New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21

Shortly before O'Clock 1t announced that
the eleventh round would be played to-day. and
the players sat down to contest their games, the
eight opening moves on all the boards being as
follows:
FIRST BoARD-zUKERToRT OPENING.
WHITE WHIT I BbAcH WHITE xbI5 5 BbAcK
s#b5SS';S f$.zkks s s..;f.. S $.k
SECOND BoARD-RuY LOPEZ
WHITE WHIT. BLK d.s.I White WHIT! P PL!..E
s ses..fs. K K t1kp sPPssEF' k kiFk,s
THIRD BoARD-scorcH GAME.
WHITE %HI9E sesss5s- w EHTs s EasSk
s u.s. F'SD' ss44kks SS ess
FOURTH BoARD-RUY LOPEZ.
i IPk7f fS4 s !?sssss' k H;I
sbEEkk].5 Esp k53bs sP1f,r F B-Rs
FIFTH noARD-ouEExs cAMBIr DECLINED.
Wm!E s sI"ty T wHTE saack
skkf I's k k9EkD' ..B B9fs f F9PD'
SIXTH BoARD-QuEENs GAMBrr DECLINED.
steinz. sctaopp steinitz schalopp
.KkSSsEP' E skH' S.:'i.s S sT$Ss
SEVENTH BoARD-vIENNA GAME.
r WHITE E Flee yH.T# H Rs
!k EES's kESHk'ps S'NES5 S-S$k,
sFP--9as FF-&s sbbFPssikp BB1K P
EIGHTH BoARD-KING's GAMBIT DECLINED.
WHITE s sIAGiK c wETTg s REnGx
ss sEsss Sszzsst !$S32f,a' s RE5s''
NINTH BoARD-rwo KNIGHTS DEFENCE.
BaifbaTne rii1 lH Bs sbuIne rs,shmann-
s KkttIsK4D k k'-SSsB' 9FP xsap h btEkF
4P-Q4 PxP sKR-K P-Q4
On the first table Abin selected variation OF the
Zukertort opening. which he tried in game
against Bird at the Hastings congress last year
The veteran, Bird. then beat him, and so did
schifers to-day, the latter getting winning ad-
vantage In the opening. After thirty-two moves
all was over the Russian registering his first win
Lasker relied in his game against Porges-the
latter opened with Ruy Lopez-on "A similar de-
fence which he played against Pisbury In st.
Petersburg last winter but. unlike Pillsbury, who
won, Porges compromised his position in the mid
die stage of the game allowing Lasker thereby to
carry everything before him. Porges having to re-
sign after thirty-seven moves
WaIbrodt played Scotch game against Schlech-
ter, the opening being similar TO those
adopted by Mieses and Lasker in the Hastings
This party had similar fate as the
played well. draw resulting after thirty-one
moves.
against Marco who adopted the Techmann yaria-
ton from game successfully contested by that
player against Taubenhaus in London. Marcos play
was rather weak, ana JanoVsky was thereby en-
abled dispose of his adversary by exceedingly
fl.Q and Ef-Ta ami nj a fer
Maroczy defined to ~ accept Queens Gainbit Of
fered by Tarrasch, and proceeded 10 defend him
against the German doctor at Hastings. Although
the latter beat Janovsky, he did not succeed in
the board presenting a perfectly position at
the time of adjournment. Although both sides
the end, which came after sixty-two moves with
draw
which the latter declined. Up 10 the eighth move
OF Black the game was developed as the Janovsky-
But while Pillsbury, playing Black, won that game
the leader OF the White pieces Steinitz won to-
days game against Schalopp by superior tactics
in the middle stage Of the game schaIIopp
signed after forty-six moves.
on the seventh table Tschigorin got advantage
in the opening against Winawer. the Russian win
ming after thrty-six moves The opening moves
by stelnitz and Tschigorln against Lasker and
Psbury in St Petersburg. the allies being
cessful that occasion
Showalter was beaten by Charousck after fifty
four moves, the winner getting overwhelming
Psbury lost a similar opening against Tschigorin
who ventured upon a Kings Gambit, last year at
Hastings
There were many ups and downs in the Black
burne-Techmann game. a TwoKnights defence
At first Teichmann had an advantage; then Black
burne managed to equalize matters. Later
Black got the better game. but Blackburne finally
drew by perpetual check. after thirty-seyen moves
The opening moves were Identical with those OF a
consultation game played some time ago by
Der Of amateurs against the German expert DR..
Max LANCE, In Dusseldorf
The second round will be played tomorrow