05:57:46	JUN 13, 1986
		Enterprise			Awit
REAL mins:		154			77
CPU secs:		3			4113
micro-toy		EXPERIMENTAL		Amdahl 5860/2
	Round 3
D4	    	 2B=E	13	( 1)	Ng8-f6	    	 0B*E
C4	    	 7B=E	12	( 2)	g6	    	 0B*E
NC3	    	 1B=E	11	( 3)	d5	    	 0B*E
PXD5	    	 1B=E	14	( 4)	Nf6xd5	    	 0B*E
E4	    	 2B=E	14	( 5)	Nd5xc3	    	 0B*E
PXC3	    	 1B=E	13	( 6)	c5	    	 0B*E
BC4	    	 4B=E	16	( 7)	Bg7	    	 0B*E
NE2	    	 5B=E	13	( 8)	0-0	    	 0B*E
0-0	    	 4B=O	15	( 9)	Nc6	    	 0B*O
D5	    	 6B=O	15	(10)	Na5	    	 14=O	102
BB5	    	 24-O	448	(11)	a6	    	 14=O	52
BA4	    	 24-O	311	(12)	b5	    	 14=O	56
BC2	    	 14-O	357	(13)	Qd6	    	 14=O	55
A4	    	  R O	110	(14)	b4	    	 14=O	121
BF4	    	 24-O	319	(15)	Qb6	    	 14+O	102
RB1	    	 24-O	265	(16)	Bg4	    	 19=O	137
PXB4	    	#79-M	345	(17)	c5xb4	    	 14+M	97
BE3	    	#04-M	69	(18)	Qd6	    	 14+M	73
F3	    	 34-M	226	(19)	Bd7	    	 14+M	129
BD4	    	#44 M	46	(20)	Rf8-c8	    	 14+M	120
E5	    	#04 M	315	(21)	Qc7	    	 29=M	112
BE4	    	.12=M	42	(22)	Ra8-b8	    	 24=M	154
E6	    	#04 M	20	(23)	f7xe6	    	 24=M	166
PXE6	    	 14-M	22	(24)	Bc6	    	 24-M	74
BXG7	    	 14=M	158	(25)	Bxe4	    	 14=M	71
PXE4	    	 14-M	149	(26)	Qc4	    	 24-M	160
BE5	    	#84 M	230	(27)	Rc8-d8	    	 14-M	119
ND4	    	 44=M	261	(28)	Rb8-c8	    	 19<M	122
RC1	    	#59 M	213	(29)	Qxc1	    	 14<M	83
QXC1	    	 14>M	30	(30)	Rc8xc1	    	 19<M	50
RXC1	    	 19>E	59	(31)	b3	    	 19<E	121
RB1	    	 89>E	192	(32)	Nc4	    	 19<E	43
NC6	    	 19>E	155	(33)	Rd3	    	 19<E	33
NXE7+	    	 19>E	237	(34)	Kf8	    	 1F<E
NC6	    	  9 E	149	(35)	Nd2	    	 29<L	175
RE1	    	 19>E	187	(36)	a5	    	 69<E	95
NXA5	    	 89>E	168	(37)	Ke7	    	 19<L	91
NB7	    	 19>E	61	(38)	Kxe6	    	 19<E	85
NC5+	    	 29>E	127	(39)	Kxe5	    	 13*L	25
NXD3	    	 19$L	125	(40)	Kd4	    	 14*L	56
NB2	    	 14$L	131	(41)	Nxe4	    	 19<L	40
A5	    	 29>L	274	(42)	Nc5	    	 19*L	62
RA1	    	 89$L	50	(43)	Kc3	    	 29*L	68
RC1	    	 19$L	151	(44)	Kb4	    	 14*L	42
KF2	    	 19$L	235	(45)	g5	    	 29*L	64
KE3	    	#29 L	218	(46)	Kb5	    	 29*L	64
RA1	    	 19$L	209	(47)	Ka6	    	 49*L	100
ND3	    	 89$L	207	(48)	Nb7	    	 19*L	55
NB4+	    	 29$L	193	(49)	Kb5	    	 12*L	58
A6	    	 14$L	57	(50)	Na5	    	 19*L	107
RXA5+	    	#99 L	198	(51)	Kxa5	    	 14*L	22
A7	    	 19$L	340	(52)	Kxb4	    	 18*L	32
A8=Q	    	 19$L	19	(53)	h6	    	 58*E	121
QB7+	    	 29$E	427	(54)	Kc3	    	 24*E	82
QC6+	    	#74$E	133	(55)	Kb2	    	 12*E	63
QXH6	    	 34$E	124	(56)	Ka2	    	 18*E	47
QA6	    	 69$E	144	(57)	Kb1	    	 12*E	37
QG6+	    	 59$E	113	(58)	Ka1	    	 24*E	89
QXG5	    	#54 E	87	(59)	b2	    	 14*E	16
QA5+	    	 19$E	14	(60)	Kb1	    	 1F*E
KD3	    	  6$E	18	(61)	Kc1	    	 1F*E
QE1++	    	  R$E	56	(62)	
    ::    ::    ::    ::
 ::    ::    ::    ::
    ::    ::    ::    ::
 ::    ::    ::    ::
    ::    ::    ::    ::
 ::    :: KW ::    ::
    Pb    ::    :: Pw Pw
 ::    Kb    QW    ::
JUN 13. AP9, 5 BLACK'S MOVE 62.
NODES 68277 TERMINAL 46235 DYNAMIC 1805 CAPTURE 15041
SALVAGE 4052 DUPLIC 5506 RECLAIM 4303 BRANCH 1393962
DUP_TREE 15138 REC_TREE 15906 BRAN_SCORED 1028883

Commentary, 24 Sept 2009
The above listing was produced using ReadIris 7.0 on a scanned image (a TIFF
file) from research notebook #33 (2004-58-35) period 4 April 1986 - 15 June 1986

In the above game it would seem that the width of search was set to 4 or 9 
moves, and probably the depth of search was 7 or 9-ply.
Only on move 22 was the opponent width 12 moves.  This narrow search width
would account for the large number of unpredicted moves by Enterprise (they
are marked with a #).  The Opening phase was 10 book moves.  Early opening
until move 8, Opening phase until move 16, Middle game to move 30, Late
middle game until move 52 and then Ending.

For some reason move 14 by White is marked as a Random move.  Black is shown
as being slightly ahead '+' until move 20, then slightly behind '-' or behind 
'<' until move 39, thereafter losing badly '*'.