New-York tribune., 1911-02-04
MARSHALL THE VICTOR
american Champion Wins First
Prize in Chess Tourney.
CAPABLANCA IS SECOND
ruban Makes a Magnificent
Finish, Dislodging Chajes by
7ofeating Joiner.

G. drsvus his game in the final round
...1s N7ucra chess Masters tournament.
se cars Boulevard Yesterday Frank J.
Y,,sbau. United states champion. emerged
-.,ne- Of tho first prize. with a final score
=, "a poin.e ont Of possible l2. comprising
,ssf victories and four drawn games. As
.,csmbridce Springs and Nuremberg. both
., which International tournaments he won.
-srshau went through the ordeal without
.nrerins single loss. lie drew yesterday
,,b Krevmbors and the other three
,-swr games were with Capablanca. Chaje~
rd Joiner The first prize fer 10 the
rnied states champion by the margin or
,v hsU point
Jose r ~snablanca, champion Of cuba.
made magnificent dnish. and jumped into
,.oord place hy winning his nnal game
ron Paa' Joiner YESTERDAY. thereby dis
rao,rr oscar cbajes. of Chicago. who from
n. starr had occupied either first or sec
erd position ir che race. After the ffth
ror1E Oapaa.a0ca had two and one-half
lsses charged against him. He finished
7tr -.o~r or OIL. f0 2ie. winning seven
,c-oue- one after rne other His dAfeat an
,se hands Of r Black of BROOKLYN in
=. ror- round practically cost him the
to1rrewarf
Char.as Jafs again won in Yesterday.
-,rnd and thereby overlook Chajes. who
hsd -vs and tied t.s illinois state cham.
pon for Third ard fourth prizes Jsfe made
re-v favorable Impression bv his con
sster- play throughout and it was cener-
sily ron sded that he helped produce some
o. the hest and rvohe~t games iu the tour
rams~r Jafe and Dbaies each made a
scora of r.a victories and three losses.
Owing -0 81 defeat hv rapahIanc7. Pau
Joiner. a' --a Manhattan Chess club. had
=. share f-e 1-tr prize with George IT
vsIcott t-e View England champion. Who
st4- an Indifferent start. also finished
strongly Yesterday Walcott won from
BLACK rfe Er7or vu o.. C. champion. taiDg
The score Of Joiner a So ~ 81.
r. Black and NegDus Smith. NJ Brook
lr Tied f-r seventh and eighth places. a.
y Hodee, OFF staten Island. and T. Teren-
vB.a tei .r ninth end tenth places: ID.
a. Rarl and a. p. Kreymborg tied for
.esyertl and twelfth places. while W. q
Morris brought up tho rear.
il Dos deciding game with KreymborS
y-'t~Iar Marshall had the black side OF
? 3llal. Lopez. the play running along
stereotype. lines. Marshall needing only
draw 90 Vn frst prize did not exert him
ssf and .-e came. ON the whole. was un-
e-sn,fl. a draw was recorded after thir-
iy-six moves
Johner and 'apahIaucs had "a hard tussle
sxteDiir- over f'r-t-uiue moves. the for
mer having the white pieces in a queen
PAWN opening Queens We're exchanged on
re fourteenth move and al hi- twentieth
J-a tie cuban won his opponents king
.fsuu. After thirty moves Capablanca rec
tsnel rH- advantage. having three pawns
70 one ou the queens wing. He gave Up
pawn ou '.e tLi~tv-secoud move, but re-
covered 70 three moves later with his king
Joiner fe't constrained 10 give up the eek
change 0r Oh. fortv-eighth move. but re-
signed one move later Jatfe. with the black
side 90 "a Rlv Lopez. outplayed Smith and
Won aft.. trI-ty-seven moves
WaIco- scored the shortest game of the
round with lack after twenty-five moves
Black. PLAYING the Petrof defence. castied
On the queen side He lost piece when
Wa'r0t- attacked him ou that wing. after
which .- was plain sailing FOR the Ne"
Enganae- Teuenvurzel and Hodges drew "a
oretr'. pawn came after thirty-siX moves
'snd -Ba.-e drew against Morris IN d Siciiian
ceferce after tri~ty-siX moves.
Tho Hr.. standing of the players follows.