brilliant at Southsea 1950

Aged only 16 Penrose had a marvellous result at the 2nd Stevenson Memorial at Southsea, beating Tartakower and Bogoljubov. Here is his game against A.R.B. Thomas from the event.

Early Penrose game

Continuing the thread of Jonathan Penrose here is a game he played at the age of 15 in the British Championships in 1950, an event he would dominate throughout the 1960s as the strongest British Player. Here he is playing the legendary Gerald Abrahams, Well known Barrister, Chess player and author of some very good Chess books. The Chess Mind and Technique in Chess are very interesting and I learnt Chess reading his Teach yourself Chess, the second Chess book I ever owned.

Penrose- Cafferty British Championship 1966

I have been looking at the games of Jonathan Penrose recently and found this remarkable game. I'll give the whole game below, but firstly, can you find what lovely move Penrose played on the 17th move?