New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
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A FEW OF 1896
COLUMBIAS
HARTFORDS
SLIGHTLY USED AND SHOP WORN.
GOOD As NEW.
WHITE PLAYERS GO DOWN.
BLACK CARRIES OFF THE HONORS IN
THE BUDAPEST CHESS TOURNAMENT.

wINAWER AND TsCIIIGORIN THE HEROES OF THE
pAy-rosITioX or THE CONTESTANTS
LITTLE CHANGED
BUDAPEST Oct. (Specal.The fourth round or the
International chess tournament was played IN TINS
.Ity to-day when Sch.echter was ptted against Tar
rasch. Maroczy against Wnawer. Poplei against
Pillsbury. Noa against Charousek, Marco against
Walbrodt and Janowsk against Tschigorlh Alpih
had off day.
The most peculiar feature of to-days play was the
circumstance that the Whites suffered defeat IN four
instances and only succeeded In drawing Two games
Maroczy Poplel Noa and Janowsk were mus beaten
by Wnawer. Plsbury Charousek and Isch'sorih
respectively. while Schlechter and Marco drew
Winawer and Tschigorn were the heroes OF Today
their victories being achieved In clever st!e. i"e'
il little change in the position of the leaders Charou
s.k and Tschiyorin .tll lead with three and a half
games: next follows WInawer with three. ana RMS
bury Schlechter and Wabrodt are punched together
with two and one-half games each
DETAILS OF PLAY
schlechter .r!ed Kings Bishops Game as''"9
Tarrasch the particular variation being as ioi'oN'
l. P-K4 P-K4; 2. B-B4, P-Q u 8; g. ~ o.
P-O4;4 PxQP. BPxP: ). B-kt s. NJ D, u
pot P-K4: Z. Blk 3. P-kt o. D. IA nj
Ks Tarrasch somehow got bad position pu!
,hanxs m his adyersarys Indifferent play. he was
enabled IA escape with a draw after forty-four
moves. f., NJ,
Winawec defended a Vienna game against Ma
roczv in thJ following manner: l. P-h IN y
TMORL Kt-QB3 3. PIX KtS. BIB D, =
B-Kt? P-QRs: s. pos POS; D, IN .
pxp.- pxR XIX B3; s. XIX b g. B-h NJ o.
ue seemed 10 be in excellent form HIS play iat,s
scIntIllated with fine combinations comP,rue'y ,r
setting the chances Of the young hunba a, ,nnd,d
thirty7niue moves Winawer registered SP''
victory. -, ,.,oa , Kings Bishops
c,mn offered by popel, as follows: ! IN >,
PHK T. 2 BIB T. XIX B 3; kt-ByS = ~ ~ y ,. a
KtLcBs. Kt-Q3: s.. B-kts Ht-Q 4 % o.
castles B-K2; l. R-K. PIX .: ~ NJ ~ ~ ~ !,
xxx. Black gained consid ,h, en with great
opening and although Popiel tought on ~r,m a nd
determination he could not get on even a ~, ,''
mad TO resign to the American payer "i'o' my
nine moves. ..,oh for cbarousek In a
-Four knights Game. which run as fo.oWs - ~
pou n Et & : Castles Castles; P-Q o.
20 a.: B-Kt S. Bx NJ; III TX Is, i Nan
Af,cr Charo,Isek once had secureh an au' va -
in the middle stage Of the contest Nun oy.s he
seemed be hopeless AFTER hi'y-'o"' '"o''' ="
4 spanish Game played by Marco anS Wa.-
brod, ON the following lines; n. %
Castles kip. 3. P-9 T. 49, y, % y n 4
KtpxR: l. PIP. XIX 2; 8 ktn0 ', VIM Wal.
hrod, seemed 10 he hard pressed he drew thc sane
bv nerpetual check after thirty moves ch,,
Tschigorin declined 10 accept Qu'c" 60, n''
aeainn Janowski. on the following h'mS'o o
80 PIX 8; ktnQ = K t'PxP; 7.
KIP R-Kt Oh; S. Kt-Q 3. ks 49, >. ,, nn,
o,ssta, exnert saw chance for displaying mos,
hriIIant tactics to which the Iarisidn '.'o' :,
lived feeble Proceeding with great accuracy hh'
LII TschIgorin won the finest game OF the tourha-
mani after thirty-ninc moves .,.. 80,
Appended are the scores Of all the competitors UP
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