New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
THE LEAD
..rrprsr1NG CHESS BATTLES FOUGHT
IN NUREMBERG
nrrrArs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOSES TO sCHAiIoPr AND LASNh" ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT STANDING


rscurGoRIN-PREsENT STANDING
OF THE PLAYERS
r,,v * (Spec.aD. When the players
h,ad a, the Museum this morning III w"
s found that the sixteenth pai''ne
IL Va " ,r the eighth round of the tournament rnu
oosefVeu' - c,h,rrers and Pillsbury had to play
as LA'A ,,o,irorin Stenitz and Tarrasch much
ssa u.as evinced at the play OF these eNpe'.s
u,,s- was paired with Schaopp ana ann. W.,
r, and this contest also promised 10 oe '',e"''
'.' oc,ng 10 the style OF these payers war
interesuhe' ,s,,aI unon as certain account for
b7od' was ,aro,zv was matched with Techmann.
porges and MaroVzy Wa" ~
v,oawer having bye A.. ,.
,.a~ q dav's hard fighting none OF 'he games
A''e' -, g., tho first sitting. Walbrodt took the
W. We, lily six and a half points over S'ennz ana
Ts.1,gorlu. who have now six points caoh' ""o""'-
,n~ Taskcr and Tarrasch were pea'eh'
DETAILS OF THE PLAY.
s.norsr tried his luck once more with Pe'ron
So agoins; schallopp. and the players proceed
peAe'' ,..oo n. a game won by Tarrasch In his
sa o'i '- - vvaibroit IN this city two years ago
mac .,,,a, COMPROMISED his game In the open
Inc :. as generally thought that Schallopp
would win IN the afternoon "h'ch he D'N
sx,y-fouT moves l., xo,,sra tho hest In his
,.h Naroczy in the end-Same s'ase
game WIN .ha p,lsbury- -Lasker variation OF a
Aesyai So in St Petersburg. which was won
g. ,,,er,an To-day's game was equa'i' We"
..as.od throughout the opening ana il'iuue 80
o'' ,o,1 above Telchmann estaplsheo WIZ
~, 0,s,ton IN the end-game stage MarocA'. -
aver found way o"' u '"0
after fIty-one moves 49, .,.,~o.ed cer.
Ao0-, - Hvdebrand und Won der Lasa won
mo-. ~'r,er Centre Gambit against another o's.i'-
s,,,sbed player by the name Of Hansteih' Io-uas
&c and Backburne selected the Va'ia'.o.
- nv The above-named masters. on the thiro
hie This game proceeded evenly to the mhdoie
go when Marcos position seemed to improve
o.lv This game also adjourned at /
e,olock and ended after eighty-six moves IN
victory for Marco 4.
Pawn 10 Queen opening. after the fashion OF
the aforementioned Observation-Disclosures gamo won
nv the latter In ST. Petersburg. was equally well
contested up TO It's adjournment. The game re-
r,a,ned even 10 the end which came after Sixty
nine moves
Tscbjsorin accepted the Queens Gambit offered
by I,asker on the fifth table In similar manner
as lie did against Stenitz in St petersburg, wnicn
latter game was won by the veteran Nothlng OF
importance had happened in to-days game wheh
the dinner gong sounded. In the afternoon Lasker'
with certain draw in hand played for a "1n'
and this experiment lost him the game ai'er
ffty-six moves.
A similar state OF affairs existed on the next
table where Schiffers and Steintz discussed a
Four knights Opening the opening moves Deins
Identical with those Of the Tschigorin-P -PMisnury
game won by the latter In St Petersburg. Nelther
plaver dared venture anything In the afternoon
and a draw resulted after thirty-six moves.
on the seventh board Tarrasch accepted a
Queens Gambit offered by Pillsbury and the pa, az
tie was fought on similar lines to those OF me
Walbrodt- -Meses match game won by me iat.es es
in Berlin. Neither Pnlsbury nor Iarrascn eoaiu adi
claim any advantage when the game was @ 40
fourned In the afternoon Tarrasch got into DIM
cuIties made 2 few hasty moves under time pres
sure and Piilsbury was enabled to win after
siXty-one moves. , p,,,. o,az
'rhe Partisan Janowski. defended a Ruy Lopez
offered by Albin. did Lasker In the seconS ,,n6
match game against SteinitZ in Newly ork, which
the latter won. After the opening moves ives ,ie ne
parisan assumed .he attack with sucn goou ei
fcct as 10 gain considerably in position. THIS TINS
came was also adjourned for dinner JanoWski
,aintained an advantage In the afternoon sitting.
r.bicb however not sufficient 10 "ih oFa"
rosmIfine after sixty-four moves >, ,
WaIbrodt succeeded in accumulating small ao-
vanfnee. in French Defence against Porges
until he was looked upon as a certain winner
when play ceased for the morning. Waiprodt
Initiated the Burn defence of game when that al
niaver successfully adopted against Marco IN
HASTINGS The Berliner did not disappont his ad-
ni-ers in the afternoon sitting. and beat Porges
after forty-six moves. thereby taking the ieao IN
the tournament .r.. x,oda
Following the opening moves actuaiiy h'aoe
on all the nine boards: