New-York tribune., 1894-09-13
IJPKE AND WALBRODT LEAD
THEY HAVE MADE THE BEST SCORES IN
THE MASTERS CHESS TOURNAMENT
r,pp,scu DEFEATED BY BLAcKBURNE now IN
THIRD PLACE-FINE PLAY BY MIEshs-
TUE prcopDs AND THE PAIRING.

THIRD PLACE-FINE PLAY by MihSh'
TUE RECORDS AND THE PAIRIHG.
Icipsic. Sept - (SpecaD.Play In the IN
ternational chess masters tournament was
surncd this morning. when she thrtee"'''
round Of the contest was played ""'
continued this afternoon, when the pa! :
comncted in the fourteenth round VINE
Tarrasch suffered another defeat in the
uornine sitting at the hands OF BlacKbutne, M'eses
beat Iipke in the afternoon. Taking INTO co"s''-
Grafton the fact that Tarrasch has actually los'
two and one-half points and Lipke only tNo' war
brodt who has also lost only two points ''Ne9
thus the lead together with I.ipke' whlle 'Ae uoc
tor occupies AT present only the thr" P'"oe ...-
The pla,ers were paired in the morning sitting
as fJllows:
Janowsl<y against Mason. Blackburne aeainst
r1rrascn Baird against Seuncri Scnii'cfs aS",I-t
Sgenhtlhs' SSi,,.r Si1io1 nr,insi Weyilich Berger
against Scheve. Zinkl against TeichInahh
RIackburne opened with P-Q against Tar
rasch. VINO defended in the usual way by develop
ing his niece, in "A manner much similar to that
OF White and things were even uniii the h'i"'e
stage of the game was reached. Then BlackDurhe
distinguished himself by brilliantly sacrihcns
piece for the attack. and although the "oC'oi
fought hard to prevent the catastrophe hr n"'
to give up his second game IN the tourney "I'er
thrty-siX moves
Baird played his favorIte Scotch Opening against
seu0ert who did not know how to treat the game
properly. Baird gained in position by nearly every
move and nnaly won. after thirty-IOur moves
Schiners disposed of SuechtIng III d - : oP','-
Ing after thiriy six moves, the winner Seluhs ''e
best OF the m!dd.e game =, ,.i.rr,,
Mieses administered defeat to Marco IN Elehhd
game after forty-three moves the latter beng Ded,
by superior tactics IN the end game . , ,-
'Berger beat ScheVe by default. whhe the gam
PLAYED by Jan0wsky against Mason htuy i'oi,D
LIrkc against WI.brodt urreguidr, 'o'hycii'r
against Meydlch Nienna), dHu H1hhI ds"'''' 49,"
mann stood adjourned , g. .,.b
In the afternoon Ia" players were oppoSrd 10 e"'"
other in the fOOwing order; . ,>i.li
Mason against 1echmdnn. Scheve against Ltnh"
ten Mieses against Lipke. Slechtins asanS.
Sennert against Schn r.. Tarrasch against bd'H
Janowsky against Blackburnr. ,, 5000,
Mason was altogether outclassc1 In kay i'Hy%
which Techmann defended Wlih :. S..-i y - 49,.
latter made a beautiful sacrnce oi pa"hs anu Sc"'V"
prettl,y after twenty-fOur moves
Zinkl scored against SCheNe 10y delduIt. .,..,
WeydiCh and Berger agreed t' hreN Il" "'V'
French defence after tWcuiy-Onr moves. -,
Mieses distinguished himself by beating i''PN -, ~
a French Defence after tW"nty-nin' moves. lHr
r,ue was a remArkaby Tine one. ana tn, "i"n
exce.iei IN sound and tc.ing tactics th''"H"'u' '''
contest =, , ..,L,o ,f,.r
Marco bat Surchtng IN a "a opehng al,er .I,.r
thirty -FOUR moves the latte~ bunierng soon ai"i
N, opculny moves had been made. , , .,
Ttrrasch accounted for Baird IN l-1 pp.l!.ills
after flrty cone moves the N"W-l oIheF C''"'''''9
himself in The end game ,, IL,
J,nowsly beat Blackourne In a hsy Lopez, ", ,
Tended with 3. Pc! II 10 an tAacty .hal 50
that by which Backhufnr defeat"l ldtr',Ca J." ~ y,
tno.nlns sitting. namely. by Il hrlaht StVi 'r H. - - " d"
piece Bluckburne having % resign alle' ''''' INV
M. ran,as between Walbroii and Sch.echter dtuy
ron.z .P-,l X - aui ScUnert am SchiH -r7
90 .ioco piano. were adjourned ,. -.
After the conclusion OF play the competitors scores