New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
LIPKE IN THE LEAD.
HALE A POINT AHEAD OF TARRASCH IN
THE CHESS TOURNAMENT
THE MAJORITY OF THE GAMES IN THE TENTH
ROUND MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE
PLAYERS AT THE CLOSE OF

THE MAJORITY OF THE GAMES IN THE TENTH
ROUND MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE
PLAYERS AT THE CLOSE OF
THE ELEVENTH.
Ierac sont 10 (specIaD-Before giving the re-
suits of to-days play in the international cHesS
masters, tournament mention must be made OF the
fact that Tafrasch and Zlnkl have agreeu u can
their games. left unfinished from the third round
draw Luke consequently had the LEAD oy nan
q nolnt when the players sat down 10 contest the
tenth round of the tournament the oraer Vi p'a'
was as follows:
Mason against Berger. Znkl against Schiech'er'
Telchmann against Lipke, Scheve against ga,
Weydlich against Sch.Ners. Wabrodt against bairu
Meses against B!ackburne, Suechting against '""'"
sky and Seuffert against Tarrasch
This round was not productive of great results
inasmuch as five games had to be adJour"e'' W.
games only were won, and two were Drawn iie'0
are me details Of play:
Mason drew an uneventfu game. frehc" De
fence played by Berger after only eighteen moves
neither side being abe to DO anything in the game
which was remarkable for great huihoei u C."
changes from the very start
Z.nkl and Schlechter discussed Three knights
openng. which interesting. nut the payer"
tried in vain to get winning chahces' anu "i'e'
thlrtv-four moves the game resulted In draw
Blackburne succeeded in beating Mieses by some
brilliant moves in Ruy Lopez MieseS na''he "
resign after thirty-four moves
Suechting opened with Giuoco PIANO against
1anou,skv the latter making mistake soon AFTER
the openng moves had been made, ana IN sp''e Oh
great efforts to equaze matters the F&f's'"'' "'
to lose after forty-two moves
The games PLAYED by Techmann against l-iphc
Scotch, Scheve against Marco Vienna), WeyuHch
agains, Schiffers Nrrench Defence), "aiDrodt
against Baird (Ruy Lopez. g.. P-QR -, ana oeu'-
rr, ,gaipst Tarrasch -four knights same) had to
be adjourned. ~,
In the afternoon the committee announce !" ~
Scheve had TO retire from the contest owing 10
Illness All the competitors who have not met THIS
player in a previous round viii therefore score
win against him The eleventh round was piayeu
in the following order:
Tarrasch aga 'nst Mason. Janowsky against oeui-
fort Rlackburne against Suechting. Baird against
Wieses Srh,ffers against Wa,brodt Mario against
Weyiich Lpke against Scheve, SchiecH'ef aeA'''
Teichmann. Berger against INK
Janowsky beat Seuffert in a Giuoco PIANO. ai Yer
thlrtv-eight moves the latter compromising HIS
game BY bad m0ye IN , inc T nays5 Scotch Gam
hit in which neither side could get an advantage
at any stage OF the game, draw peihs the 'es"''
Walbrodt got the best Of a Vienna game, opened
by Schiaers by means OF pretty pawn pay wnien
secured the verdict MIN after forty-one moves
Marco and Weyd,ich could not make much OUT
Of a Rilv Lopez the game being even throughout
The same fate befeli game played by ochIecnteI
and Tiechmann the contest lasting for forty-three
moves. III 1.,,ooo pt,,o
being drawn by these players after only twenty
IpEe scored by default against scheye. while , the
games played by Tarrasch against Mason thuy
Ionez 8 pr 81 AMI Baird against Meses
eesrotrh 9iambtJ stood adjourned
Appended is the score OF the competitors UP 70