New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
NINTH ROUND.


sergani vs. asn.,Sa, par,n,ah., nird vs. Tschigo1n.
BlacA5arne W. Burn Marco Ns. HissEer
Pollock Jsnowski. Nesss VS., i-1Sin -Tinsev
Tarrasch Te;chmann. ,. pa-
steinitz opened with Giroco Piano aGahs.h Dac ne
deeben and the latter gave the VeIeIn after
to win the nne game by G'aH' rather slow in the
development Of his pieces, while ora s,ri IN readness
for combined attack on both sides OF me ne Sai
after about eighteen moves Innenehen Inen hen could not
Pilsbury offered to Mason Queens Camp, pb
players were on equal terms but later on n Son
clearly outplayed by ne Brookynt @ thirty-slx
During the evening prsbury received the io'''"
ing cable message from Brooklyn;
Pisbury Hastings. ., ~, ,or
sarest pKooRf4S Ws Ss RS'19eH 9Hs
Bird astonshed everybody by offering Tscng1sld sd
Evans Gambt which was prompiy4 c5pence
which rarely occurs In serious play, ana al;o"v
him 10 draw the game, with perpetual '"''N "
Gunsberg opened irregularly against TinsIey;
The latter soon got the attack which ne heunsberx
seemed to lose all control. allowing Tinsley to VIM
hi sebers s' adopted French Defence against Yer
gani. Somehow the Italian got mixed yp IN .,e aS
opening. schners thereupon went anead ai ookei "a,
ter twenty-six moves Nc.ganis position ,hr loVh
hopeless still he played On gAiansdS giinad io'
Owing a binder al an early stage o. IN, rhe e.r.,
Aibin lost again this time Marco. Ine .Al. !, !,
played the French Defence rather CAUTIOUSLY, a%t' %
seemed 10 be In waiting FOR an oversight Nnicn ~ NE
adversary really committed at MS sixteenth tu'n'
Eight moves .ater Albin resigned. ,. p,a,L
Rurn selected a French Defence against biaOh-
burne who had his men well cornered after dpyut @
twenty-two moves. Burn might however, nave pr pr
vented n straight loss by the only correct rrJoiiei
~ his disposal Failing 20 find the right conlhuh-
ton he gave his antagonist a chance 10 WIZ i1 r1
game after thirty-fve moves pS means VI N-
liant sacrifice Of a piece ss.,l ,,,,
Teichmann who defended a Ruy Lopez, 0Usrsd ~
Tarrasch defended himself with g. P-Q Il 1,oh r, -
FIRST the game progressed evenly Later o. ~ IeiSn S
,nann undertook 70 make the position diihcut .Sl
H. cerman doctor. The latter, however, 20 the
astonshment of the oniookers. passed the ulli Hos
hofora he had made his forty-iftn move. and 'he
In the contest between MeseS ana l"tsher tiie
former opened a Scotch game ana played relhdt
ahiv Nne ard even chess. Although IaSker sernle1
az ava GOOD chances for attack, Mieses always
onL initiative steps himself, thereby putting Lasher
an his mettie The fight las-ed for hity-sN moves
and a draw was agreed upon; . r.,,,,
ponziani adopted by Pollock against Jaho"snl'
Inast ended in defeat for the former. as tne
aa-SS; had much superior game after thirty Two
moves lie then began 10 play careleSsty. .'avS
nnabling pollock to draw the game after forty-six
Four Knights game between Walbrodt ana ana
ceh,acher was one of the Tnest OF the serleS Doth
,hn aggressive and defensive movements o me
nIavers we're beautiful, and although each IN turn
tred his best win after forty-hihe moves ho"o''
game left unfinished between Albin and Blacs-
burne was also gwen up as ara" ''''' ''''''"9
yoSving il the standing OF all the competitors
ofter the completion OF the tenth round: