New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
PILLSBURY BEATS LASKER.
BRILLIANT VICTORY OF THE YOUNG
AMERICAN CHESS MASTER
ONE or THE FINEST CONTESTS IN THE HISTORY
or THE oAME-srANpINo OF THE PLAYERS


or THE oAME-srANpINo OF THE PLAYERS
IN THE NUREMBERG TOURNAMENT.
Nuremberg. July % (SpeciaD.-Play IN tho inter
national chess tournament was resumed to-oay' :,
bsng the ninth round. The players iaceo eao"
other follows:
P..buy IS:Es s:s,1s vs. vs. s S~sM
fr9e. ", Marco Tschigortn ". ps'chmsns
S %slS,ssi Wa W. sshalopp schiners bye
After the completion Of to-daye rouiu -.
found that Steinitz Tschigorin ana wa'orou'
leading Janowski and Tarrasch, win se'e" 49,
each. but a, Tschigorn is the only player WV
los, only one game he really stahos o.s' :" ~.
nament. Pilsbury's fine exhibition OF cness was
nac,s, feature in to-day's play, his Victory o'''
Iasker being a highly mertorious one
DETAILS OF THE PLAY.
,,.d -. French Game as his defence
~, causd upon to reply Plsourys F-h =
The players eventually selected the Ldsnei ana
hers variation Of game played d. ii"e
drawn. This gave the American player o"a
20 show his brilliant play. BY reaiy i''e -
secured u winning advantage oeiore 'no S,svaa
-r.r, for dinner In the afternoon Phisoury p'"s.d
hss which will rank among the finest IN the Ms
80 =, tho game and he won after hfty-ohe 'os''
rha game between Albin and Schlechter' wv
knights Defence, proceeded on eauai 49, Nv
the time for adjournment. In the ai'e,' h,aa
Schlechter got the petter sa"'e' "'
him 10 win after 80 moves. lhs was d 0op' Va
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS game played at Nuren'oe's
IN tho third table Porges and Marco trieu " va
..r,a,, each other with Giuoco fiaho' e
-,,oA ,,os even IN 10 dinner time and 10 tne e'u
III, came after forty-one moves. Tarrasch won
A., s,r,uar onenng against Suecht!ng IN Leipsic'
w.,hrodt and Maroczy drew game "h'cn was
.o,,auv we'll played throughout after ior'!-S'~
moves Schlechter and Bird drew similar game
at Hastings last year o,,s.r.s
The Partisan Janowski, opened win ~u.
Gambit against Schallopp after the fashion ., ~"
va,hrodt- Nieses match. won by Mieses' Inc V''''
,,ayar acquitted himself in fine style, beating schai-
ionn nv fine chess after twenty-one moves .
,rarrasch had 10 contend against Wiha"er win
S,cilian Defence, the opening moves oe'"s
given IN Cordelrs Dictionary. Wha"er n'aue
x,on1 combination thus giving the Oeii""" ~
. chance 70 win after twenty-nine moves
S,en,tz offered TO Showalter hleser''INS -.
ST, an onsnjng which Tarrasch playeu "e"
Hirsch In this city. Showater LOCI e'o "
middle stage and was beaten AFTER thir'. VIC INV ~,
,,..,,oorr added another victory 10 MS s'o'e ~
s,,ny Te,chmann in a Two knights Detehce a,'e
.~,.,s,x moves This game was adjourned al u'''-
ner time but Teichmann resigned without LUZ Wv
-. ,n ,bs afternoon 1t may be added 'ha' 'ne
p,ss,sn secured winning advantages Ill '"e CIV
..ms stare. and that the opening moves were ''aue
,,Ia ,hoss plaved by Morphy in New-fork' game
InSSch ms latter lost playing the Biach I, q ~,
ba Tschgorin- I.asker varante or an Evans , he
p M a, discussion between Charousek ana oiaG an
supJe0' The Engshman was outplayed IN the "''u
S; Zane and lost after forty-one moves. a., o,obt
ga Amended are the opening moves OH 'he es"'