New-York tribune., 1896-10-22
THE CHESS MATCH ENDED'
cHARousEK AND TsCHIGORIN TIED FOR
FIRST AND SECOND PRIZES
p1rdsBrRY FINISHES IN THIRD PLACE AND
TARRAscH WINS A SPECIAL PRIZE
STANDING OF THE OTHERS.

TlRPASCU WINS A SPECIAL ffiHh-
STANDING OF THE OTHERS.
Budapest Oct. q (SpeciaD-The hnai rouho oi .iie
great international chess tournament wh'ci ""'
been in progress in this city since OCTOBER D. was
nlaved to-day and after all the scheduled GAINES
had been finished Il was found that CnarouSen a'
Tschgorin tied for first and second prizes WIZ" e'e'
and a half wins each Pillsbury takes third Prize
with seven and a half wins. Janowski ana Schiec"-
ter with seven each. divide fourth anu MN pr
and Walbrodt and Winawer. with SIX anu a,''
each divide the sixth and seventh prizes Ia"
rasch won a special prize for the best score '''aue
aga,ns, the prize-wlaners The pairing was as fol-
lows: Tarrasch against Pillsbury. Adm as""''
Charousek Schlechter against Walorodt' MarocN!
against Tschgorin. Popel against Jano"sh| MA
against Marco. Wnawer had a bye
The scene this morning III the sr"i'u S'. "
p.doute whore the tournament was played was
interesting In the extreme. with three men d. N''
ddates for first honors. 1t may be imas'heu '''''
the greatest possible excitement prevailed throush
M, the morning sitting. When Albn resigned MS
rana 70 Charousek the young expert was gree'eu
with q round OF ellen, for the victory ihaue MN
sure 10 tie for first honors. Janowski was also
heartily congratulated, for by beating ROPER 'ouS
he made himself sure OF the fourth prizeA "hiie
schlech,er and Wabrodt. by drawing their game
also became prize winners. The former VIII "s''
fourth and hfth prizes with JanowsKl' t'e '"''''
will divide the sixth prize with WinaWer
Punctually at 2 o'clock play on the three remain
ing boards was postponed to D. m aiu % III .Lie
chances OF the players were dlsCusseu pi 81" ,rhare
had come TO see the dropping OF the curtain & inei
was A large crowd present when play was ltsui @i 4
Tschigorin and Tarrasch ca"e o"' "'' ~
r. w,s now announced that Charousek and Tsch-
gorin woull have to play tie match OF two games
| M beginning Friday. In oruer 10 ucciue '"c
destiny OF the first prize A., 1900. a.,
Following are the details OF pay oi '''s sa'''' '
| ishod in the morning sitting: -, su,u ,.or,,
Albin and Charousek played the following varia. L.
tion OF the Queens Gambit Declined: 2 P-k .;
Kt~o B J. XIX B 3: 4 Blk 1t s. Blk q o.
| IIk 3 Castles: 6 XIX y 3. P-Q NJ 81 X.
| O r. B-Kt ,; Il = @ =. Kt . + me ,f Huh, a..
! spite OF stubborn resistance aiter io'y-''Ne
| moves. , j.. ,vau,ro,, with 2
pHo Il 3 was selected by Schlechter Tor the opening
| \ tame game resulted. u draw being agreed upo"
! after twenty-six moves. , 1,. Diana n,o .
The following variation Of the Giuoco fiano Ms
| pl',v.d bv Poplel and Janowski; CaSties. CIi
| XXX B 3: , P-Q 3. P-Q 3; g. PnQ 80 NJ = .
PTQ Kt l. BK 81 ) Bx b, px + S .. n. pe enter. =
nrlsiug Franco Pole. and after thirty-e'sht moves
| the latter had won. -. ,.a,,,g sittinr's
Here follow the details OF the evening S'''''s
pppiNisbury got good game against Tarraseh WIN
| ,b Foloving defence OF the Ruy Lopez o. ~ p
- p"s'iWS X +. XIX l. T. :. OK q eh, y
| 81 h.ng satisfied with Il draw. ne a''e'aP,u -, ~
| force a Win and lost the game ailei e's"'s o'S
''TTssc5icorin played Dutch game against Ma,oSSy
| ,b,. on.nlng moves being made as foilo"s' ~
PIX = 2 P,4 !; f1h = / 30 o. g. Castles: s
90 n II \ Kt:7 Is X b. P-Q I; XIX ., ne,
| % as The Russian, who played a ve,y aasssniendit
| Sam. succeeded In beating Maroc%! ~ :" 'F
e1n,nbiuat!on after iifty-two moves. ,o,,,.,c. o
IN, lost . X B's game 10 Marco III 'o"''T
a blunder after thiriy-sVem mo. % esnlts Of all tn,
,ns pleyed throughout the tournament, a. me'
! as all the games won ana lost "y e"'