New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01

Nuremberg July 81 1SpeciaD.-At $50 this morn
Ing It was announced the Museum. where the
choss-pl ,ers engaged In the International
| Tournament that the thirteenth official pairing
would be adopted for the eleventh round of the
tournament the players having to face each other
in the following manner:
Porgrs vs. Pillstury: Ts-higorn Maroczy
snoMsf vs. vs. fssKef ks45 vs. sewa I8w
Tarra~ch Schechter. Te.chmann Showalter
Steintz Marco. Albin-A bye.
When play ceased at o'clock I'm the evening 1t
found that no fewer than four games
drawn. while Janowski. Steinitz Schallopp. Black
burne and Showalter had beaten their respective
opponents.
These results have again completely altered the
position Of the leaders. The Partisan Janowsk.
and steinitz are now leading with eight wins each.
followed by Walbrodt, who has seven and a
half points. Next come Lasker. Schechter and
Tarrasch with seven esch. and then Maroczy.
Pillsbury and Tschigorn with six and half wins
each. The position in reality, however. IS that
Janowski. Lasker and Stenitz are on par.
having lost three games EACH follow
Maroczy, Pilsbury. Tschigorln and Wabrodt, who
have lost three and half each. and finally
Schlechter and Tarrasch with four losses each.
The features Of to-day's play were the stubborn
resistance made by Porgcs against Pillsbury and
Lasker's defeat at the hands OF Janowski
on the first table Porges got somewhat the ad-
vantage aga At Psbury in the afternoon sitting
tho position perfectly even at dinnertime-
but the advantage did not suffice to win. draw
being agreed upon after forty-four moves.
Although Schrers. like Porges. had advan-
tage against Walbrodt, II not sufficient to
win and Walbrodt escaped with a draw after
forty-four moves although his game was bad
enough at one stage Of the contest
a thing which rarely happens TO Lasker did hap
pen to-day. The Partisan. Janowski in for
some brilliant fireworks which completely upset the
Teuton. The seemingly brilliant combination on the
part Of Janowski proved 20 be himsy, when an
analysis made at the end Of the game. Lasker
overlooked a simple combination and lost the game
in consequence. seyenty-one moves being made in
all.
Tarrasch and Schechter made forty moves the
position remaining even from start to finish, when
draw agreed upon
Steinitz. on the other hand disposed OF Marco in
fine fashion. and with really mastery play through
out. Marco cried of I'm the morning, thirty-ive
moves having been made.
Tsci gorin and Maroczy were well matched
throughout the entire game lasting for fOrty-nlne
moves. when hOnOrs stood easy.
CharOusek tried to win his game against Schal- /
lopp when he ought to have heen satisfied with a
draw. The result that Schallopp clevery !
after cighty-two moves.
Winawer 60 to great difficulties against Black /
hurne, who Managed 10 create complicated posi- /
ton FINALLY the Pole lost BY the non observance |
% the time limit rule Blackburne having made /
thirty moves, Winawer only twenty nine when his
clock past the second hour.
Showalter really beat Teichmann In the opening
The latter resigned after twenty-five moves and |
ln-nt. Here follow the opening moves on all the !
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