[DOC] [TLE] Emanuel Lasker - Wikipedia [PAR] Emanuel Lasker (December 24, 1868  January 11, 1941) was a German chess 
player, mathematician, and philosopher who was World Chess Champion for 27 
years (from 1894 to 1921). ... To supplement their income Emanuel Lasker 
played chess and card games for small stakes, especially at the Caf Kaiserhof. 
Lasker... [DOC] [TLE] Lasker - Steinitz World Championship (1894) - Chessgames.com [PAR] Lasker - Steinitz World Championship (1894) chess tournament: games, players 
... or until one player had scored a total of seven games; third in Montreal, where 
... he may be said to have forged some of the keenest weapons that defeated him
. .... in March and April, (Lasker-Capablanca World Championship Match (1921)),
... [DOC] [TLE] The chess games of Emanuel Lasker - Chessgames.com [PAR] Sep 5, 2016 ... Lasker - Capablanca World Championship Match (1921) ... 27 years after he 
defeated the first World Champion, Wilhelm Steinitz, in 1894. ... champion by 
being on the leader board in every tournament before World War I,... [DOC] [TLE] Clash of Champions: Capablanca vs. Lasker - Chess.com [PAR] Jul 17, 2014 ... After taking the title from Wilhelm Steinitz in 1894, Emanuel Lasker won a ... His 
reign as world champion lasted until 1921, and the 27 years he spent on the ... 
Capablanca was up only one game, having won the fifth game due to Lasker's 
..... Finally he had to play Capablanca, who beat Lasker soundly. [DOC] [TLE] Emanuel Lasker - Chess.com [PAR] Jul 5, 2007 ... Another competitor, von Feyeril, had lost his final game to Lipke after 121 moves. 
... On March 15, 1894 Lasker began his world chess championship match with ... 
Nardus continued to support Janowski, until one day, Nardus ... In 1921, Lasker 
was defeated by Capablanca in the world chess championship. [DOC] [TLE] Emanuel Lasker (1894 - 1921) - Tripod [PAR] Lasker had lost his game agains Feyerfeil and another game against an outsider, 
while ... Emanuel Lasker had become the second world chess champion at age 
25. ... Lasker almost died before this event and was still recovering from typhoid 
fever. ... Lasker once again defeated Steinitz with 10 wins, 5 draws and 2 losses. [DOC] [TLE] Emanuel Lasker  2nd World Chess Champion  ChessManiac [PAR] Feb 2, 2014 ... On March 15, 1894 Lasker began his world chess championship match .... 
another game of chess until the next world championship match. .... In March-
April 1921, Lasker was defeated by Capablanca in the 11th world chess... [DOC] [TLE] World Champions - DePaul University [PAR] Emanuel Lasker (December 24, 1868  January 11, 1941) was a German chess 
... In 1894 he became the second World Chess Champion by defeating Steinitz 
with 10 ... He held the title of world chess champion from 1921 to 1927. ... he 
defeated the world champion, Jos Ral Capablanca, in a simultaneous 
exhibition. [DOC] [TLE] Emanuel Lasker (1868-1941) - jaced.com [PAR] He was to remain the World Chess Champion until 1921. ... In 1890 in Berlin, he 
defeated Curt von Bardeleben and Jacques Mieses in a match and he ... And in 
1894 Dr. Lasker realized his desire to challenge Wilhelm Steinitz for the World ... 
In 1921, in Havana, Cuba, he played Capablanca who won 4 games and drew 
10... [DOC] [TLE] World Champions - Chess Poster [PAR] The first officially recognized world Chess championship was held in 1886, when 
... players before this date are well known, but there were no official champions. 
... proved decisively for Steinitz and in 1894, Lasker defeats Wilhelm Steinitz by a 
score ... won the title against Emanuel Lasker in 1921 without a single game lost. [DOC] [TLE] Emanuel Lasker on Chess Improvement | The Chess Improver [PAR] Dec 15, 2012 ... These are mostly game collections of the world champions, ... the Second Official 
World Champion, winning the title in 1894 from Wilhelm Steinitz, and then 
holding it continuously until his defeat by Capablanca in 1921. [DOC] [TLE] 1894 - 1921 Lasker

Question: Emmanuel Lasker was world champion of this game from 1894 until defeated by Capablanca in 1921
Answer: Chess