New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
CHESS MASTERS AT PLh !.
OPENING OF THE INTERNATIONAL IooNNA'
MENr AT MANCHESTER.
TWENTY EXPERTS REPRESENTING ANEhiOA'
,.o,,xn HOLLAND FRANCE GER
MANY AND RUSSIA PITThp
AGAINST EACH OTHER

ENGLAND, HOLLAND
MANY AND RUSSIA PITTED
AGAINST EACH OTHER.
,,..o,os.or Aur o5-Twcnty experts Of Int rhaeoi'l
reooyn sat down today b. play IN 'he "i' p,n,,,r
Int national Chess Tournament In enc Ati' ,,ch a
,,ha,or The scene Of combat Is the same III "","
s -, cbess matches lave taken place IL wa "'
te Counties Association held most s"ce tho ,wo
ia, and here great chess matches oc.",.' o,osIv
,,or ,ornu.s OF Lanark and YORK have bc'h rcpe"''
played. ,,.,ohos,or at n meeting
held about ak months ago. decided upon ihVi'iuA fr
c1,css Assorat;on to hold the herhlu -. ,,to
.nt In Manchester AMI promised t. contribute 80
h 49,, ,vc fund The British Association aecep1'a
-, in,4,at,on and added El5o to the sum aFcaaS sun
scrbcI I'm Manchester and tie following pi@' w" "
given the successful p"3ef'' ,,s czo. fourth
First rr,ze $50; second, 500; tniru' Nv 20, -
GOO I'D sI,th COO 4 special prize OF $40 VIII DE
o.onted for the lest game played In this touri'h'
, ,bo minor tournament, which Is a-o ct All mr.
,a,ional character the following prizes arr oneFu
,r,yc - second GO third. g. and fourth 80 ~,
m ,,uouIng Is the ballot for the first round ""o'
,oaa ,odav at noon: Mason agt. schaopp scheVs as'
Taubenhaus; owen art tan'ion' Lo.0'H 49, u"r.'ner
,Iopin AIT Mackenzie; Guneb re- at BIG Not'' ',
act Blackburne; Tas!ey agt. Lee 'Hui'' ~"
Van Wet art Or. Tarlasch. ,..
From the list OF cntres It Will be fecn tnA' S
Is reprcscEt,d by captain Mackenzie "h' '"'' nI,
nv owen Ounston Lo,ock Thofo.d "wiSo'Ip' D'''
Martinez Biacnburne, Tins.y, Gossip ana Lee ~
| .soI, s,hryo Dr. Tarrasch and Muller HoiaAu
nv Van vIet; France by Taubenbans. and lfu''' D
Alapin. A., d only f,ur were
dcidd while .iN had to be adjourned to be resl"eu SON"
-, ~ a. tho direction of the playing conlhi''cc Inv
description Of these game, T. az cnd'd o ~,
,,a'on 40, schallor--The former played the 70 T.
oronine and the game was evenly cohVStN ~
=, one time IL appsnrcd Mason had slight adNaha4'
80, :, ,d not TO b. sufficient establish Win AI'er
rt, three uoycs had 10 be adjourned IN u''"
ish-ooklng position .... e.,.,. ,ao,.cd
scheye AT. Taubenhaus-In tis game e'hcNe aaop
mo nuv LOPEZ opening which clryery deiehdu "
,ho PARTISAN who at had rather inferior E-f
sim he managed equalile matcrs and when to gan,
was adjourned the position was pFetty o''n' "
moves ioriy.onc -. ...,o, ,,,,,.
81, t,,orlte game uc Zrkcrtort opening "unston how
ever obtained o. adj, antaec in the middle game "oh ~
increased hy clever and wcdr'ctd play but thi' gum"
90 al.o sdiourred afsr uirtytwo mCyes were recorded
Iocock at Thosold-Tho young London amateur pawn
tso INV Io,er against Thoiole and. owing 70 he
laer's poor defence obtained decided advanA7e ~ u.
opening and. playing carefully ana h'''o.' ~ ''1
after 1fty moves . -. ,.r,o
,,.ocui.-v The CAPTAIN at detected haN III t'e
opcnlne and by most brilliant combination ne '"'''u
win In thlrty-olght moves
| GunSbcrg ATT Bird-Thc veteran adopted the scian
| defence p TO q T. !. which has won for him go"d
many games in tournaments lie got however hy far the
worst Of the position and had TO submit 70 "''o'
| attack at the hands u ''un~beTg' "heh with u" "
1 n tfunsbcFg COMMITTED a nlnH"'l VIM"
| the game, which was won oy b''u ''''' '0''
| had been made. , 1910.
! the Evans carnblt IN gam" against BacHbufhe. 10.
combat proceeded evenly from the beginning ~ N" 'd
, ,h. came however BackbuTne's great SKID came n
! and he succeeded I'm gaining winning position. ms
game was also adjourned. Number OF moves tf1 'ue'
| T,,.ic, at Iee-An Interesting eont-'. which was
onencd lrregularly and IN which -" had slight sn
| GRITTY was finally abandoned a. dra" h''r t"'n" 'O''
moves had been made.
! uuucr agt Gossp-The opening Of this game was also
a Ruy LOPEZ. II evenly contested throughout A"'
little advantage Gossip had at ono stage OF the game was
ncutraizcd by hs opponent and after Airy'"o moves
| the game stood adjourned.
| Van yl,ct agt Tarrasch-Tls game Develops into a
four KNIGHTS contest IA which neither comp or conf get
| winning advantage Inc game "'' "''
| nIrty.ono moves.
| ing order: ,,,.
r,o,oa act Owen: Gossip at Gunslefg Mackenzie act
Mason: Gunston agt. Aapn bird AIT Iocock' Ianben-
haus agt Muller TaTasch aAt sche'e ana Ice a9 '''
Vlct. , -
,,c Vienna ouennr agans: the Berlin master. who Got
ouo al ses In the defence. and the English champion
scored win after twenty-five moves ha' No"''
this victory by a most brilliant combination
Mortimer AIT Tinscv-This game which was oD'peu Df
uor.inor with T. ~ i 1. sDlendldy PLAYED Di TINS
lev who ought ~ right ont. However nc mad
mistake which proved fatal 70 him ana nc hhd 10 resign
after forty-nne moves. 49,.
Tnorod art Owen This proved TO be short battle.
o-o,d ope.d rrcsuarly and obtan,d ad'antige carly
In the came Oscl's defence weak. ana hls position
colarscd hopecssly after eighteen moves At The TWEEN
tlcth be hal 70 reign go
GOSSIP a.t. ttuushcrg-The former aitItd the vienna
onenpg for the attack after the few opening moves
upsbcry mastered -i;uatol and turned The tables upon
hi. opuonnnt who could make any stand ana rcghcd
, after thru -pnc moves.
| Mackenzie art. Msscn-rhs game was alsoa vienna
and ry To De an exceptionally interesting game Aftc'
fy moves IL had to Adjourned The position as left on
the hoard f. Of cCmTicatd nature, and 1t Is dNcut u
| ,ay who viii have the best Of the contest
Gunston at Alapln-The game between these masters
had similar features. Aapin defended WIN the frtrol
defence and the game assumed highly interesting stage
| ,n.r trcntv.nine moves It had 10 be adjourned.
Bird act Locock-Ihe veteran tried the L to o. open
TIM aoain,t hs Young rival, who defended In rJ
st1c and an interesting game cnsued After forty'hve
| moves the game stood adjourned
Tanbenhaus art. MrJlerThc Partisan played the Huy
oucz aqanst the young professional Muller beautiful
contest ensuing because OF the wonderful comphcato's
which arose Eventually after forty moves the game had
to be adjourned.
Tarrasch agt Schevc-The latter selected the French
defence ~ sou player and after nnc night of thirty
nine moves play given over. ScheSe had tho best
Of the game a. time.
Leo att Van vIic.-The former played the Giuoco
Piano and game was adjourned after iory'"'
moves.
YACHTS AND THEIR OWNERS.