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CHESS SPARKS
ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY PRESS
CHESS SP ARKS
SHORT AND BRIGHT GAMES
OF CHESS
COLLECTED AND ARRANGED
J. H. ELLIS, M.A.
Those oft are stratagems which errors seem,
Nor is it Homer nods, but we that dream.
POPE'S Essay on Criticism.
Little sticks kindle a fire, great sticks put it out.
LONDON
LONGMANS, GKEEN, AND CO.
AND NEW YORK
1895
TO
C. E. E.
FOR TWENTY-NINE HAPPY YEARS
THE QUEEN OF MY BOARD.
llth August, 1895.
PREFACE.
A SPARK must, of course, be brief as well as bright, and so these
Chess Games are limited to twenty moves before a winning
position is obtained.
It may be thought that such games cannot be worth atten-
tion, because they must be necessarily more or less badly played.
This may be partly true, but it is equally true that the length
of a game affords no proof of the soundness of the play. A
game without any mistake on either side is generally dull and
uninteresting. Moreover, it may be just as useful, and some-
times nearly as difficult, to detect the error in a short game as
in a long one.
Some of these games are given merely as amusing curiosities,
but a large proportion of them have been played by first-class
players in important Tournaments and Matches. Many are
old friends, such as Anderssen's two immortal games, which
no chess player will ever find tiresome ; and though nearly all
have been previously printed, many have been gathered from
sources not readily accessible.
The first player is always denoted by White, and the second
player by Black ; and the Diagrams are always placed with the
white pieces at the bottom.
The Chronicle of Tournaments and Matches was compiled
for my own use, before meeting with Bachmaun's Schpch-
chronik in the third part of his Geistreiche Schach-partien,
published at Ansbach in 1894. This is a very comprehensive
record of chess events, beginning at 3000 B.C. and including the
publication of most of the principal books on chess. There is
also a short summary of Tournaments in the Article on Chess
in the Ninth Edition of the Encyclopaedia, Britannica, by Mr.
W. N. Potter, but it only extends to the year 1876, and does
not include any Matches.
J. H. E.
29 COLLINGHAM GARDENS, S.W.
CHESS SPAEKS.
1. t^
10 Q-R 5 ch K-B sq
ir
HBxP Q-Kt2
THIS game affords the earliest in-
12 P-B 4 PxQP
stance on record of a kind of mate,
13P-B5 PxPch
of which many examples will be
14 K-R sq Px P
found in the following pages.
It was played by M. de Kermur,
15 BxKt PxR (queens)
16 P-B 6
Sire de Legal, who was born in
1702, and at the age of 85 was
and Black resigns.
still the best Chess player in France,
after his pupil Philidor.
* LS*
White gives Q Book.
Played between 1780-1795.
M. de Legal.
Philidor gives Count Bruhl the QKt
1 P-K4 P-K 4
in exchange for Pawn and move.
2 B-B4 P-Q 3
Philidor. Bruhl.
3 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
4 Kt-B3 B-Kt 5
1 P-K 4 P-Q 4 ^
2P-K5 B-B4
5 Kt x P B x Q
6BxPch K-K2
3 P - KKt 4 B - Kt 3
4P-KR4 P-KR4
7 Kt mates.
5Kt-KR3 Q-Q2
,*>
Played at/ the Castle of Mont-
morenci in 1760.
6Kt-B4 B-B2
7P-Kt5 Q-B4
8P-Q4 Q - K 5 ch
9 Q-K 2 QxR
10P-Kt6 P-K3
Giuoco Piano.
11 Q-Kt 5 ch Kt-Q 2
J. J . ilousseau. Prince de Conti.
12 PxBch K-Qsq
1P-K4 P-K4
2 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
13 P x Kt queens R x Q
14 KtxPch K-Bsq
15 B-K 3 QxRP
3 B-B 4 B-B 4
16 QxQP B-K 2
4P-B3 Q-K2
5 Castles P - Q 3
17 B-QR6 R-QKtsq
6P-Q4 B-Kt 3
See Diagram on next page.
7 B-KKt 5 P-B 3
18Q-B6 B-Qsq
8B-R4 P-Kt4
19 B-KKt 5
9 KtxKtP PxKt
and wins.
CHESS SPAKA'S.
After White's 17th move.
Bruhl.
Philidor.
4.
A game from Mr. Cazenove'f
selection, published in 1817.
Muzio Gambit.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 P-KB4
PxP
3 Kt - KB 3
P-KKt 4
4 B-B4
P - Kt 5
5 Castles
PxKt
6 QxP
Q-B3
7 P-QB3
Kt - QB 3
8 P-Q4
KtxP
9 PxKt
QxPch
10 K-Rsq
QxB
11 BxP
P-Q3
12 Kt-R3
Q-K3
13 Kt-Kt 5
K-Qsq
14 Q-QB3
Kt-B3
15 B-Kt5
B-K2
16 RxKt
Q-K4
17 QxPch
K-Ksq
18 KtxPch
BxKt
19 QxPch
K-Qsq
20 R x B mate.
5.
Played about 1832.
Eoam Gttmbit.
A. M'Donnell.
White gives the i
1 P - K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-B4
4 P-QKt 4
5 P-B3
6 Castles
7 Q - B 2
8 B - R 3
9 P-Q4
10 PxQP
11 PxP
12 QR-Qsq
13 RxKt
14 BxPch
15 R x B ch
16 Kt-Kt 5 ch
17 Q mates.
Knight.
P-K 4
Kt-QB3
B-B4
BxP
B-K4
Kt-B3
Castles
R-Ksq
P-Q4
KKtxP
KtxBP
KtxR
B-Q2
KxB
QxR
K - Kt sq
6.
Played in 1834.
Bishop's Gambit.
A. M'Donnell. De la Bourdonnais.
P-
P-
B-
K-
P-
6 Q-
7 Bx
8 Q-
9 Qx
10 Qx
11 Kt-
12 P-
13 K-
14 B-
K4
KB 4
B4
Bsq
Q4
Q3
Pch
Kt 3ch
P
R
-QR3
KKt3
Ksq
K3
See D-iagram cm
15 QxRP
16 QxBP
17 B-Q 2
P-K 4
PxP
Q - R 5 ch
P-Q3
B-Kt5
Kt - QB 3
KxB
K-Kt3
KtxP
Kt-KB3
P-B6
B - R 6 ch
Q-Kt 5
P-Q4
next page.
Kt-QB3
P-Q5
QxPch
CHESS SPARKS.
18 K-Qsq P-B7
19 KtxB Q-B6ch
20 K - B sq Q x R ch
and wins.
After Black's 14th move.
De la Bourdonnais.
M'Donnell.
7.
Played about 1835.
Muzio Gambit.
A. M'Donnell. R.
White gives the Q Rook.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
P-K 4
P-KB4
Kt - KB 3
B-B4
Kt - B 3
Castles
QxP
P-K-5
BxPch
P-Q4
B-K3
BxP
Kt-K 4
B-Kt5
Q - R 5 ch
Kt-Q 6 ch
17 R-Ksqch
18 B mates.
P-K4
PxP
P - KKt 4
P-Kt 5
PxKt
P - QB 3
Q-B3
QxP
KxB
QxPch
Q-Kt 2
Kt - KB 3
B-K 2
R - Kt sq
Q-Kt 3
K-K3
KxKt
I/
8.
Played in 1837.
Giuoco Piano.
B. Horwitz. L. Bledow.
P-K4
Kt-KB3
B-B4
P-B3
P-Q4
P-Q5
B-K2
P-KR3
B-KKt5
10 QKt-Q2
11 Kt-R4
12 KtxP
13 BxQ
9
P-K 4
Kt-QB3
B-B4
B-Kt3
Q-K2
Kt - Q sq
P-Q3
P-KB4
Kt-KB3
Castles
PxP
KtxKt
mate in two.
M. De la Bourdonnais plays blind-
fold against M. Jouy, about 1838.
Salvio Gambit.
Jouy.
1 P-K4
2 P-KB4
3 Kt - KB 3
4 B-B4
5 Kt - K 5
6 K - B sq
7 KtxKBP
8 P-Q4
P-QB3
KtxR
11 PxQP
12 Q-Ksq
13 B-Q 3
14 KxP
15 K-Ktsq
16 QxKt ch
17 BxQ
9
10
De la B.
P-K4
PxP
P - KKt 4
P-Kt5
Q - R 5 ch
P-B6
Kt - QB 3
B-Kt2
Kt - KB 3
P-Q4
Kt- K 5
P-Kt6
PxPch
B-R6 ch
KtxQP
QxQ
Kt mates. 1
10. (/
Played about 1840.
Bishop's Gambit.
White gives the Q Rook.
1 P-K 4 P-K 4
2P-KB4 PxP
CHESS SPAKKS.
3 B - B 4
Q - R 5 ch
10 QBxP PxKt
4 K-B
P-KKt 4
11 RxP B-K 3
5 Kt-QB3
B-Kt2
12 P-Q 5 B-Kt5
6 P-Q 4
P-Q3
13 PxP BxR
7 Kt-Kt5
B - Kt 5
14 PxP QxKP
8 Q-Q3
K-Q2
15 PxR (queens) QxQ
9 KBxP
Kt - KR 3
16 BxPch K-Bsq
10 P-KKt 3
B - R 6 ch
17 BxKt RxB
11 K - B 2
Kt - Kt 5 ch
18 BxPch K-K sq
12 K-K sq
Q-R3
and White mates in three-moves.
13 Q-B4
14 KtxB
Kt - QB 3
QxKt
12 l/
15 Q-K 6ch
K - Q sq
JUB<
16 KtxQP
R - QKt sq
Played about 1840.
17 B-K8
Scotch Game.
After White's 17th move.
and wins.
11.
Played in Berlin about 1840.
King'* Gambit.
J. Cochrane.
P-K 4
Kt-KB3
P - Q 4
KtxP
B - QB 4
Kt x BP
B x Kt ch
Castles
B-K 3
P-KB4
P-B5
12 P-QB4
13 BPxKtP
14 Kt-QB3
15 P-K 5
16 P-B6
PxP
P - B 7 ch
Q - Q 4 ch
17
18
19
H. Staunton.
P-K 4
Kt -- QB 3
KtxP
Kt-K 3
P - QB 3
KxKt
KxB
K-B2
Kt-K 2
P-Q4
K - Kt sq
P - QKt 4
PxP
B-Kt 2
P-Kt5
PxP
Kt-Kt 3
K-Kt 2
and wins.
Von der Lasa.
Hanstein.
13. *^
1 P-K4
P-K4
Played about 1840.
2 P-KB4
3 Kt-KB3
4 B-B4
PxP
P-KKt 4
B-Kt 2
King's Bishop's Opening.
J. Cochrane. H. Staunton
5 Castles
P-KR3
1P-K4 P-K4
6 P-Q4
P-Q3
2 B-B 4 B-B4
7 P-B3
P-QB3
3P-Q4 BxP
8 Q-Kt3
Q-K2
4 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
9 P - KKt 3
P-Kt5
5 Castles Kt - B 3
CHESS SPARKS.
6 KtxB
7 P-KB4
8 PxP
9 B - KKt 5
10 BxB
11 QxQ ch
12 BxKt
13 RxP
14 Kt-B3
15 R-Q sq
16 K-Rsq
17 R-B5
18 RxBP
19 KR-Bsq
and Black mates
14.
L. Kieseritzky gives the QKt to Her-
sent, about 1840.
Cnnn im/h am Gam bit.
L. K. H.
KtxKt
P-Q3
PxP
B-K 3
KtxB
RxQ
PxB
Kt-B5
R-Q7
Rx P ch
KR - Kt sq
P - KB 3
Kt-R6
in two moves.
1 P-K 4
2 P--KB4
3 Kt-KB3
4 B-B 4
5 P - Kt 3
6 Castles
7 K - R sq
8 BxP
9 B x P ch
10 Kt-K 5 ch
11 Q-R5
P-K 4
P x P
B-K 2
B - R 5 ch
PxP
P x P ch
P-Q4
B-R6
KxB
K-K 3
Q-Kt 4
After Black's llth move.
12 Q-B7 ch
13 Q - Q 5 ch
14 R-B7 ch
R - B 8 ch
R - K 8 ch
15
16
K-Q3
K-K 2
K-K sq
K-K 2
KxR
and White mates in two moves.
15. "
Played about 1840.
King's Bishop's Opening.
G. Walker. J. Cochrane.
1 P - K 4 P-K4
2 B-B4 B-B4
3 P - QB 3 Q - K 2
4Kt-KB3 P-Q3
5P-Q4 B - Kt 3
6 Castles Kt - KB 3
7 Q - Q 3 Castles
8 B-KKt5 P-KR3
9 B-R4 P-KKt 4
10 B-Kt 3 PxP
11 P-K 5 Kt-R2
12 Q-Kt 6 ch K-Rsq
13 QxRP B-K 3
14 KPxQP BPxP
15 BxP
and wins.
16.
Played about 1840.
Bishop's Gambit.
Daniels.
1 P-
2 P-
3 B-
4 K-
5 Kt
-.6 P-
? Kt
8 Kt
9 P-
10 Kt
11 K-
12 Kt
13 P-
14 B-
15 P-
16 B-
K 4
KB 4
B4
B sq
-KB 3
Q4
-QB3
-QB
KR 4
-QB3
-Kt sq
-Ksq
KKt 3
K 3
Q5
Kt 3
P-K 4
PxP
Q - R 5 ch
P-KKt4
Q-R4
B - Kt 2
P-Q 3
K Q sq
P - KR 3
Kt - K 2
P - Kt 5
P-B6
QKt - B 3
B - K 3
Kt - K 4
B-Q2
CHESS SPAKXS.
17 Q-Q4 KKt-Kt3
18 Kt -Q3 R- KKtsq
19 Q-Kt 4 KtxKt
20 QxKtP...(a) Q-K 4
After Black's 20th move.
18 B-B4 Kt-R3
19 QR-Qsq ch Kt-Q 2
and Whito gives mate in twotuovct*.
18.
Played before 1841.
21 K - R 2
and Black gives mate in three moves.
() If 20 P x Kt then Q-K
21K-B2 P-K/4
22 Kt x P Q x Ifch, etc.
Played about 1841 at Berlin.
Scotch
Dr. L. Bledow
1 P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 P-Q4
4 B-QB4
5 P - B 3
6 KtxP
7 ^ - Kt 3
8 B-QKt5
9 Q-R4
10 QxR
11 Castles
KtxP
P-K 5
PxP
15 R-Ksq ch
16 PxPch
17 Q-Kt8
12
13
I i
M.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
PxP
P-Q3
PxP
P - KR 3
Q-Q2
P-R3
PxB
Kt - Kt 5
Kt-QR3
Kt - B >3
Kt-Q 4
Kt -Kt3
K-Qsq
Ktx P
QxKt
(in me.
I. Cochrane.
1 P - K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 P-Q4
4 B-QB4
5 P - B 3
6 Castles
7 QxP
8 Q - Kt 3
9 B-Q 5
10 B- KKt 5
11 B x Kt ch
12 Kt-B3
13 P-K 5
14 Kt-K 4
15 KIl-K sq
16 Q-B2
17 Kt-Q4
Popert.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
P x P
B-Kt5ch
PxP
P-B7
P-Q 3
Q-K 2
B-QB4
Kt-KB3
PxB
Castles
PxP
B-R3
QR - Kt sq
B-Q3
After White's 17th move.
18
19
20
21
Kt - KB 5
KtxP
B x Kt ch
Kt-Kt5
and wins
Q-K 3
KxKt
K - Kt sq
CHESS SPARKS.
19.
Played about 1841.
Queens Pawn Counter Gambit.
J. Cochrane. H. Staunton.
1 P-K 4 P-K4
2 Kt-KB3 P-Q 4
3KtxP Q-K2
4P-Q4 P-KB3
5 Kt - QB 3 P x Kt
6 Kt x P Q - B 2
7 B-QB4 B-K 3
8 Castles P - QB 3
9 P-KB4 PxKt
10 BP x P Q - Q 2
11 KPxP BxP
12 P-K 6 Q-QB 3
13 Q-R5 ch P-Kt 3
14 QxB Kt-K 2
15 Q-K5 QxB
16 QxR Kt-B4
17 B-R 6 Q-Kt 5
18 QxBch QxQ
19 BxQ KxB
20 P - KKt 4 resigns
20.
Mr. Staunton gives Pawn and two
moves, about 1841.
Zytogorski. H. Staunton.
P-K 4
P-Q 4
B-Q3
PxP
Kt-B3
B-K 3
Kt-K 2
Castles
P-QR3
P - QKt 4
KxB
12 K-Ktsq
and Black gives
moves.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
P-K3
P-QB4
Q - R 4 ch
QxP
Q - QR 4
B-Q 3
Kt-KB3
Castles
BxPch
Q - R 4 ch
Kt - Kt 5
mate in two more
21.
Mr. Staunton gives
moves, about 1841.
Zytogorski.
1 P-K 4
2 P-Q4
3 Kt-KB3
4 P - QB 4
5 Kt-B3
6 P-K 5
7 B - KKt 5
8 P - QR 3
9 PxB
B-K 2
Castles
BxP
B-KR4
B - KKt 3
Q-Kt3
10
11
12
13
14
15
Pawn and two
H. Staunton.
Kt - QB 3
P-K 3
B - Kt 5 ch
P-Q4
KKt-K 2
Castles
B x Kt ch
Q-Ksq
Q-R4
PxP
B-Q2
Kt-Q4
Kt x QBP
RxKt
After Black's 15th move.
16 PxR QxBP
17 BxPch K-Rsq
18 QR-K sq KtxQP
19 Q-B 4 B-B 3
and Black wins.
22.
Played about 1841.
Evans Gambit.
H. Staunton. J. Cochrane.
1 P-K4 P-K4
2 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
3B-B4 B-B4
< V//i.S\V SPAKXS.
'V P - QKt 4
6 P - I
6 CilStlcH
r, its
7
9
10
PxP
P-K 5
11 Q-Kt3
12 Px 1'
13 PxKt
14 KK-K sqch
15 B-K 7 ch
16 PxP
17 B-B6ch
18 BxQ
19 PxKt
BxP
B-K 4
B-Kt3
P-Q3
PxP
Kt - B 3
Px P
Q-Q2
Kt-QR 4
KtxQ
K-Qsq
K - K sq
K-KKtsq
Q - K 3
BxB
and wins.
23.
Mr. Staunton gives the QB, about 1841,
Giwwt Piano.
H. Stiiunton.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B - B 4
4 P - B 3
5 P - Q 4
6 P - QKt 4
7 PxP
8 Kt - B 3
9 Castles
10 P-Kt5
11 Q-Q3
12 P-K 5
13 B-Kt 3
14 KtxQP
15 Q x Kt
and White mates
24.
P-K 4
Kt-QB3
B-B4
P-Q3
PxP
B-Kt 3
Kt-B3
P - KR 3
Castles
Kt-K 2
Kt-Kt 3
P-Q4
Kt-R2
P - QB 4
P x Q
in two moves.
Played about 1841.
Evans (if ambit.
White gives QR.
H. Staunton.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
5 P-B3
P-K 4
Kt-QB3
B-B4
BxP
B-B4
6 Castles P - Q 3
7 P - Q 4 PxP
8 KtxP KtxKt
9 PxKt B-Kt3
10Q-Kt3 Q-K2
1 1 P - K 5 PxP
12 B-R3 Q-B3
13 PxP Q-Kt3
14 B-Kt5ch P-B3
15 Q-Kt 4
and wins.
25.
Played before 184 4.
Giwjco Piano.
M. Popert.
1 P - K 4
Kt - KB 3
B-B 4
P-B3
Castles
P-Q4
B-K 3
8 QKt-Q2
9 P - Q 5
BxB
10
11 Q-B2
12 P-KR3
13 K-R 2
14 Kt-KKtsq
15 Q-Qsq
16 PxP
17 P-KKt4
After White's 17th move.
J. Cochrane.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
B-B 4
Q-K 2
P-Q3
B - Kt 3
Kt-B3
B-Kt 5
Kt - Q sq
RPxB
Kt-R4
B-Q 2
Castles
P - KB 4
Q-B2
QxP
and Black gives mate in three moves.
CJfESS SPAXKS.
26.
Played before 1844.
Giuoi-o Piano.
A.
G. Perigal.
1 P-K4
P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B-B4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
4 P-B3
5 Castles
P-Q3
B - KKt 5
6 P - Q 4
PxP
7 Q - Kt 3
8 PxP
9 PxKB
10 QxKtP...(a)
11 QxR ch
12 B-Kt 5 ch
Q-Q2
QBxKt
Kt-Q5
Q - KKt 5
K-K 2
Kt - B 3
13 PxPch
K-Q2
14 P-KKt 3
Q-R6
and White
resigns.
(a) In another game won by Mr.
Perigal the following variation occurred
here :
10 B x P ch K - Q sq
11 QxKtP
and Black mates in four moves,,
27.
Played before 1844.
Cunningham Gambit.
Von der Lasa. Jaenisch.
P-K 4
P - KB 4
Kt - KB 3
B-B4
P - Kt 3
6 Castles
7 K-Rsq
Kt-K 5
BxPch
P-Q4
11 PxB
12 Kt-QB3
13 B-KB4
P-K 5
PxKt
B-K5
RxP
8
9
10
14
15
16
17
P-K4
PxP
B-K2
B - R 5 ch
PxP
PxP ch
B-B3
Q-K2
K-Qsq
BxKt
QxP
Kt - KB 3
Q-K2
QxB
PxP
R - KB sq
Q-Kt2
After Black's 17th move.
Jaenisch.
Von der Lasa.
18 BxP ch K-K sq
19 Q-K2 ch Q-K 2
20 QR - K sq Kt - B 3
and White mates in two moves.
28.
Played before 1844.
Greco Cormier Gambit.
C. Mayet.
P-K 4
Kt - KB 3
KtxP
P-Q4
Kt - QB 4
6 Kt - QB 3
7 P-Q5
B-KB4
P-KR3
Q-Q4
P-QR4
Castles
13 BxQP
14 Kt x P ch
Kt x KtP
P-Q6
8
9
10
11
12
16
16
Hanstein.
P-K 4
P-KB4
Q-B3
P-Q3
PxP
Kt-K 2
Q-KKt 3
B-KB4
P-KR4
P-QR3
Kt-Q 2
Kt-KB3
PxB
K-Q2
Kt - QB sq
K-K sq
See Diagram mi next page.
17 Q-K 5 ch K-Q 2
18 B-Kt 5 ch PxB
19 QxPch K-K 3
20 Kt mates
10
CHESS SPARKS.
Aftor White's 16th move.
Hanstcin.
29.
Played at Brighton in 1845.
Captain Kennedy gives KKt.
1 P - K 4
2 B-B4
3 P - Q 4
4 PxP
5 Castles
P-K 4
Kt-KB3
KtxP
KtxP
KtxQ
White mates in two moves.
30.
13 R-K sqch B-K 2
14 Kt-K 6 R-R2
15 Kt-Q5 KtxKt
16 Qx P Q-B 3
and White gives mate in three moves.
31.
I/
A game in a match played at
Liverpool about 1846.
Cinui hnjliniii finnililt.
A. Mongredien.
P-K 4
PxP
B-K 2
B - R 5 ch
Q x Kt ch
Kt-KB3
Kt - QB 3
Kt - Q 5
Kt - Kt 5
Kt - K 6 ch
Kt-B6 ch
Spreokley.
P-K 4
P-KB4
Kt-KB3
B-B4
KtxB
6 K-Bsq
7 Q-B3
8 P-Q3
9 Q - Q sq
10 Q-Q2
11 K - Kt sq
12 PxKt
and Black gives mate in four moves.
I/
32.
Played about 1846.
King 1 * Einhoffe Opening.
W. Schulten. B. Horwitz.
*s
1 P - K 4 P - K 4
Played at Newcastle alxmt 1846.
2 B-B4 Kt-KB3
Kiexeritzky Gambit.
3 Kt - QB 3 P - QKt 4
4BxP B-B4
Silas Angas. Little.
5P-Q3 P-B3
1 P-K 4 P-K 4
6 B-QB4 Q-Kt 3
2 P-KB 4 PxP
7Q-K2 P-Q4
3 Kt-KB3 P-KKt 4
8 PxP Castles
4 P - KR 4 P - Kt 5
9 Kt - K 4 Kt x Kt
5Kt-K5 Q-K2
10 PxKt BxPch
6 P-Q4 P-KB4
11 QxB Q-Kt5ch
7 B-QB4 Kt-KB3
12 B-Q2 QxKB
8Kt-QB3 P-Q3
13 Q-B3 P-KB4
9 Kt-B7 R-Ktsq
14 KPxP BxP
10 Kt- KKt 5 R-Kt2
15 Q-QKt3
11 Castles P-KR 3
See Difiyram on next page.
12 KPxP Q-Q 2
and Black gives mate in three moves
CHESS SPARKS.
After White's 15th move.
Horwitz.
Schulten.
33.
Played about 1847.
Scotch Game.
Elijah Williams. W. P.
1P-K4 P-K4
2 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
3 P-Q4 PxP
4B-QB4 B-B4
5P-B3 P-Q6
6 P-QKt4 B-Kt3
7P-QR4 P-QR4
8P-Kt5 Q-K2
9 Castles Kt - K 4
10 Kt x Kt Q x Kt
11 QxP Kt-K 2
'12 K-R sq Castles
13 P-KB4 Q-KR4
14P-K5 P-Q3
15 PxP Kt-B4
16 PxP R-Ksq
17 Kt-R3 B-K 3
18 BxB RxB
19 Kt-B4
See Diagram mi next column.
Black now makes a very beautiful
rnovej which at once decides the
game.
After White's 19th move.
W. P.
Williams.
34.
Played by correspondence be-
tween two Dublin chess-players,
about 1847.
Bixhop's Gambit.
1 P-K 4
2 P-KB 4
3 B-B4
4 K - B sq
5 Kt - QB 3
6 P-Q4
7 P - K 5
8 Kt - Q 5
9 PxP
Kt - KB 3
B-Q2
KtxKt
B - Kt 4 ch
Q-Q5
15 B-QKt5
16 Kt-Q4
17 R-Qsq
10
11
L2
13
1 1
iP-K 4
PxP
Q - R 5 ch
P - KKt 4
B-Kt 2
P-Q3
PxP
K-Qsq
B-Q2
Q-R4
Kt-K 2
KxKt
K-Ksq
B-QB3
Q-Kt3
P-QR4
PxB
See Diagram on next page.
and White gives mate in three
moves.
12
Cf/ESS SPAKKS.
After Mliu-k'h 17th move.
I i
i A'i
35.
Mr. Stauuton gives the Qltook
alxnit 1847.
Sicilian Opening.
H. Staunton. W.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 P-QB3
4 B-B4
5 Kt - Kt 5
6 P x P
7 KtxKBP
8 Q - B 3 ch
9 P - Q 4
10 Castles
Q-K4
B-Q3
Q-K 2
B - B 4 ch
P-KB4
PxP
17 Q-K 3
18 Kt-QB3
19 P-KR3
20 Q - Kt 3
11
12
13
14
15
16
P - QB 4
Kt - QB 3
P-K 4
Kt-B3
P-Q4
KtxP
KxKt
K-K 3
BP x P
B-K 2
Kt-R4
Kt - KB 3
Kt-QB3
K-Q3
P-K5
B-KKt5
Q-Kt3
P-QR3
B-Q2
Kt - KR 4
See Diagram on next column.
and White announced mate in four
moves.
After Black'n 20th move.
W.
i i
*
I & 'Mik i ft
.U,, 2. A - LL
Staunton.
36.
Played in a match at New Orleans
about 1848.
Queen's Gamlrit declined.
E. Rousseau.
C. H. Stanley.
1 P-Q4
2 P - QB 4
3 P - K 3
P-Q4
P - K 3
Kt-KB3
4 Kt-KB3
Kt-B3
5 Kt - B 3
Kt-K 2
6 B-Q3
7 Castles
Kt-Kt 3
P-B3
8 R - K sq
9 P-QR3
10 P-B5
B-Q3
Castles
B-B2
11 P-QKt4
12 BxKt
P-K 4
BPxB
13 KtxP
BxKt
14 PxB
Kt- Kt 5
15 P-B3
16 PxKt
17 K-Rsq
18 Kt-K 2
Q-R5
Q - B 7 ch
BxP
BxK^/
and White
resign^
37.
Mr. Staunton gives Capt. Kennedy
the Pawn and two moves, about 1848.
H. A. Kennedy. H. Staunton.
1 P-K 4
CHESS SPAXXS.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
P-Q4
B-Q3
P x P
Kt~B3
Kt-K 2
Castles
Kt-Kt3
P - QR 3
P - Kt 4
B - KKt 5
KKt - K 2
K - R sq
B-R4
Kt - R 4
After Black's
P-K 3
P-QB4
Q - R 4 ch
BxP
Kt - QB 3
Kt-B3
Castles
Q-Qsq
B-Kt 3
B-Q5
B-Kt 3
Kt-K 4
QKt - Kt 5
KtxKP
15th move.
i
16 BxQ KKtxPch
17 K -Kt sq Kt-R 6 ch
18 K-Rsq QKt-B7 ch
19 RxKt KtxRch
20 K - Kt sq B - K 6
21 Q-Ktsq
and Black mates in three moves.
38. (/
Played in a match at the Divan
about 1848, Mr. Buckle giving Pawn
and move. Mr. Bird states in his
Modern Cftess that he won every
game of the match, and that this
was the last occasion on which he
received odds.
H. E. Bird.
1 P-Q4
H. T. Buckle.
P-K 3
2 P-QB4
3 Kt-QB3
4 Kt-B3
5 B-KKt5
6 P - K 4
7 BPxP
8 PxP
9 B - Kt 5 ch
10 Castles
11 Kt-K 5
12 Q-B3
13 KR-K sq
14 KtxB
15 B-R6ch
16 B-KB4
17 KtxQP
18 QR-Bsq
19 QxP
20 R - K 6
and White finishes
three moves by 21
39.
Played about 1849.
Queen's Pawn Counter Gambit.
Baron de Remioulle. F. Deacon.
P-Q4
Kt - QB 3
QKt - K 2
P - QB 3
P - KKt 3
PxP
PxP
B-Q2
B-B3
Q B 2
Kt-R 3
Castles
P x Kt-
K - Kt sq
R-Q 3
PxKt
Q-Kt3
KKt-B4
QxB
the game
RxR.
3
P - K 4
Kt"- KB 3
Px*P
4 Q - K 2
5 Kt - Q 4
Kt - QB 3
Q-K3
KtxP
Kt - KB 3
10 Kt-QB3
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
B-B4
Castles
P - Q 3
Kt - KKt 5
B-Kt 3
P - KR 3
Q - Q 2
Kt-K 4
K - R sq
Q-B4
P-K 4
P-Q 4
P-K 5
Q-K2
P - KKt 3
B-Kt 2
Q-K4
Kt-K 2
QxP
Q - Q sq
Castles
QKt - QB 3
B - Kt 5
Kt-Q 5
P-KR3
KKt - KB 4
B-R 4
B-B6
Q-R5
and Black gives mate in three moves.
qaEss SPARKS.
40. &
Played alnmt 1850.
Gambit.
\V. Sfhultuii. L. Kieeeritiky.
1 P-K 4
2 P-KB4
3 B-B4
4 K - B sq
5 BxP
6 Kt-gB3
7 Kt-R3
8 Kt - g 5
9 KtxPch
10 KtxR
11 P - g 3
12 B-gB4
13 BxP
14 g-Ksq
15 KxP
After White's
P-K 4
PxP
g - R 5 ch
P-gKt 4
Kt-KB 3
Kt - Kt 5
Kt - g 3
Kt - g 5
K - g Kq
P-B6
P-KB3
P -g 4
B-g3
PxPch
g x Kt ch
15th move.
16 Kxg
17 K-R4
18 K-R5
Kt - K 6 ch
Kt - B 6 ch
B mates
41.
Played about 1850.
Gamliit.
W. Schulten.
1 P-K 4
2P-KB4
3B-B4
L. Kieseritzky.
P-K4
PxP
g-R5ch
4 K-
5 Bx
6 g-
7 Kt
8 P-
9 Kt
10 K-
11 P-
12 gu
13 Bx
14 Kt
15 g-
16 Px
17 gx
is g x
19 K-
20 K-
21 K-
Bsq
I'
K 2
-KB 3
V, ;;
Kt Kq
KKt4
x P
Pch
- K 5 ch
Kt 4 ch
P
Q
Kt
Bsq
K 2
and Black
p-gKt 4
B-Kt2
Kt-QK.3
g - R 3
Kt-KB3
Kt-KR4
P-KKt 4
P x P (111
Ktxgp
KxB
K - B sq
P-B4
B-B4
Kt - K 3 ch
P - Kt 7 ch
Kt - B 5 ch
R-gqch
wins.
42.
Played about 1850.
Greco Counter Gunilrit.
B.
1 P-K 4
2 B-B4
3 P-Q4
4 BxKt
5 PxP
6 g - R 5 ch
7 PxP
8 Kt-KB 3
9 P-KR3
10 B-KB4
11 B-KKt3
12 gKt-g 2
13 Castles
14 P-Kt3
15 K-Kt2
16 PxR
17 KxB
18 K -Ktsq
19 g-B 5 ch
20 KtxP
and Black mates in
S. Boden.
P-K4
P-KB4
p x gp
RxB
Kt-B3
P-Kt3
RxP
B-K 2
B-K 3
g-g2
Castles
BxgRP
p-g4
RxB
g-gs
g - R 6 ch
Kt - Kt 5
K - Kt sq
three moves.
CHESS SPARKS.
43.
Played about 1850.
Bishop's Gambit.
M. Wyvill. Captain Kennedy.
1 P-K4
2 P-KB4
3 B-B4
4 Q-K 2
5 K-Bsq
6 Q x P ch
7 Kt-KB3
8 BxKt
9 Kt-B3
P-Q4
11 QBxP
12 Q-K 3
13 QR-K sq
14 P-Q5
15 PxPch
16 Q-K 2
10
P-K 4
PxP
P-KB4
Q - R 5 ch
PxP
B-K 2
Q-R4
RxB
P-QB3
P-Q3
B-KB4
K-Q2
KR-K sq
Kt-R3
PxP
B-KR5
After White's 16th move.
17 QxKt
and Black gives mate in four moves.
44.
Played at Ries' Grand Divan
about 1850.
French Defence.
H. T. Buckle. Brown.
White gives QR.
1 P-K 4 P-K 3
2 P-Q4
3 P-K 5
4 P - QB 3
5 Kt-KB3
6 B-Q 3
7 PxP
8 Castles
9 R - K sq
10 Kt-QB3
11 Kt-KKt5
12 Kt-R3
13 Kt-B4
14 KKtxQP
15 P-K 6
16 RxBch
17 BxBP
After Black's
P-Q4 .
P-QB4
Kt - QB 3
B-Q2
PxP
P-KB3
Kt-R3
P-KB4
R-B sq
Kt-B2
P-KR4
P -KKt 4
PxKt
BxP
K-Q2
Kt - R 3
17th move.
i
18 R - Q 6 ch KxR
19 Kt-Kt 5 ch K-K 2
20 Q - K sq ch
and White gives mate in three more
moves.
45. (/
Played in 1850.
Greco Counter Gambit.
H. E. Bird.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B - B 4
4 P-Q 4
5 PxKP
6 Kt - Kt 5
C. F. Smith.
P-K 4
P-KB4
Q-B3
PxKP
Q-K2
Kt-KR3
i6
CHESS SPARKS.
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
II
15
Castles
KtxRP
KtxB
P-KKt 3
Kt- Kt
Kt-R 4
Ktx Kt
Kt-R 4
K - R sq
:in
46.
Played in (ierniany alxmt 1851.
Von dcr (Joltz.
P-K 4
Kt-KH3
P-Q4
B - QB 4
KtxP
Q x Kt
7 Q - B 3
8 Castles
9 B - Kt 5 ch
10 P-K 5
11 R-Qsqch
12 QxP
13 B-Kt5ch
14 RxB
15 QxP
B-KB4
Kt-B3
R-Qsq
and Black resigned.
M.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
PxP
P-Q3
KtxKt
Q-B3
B-K 2
Q-KKt3
K-Q sq
PxP
B-Q3
B-Q 2
P-B3
PxR
Q-B2
Kt - R 3
Q-K 3
47.
Played about 1851.
Philidor's Dr.fvnr.e.
x P (en i>.)
QxP
8 PxP
KtxP
9 Castles
KKt-K 2
9 KtxBP
KxKt
10 Kt-Kt 5
Castles
10 Q-B3ch
K-K 3
11 B-g3
B-KB4
11 B-R3
B - Kt 3
12 Bx H
KtxB
12 R-Ksq
Kt - R 4
13 B-K3
Q-Kt3
13 RxPch
Kxli
14 BxK
QxKt
14 P-Q 4ch
K-K 3
15 B-K3
PxP
15 P-Kt4
P - Kt 3
16 B-Bsq
Q - Kt 3
16 Q-K 4 eh
K-B2
17 B-B4
R - g sci
17 BxKtch
K-Kt2
1H Q-B 2
QKt - g 5
18 B-K 7
R - K sq
19 g-K4...()
Kt - Kt G
and White mutes
in five moves.
After Black's 19th move.
Black wins.
(a) If 19 R - Q sq then Kt - K G
20 Q x Q Kt - K 7 ch
21 K - R sq R x R mate
64.
One of six blindfold games played
at New Orleans in 1858.
Kcans Gambit.
P. Morphy. Dr. A. B. Forde.
1 P-K4 P-K4
2 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
65.
One of six blindfold games played
at New Orleans in 1858.
Tiro
P. Morphy.
P - K 4
Kt - KB 3
B-B4
p-g4
Kt - Kt 5
PxP
Castles
Kt x BP
9 g - B 3 ch
10 Kt-B3
11 R-Ksqch
12 B-B4
13 BxKt
14 RxBch
15 R - K sq ch
16 BxKt
17 g-g3ch
18 P-Kt4ch
and White mates
' Defence.
N. O.
P-K 4
Kt - gB 3
Kt-B3
PxP
P-g4
KtxP
B-K 2
KxKt
K-K 3
PxKt
Kt-K 4
B-B3
BxB
KxR
K-g5
R-Ksq. ..(<'
K - B 4
KxP
in five moves.
(a) If 16... Q x B 17 Q x P mate,
and if 16...PxP mate follows in five
moves.
CHESS SPARKS.
66.
Played at Weihnachteu in 1858.
Evans Gambit.
Max Lange.
1 P - K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
5 P - B 3
6 P - Q 4
7 Castles
8 PxP
9 P-Q 5
10 Q-Q4
11 P-Q 6
12 B-R3
13 QxP
14 Kt-Kt5
15 Kt-QB3
16 QR-K sq
17 RxB
18 B-Kt 5
19 Kf-K 4
L. L.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
BxP
B-R4
PxP
Kt-B3
KtxKP
Kt - Kt sq
Kt - KB 3
PxP
Kt-B3
Kt-K 2
R - KB sq
BxKt
BxR
Kt - Kt sq
P - KR 3
P - QR 3
After Black's 19th move.
II I I i
und White announced mate in five
moves.
67. /
Played at Venice in 1858.
Giuocfj Piano.
General L. B. Suhle.
1 P - K 4 P - K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B-B4
4 P - B 3
5 P - Q 3
6 Castles
7 B - K 3
8 B x B
9 P - KR 3
10 QKt-Q 2
11 KtxB
12 Q-K 2
13 P-KKt3
14 K-Kt 2
15 KKtxP
16 PxKt
17 K-B3
After White :
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
Kt - B 3
P-Q 3
Castles
B-Kt 3
RPxB
B - K 3
BxB
Kt-K 2
Kt - Kt 3
Q-Q2
Kt - R 4
Kt - B 5 ch
Kt x P ch
s 17th move.
and Black gives mate in eight moves
at most.
68.
Played at Bonn in 1859.
Evans Gambit.
B. Suhle. Kronenberg.
1 P - K -t P - K 4
2 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
3 B - B 4 B - B 4
4 P - QKt 4 B x P
5 P - B 3 B - 11 4
6 P - Q 4 PxP
7 Castles Kt - B 3
8B-R3 P-Q 3
9 P - K 5 Kt - K 5
CHESS SPARKS.
10 Q-B 2
11 PxP
12 R- K sq ch
I.".
14
la
16
17
IS
Kt - Kt
Ktx HI*
Kt x Kt
Kt-K 4
Ktx K
Kt - B 7
19 QKt-Q 6
20 R x R
21 Kt x B anil wins.
Clul
69.
Played at the New
May, 1859.
York Chess
Sc-otch Game.
P. Morphy.
White gives
F. Perrin.
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
P-K 4
Kt - KB 3
P-Q4
B-QB 4
Castles
P - QKt 4
P - Kt 5
Ktx Kt
P-B4
K-Rsq
B x P ch
P x P ch
13 Q-B 3
14 Q-B 7 ch
15 B-Kto
16 QR-Qsq
17 RxP ch
and White mates
70.
Played at New York in 1859.
Evans Gambit.
P. Morphy. T. J. Bryan.
White gives the QKnight.
1 P-K4 P-K4
2 Kt-KB3 Kt-QB3
QKt.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
Px P
B - B 4
P - Q 3
B - Kt 3
Kt-K 4
PxKt
P - Q 6 eh
Q-Q5
Kx B
K - K sq
Kt-K 2
K - Q sq
Q x P
QxB
B-Q2
in two moves.
3 B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
5 P - B 3
6 Caution
7 P-Q4
8 PxP
9 Q - Kt 3
10 B-QKt 5
Q-R4
B - Kt 5
BxKKt
BxKt
KtxP
Kt x P ch
P - K 5
P-KR4
After Black's
II
12
13
I !
15
16
17
18
B-B4
BxP
B-B4
P - Q 3
B-Kt 3
Px P
Q-B 3
B - K 3
Kt-K 2
Q - Kt 3
KxB
PxB
Q-B 3
K - B sq
Q Kt 4
Q - Kt 5
18th move.
ind White gives mate in geven
moves.
71.
Played at New York in 1859.
Philidor's Defence.
P. Morphy. H. P. Montgomery.
White gives the QKnight.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
P-Q3
3 P-Q4
PxP
4 B - QB 4
B-K 2
5 P-B 3
P-Q6
6 Q - Kt 3
B-K 3
7 BxB
PxB
CHESS SPARKS.
2 5
8 Kt - Q 4 !
9 KtxP
10 P-KB4
11 P-K 5
PxP
Castles
Kt x KtP teh
B - Kt 5
Kt - K 6 ch
Kt - B 5
PxKt
K-Rsq
12
13
1 I
15
L6
17
is
I!)
20 RxKt
B-B3
Q-Bsq
Kt-QB3
PxP
BxP
Kt-B3
K-Qsq
Q-Q2
K-K 2
Kt-Q 5
QxPch
QxKt
BxR
After Black's 20th move.
w. mm mm mm,
and White announced mate in eight
moves.
72.
Played at Vienna, about 1859.
King's Bishop's Opening.
Mandolfo. J. Kolisch.
Black gives QRook and move.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 B-B 4
Kt-KB 3
3 Kt - QB 3
P-QB3
4 P-Q3
P - QKt 4
5 B-Kt 3
P-QR 4
6 P-QR 4
P-Kt5
7 Kt - R 2
P-Q4
8 PxP
PxP
9 Kt - KB 3
Kt-B3
10 Q-K 2
B-KKt5
11 Castles
B-QB4
12 B-KKt5
13 P-R3
14 PxB
15 KtxKP
16 Q-K sq
P-R3
P-R4
PxP
Kt-Q 5
Kt-K 5
After Black's 16th move.
17 BxQ Kt-Kt6
18 Kt-Kt6ch Kt-K 7 ch
19 Q x Kt ch KtxQmate.
73. /
Played at New York in 1859.
Phil! dor's Defence.
P. Morphy. J. Thompson.
White gives QKnight.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 Kt-KB 3
P - Q 3
3 P - Q 4
Kt - QB 3
4 P - QB 3
Kt - B 3
5 B - Q 3
B-Kt 5
6 Castles
PxP
7 PxP
BxKt
8 PxB
Kt x QP
9 Q - R 4 ch
Kt - B 3
10 B-QKt5
Q-Q2
11 R-Qsq
P-QR 3
12 P-K 5
Kt-R4
13 B-Kt 5
P-R3
14 QR-Bsq
R-Bsq
15 Q-K 4
P-B 4...(
16 PxP(m^.)ch
K-B2
26
CHESS SPARKS.
17 B-B 4 ch P-Q 4
18 Rx P Resigns.
(a) If 15... P x KB a probable continu-
ation would bo
16 P x P ch B-K2
17 PxB Q-K3
ISQxKtch I .,>
19 R-Q8ch, etc.
[Dr. Max Lai
74.
Played in Paris, 1860.
Scotch G'ante.
J. Kolisch. A. Anderssen.
1 P - K 4 P - K 4
2 Kt-KB3 Kt-QB3
3 P - Q 4 PxP
4B-QB4 B-B4
5 Castles P - Q 3
6 P-B3 B-Kt5
7 Q - Kt 3 B x Kt
8 BxPch K-Bsq
9 Bx Kt RxB
10 PxB P-KKt4
11 Q-Qsq Q-Q 2
12 P-QKt 4 B-Kt3
13B-Kt2 P-Q6
14 QxP Kt-K 4
15Q-K2 Q - R 6
16 Kt-Q2 P-Kt5
and White resigns.
75.
Played at Brighton about 1860.
Giiwco Piano.
Paul Foskett.
H. T. Buckle
1 P - K 4
P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
Kt - QB 3
3 B-B4
B-B4
4 P - B 3
Kt-B3
5 P-Q4
PxP
6 P-K 5
P-Q4
7 B - QKt 5
Kt-K 5
8 KtxP
Castles
9 BxKt
PxB
10 Castles
B-R3
11
13
R - K (|
B - K 3
' P-KB3
PxP
Kt-K f, B x B
After Black's 13th move.
PxB
KtxR
K-Rsq
Kt-R3
PxKt
Q-B3
Q - B 7 ch
RxKt
Kt - Kt 6 ch
R-B3
and White resigns.
14
15
16
17
18
76.
Played at Paris in 1860.
Evans Gambit.
A. De Riviere. P. Journoud.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-B4
Kt-QB3
B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
5 P-B3
BxP
B-R4
6 P-Q4
7 Castles
PxP
Kt-B3
8 B-R3
9 P-K 5
P-Q3
PxKP
10 Q-Kt3
11 R-Ksq
12 QKt-Q 2
13 KtxKP
Q-Q2
P - K 5
BxP
B x KR
14 RxB
15 QKt-Kt5
16 Kt-K 5
K-Qsq
Kt - QR 4
KtxQ
CHESS SPARKS.
27
After Black's 16th move.
Journoud.
IJL A
mi*.
Iff A f | V i fl| i
M00XM -My///M '/Mt?'///M V
De Riviere,
and White gives mate in four moves.
77.
Played at New York in 1860.
Evans Gambit.
P. Morphy. J. Thompson.
White gives QKnight.
1P-K4 P-K4
2 Kt-KB3 Kt-QB3
3 B-B4 B-B4
4 P - QKt 4 B x P
5 P-B3 B-R4
6 Castles Kt-B3
7 p_Q 4 p x P
8 B-R3 BxP
9Q-Kt3 P-Q4
10 PxP Kt-K 2
11 QR-K sq BxR
12 RxB Kt-Kt sq
13 P-Q6 PxP
14 BxPch K-Bsq
15 Kt-Kt 5 Kt-R3
16 B-K 6 Q-Kt 3
17 Q-B3ch QKt-B4
18 BxKt BxB
19 Kt-K 6ch K-Ktsq
20Q-Q5 Q-B3
and White mates in four moves.
78.
Played at Breslau in 1860.
Evans Gambit.
A. Anderssen.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
5 P - B 3
6 Castles
7 P-Q4
8 PxP
9 P - Q 5
10 B-Kt2
11 B-Q 3
12 Kt-B3
13 Kt-K 2
14 Q-Q2
15 Q-Kt 5
16 PxB
17 K-Rsq
P-K4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
BxP
B-B4
P-Q3
PxP
B-Kt 3
Kt-R4
Kt-KB3
B-Kt 5
P-QB3
Castles
R-Bsq...(a)
BxKt
PxP
Kt-B5
18 R-KKtsq Kt-Ksq
and White announced mate in five
moves.
Black here
(a) In another game
moved 14 Kt - Q 2
and then
15Q-B4 B-R4
16 Kt - Kt 3 B - Kt 3
17 QR- Qsq , PxP
18 PxP \tft-B4
19 Kt - B 5 ' Kt x B
and White mates in four moves.
79.
Played at New York in 1860.
Evans Gambit declined.
P. Morphy. J. Thompson.
White gives QKnight.
1 P-K 4 P-K4
2 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
3 B-B4 B-B4
4 P-QKt4 B-Kt 3
5 P - QR 4 P - QR 3
6 P-Q4 PxP
7 P-B3 P-Q 6
8 Castles P - Q 3
28
CI/ESS SPAKKS.
9 Q-Kt3
10 P-R5
11 P-KtS
12 QxP
13 P-K 5
14 B-H3
15 QR-Qs*|
16 BxQP
17 I'-H G!
HxQ
KR - K sq
R-Q5
After Black's
18
19
20
Q-K 2
B-R2
PxP
Kt - B 3
PxP
Q-Q2
P-K 5
Q-B4
QxQ
Kt - Q 2
P - K B 4
Kt-K 2
20th move.
a IJL
A i i
i i
MKK |i,
and White now forces the game in
a few moves by 21 PxP.
so. (/
Played about 1860.
Evans Gambit.
J. Kolisch.
Maude.
White gives QKt.
11
1 P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-B4
4 P-QKt4
5 P - B 3
P-Q4
Castles
PxP
B-Kt 2
P-K 5
B-R3
P-K4
Kt-QB3
B-B4
BxP
B-B4
PxP
P-Q3
B-Kt 3
Kt-B3
PxP
B-K 3
12 BxB
13 Q-R4
14 QR-Ktsq
If) KR-Qsq
16 QR-Bsq
Ktx I'
RxKt
19 Rx P
PxB
B x QP
B-Kt 3
Kt - Q 2
Kt - Q 5
P-QB3
BxR
Q-B3
After White's 19th move.
ii
20 R - B 8 oh
and mates next move.
81.
Played in Berlin, 1860.
Sicilian Defence.
C. Mayet.
P. Hirschfeld.
1 P - K 4
2 P-QB3
3 P-Q4
4 KPxP
P - QB 4
P-K 3
P-Q 4
KPxP
5 B-K 3
6 Q-K 2
7 P-KB4
8 P - B 5
Q-Kt3
B-K 3
Kt-Q2
BxP
9 PxP
10 P-QKt4
11 Q-Kt5 ch
12 K-B2
Q-K 3
Kt-K 4
Kt-B3
Kt - B 3
13 P-KR3
Kt-K 5ch
14 K-B3
Castles
15 B-KB4
P-Kt4
16 P-Kt4
PxB
CHESS SPARKS.
29
17 PxB Kt-Q7ch
18 KtxKt
and Black mates in six moves at
most.
82. C/
Played about 1860.
Giuoco Piano.
Hoffmann.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
II
12
P-K4
Kt-KB3
B-B4
P - B 3
P-Q 4
P-K 5
B-Q5
KxKt
K - Kt 3
BxP
Kt - Kt 5
KtxBP
13 KtxQ
After White :
Petroff.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
,Kt-B3
PxP
Kt - K 5
Kt x KBP
PxP ch
PxP
Kt - K 2
Kt x B
Castles
s 13th move.
and Black mates in eleven moves.
i/
83.
Played in America about 1861.
Scotch Game.
Dr. Marburg. L. Paul sen.
1 P-K 4 P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 P-Q4
4 B-QB4
5 Kt - Kt 5
6 Q-R 5
7 P-KB4
8 P-KR3
9 Castles
10 BxP
11 B-Kt 3
12 R-Qsq
13 PxKt
14 B-K 6ch
15 B-Kt 4
16 PxKt
17 K-R 2
18 Kt -QB3
19 Kt-Q 5
20 Kt - K 6
21 Q-R 3
and Black announced
Kt - QB 3
PxP
B-B4
Kt-R3
Q-B3
P-Q3
B-Q2
Castles (QR)
Kt-K 4
B-Kt 4
B-K 7
PxP
K - Kt sq
KtxB
P - Q 6 ch
BxR
PxP
Q-B7
B-B6
mate in five
84.
Played about 1861.
PI i Hid or' # D<> fence.
Dr. Beek.
1 P - K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 P-Q4
4 QPxP
5 Kt - Kt 5
P-K 6
P-KB3
PxP
PxP
Kt - QB 3
11 QKt-K4
12 B-Q 2
13 KtxB
Kt-Kt 3
B-K 2
BxKt
B-Q2
6
7
8
9
10
18 Q - B sq
Max Lange.
P-K 4
P-Q3
P-KB4
BPxP
P-Q 4
Kt-KRS
B-QB4
Castles
R-B4
R - K 4 ch
RxQP
BxP
Q - R 5 ch
R - K 4 ch
R x Kt
Kt - R 3
R-Q sq
CHESS SPAKKS.
After White's 18th move.
and Black announced mate in seven
moves.
85.
The following game, pU^ed about
1861, is one of the earliest in which
Louis Paulson adopted his new de-
fence (5 B - Kt 2) in the Kieseritzky
Gambit.
1 P - K 4
2 P-KB4
3 Kt-KB3
4 P - KR 4
5 Kt - K 5
6 KtxKtP
PxP
K-B2
K-B3
Kt-B2
KtxB
KxKtP
K-R3
KxR
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
and Black wins
86.
L. Paulson.
P-K 4
PxP
P-KKt4
P - Kt 5
B-Kt 2
P-Q4
Q - K 2 ch
B - Q 5 ch
P-KR4
B - Kt 5 ch
P x Kt ch
Kt - B 3 ch
RxPch
Kt - K 5 ch
the
ic Qi/een.
V
Played about 1861.
French Defence.
W. Steinitz. Czarnowsky.
1 P-K4 P-K3
2 P-Q4
3 Kt-QR3
4 Kt-B3
5 B - Q 3
6 BxP
7 B-Q3
8 Castles
9 B - K 3
10 Q-Q2
11 P-KR3
12 Kt-K 2
13 P-QB4
14 P-QKt4
< ) I ' x P
PxP
KKt - Q 4
B-B2
B-R4
KR-Qsq
After Black's
15
16
17
18
19
20
P-Q4
P (JB 3
B-Kt 5
PxP
Kt - B 3
P-KR3
(jKt - Q 2
B-Q3
Q-B2
P - QKt 3
P-KKt4
B-Kt2
P-B4
Px P
BxP
R-Qsq
R-KKt s
K-K 2
Kt - Kt 3
20th move.
21 Kt-B6ch
and White wins.
V
87.
Played about 1861.
Bidiop's Gambit.
G. W. Steinitz.
1 P-K 4
2 P-KB4
3 B-B4
4 BxP
5 K-Bsq
P-K4
PxP
P-Q4
Q - R 5 ch
Kt-K 2
CHESS SPARKS.
6 Kt-QB3
7 Kt - B 3
8 P-KR4
K - Kt sq
Kt-Q 4
PxP
QxP
13 K-Bsq
14 Q-B6
15 Q-B4
16 KtxKt
17 KtxPch
18 KtxR
After White's
P - KKt 4
Q-R4
P-KR 3
P-Kt5
P-B6
PxP
R - Kt sq ch
B-KKt 5
Kt-Q 2
KtxB
B-QB4
K - Q sq
B - R 6 ch
18th move.
I
nn. 'mm, mm
.
19K-Ksq B-Q3
20 Q x B Q x P ch
21 K-K 2
and Black gives mate in fo
88.
in roj*r
Played in America, about 1862.
G. H. Derrickson.
1 P - K 4
2 B-B4
3 Kt-KB3
4 Castles
5 P-Q3
6 B-Kt 5
7 P-KR 3
8 PxB
9 Kt - R 2
10 Kt-KB3
11 BxQ
P-K 4
Kt-KB3
Kt-B3
B-B4
P-Q3
B-Kt 5
P-KR 4
PxP
P - Kt 6
Kt-KKt 5
BxPch
12 RxB
13 K-Bsq
14 K-K2
15 KKt-Q 2
PxRch
R - R 8 ch
RxQ
Kt - Q 5 ch
After White's 15th move.
16 KxR Kt-K 6ch
17 K-B sq Kt mates.
89.
Played at Leipsic about 1862.
Vienna Game.
Max Lange. v. Drygalski.
1
2
3
4
5
6
"7
8
9
K)
11
12
13
P-K 4
Kt-QB 3
P - B 4
Kt-B3
B- B4
P-Q4
Castles
B x P ch
Q - R 5 ch
Q - Kt 4 ch
BxP
RxQ
B-Kt 5
14 Kt-Q 5
15 P-K 5
16 Q-R 5 ch
17 Kt-B4ch
18 Q-B7
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
PxP
P-KKt4
P-Kt5
P x Kt
PxP
KxB
K-Kt 2
K-B 2
P x R queens ch
Kt - KB 3
B-K 2
R - KKt sq
P - KR 3
K - K 3
K-B4
R x B ch
CHESS SPARKS.
After White's 18th move.
19 Kt-Kt 2ch K-K 5
20 It mates.
90.
Played at Berlin in
Giuoco Piano.
(. R. Neumann. B. v. Guretzky-Cornitz.
1 P - K 4
P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
Kt - QB 3
3 B - B 4
B-B4
4 P - B 3
Kt-B3
5 P-Q4
PxP
6 Castles
KtxP
7 PxP
B-K 2
8 P - Q 5
Kt - Kt sq
9 R - K sq
Kt-Q 3
10 B-Kt3
Castles
11 Kt-B3
Kt - K sq
12 P-Q 6
PxP (a)
13 RxB
QxR
14 B-KKt5
Kt-B3
15 Kt-Q 5
Q-Qsq
16 Q-Q4
Kt-B3
17 Q-KR4
Resigns.
(a) If 12 .... Kt x
P then
13 RxB
QxR
14 B - KKt 5
Q-Ksq
15 Q - Q 3
16 R - K sq, etc.
and if 12 .... B x P
13 B - Kt 5
Kt-B3
14 Kt - Q 5
P-B3
15 Kt x Kt ch
PxKt
16 QxB
PxB
17 R-K7, etc.
91.
Played at Schwurin in 1 6
Scotch dame.
A. Kliefnth. l>r. Schlieniann.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 P-Q4
4 B-QB4
5 Kt - Kt 5
6 Q - R 5
Castles
B - Kt 3
P-KR3
P-KB4
P-B5
12 K-Rsq
13 Kt-QB3
14 Kt-Q5
15 P-B6
7
8
9
ID
I I
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
Px P
B-B4
Kt-R3
Q-K 2
Kt-K 4
P - Q 3
B-Q2
Kt - Kt 3
P - Q 6 eh
PxP
Kt-K 4
Q-Qsq
Castles
After Black's 15th move.
At this point White should have con-
tinued with
16 Kt - K 7 ch and if K - R sq
mate follows in ten moves ; thus
17 P x P ch K x P
18 Q x Kt ch K x Q
19 Kt-K 6 ch K-R4
20R-B5ch K-R5
21 B - Kt 5 ch K - Kt 6 (best)
22 QR - KB sq P queens, or B - B 7
23 R - B 3 ch Kt x R
24 Kt mates.
or if 22 P x Kt
23B-B4ch K-R5
24 P - Kt 3 ch K x P
25 R - R 5 ch K - Kt 5
26 R mates (Theorie und Praxis.)
CHESS SPARKS.
33
The game as actually played was
continued thus
16 PxP .
17 KtxRP
18 KtxR
19 Kt-KB 6
20 Q - Kt 5 ch
21 Kt-R5 ch
22 RxPch
KxP
Kt (R 3) - Kt 5
QxKt
Q - KR sq
Kt - Kt 3
QxKt
and Black resigned.
92.
Played about 1863.
King's Kniyhfs Opening.
J. Watkinson.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
93.
Played at Breslau in 1863.
Kieseritzky Gambit.
Prof. Rosanes. A. Anderssen.
P-K4
Kt-KB 3
B-B4
P-B3
P-Q4
P-K5
Castles
KtxP
Q-Q3
Q-Kt6
KtxP
Kt x B ch
Kt - Kt 6 mate.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
P-KR3
Kt-B3
PxP
Kt-R2
PxP
B-K 2
Castles
P-Q 4
PxQ
K-Rgq
1 P-K4
P-K 4
2 P - KB 4
PxP
3 Kt - KB 3
P - KKt 4
4 P-KR4
P-Kt5
5 Kt - K 5
Kt - KB 3
6 B-B4
P-Q4
7 PxP
8 P-Q4
9 B - Kt 5 ch
B-Q3
Kt-R4
P-B3
10 PxP
PxP
11 KtxQBP
12 BxKtch
13 BxR
KtxKt
K-Bsq
Kt - Kt 6
14 R-R2
15 B-Q5
16 Kt-B3
17 K-B2
18 Kt-R4
19 Kt-B3
After Black's
B
K
R
Q
Q
B
19th
-KB4
-Kt 2
- K sq
-Kt3
-R3
-K 4
ch
20 P - R 4
and Black announced mate in four
move*.
94.
Played about 1863.
Bishop's Gambit.
F. Burden.
1 P-K 4
P-K4
2 P-KB4
PxP
3 B-B4
Q - R 5 ch
4 K-Bsq
P - KKt 4
5 Kt - QB 3
B-Kt 2
6 P-Q4
P-Q3
7 Kt - B 3
Q-R4
8 P-K 5
Q-Kt3
9 P - KR 4
P-KR3
10 Kt-Q 5
K-Qsq
11 PxKtP
P x KtP
12 RxR
BxR
13 KtxKtP
QxKt
14 QBxP
Q-R5
15 Q-B3
Kt - QB 3
16 PxP
B-Kt 5
17 PxPch
K-Bsq
18 Q-K4
B-K 3
and White gives mate in three moves.
34
CHESS SPARKS.
95.
Played at the Divan in 1 s ",.;.
Pttroff's Defence.
W. Steinitz. Amateur.
7
6 KtxKBP
1 P - B 3
P-Q3
B-Kt3
8 P - Q 4
9 B - Kt 5
10 Castles
B-Kt5
K - B sq
Kt-K 4
White gives QKook.
:
P-K 4
1 Kt-KB3
3 P-Q4
4 P-K 5
5 Q x P
6 B-QB4
7 Q - K 4
8 Castles
9 Kt - Kt 5
10 KtxBP
11 Kt-Q6ch
12 Q-R 4
After Black's
P-K 4
Kt-KP, 3
PxP
Kt-Q4
P-QB3
Q - Kt 3
B - B 4
Kt - K 2
P-KKt3
11 - B sq
K-Qsq
Q-B2
12th move.
and White gives mate iu four moves.
96 V
Played at the Divan in 1863.
Vienna Game.
W. Steinitz. Amateur.
White gives QBook.
1 P - K 4
2 Kt-QB3
3 P - B 4
4 Kt-B3
5 Kt - Q 5
P-K 4
Kt-QB3
PxP
B-Kt5
B-R4
After Klack'n 10th move.
11 KtxKt BxQ
and White mates in two aioves.
97.
tWO UK
Played, about 1864, in Paris.
King's Gambit.
J. Kolisch. W.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
I I
White gives the
1 P-K 4
P-KB4
Kt - KB 3
B-B4
P-Q4
P - KR 4
PxP
RxR
Q-Q3
P-K 5
PxP
12 Q-R7
13 B-Q 2
14 Castles
15 Q x Kt ch
16 B-R5ch
17 Kt-Q4ch
18 Q - Q 8 ch
Q Knight.
P-K 4
PxP
P-KKt4
B - Kt 2
P-Q3
P - KR 3
PxP
BxR
Q-B3
P x P
Q-K2
Q - Kt 5 ch
QxB
QxRP
K-Q2
K-B3
K-Q2
KxQ
CHESS SPARKS.
35
19 Kt-B6 ch
20 R mates.
K - K sq .
L^
98.
Played ^rt Berlin in 1864.
Ecuins Gambit.
G. R. Neumann. A. Anderssen.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B-B4
4 P-QKt4
5 P - B 3
6 P - Q 4
7 Castles
8 Q - Kt 3
9 P - K 5
10 KtxP
QxB
B-R 3
13 KR-K sq
14 B-Q 5
15 P-K 6
After Black's
11
12
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
ExP
B-R 4
PxP
PxP
Q-B3
Q - Kt 3
ExKt
Kt - Q sq
Kt-R3
P - QKt 3
B-Kt 2
BxB
15th move.
and White gives mate in three moves.
99. V
Played at Berlin in 1864.
Riiy Lopez.
G. R. Neumann. A. Anderssen.
1P_K4 P-K4
2 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
3B-Kt5 Kt-B3
4 P-Q 3 B-B4
5 P - B 3 Castles
6 BxKt KtPxB
7 Kt x P P - Q 4
8 Castles PxP
9P-Q4 B-Q3
10 KtxQBP Q-Ksq
11 Kt-R5 Q-Kt4
12 Kt-Kt3 B-KKt5
13 Q-Q 2 BxPch
14 KxB QxR
15 Q- KB 4 B-B6
16 PxB QxPch
17 K-Rsq PxP
18 Q-R 2 Q-K 8 ch
19 Q-Ktsq P-B 7
and White resigns
100.
Played blindfold with three other
games at Leipsic in 1864.
Evans Gambit.
L. Paulsen.
H. Schneider.
1 P - K 4 P - K 4
2 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
3 B - B 4 B - B 4
4 P - QKt 4 B x P
5P-B3 B-B4
6 Castles Kt - B 3
7 P - Q 4 PxP
8 P x P B - Kt 3
9 P - K 5 P - Q 4
10 PxKt PxB
1 1 P - Q 5 Q x BP
12 PxKt QxR
See Diagram on next page.
and White, after considering about
twenty minutes, announced mate in
eleven moves. One variation thus
worked out is as follows :
13 R - K sq ch
14 Q - Q 7 ch
15 RxB
16 K - R sq
17 PxP
18 P x R queens ch
19 Q - K 4
B-K3
K - B sq
B x P ch
P-KR3
P-Kt4
K-Kt 2
Q-B3
CHESS SPARKS.
After Black's 12th move.
Schneider.
i i i i
Paulson.
20 R x Q R - KB sq
21Q-K7 B-B4
22 R x RP and mates nex move.
f" Lehrbuch des Schachsgfels." Bar-
deleben u. Mieses.]
101.
Played at Simpson's Divan, 1864,
Centre Gambit.
Andrews.
1 P-K 4
2 P-Q4
3 Kt - KB 3
4 B-QB4
5 Castles
6 KtxP
7 QxKt
8 P - KB 4
9 P-K5
10 B-Kt5ch
11 PxKt
12 R-K sq ch
13 PxPch
14 P x R queens
Janssens.
P-K4
PxP
Kt - QB 3
Kt-B3
B-K 2
KtxKt
P-Q3
P - QKt 3
P-Q4
B-Q2
B-QB4
K-Bsq
K - Kt sq
and mates
102.
Played in Paris, 1864.
Evans Gambit,
P. Hirschfeld. J. Kolisch.
1 P-K 4 P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
5 I' - B 3
Can ties
P-Q4
PxP
Kt-B3
10 B-QKt 5
11 P-K 5
12 P-Q 5
B x B ch
KtxP
Q - R 4 ch
B-B4
P-Kt4
KR - K sq
BxKt
L3
1 I
15
if,
17
18
L9
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
BxP
B-B4
P-Q3
PxP
B-Kt3
B-Kt5
B-Q2
PxP
QKt - K 2
QxB
Q-B4
K-Qsq
Kt-Kt 3
Q-Bsq
KtxKt
P-KB3
After Black's 19th move.
*->!
and White either wins the Queen or
mates in six moves.
103.
Played in Paris, 1864.
Kieseritzky Gambit,
J. Kolisch. P. Hirschfeld.
P-K 4
P-KB4
Kt - KB 3
P-KR4
Kt-K5
B-B4
P-K4
PxP
P-KKt 4
P-Kt5
Kt - KB 3
P-Q4
CHESS SPARKS.
37
7 PxP
B-Q3
13Q-B2 KxB
8 P-Q4
Kt-R4
14P-K5 P-Kt3
9 B - Kt 5 ch
P-B3
15P-K6ch BxP
10 PxP
PxP
16 Kt-Kt 5ch K-B3
11 KtxP
KtxKt
17 P-Q5 B-KB4
12 BxKtch
B-Q2
18 QKt - K 4 ch B x Kt
13 BxR
Kt - Kt 6
19Q-B3ch K-B4
14 K-B2
Kt x R ch
20 P - Kt 4 ch
15 QxKt
Q-K2
and mates next move.
16 Kt-B3
Castles
17 B-Q5
P - Kt 6 ch
105.
18 K-Bsq
19 KtxB
B - Kt 4 ch
Played at Berlin in 1864.
After White's 19th move.
Black gives mate in eight moves.
104. [/
Played in Paris, 1864.
Evans Gambit.
P. Hirschfeld.
1 P-K4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
5 P-B3
6 Castles
P-Q4
PxP
Kt-B3
Q-R4
11 Q-Kt 3
12 BxPch
7
8
9
10
J. Kolisch.
P-K4
Kt-QB3
B-B4
BxP
B-R4
P-Q3
PxP
B-Kt3
B-Kt5
B-Q2
Kt-R4
K-Bsq
Evans Gambit.
V. Knorre.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
5 P-B3
6 Castles
7 P-Q4
8 PxP
9 Kt - B 3
10 B-QKt5
11 Kt-K 2
12 P-K 5
13 B-R3ch
14 KtxP
15 Kt - QB 3
16 Kt-K 4
17 Kt-B5
Kt x B ch
P - KKt 3
Q-R5
18
1!)
20
and White wins the
in four moves.
106.
Played about 1865.
Evans Gambit.
A. Lichtenstein.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
BxP
B-B4
P-Q3
PxP
B-Kt 3
B-Kt 5
K-Bsq
Q-B3
PxP
QKt-K 2
B-K 3
R-Q sq
Q-B5
P-QB3
PxKt
QxQP
Kt-R3
Queen or mates
Max Lange.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-B4
4 P-QKt4
5 P-B 3
A. Anderssen.
P-K4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
BxP
B-R4
CHESS SPARKS.
6 P-Q4
7 CoMtluH
8 P - K 5
9 B-gKt 5
10 KtxP
11 QKtxKt
12 KtxKt
13 P-K 6
14 Kt- K 5
15 Q- It 5ch
16 KtxP
17 QxPch
18 B-B4
19 QR- Bsq
20 g - Kt 7 !
PxP
Kt-B3
P - Q 4
Kt - K f>
Ktx^MP
Bx Kt
M|
17 BxR
18 P-KKt 3
19 P-KR4
P - K r>
B-B4
(Jastlos
Q-Q4
Ktx Kt
Q-K 4
B-KKt
B-B6
B-Q3
Q-R4
QxP
After White's 19th move.
White gives mate in five moves.
() If 20...B-Q 2, then 21 Q x QP and
wins.
20 PxQ Kt-Kt5
and Black mates next move.
108. /
Played about 1865.
B-ixltop's Gambit.
107. v
A. Anderssen.
P. Journoud.
Played in New York about 1865.
1 P-K4
P-K 4
2 P-KB 4
P x P
Two Knights' Defence.
3 B-B4
P-Q4
Zerega. G. H. Mackenzie.
4 BxP
5 Kt - QB 3
Kt - KB 3
B - QKt 5
1 P-K4 P-K 4
6 Kt - B 3
P - QB 3
2 Kt - KB 3 Kt - QB 3
7 B - Kt 3
BxKt
3B-B4 Kt-B3
8 KtPxB
KtxP
4Kt-Kt5 P-Q4
9 B-R3
Kt - Kt 4
5 PxP Kt-R4
10 Castles
Kt x Kt ch
6 B - Kt 5 ch P - B 3
11 QxKt
B-K 3
7 P x P PxP
12 BxB
PxB
8 B--R4 P-KR3
13 Q-R5ch
K-Q2
CHESS SPARKS.
39
14 R x P K - B sq
15 R-Q4 Kt-Q2
16 QR-KBsq Q-Ksq
17R-B7 Kt-B3
18 B-Q 6 Kt-Q 4
19 RxKt BPxR
20 R - B 7 ch
and Black resigns.
io9. r
Played about 1865.
titaunton's Opening.
W. Wayte.
1 P - K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 P - B 3
4 P-Q 4
5 B-QKt5
6 KtxP
7 Q - Kt 3
8 Q x QP
9 QxKtP
10 QxRch
11 PxKt
12 B-K 3
13 QxR
14 K-Q2
and Black gives mate
11O.
C. E. Rank en.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
Kt - B 3
P - Q 4
KtxP
B-Q2
Kt x Kt
Q-K2
BxB
K-Q2
QxP
B-QB4
Kt x KBP
in three moves.
I/
Played in London, 1865.
Muzio Gambit.
W. Steinitz.
White gives Q Knight.
1 P-K 4
P-K4
2 P-KB4
PxP
3 Kt -.KB 3
P - KKt 4
4 B-B4
P - Kt 5
5 Castles
P x Kt
6 QxP
7 P - K 5
8 B x P ch
Q-B3
QxP
KxB
9 P-Q4
10 B-K 3
11 Q-R5 ch
12 RxPch
QxP ch
Q - KB 3
Q - Kt 3
Kt - KB 3
13 RxKt ch KxR
14 B-Q 4ch K-B2
15 R-Bsqch K-Ktsq
After Black's 15th move.
16 Q-K 5 B-Kt 2
17 Q-Q5ch Q-K 3
18 Q-KKt 5 Q-KR3
19 Q-Q 8 ch B-Bsq
20 Q-K 8
and White mates in five more moves.
111.
Played on the Continent, about
1865.
French Defence.
J. H. Zukertort.
W. Schulten.
1 P-K 4
P-K 3
2 P-Q 4
P--Q4
3 Kt - QB 3
B-Kt5
4 B-Q 3 .
Kt-K 2
5 Kt-B3
Castles
6 Castles
Kt - Kt 3
7 P - K 5
P - KB 3
8 Kt - K 2
PxP
9 KtxP
Q-B3
10 P-KB4
P-QB4
11 P-B3
B-R4
12 Kt-Kt3
B - Kt 3
13 Q-R5
PxP
14 KtxKt
PxP ch
15 K - R sq
PxKt
16 BxP
R - Q sq
4 o
CHESS SPARKS.
17Q-R7ch K-Bsq
2 P-KB4
P-Q4
18 Kt-R5 Q-Qfr
3 PxP
PxP
19 PxP QxP/
4 P-Q4
Kt - KB 3
and White gives mate in th/ee moves.
5 Kt - KB 3
B-Q3
. /
6 B - Q 3
Castles
112.
7 Castles
Kt-K 5
Played in Paris about 1865.
8 Kt-B3
9 PxKt
KtxKt
P-QB4
King's Bishop s Opening.
10 B x P ch
KxB
J. Kolisch. F.
11 Kt-Kt 5ch
K- Kt3
White gives the QKnight.
12 P-B5 ch
13 RxB
BxP
KxR
1 P-K4 P-K 4
14 Q-R5
K-B3
2 B - B 4 P - QKt 4
15 KtxP
BxPch
3 BxP P-KB4
16 K-Rsq
Q-Kt3
4 PxP Kt-KB3
17 B-Ktoch
K-K3
5 P-KKt4 B-Kt2
18 R-Ksqch
K-Q2
6Kt-B3 B-Q3
19 R-K 7 ch
K-Bsq
7P-KR3 Kt-B3
20 Q - R 3 ch
Kt-Q2
8P-Q3 Kt-Q5
21 RxKt
9 KtxKt BxR
and Black
resigns.
10 Kt - K 6 Q - Kt sq
11 KtxKtPch K-Bsq
/
12 B-QB4 KxKt
114
After Black's 12th move.
White announced mate in seven
moves.
113. V
Played in New York, about 1865.
'French Defence.
G. H. Mackenzie. T. Lichtenhein.
1 P-K4 P-K3
Played on the Continent, about
1865.
King's Gambit declined.
R. Hein.
1 P-K4
2 P-KB4
3 PxQP
4 B - Kt 5 ch
PxP
B-B4
P-Q3
B-K3
Kt - QB 3
B-Q2
KKt-K 2
PxKt
P-KR3
PxB
15 Kt-Q4
16 QKt-K 2
17 KtxR
18 Q-K2
19 R-Qsq
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
E. Schallopp.
P-K 4
P-Q4
P-K5
P-B3
PxP
Kt - KB 3
QKt-Q2
Kt - Kt 3
B - QKt 5
B-Kt5
KtxB
Q-Kt3
Castles (QR)
KtxP
P-KB4
RxKt
QxKt
QxKtP
R-Qsq
CHESS SPARKS.
After Black's 19th move.
and White
115.
Played at the Divan about 1865.
French Defence.
1
8
9
10
II
12
13
11
L5
16
17
18
P. T. Duffy.
1 P-K 4
2 P-Q4
3 PxP
4 Kt-KB3
5 B-Q 3
6 Castles
R - K sq ch
B-B5
Kt-K 5
Kt - Kt 6
RxB
BxP ch
Kt-B3
B-KB4
Rx KKt
B - B 7 ch
B - B 5 ch
R x Kt ch
F. G. Janssens.
P-K 3
P-Q4
PxP
P-QB4
Kt - KB 3
P-KR3
B- K 3
Q-Kt3
B-K2
PxKt
Kt-B3
K-Qsq
PxQP
PxKt
Q-Q5
K-Q2
KxB
PxR
19 Q x Q and wins.
116.
Played about 1865.
Bishop's Gambit.
Dr. Wilson. G.
White gives QR.
1P-K4 P-K4
2 P - KB 4
3 B-B4
4 K-Bsq
P-K 5
Q-B3
PxKt
QxP
QxPch
P-Q4
P-K 6
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
PxP
Q - R 5 ch
Kt-KB3
Kt-K 5
Kt - Kt 6 ch
QxR
B-B4
K-Qsq
B-K2
R-B sq
After Black's llth move.
w, mm. mm. mm.
12 B-KKt5 RxQch
13 PxR P-Q 4
14 P queens ch K-Q 2
15 Q x B ch
and wins.
n<>.
W. Bayliss.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 P-Q 4
4 B - QB 4
5 P-J33
6 B - KKt 5
B-R4
KtxP
BxP
B-Q5
KtxP
KxB
7
8
9
10
11
12
J. Wisker.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
PxP
B-B4
Kt-B3
P-KR3
P - KKt 4
PxKt
Kt-K 4
PxP
BxPch
KKt - Kt 5 ch
4 8
7-:.s.S
SPARKS.
13 K-Ktnq
14 Q-K 2
15 BxR
16 Q-K sq
17 Px Kt
18 K-Kt 2
1!) K-Kt3
20 K - R 3
QxB
P - QKt 3 !
B-R3
Kt - B 6 cb
Q - B 4 ch
Kt - K 6 ch
R - Kt s<| ch
Q - R 4 ch
and mates in two more moves.
134.
Played at Dundee, aboiit 1868.
Scotch Game.
G. B. Fraser.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
TxP
"6-64
Q-B3
KKt-K 2
Kt x QKt
P-Q3
Q - Kt 3
Castles
R-K sq
Kt - Kt 5
RxP
RxKt
B-
1 P - K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 P - Q 4
4 KtxP
5 Kt - B 5
6 Kt ~ QB 3
7 Kt-Q5
Q x Kt
B - KKt 5
B - QKt 5
P - KB 4
12 Castles (QR)
13 Q-Q2
Kt-K 7ch
BxR
9
10
I I
1 I
18
and White resign
Compare Game
135.
Mr. Thorold gives Mr. Fenton the
odds of the Exchange (QR for KKt),
in Bath, about 1868.
Centre Gambit.
E. Thorold.
Fenton.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 P-Q4
PxP
3 B - QB 4
B - Kt 5 ch
4 P-B3
PxP
5 PxP
B-K2
6 P-KB4
P-Q3
7 Kt - KB 3
Castles
8 P-B5
Kt-B3
9
10
II
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
B- B4
P-KR4
K-B2
B x P ch
B - Kt 5
B-Q5
QKt-Q 2
P-KKt 4
Kt-K 4
PxP
Kt - R 4 !
B - B 3
R-Ksq
RxP
K-Bsq
QBx P
R-Ksq
P-KR3
B x KtP
PxB
B-K 4
Kt-K 2
KtxB
20 QxB
After Black's 20th move.
and White wins thus :
21 Q - B 5 ch Kt - B 3-
22 PxKt BxKBP
and White mates in three moves.
136. I/
Played in London, 1868.
Centre Gam/sit.
W. N. Potter.
Matthews.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 P-Q4
PxP
3 B - QB 4
P-QB4
4 Kt-KB3
P-Q3
5 Castles
Kt - QB 3
6 P-B3
P-Q6
7 R - K sq
B-Kt5
8 P-K 5
KtxP
9 KtxKt
BxQ
10 B - Kt 5 ch
K-K2
C&SS SPARKS.
11
12
13
B - Kt 5 ch
Kt - Kt 6 ch
Kt x R mate.
137.
P-B3
K-B2
Played at Leipsic about 1868.
Ruy Lopez. *
J. Minckwitz. Dr. Max Lange.
P-K 4
Kt - KB 3
B-Kt 5
B-R4
Castles
P-Q4
B-Kt 3
Kt x P
PxKt
B-K 3
Kt-Q2
BxKt
Q - R 5
P-KB4
15 QR-K sq
16 P-QB3
17 B-QB 2
18 Q-R3
19 P-B5
20 P - B 6
10
11
ll'
13
14
P-K 4
Kt-QB3
P-QR3
Kt-B3
KtxP
P - QKt 4
P-Q4
KtxKt
B-Kt 2
B-K 2
KtxKt
Castles
Q-Ksq
K-Rsq
QR - Q sq
P - QB 4
P - KKt 3
P-Q5
P-Q6
PxB
After Black's 20th move.
21 B-Kt 5! B-Q3
and White gives mate in five moves.
138. iX
Herr Harrwitz gives the QRook
to Mr. Storey, about 1868.
King's Gambit declined.
D. Harrwitz.
1 P-K 4
2 P - KB 4
3 PxQP
4 Kt - KB 3
5 Kt - B 3
6 PxP
7 B-B4
8 QxB
9 P - Kt 3
10 KtxKt
11 P-B3
12 P-Q 4
13 B-R6
14 PxB
Storey.
P-K 4
P-Q4
B-QB 4
B-KKt5
Kt-KB3
KtxP
BxKt
Q - R 5 ch
QxB
Kt-B3
Castles
BxP
QR - K sq
KtxQP
After Black's 14th move.
White announced mate in seven
moves.
139.
Played in a tournament at the
New York Chess Club, aboiit 1868.
Philidor's Defence.
G. H. Mackenzie. F. Perrin.
1 P-K 4 P-K4
2Kt-KB3 P-Q3
3P-Q4 P-KB3
C//ESS SPARKS.
4 B - QB 4
5 Castles
6 Kt - QB 3
Kt-Q5
P-B3
PxP
KKtxKt
KtxKBP
H mates.
oh
Q - K 2
Kt - QB 3
B-KKt5
Q-Qq
KKt-K 2
KtxP
BxQ
PxKt
140.
Played in Philadelphia in 1868.
Evnns Gambit.
(}. Reichhelni.
F.
White gives the QRook.
1 P-K 4 P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3 Kt-QB3
3 B-B4 B-B4
4 P - QKt 4 B x P
5 P-B3 B-B4
6 Castles P - Q 3
7P-Q4 PxP
8 PxP B-Kt3
9 R - K sq B - Kt 5
10 Q-R4 BxKt
11 P-Q5 B-Kt5
12 PxKt PxP
13 P-K 5 P-Q 4
HQxPch B-Q2
15 QxQP B-K 3
16Q-B6ch B-Q2
17 BxPch KxB
18 P-K 6 ch K-Bsq
See Diagram OH next column.
White announced mate in fourteen
moves.
In another game at the same odds
White at move 9 played Kt - B 3, and
the game was continued thus :
9 Kt-B3
10 R - K sq
11 Q-R4
12 P-Q5
13 PxKt
14 P - K 5
15 R - Q sq !
16 Q x P ch
17 E - R 3 ch
P-KR3
B-Kt5
BxKt
B-Kt5
PxP
PxP
BxR
K-Bsq
Kt-K2
After Black's 18th move.
F.
Reichhelm.
18 Kt - Q 5 Q - K sq
19 B x Kt ch K - Kt sq
20Q-Kt6 PxQ
21 Kt mates.
141.
Played about 1868.
Giutjco Piano.
A. Steinkuhler. J. H. Blackburne.
P-K4
Kt-KB3
B-B4
P-B3
P- Q4
PxP
7 B-Q 2
8 KKtxB
Castles
Kt - Kt 3
11 QxKt
12 R-Ksq
13 P-K 5
PxP
BxP ch
P-Kt3
Kt-B3
K-Kt2
B-Q5
K-Rsq
9
10
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
P-K4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
Kt-B3
PxP
B - Kt 5 ch
B x B ch
QKt x P
P-Q3
KtxKt
Castles
Kt-R4
Q-Kt4
Kt-B5
K-Rsq
PxP
Kt - R 6 ch
Q-B3
Q x BP ch
CHESS SPARKS.
After White's 20th move.
Blackburne.
Steinkuhler.
Black mates in three moves.
142.
One of nine blindfold games played
by Herr Zukertort at Berlin, in De-
cember, 1868.
Centre Gambit.
F. L.
J. H. Zukertort.
1 P - K 4
P-K 4
2 P-Q4
PxP
3 B - QB 4
B - Kt 5 ch
4 P-B3
PxP
5 PxP
Q-B3
6 B x P ch
QxB
7 PxB
Q-K2
8 Kt-QB3
Kt-KB3
9 B - Kt 5
Castles
10 Q - Kt 3 ch
P-Q4
11 BxKt
QxB
12 Q x P ch
B-K 3
13 Q-Q2
Kt-B3
14 Kt-B3
QR - Q sq
15 Q-Kt 2
B-B5
16 R-QBsq
Kt - Q 5 !
17 P-K 5
QxKt
18 R-KKtsq
QxKtP
and White
resigns.
143.
Mr. F. H. Lewis gives the QKnight,
about 1869.
Ruy Lopez.
F. H. Lewis.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B - Kt 5
4 B-R4
5 B-Kt3
6 Castles
7 P-Q4
8 R - K sq
9 Kt-Kt5
10 KtxBP
11 RxKt
12 Q-R5ch
13 BxPch
14 B-Kt5
15 RxB
16 Q-R 6
and White mates
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
P-QR3
P-QKt4
Kt-B3
KtxP
PxP
P-Q4
B-K 2
KxKt
R - K sq
K - Kt sq
K-R sq
P-Kt3
RxR
QxB
in three moves.
* -T 144.
Played about 1869.
Muzio Gambit.
1 P - K 4
P-K 4
2 P-KB4
PxP
3 Kt - KB 3
P-KKt4
4 B-B4
P-Kt5
5 Castles
PxKt
6 QxP
Q-B3
7 P-K 5
QxP
8 P-Q 3
B-R3
9 B-Q2
Kt-K 2
10 B-B3
Q - B 4 ch
11 K-R sq
Castles
12 Kt-Q 2
P-Q4
13 QR-K sq
QKt - B 3
14 P-QKt 4
KtxP
15 Q-R5
Kt-B4
16 RxP
P-Q5
17 R-Kt 4ch
B-Kt2
18 BxP
Kt - Kt 6 ch
CHESS SPARKS.
After White's 18th move.
Kolisch.
19 RxKt QxB
and White mates in three moves.
145. I
Played December, 1869.
Ruy Lopez.
H. E. Bird. S. Boden.
P-K 4
Kt-KB3
B - Kt 5
B-R4
Castles
P-Q4
P-K 5
8 P - QB 3
9 R - K sq
10 B - B 2
11 BxP
12 Kt-B3
13 Kt-Q 5
14 Kt-B6ch
PxB
15
16
17
18
19
Q-Q2
Q-R6
RxKt
Kt - Kt 5
and wins.
P-K 4
Kt-QB3
P - QR 3
Kt - B 3
B - K 2
PxP
Kt - K 5
PxP
Kt-B4
PxP
Kt-K3
Castles
P - QKt 4
BxKt
P-KKt 3
K-Rsq
R - Kt sq
QPxR
146.
Played ulxmt 1869.
Ruy
A. Kempe.
1 P -- K 4
Kt - K K 3
B-Kt5
P-Q4
Kt x Kt
QxP
B-Q3
Castles
P - KB 4
10 Q-B2
11 B-K 3
Q-B3
B - B 4 ch
Q-R5
R - B 3
G. S.
12
13
1 I
18
After Black's
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
KKt-K 2
KtxP
PxKt
P-QB3
P - Q 3
Kt - Kt 3
P-KB3
B-K 2
P -QB4
Castles
K-Rsq
B-Q2
B-K sq
15th move.
White gives mate in ten jnoves.
147. V
The Rev. G. A. Macdonnell gives
the QKt, about 1869.
Muzio Gambit.
G. A. Macdonnell. Mr. White.
1P-K4 P-K4
2 P - KB 4 P x P
3 Kt-B3 P-KKt4
4B-B4 P-Kt5
CHESS SPARKS.
53
Castles
RxP
P-Q4
P-B3
9 Q - Kt 3
10 QBxP
11 QR-KBsq
12 KxB
13 K - Kt sq
14 BxPch
B-K 6
B-Kt8
P-K5
R - B 8 ch
R x Kt ch
15
16
17
is
1!)
and White mates in
PxKt
Q-B3
B-R3
P-Q3
Kt-QB3
BxB
B x P ch
Q - R 5 ch
KKt - K 2
K-Qsq
Kt-Kt 3
B-Q2
PxP
KtxR
K-K 2
three me
148.
Played about 1869.^
Danish Gambit.
Dr. Lindehn.
1 P-K 4
2 P-Q 4
3 P - QB 3
4 B - QB 4
5 BxP
6 Kt - B 3
7 Kt - K 2
8 Castles
9 KtxKt
BxB
R - K sq ch
P-B4
B x KtP
14 Q-Kt 4
15 B-B 6 ch
16 Q x R mate
10
11
12
13
P. Maczuski.
P - K 4
PxP
PxP
PxP
B - Kt 5 ch
Kt - KB 3
KtxP
KtxKt
BxKt
Q-Kt 4
K - Q sq
QxP
R - Kt sq
Q-Q3
QxB
149. I/
Played at the Westminster Chess
Club, July, 1869.
Mr. De Vere gives the odds of the
Exchange (QR for KKt) to Mr.
Lawrence.
Kinr/'s Gambit.
C. De Vere. Lawrence.
1P-K4 P-K4
2 P-KB4
3 Kt - KB 3
4 PxP
5 P-Q4
6 B-Q 3
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Castles
KtxP
RxP
K-Rsq
Kt - QB 3
Kt-KB 3
B x RP ch
Kt - Kt 5 ch
Q - Q 3 ch
Q-KR3
After Black's
PxP
P-Q4
B-Q3
P-QB4
Castles
PxQP
B-QB4
QxP
Kt - QB 3
Q-K4
Q-B2
KxB
K-Kt3
P-KB4
Q-K4
16th move.
17 QKt-K 4! PxKt
18 Q-R 7 ch Kx
19 P-R.4 mate.
150.
Played in Vienna, about 1869.
Vienna Game.
Hampe.
Dr. Meitner.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 Kt-QB3
B-B 4
3 Kt - R 4
BxP ch
4 KxB
Q - R 5 ch
5 K - K 3
Q - B 5 ch
6 K-Q3
P-Q4
7 K-B3
QxKP
8 K - Kt 3
Kt-QR3
9 P - QR 3
Q x Kt ch
54
CHESS SPARKS.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
KxQ
K-Kt4
KxKt
B-Kt5ch
B-B6
K-Kt5
KxKt... (")
K-Kt5
K-B6
Kt - B 4 ch
P - R 4 ch
Kt-K 2
K-Qsq
P - Kt 3 ch
KtxB
B - Kt 2 ch
B - R 3 ch
and Black draws by perpetual check.
(a) If 16 K - R 4, then Kt - Q 5, and
Black mates next move. And if 16
P-B 3, then B-Q 2 also plating.
151.
Played in Berlin about 1870.
fitaunton'x Opening.
H. Munk. J. H. Zukertort.
P-K 4
Kt-KB3
P-B3
B - Kt 5
KtxP
Q-R4
KtxKt
8 Castles
9 R - K sq
10 BxKt
11 QxKP
12 P-KKt 3
13 P-Q4
Q-Q3
B-K 3
Kt-Q2
1 I
16
16
P-K 4
Kt-QB3
P-Q4
PxP
Q-Q4
Kt - K 2
KtxKt
B-Q3
Castles
PxB
Q-KR4
B-KKt5
B-B6
QR - K sq
R-K5
and Black gives mate in three moves.
152. V
Played before 1870.
Bishop's Gamlnt.
E. Lepge. Saalbach.
1 P-K 4
P-K4
2 P-KB4
PxP
3 B-B4
Q - R 5 ch
4 K - B sq
P-KKt 4
5 Kt-QB3
B-Kt2
6 P-Q4
Kt - K 2
7 Kt-B3
8 P-KR4
9 K - Kt sq
10 PxP
11 RxR
12 P-K 5
13 Kt-QKt 5
14 KBxP
Kt x KtP
15
16
17
Q-R4
P - KR 3
Q-Kt3
PxP
BxR
QKt - B 3
K-Qsq
QxB
Q-KB4
Q - R 5 Kt - Kt 3
B x P P - QR 3
After White's 17th move.
18 R-KBsq PxKt
19 Kt-B7ch QxKt
20 B - Kt 5 ch Q - K 2
and White mates in two moves.
153.
J
Played about 1870.
Ruy Lopez.
J. H. Zukertort. A. Anderssen.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B - Kt 5
Kt-QB3
KKt-K 2
4 P-B3
5 P - Q 4
6 Castles
P-Q3
B-Q2
Kt-Kt3
7 Kt - Kt 5
P-KR3
8 KtxP
KxKt
9 B - B 4 ch
K-K 2
10 Q-R5
Q-Ksq...(a)
CHESS SPARKS.
55
11 Q-Kt5ch PxQ
9 B-B4
Q-KB4
12 BxP mate.
10 Q-Kt 3
Kt - Kt 3
(a) If 10 . . . B - K sq then follows
11 B - Kt 5 ch P x B
11 QxP
12 Castles
KtxP
Q - B 4 ch
12QxPch K-Q2
13 P-Q 4
QxB
13 Q - B 5 ch
14 QxR
B-B4
and mates next move. y
154.
15 QxR
16 B-K 3
17 QxKtP
KtxQP
Q-K7
Played at Copenhagen in 1870.
Greco Counter Gambit.
S. A. Soerensen. From.
1 P-K4
P-K 4
2 B-B4
P - KB 4
3 P - Q 3
Kt - KB 3
4 Kt - KB 3
P-B3
5 Kt-B3
B-Kt 5
6 B-KKt5
P - KR 3
7 BxKt
QxB
8 Castles
P-Q3
9 Kt - K 2
P-KKt 4
10 P-QB3
B-R4
11 P-Q 4
PxQP
12 PxBP
P-Q4
13 BxP
PxB
14 Q-R 4 ch *
Kt-B3
15 QKtxP
B-Kt 3
16 QR-K sqch
K-Bsq
17 Q-R3ch
K-B2
18 KtxKt
PxKt
19 Kt-K 5 ch
K - Kt 2
20 Kt-Kt 4
Resigns.
155.
Plaved in the Challenge Cup
Tourney, 1870.
Ruy Lopez.
J. H. Blackburne. A. Burn.
P-K 4
Kt-KB3
B-Kt 5
P-B3
KtxP
Q-R 4
P-KB4
KtxB
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
KKt-K 2
P-Q4
PxP
Q-Q4
B-Q2
KxKt
After White's 17th move.
Black mates in four moves.
156. &/
Played in a handicap tourna-
ment at the City of London Chess
Club in 1870.
French Defence.
A. Burn.
P-K 4
P-Q 4
PxP
B-Q3
Kt-KB3
Castles
7 R - K sq ch
8 B-B5
9 BxB
10 R x P
11 P-QB4
12 PxR
13 RxB
14 K-Rsq
C. De Vere.
P-K 3
P-Q 4
PxP
B-Q3
Kt - QB 3
Kt-B3
B-K 3
Castles
PxB
Kt-K 5
RxKt
Q-R5
Q x BP ch
KtxR
CHESS SPARKS.
15 PxP R-K w
16 B-Q 2 R-K 7
jind White resigns.
157.
Played about 1870.
Scotcli Game.
P. Maczuski.
1 P - K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 P - Q 4
4 KtxP
5 Kt-QH3
6 Q-Q3
7 KtxKt
8 B-Q2
'. MxB
10 Q-Q4
11 Castles
12 P-B4
13 B-Q2
After Black'
J.. Kolisch.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
PxP
Q-R5
B-Kt5
Kt-B3
QP x Kt
BxKt
KtxP
Q-K2
Q - Kt 4 ch
Q x P ch
Q-Kt5
13th move.
White mates in three moves.
158. \J
Played at the Vienna Chess Club
in 1870.
Bishop's Gambit.
J. Kolisch. Hampe.
1 P-K 4 P-K4
2P-KB4 PxP
3 B - B 4
4 P - Q 4
5 P-KK4
6 Kt-(JB3
7 BxP
8 PxP
9 KtxP
10 RxR
11 Q-R5
12 Kt-KB3
13 KtxP
14 BxP
15 Q-R7
16 P-Kt4
17 PxQ
18 KtxP
19 QxKt
20 P - R 6
21 Kt-Kt 6 ch
159.
P-KKt4
B-Kt2
P-KR3
P-Q4
P-QB3
PxB
PxP
BxR
BxP
Kt-QB3
Kt-K 4
B-Kt5
Q - R 4 ch
Castles
BxR
KtxKt
B-Q2
PxP
Resigns.
V
Played, about 1870, by Mr.
Blackburne against Mr. Clare and
Mr. F. G. Janssens in consultation.
Sicilian Opening.
J. H. Blackburne. Clare ifc Janssens.
1 P-K 4
P-QB4
2 P-Q4
PxP
3 P-QB3
PxP
4 KtxP
P-K 4
5 B - QB 4
Kt-KB3
6 Q - Kt 3
Q-K2
7 B-KKt5
Kt-B3
8 Kt - Q 5
Q-Q3
9 Castles
Kt - Q 5
10 RxKt
PxR
11 P-K 5
QxP
12 Kt-KB3
Q-Q3
13 R-Ksqch
K-Qsq
14 Kt-K 5
Q-K3
15 KtxKt
Q-KB4
16 KtxPch
K-B2
17 Kt-K 8ch
K - Kt sq
18 Q-KKt3ch
P-Q3
19 KKtxP
Q-QB4
20 Kt - Kt 5 ch
B-Q3
21 QKtxBand wins.
CHESS SPARKS.
57
160.
Played at the Baden Congress in
1870.
French Defence.
S. Winawer. C. De Vere.
1 P-K4
2 P-Q4
3 Kt - QB 3
4 B-Q3
BxP
Kt - K 2
KtxP
PxB
Q-B3
B x KtP
QxB
K-K 2
QxR
14 R-QKt sq
15 K-K sq
16 Q-Kt7
and White
161.
Played in 1871.
Ruy Lopez.
J. Wisker. A. Burn.
P-K 3
P-Q4
B-Kt5
PxP
P-QB4
PxP
B x Kt ch
Q-R4
Kt-KB3
BxB
QxP ch
QxKt
Castles
Q - B 5 ch
Kt-B3
Kt-Q 5
resigns.
1 P-K4
P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B-Kt 5
Kt -- QB 3
KKt - K 2
4 P-B3
5 KtxP
P-Q4
PxP
6 P-Q4
7 Q-B3
8 KtxKt
PxP (en p.)
B-K 3
KtxKt
9 B x Kt ch
PxB
10 Q x P ch
11 Q-B3
12 Castles
B-Q2
B-Q3
Castles
13 QxP
14 Q-B 2
15 P-KB4
R - Kt sq
Q-R5
KR - K sq
After Black's 15th move.
Burn.
See Diagram on next column.
16P-B4 B-B4ch
17 K - R sq R - K 8
i JL
Wisker.
18 Kt-Q 2 Q-B 7
19 Q-Q 3
and Black mates in two moves.
162.^
Played at Pursell's about 1871
Centre Gambit.
W. N. Potter.
1 P-K 4
2 P-Q4
3 B-QB4
4 Q-K 2
5 P-K5
6 B-KKt 5
7 B-Q 3
8 Bx Kt
9 Q-R5
10 P-KKt4
11 Kt-KB3
12 KtPxP
13 R-Kt sq ch
14 Kt-R4
15 Kt-Kt 6 ch
16 PxR
17 P-Kt 7 ch
18 Q x P ch
and wins.
D.
P-K4
PxP
IU-KB3
B-B4
Castles
P-Q4
P - QB 3
PxB
P-KB4
Q-K2
P - KB 3
PxP
K - R sq
R-B3
RxKt
P-K 5
K - Kt sq
CffESS SPARKS.
163.'
Played nt Havana, B3
13 Q-K 2
14 Castles
15 PxB
16 K-Rsq
17 B-Q2
18 BxQ
Black mates
187.
Played at Norwich about 1874.
Giuoco Piano.
J. H. Blackbume.
P-Q3
Kt - Q 2
P - K 4
PxP
KKt-B3
B-QB4
Q-K 2
Kt - Kt 3
B-(^2
Castles (QR)
B-B3
B-Kt5
BxKt
Q - B 4 ch
QxP
Kt x KP
in two moves/
1 P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B-B4
4 Castles
5 P-Q3
6 P-KR3
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
Kt-B3
P-Q3
Kt-K 2
CHESS SPARKS.
67
7 B - KKt 5
8 B-K 3
9 Kt - B 3
10 Q-Q2
11 B-Kt 3
12 QR-Qsq
13 Kt-R2
14 BxB
KxB
K - R sq
P - Kli 3
R-B2
K - Kt sq
P-Q4
After White's
15
16
17
18
19
20
P-B3
B-Kt 3
Kt - Kt 3
B-K3
Castles
Q-Q 2
BxRP
B x KtP
Kt-B
PxB
KKt - R 4
Kt - Kt 6 ch
Q-R6
20th move.
5 ch
Black gives mate in two moves.
188. x
Played at Manchester in 1874
Mr. Steinitz gives the QKnight.
King's Gambit.
W. Steinitz. Fish.
P - K 4
P-KB4
Kt-KB3
B-B4
Castles
P-Q4
7 P - QB 3
8 P - KKt 3
9 QBxP
10 K - R sq
11 KtxP
P-K 4
PxP
P - KKt 4
B-Kt 2
P-KR3
Kt - K 2
Castles
PxP
PxP ch
PxB
Kt-B 4
12 RxKt P-Q 4
13 Q-R5 BxR
14 PxB QxKt...()
15 QxQ PxB
16 P-B6
and mates next move.
(a) If Black play 14 R- K sq, then
15 Q x P ch
16 P- B6
17 Q x R ch
18 Q - R 5 ch
19 Kt - B 7 ch
20 R - B sq
K-Rsq
QxP
B covers
B covers
K - Kt 2
Q - Kt 3
21 Q - K 5 ch and wins.
(The Field.)
189.
Played about 1874.
King's Gambit declined.
0. Howard Taylor.
1 P-K4
2 P - KB 4
3 PxQP
4 Kt-QB3
PxP
B-K 2
P-Q4
Kt-B 3
Castles
B-Q2
B - Kt 5 ch
12 Q-K2
13 Kt-Q5ch
14 QxBch
o
6
7
8
9
10
11
P-K 4
P-Q4
QxP
Q-K3
QxP ch
B-K 3
Q-QR4
B-Q 3
P-KI53
B - QKt 5
P - B 3
K - K 2
PxKt
KxQ
After Black's 14th move.
68
CHESS SPARKS.
White forces mate in nine moves
The game was continued thus :
15 QR-Ksqch
10 Kt-Kt5ch
17 B - K 8 ch
1H Kt-B7ch
19 H-K5ch
20 Kt x P ch
21 Kt-KGch
22 R - R 5 mate.
K-B2
K-Kt3
K-R3
K-R4
P-Kt4
K -R8
BxB
190.
Played at Simpson's Divan in
1874.
Bishop'* Gamlrit.
C. E. Ranken. .1. H. Zukertort
P-K4
P-KB4
B-B4
BxP
5 K-Bsq
6 P-Q4
7 B-Kt3
8 Kt-KB3
9 Kt-B3
10 Kt-QKt 5
11 P-Q5
12 QKt-Q4
13 QxKt
14 QxR
15 Q-B3
16 K-Ksq
17 PxKt
18 K-Q2
and White
P - K 4
PxP
P-Q4
Q - R 5 ch
P-KKt4
Kt-K 2
QKt - B 3
Q-R4
B-Kt5
Castles
P - QR 3
KtxKt
BxKt
Kt-B4
Kt - Kt 6 ch
BxKtP
QxR ch
B-B6
resigns.
191.
Played in 1874.
Mr. Hoffer gives Pawn and two
moves.
S.
1 P-K4
2 P-Q4
3 Q - R 5 ch
4 QxP
5 P - QB 3
6 Q-Kt5
L. Hoffer.
P-QB4
P-Kt3
Kt-QB 3
P-K 4
P-QR3
7 Q - Q 3 PxP
8 PxP P-Q4
9 P-K 5 B-KB4
10 Q-Qsq R-Bq
11 Kt - K H 3 Q - Kt 3
12 Q-Kt 3 KtxP
13 QxQ
After White's 13th move.
Black mates in four moves.
192.
Played in Philadelphia, 1874.
King's (ramJu't (If dined.
J. Mason. J. El son.
1 P-K 4
2 P-KB4
3 Kt-KB3
4 P - B 3
5 B-B4
6 P - Q 4
7 Castles
8 K-Rsq
9 KtxP
10 PxB
11 B-K 3
12 P-B5
13 PxKt
14 PxPch
15 P-B4
16 Kt-Q5
17 P-Kt4
18 P-B5
P-K 4
B-B4
P-Q3
B - Kt 5
Kt - QB 3
PxP
PxPch
Kt - Q 5
BxKt
Kt-K 2
Kt-K 3
BxB
Castles
K-Rsq
Kt - Kt 3
B-B4
B - Kt 3
Kt-K 4
CHESS SPARKS.
69
19 Q-R5 Q-Q2
20R-B4 QxP
After Black's 20th move.
White mates in four moves.
193.
Played in a tournament at the
Cafe de la Regence in Paris, 1874.
Irregular Opening.
Baron d'Andre. Mr. Cousins.
1 P-KB4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 P-K4
4 B - QB 4
5 P - Q 3
6 P - QR 4
7 PxP
8 B-R2
9 Castles
10 Kt-QB 3
11 Q-K sq
12 RxB
P - QB 4
Kt - QB 3
P - K 3
B-K 2
P - QR 3
P-Q4
PxP
Kt - KB 3
Castles
B-KKt5
BxKt
Kt-Q 5
See Diagram mi nc.rt column.
13 R-Kt3.. KtxBP
14 Q-K 5
15 R - Kt sq
16 K-Rsq
P - B o
B - B 4 ch
R-K sq
and White resigns.
() If White play R-B 2 and then
attempt to avoid the loss of the Ex-
change. Black would win the Queen ;
thus:
After Black's 12th move.
Cousins.
fir.
i'-fli
d'Andre.
13 R-B 2 Kt-Kt5
14R-Q2 B-R5
15 Q - Q sq Kt - K 6
16 Q-R5 P-KKt 3
17 Q-K5orR6 R-Ksqor
Kt-B4
(Field.)
194.
Herr Rosenthal gives the QKnight
to Count Isonard, about 1874.
Muzio Gambit.
S. Rosenthal.
Count Isonard.
1 P - K 4
P-K 4
2 P-KB 4
PxP
3 Kt-KB3
P-KKt 4
4 B-B4
P - Kt 5
5 Castles
P x Kt
6 QxP
7 P - K 5
8 B x P ch
Q-B3
QxP
KxB
9 P - Q 4
10 BxP
Q-B3
B - Kt 2
11 Q - R 5 ch
12 B-Q 6 ch
13 Q-K 5ch
14 QxB
15 QR-K sq ch
16 Q mates.
Q - Kt 3
K-K sq
Q-K 3
QxB
Q - K 2
C/fESS SPAKKS.
195.
Played in London alxnit 1874.
Emm Gamhit.
J. H. Znkertort.
15 QxKtch
16 KtxBPch
KxQ
K-R4
After Black's 16th move.
White gives the QKnight.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
Kt-QB3
3 B - B 4
B-B4
4 P-QKt4
BxP
5 P-B3
B-B4
6 Castles
P-Q3
7 P-Q4
PxP
8 PxP
B - Kt 3
9 11 - K 8(j
Kt - B 3
10 P-K 5
PxP
11 B - R 3
BxP... ()
12 Q-Kt3
Q-Q2
13 QR-Qsq
Kt - QR 4
14 KtxB
KtxQ
15 RxPch
K-Qsq
16 B-K 7ch
QxB
17 Kt-B6ch
K-Ksq
18 R-Q 8 mate.
(a) Mr. Zukertort notes that this is
one of the rare cases where a move,
correct in an even game, becomes un-
sound when receiving odds, f
196. \J
Played at the Hague in 1874.
Scotch Game.
J. H. Blackburne. H. W. B. Gifford .
1 P - K 4
P-K4
2 Kt-KB3
Kt - QB 3
3 P-Q4
PxP
4 B-QB4
B-B4
5 Kt-Kt5
Kt-R3
6 Q-R5
Q-K2
7 P-KB4
Castles
8 Castles
P-Q3
9 P-B5
P - Q 6 ch
10 K-Rsq
PxP
11 Kt-QB3
Kt-K 4
12 Kt-Q 5
Q-Qsq
13 P-B6
Kt - Kt 3
14 PxP
KxP
White announced mate in five moves.
197.
A game in a friendly match played
at Clifton in 1875.
Scotch Game.
E. Thorold. J. I. Minchin.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
Kt - QB 3
3 P-Q4
PxP
4 KtxP
Q - R 5
5 Kt - Kt 5
B - Kt 5 ch
6 B-Q 2
QxPch
7 B-K 2
K-Qsq
8 Castles
BxB
9 QxB
P - QR 3
10 B-B3
Q - Kt 3
11 Kt-Q 4
KKt-K 2
12 R-K sq
Kt x Kt
13 QxKt
Kt-B4
14 Q-QKt4
Kt - Q 3
15 Kt-B3
R - K sq
16 Q-R4 ch
P-B3
17 Rxllch
KtxR
18 R-Ksq
Kt - Q 3
19 Kt-Q 5
P - QB 3
20 Q - QKt 4
and Black
resigns.
CHESS SPARKS.
198.
Played about 1875.
Bishop's Gambit**-* '
F. Riemann. A. Andersseu
1 P - K 4
2 P-KB4
3 B-B4
4 K - B sq
5 BxP
6 Kt-QB3
7 P - K 5
8 PxKt
9 Kt - B 3
10 Q-K 2ch
11 Q-B4
12 BxKBP
P-K 4
PxP
Q - R 5 ch
P - Q 4
Kt-KB3
B-QKt 5
BxKt
BxP
Q-R4
K-Qsq
R - K sq
After White's 12th move.
Black mates in five moyes.
199.
Played at the West End Chess
Club, about 1875.
Cunningham Gambit.
J. H. Zukertort. P]hrlich.
White gives the QKt.
1P-K4 P-K4
2 B-B4 B-K 2
3 P-B4 PxP
4 Kt - B 3 B - 11 5 ch
5 P - Kt 3 P x P
6 Castles P x P ch
7 K - R sq Kt - KR 3
8 P-Q4 P-Q4
9 BxP Castles
10 BxKt PxB
11 Kt-K 5 P-QB3
12 KtxKBP RxKt
13 BxRch K-Rsq
14 B-Kt 3 Q-K 2
15 Q-R5 1U-R3
16 QxB QxQ
White mates in seven moves.
200.
Played in London, 1875.
Kieseritzky Gambit.
G. A. Macdonnell.
P-K 4
P - KB 4
Kt-KB3
P - KR 4
Kt-K 5
Kt x KtP
PxP
P-Q4
K-B2
10 QxB
11 QxBP
12 Q-B5
13 B-Kt5ch
14 R - K sq
15 K-B3
16 Q-B8 ch
17 QxR
P-K 4
PxP
P - KKt 4
P-Kt5
P - Q 3
P - KB 4
BxP
Q - K 2 ch
BxKt
Kt-KB3
B-R3
BxB
P-B 3
Kt - Kt 5 ch
QxR
K-K 2
Kt - R 7 'mate.
201.
Played in one of Mr. Blackburne's
Blindfold Matches at the City of
London Chess Club in April, 1875.
Evans Gambit.
H. Blackburne.
V. C. Peyer.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
Kt - QB 3
3 B-B4
B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
BxP
5 P - B 3
B-R4
CHESS SPARKS.
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
Castles
l'-Q4
H - R 3
P-K5
R - K sq
H - Kt 5
Ktx Kt
Ktxl'
(} x B
(Jlt-Bsq
Q-QR4
RxKt
KR-QB q
B-R6
Q - Kt 5
After Black's
Kt - B 3
Px I'
P - Q 3
Kt-K 5
P - Q 4
KtxljBl'
BxKt
BxKt
B-K 3
Q-Q2
K - Q sc,
K - B s
15 Kt-Kt 4ch K-Kt 4
278. fi/
16P-R4ch K-R4
Played at the Nuremberg Tourna-
ment, 1883.
17 Kt-Q3...(a) BxP
After White's 17th move.
Ruy Lopez.
I ft JL*' I
Max Weiss. E. Schallopp.
1P-K4 P-K4
^ m - ^: till,, mm
2 Kt-KB3 Kt-QB3
jjm
3 B - Kt 5 P - QR 3
laP^^f^p^^i^p^^^^^Er
4B-R4 Kt-B3
^ pft
5Kt-B3 B B 4
& HHP ' wmfc '" wn%% 'wMfc
6 Castles P - QKt 4
A
7B-Kt3 P-Q3
/5\
8 P-Q 3 B-KKt 5
^^J^J Wm^, f
9Kt-K2 Q-Q2
& j i
10 Kt-Kt3 Kt-Q5
PUP ^^P 1 ^^^^^^^'^^
11 P-B3 BxKt
1 i\ T"J T"i T7" A. T~
Si mm. mm. Jim
12PxB KtxB
13 PxKt P-KR4
18 P-Kt4ch K-Kt 3
14 B-K 3 P-R 5
19P-R5ch K-R3
15Kt-K2 Q-R6
20 P - Kt 5 ch K x P
16 Kt-Bsq P-Kt4
21P-B4ch K-R3
17 K-Rsq P-Kt5
22 Kt mates.
18 R-KKtsq BxB
(a) The mate is now forced whatever
19 PxB PxP
Black play.
20 Q - B sq Kt - Kt 5
and White resigns. /
28O.
279. (/
One of six games played blindfold
by Herr Fritz at Frankfort about
1883.
Played at St. Petersburg!* in 1883.
Ruy Lopez.
Muzio Gambit.
A. Fritz. A.
Prince Dadian. Col. Boutourlin.
1 P-K 4 P-K 4
1 P - K 4 P - K 4
2 Kt-KB3 Kt-QB3
2 P-KB4 PxP
3 B - Kt 5 P - QR 3
3 Kt-KB3 P-KKt 4
4 B - R 4 P - QKt 4
4 B - B 4 X P-Kt5
5B-Kt3 Kt-B3
5 Kt - B 3 P x Kt
6 Castles B - B 4
6 Castles B - B 4 ch
7 KtxP BxPch
7P-Q4 B-Kt3
8 R x B Kt x Kt
8 QB x P PxP
9 P - Q 4 Kt - B 5
9 BxPch K-Bsq
10 P-K 5 Kt-K 5
10 R-B2 Kt-KB3
11 RxP KxR
C//ESS SPARKS.
12
Q-
B 3 ch
. K
-K 8(,
13
Qx
Kt
R
-QKt
q
14
Kt-Q 2
B
-Kt 2
15
P-
Q
-K 2
16
Kt
xKt
P
xKt
17
Qx
P
K
-Qsq
18
B-
B4
R
-QBs
q
19
P-
K 6
P
-Q 3
20
R-
KBsq
K
KB sq
21
B-
Kt5...
(a)
and
wins.
(a) If 21...RxR ch, 22 QxR: and if
21...R - B 3, 22 B x R, P x B, 23 QxQ
18 B-K 7 mate.
291.
Played at Cheltenham, about 1884.
Evans G'tmlrit.
Dr. Philson. D. E. H. Noyes.
P-K 4
Kt-KB3
B - B 4
4 P-QKt 4
5 P - B 3
6 Castles
7 P-Q4
8 PxP
9 Kt - B 3
P-K 4
Kt-QB 3
B-B4
B x P
B-B4
P-Q 3
PxP
B-Kt 3
B-Kt 5
io 4
CHESS SPARKS.
10 P-Q5
11 B-Kt5ch
12 PxP
13 KtxKt...(
Kt
-KB
3
P-
K 3
3
Kt
-B3
P-
Q4
4
Px
P
Px
P
5
B-Kt 5
ch
B-
Q2
6
Q-K2
ch
B-
K 2
7
Kt
xP
Kt
-QB
3
8
P-Q3
P-
QR3
9
B-QB4
B-
Kt 5
io6
CHESS SPARKS.
10
11
12
13
14
15
P-B3
B-Kt3
KtxB
QxB
Kt-B6
PxKt
16 Castles
17 R-K sqch
18 Q x Kt
P-QKt4
Kt-R4
BxKt
KtxB
Q-Bsq
Kt - B 3
Q-Kt2
K-Bsq
PxQ
After Black's 18th move.
White announced mate in four
moves.
298.
Played at St. Petersburg in 1885.
. ' Bishop's Gambit.
Prince Dadian. Boulitchoff.
P-K 4
P-KB4
B-B4
BxP
Kt-KB3
PxKt
Castles
Kt-B3
P-Q4
BxP
BxB
Kt-K 4
Kt-K5
14 Q-R5
15 Kt-Kt5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
P-K 4
PxP
P-Q4
Kt-KB3
KtxB
QxP
B-K 3
Q-Q2
P-QB3
B-Q3
QxB
Q-B2
Castles
P-B3
PxQKt
16 RxRch
17 R-Bsq ch
18 R-B7ch
19 QxBch
20 Kt mates.
KxR
K-K 2
BxR
K-Q3
I /
299.
Played with four other games
blindfold at Amit-ns on 27th April,
1885.
Evans Gambit declined.
J. H. Zukertort. Bouzon.
6
7
8
9
10
11
1 P-K4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
5 P - Kt 5
KtxP
BxPch
P-Q4
BxKt
B-Q5
P-KB4
12 PxP
P-K4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
B-Kt3
Kt-R4
Q-B3
K-Bsq
P-Q3
PxKt
BxP
BxR
Q-R 5ch.
.(a)
After White's 12th move.
13 P-Kt3 Q-Kt5
14 Castles ch K - K sq
15 B-B7ch
and Black resigns.
(a) If 12... Q x P, then 13 R - B sq ch,
K-K 2, 14 B-R 3 ch, K-Q sq, 15
B - Kt 8 ch, and 16 R mates.
If White in this variation play 13
CHESS SPARKS.
107
Castles ch he would lose, as Black could
then interpose the Queen ch on move 15.
(Chess Moqfihly.)
300.
One of twenty-six simultaneous
games played by Herr Englisch at
the Vienna Chess Club in 1885.
Queeris Pawn Opening.
B. Englisch. Oscar von Hofmansthal.
9
10
11
12
13
H
15
16
17
1 P-Q4
2 P - QB 4
3 Kt - QB 3
Kt-B3
BPxP
PxP
P-K3
B-Q3
Castles
B-K 2
KtxP
BxB
PxB
QxQ
B-K 2
R - Kt sq
R-Kt3
18 B-R6
19 B-Kt7
P-K3
Kt - KB 3
P-Q4
P-B4
KPxP
BxP
Castles
Kt-B3
B - KKt 5
P-Q5
BxKt
BxKt
Kt-K4
KR*Q
QR - B sq
P - QKt 3
Kt-K5
R-B3
After White's 19th move.
and Black gives mate in five moves.
301.
Played in a Correspondence Tour-
ney in America, 1885.
Petroff's Defence.
Ferris. Narraway.
1 P-K 4 P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3 Kt - KB 3
3KtxP P-Q3
4 Kt - KB 3 Kt x P
5 P-Q4 P-Q4
6 B-Q 3 B-Q 3
7 Castles Castles
8 P-B4 B-K 3
9Q-B2 P - KB 4
10 Q - Kt 3 PxP
11 QxKtP Kt-Q2
12 BxKt R-Kt sq
13 QxRP PxB
14 Kt-Kt5 B-Q 4
15Q-R5 Kt-B3
16 Q-B3 P-R3
17 Kt-KR3 Kt-Kt5
18 P-KKt3 R-B6
19Q-Ksq P-K6
'20 BxP
After White's 20th move.
Black announced mate in ix moves.
302."
Played by Correspondence in 1885.
Ruy Lopez.
J. C. Wisbey. A. J. Hambliu.
1 P-K 4 P-K4
io8
CHESS SPARKS.
Kt-KB3
B - Kt 5,
KtxKt
Castles
P-Q3
Q-R5
B-Kt5
9 B-QB4
10 Kt-Q 2. ..(a)
11 P-B4
P-B5
P-B6
P-K5
Kt-K 4
12
L3
1 l
LB
Kt - QB 3
Kt-Q 5
PxKt
B-B4
Kt-K 2
B - Kt 3
Castles
P - KH 3
P-Q3
B-K3
BxB
PxB
B-K3
B - KB 4
After White's 15th move.
i
I * >..*
16 RxB
17 QxP
18 R-KBsq
19 RxKt
20 PxP
21 Kt - B 6 ch
KtxR
R-Ksq
RxP
Q - KB sq
QxP
K - B sq
and the game is drawn.
(a) If 10... P x B, 11 Kt - B/8 threaten-
ing 12 Kt x P.
303.1
Played in the Hamburg Tourna-
ment, July, 1885.
Centre Gambit.
W. Paulsen. E. Schallopp.
1 P-K4 P-K4
2 P-
3 Qx
4 Q-
5 P-
6 P-
7 <>
8 Qx
10 B-
11 K-
12 Kt-
13 P-
14 Px
15 Px
16 K-
17 K-
18 K-
enhauH. Colchester.
P-K 4
P-KB4
Kt-KB3
B-B4
PxP
Kt - QB 3
7 QP x Kt
8 Castles
KtxKt
B x P ch
B mates.
9
10
11
P-K 4
P-Q3
B - Kt 5
Kt-KB3
Ktx P
Ktx Kt
Kt - B 3
Ktx P
BxQ
K-K -1
315.
Played about 1887.
King's Bishop's Opening.
W. H. K. Pollock. F. Lee.
1 P-K4
2 B-B4
3 Kt - KB 3
4 BxP
5 PxKt
6 Kt - B 3
7 Castles
8 R-Ksq
9 Kt - QKt 5
10 KtxKP
11 RxKt
12 R-Q5
13 Q-R5ch
14 Q-K2
15 QxB
16 R-Q8
17 RxQR
18 Kt-Q 4
19 QxP
20 Kt - B 3
and Black obtains a
can only play
P-K 4
Kt - KB 3
P-Q4
KtxB
QxP
Q-Q3
B-K 2
Kt-B3
Q-Q2
KtxKt
P-KB3
Q-B3
P-Kt 3
Castles
R-K sq
B-Q2
RxR
Q-Q4
R^Ksq
QxKt
draw, for White
21 PxQ
22 Q - Q 8
B-R6
BxQ
CHESS SPARKS.
316.
2 Kt - KB 3
Kt - QB 3
Played at Vienna
in 1887.
3 P-B3
4 B-Kt5
P-Q4
PxP
Muzio Gambit.
5 KtxP
Q-Q4
Dr. S. Gold. Dr. v
. Kochanowsky.
6 Q-R4
Kt-K 2
7 KtxKt
PxKt
1 P-K 4
2 P-KB4
3 Kt - KB 3
4 B-B4
5 Castles
6 QxP
7 P-Q3
8 Kt - B 3
9 QBxP
10 QxB
11 RxQ
12 QR-KBsq
13 BxP
14 KtxKt
15 QR-B3
P-K 4
PxP
P - KKt 4
P-Kt5
PxKt
B-'R3
Q-B3
Kt-K 2
BxB
QxQ
Castles
P-Q4
KtxB
Kt-R3
B-K 3
8 B - K 2 P - KKt 3
9 P - KB 3 Q - KKt 4
10 Castles Q-B 4 ch
11 K-Rsq PxP
12 BxP R-QKtsq
13Kt-R3 B-K3
14P-Q4 Q-Kt3
15 B-KKt5 B-Kt2
16 QR-Ksq P-KR3
17 BxKt KxB
18 BxP QxKtP
19 P-Q 5 BxP
20 Q - KB 4 B x R
and White wins in two moves.
16 R-Kt 3 ch
K- R sq
17 Kt-B6
R - KlCt sq
318.
18 R-R4
19 R-Kt 5
R - Kt 2
QR - KKt sq
*-j.i_ __
Played at the British Chess Club
about 1887.
After Black's 19th move.
....M. HHt
Queen's Pawn Opening.
I. Gimsberg.
Sellon.
White gives KKt.
White mates in two moves.
317.
Played at Berlin in 1887.
Stawitoris Opening.
Max Harmonist. Dr. B. Lasker.
1P-K4 P-K4
1 P - Q 4
2 P-QB4
3 P-K 3
4 P - QKt 3
5 B - Kt 2
6 P - QR 3
7 QPxP
P - QKt 4
P-B5
B-Q3
PxP
12 Kt-Q 2
13 R-QBsq
14 KKt-B3
15 Castles
16 RxKt
17 Kt-Q 4
18 Q-R5
19 Q-R6
8
9
10
11
P - K 3
P-Q4
P-QB4
Kt - QB 3
Kt - B 3
B-K 2
BxP
B-K 2
Castles
P - QKt 3
QxP
B-Kt 2
QR - QB sq
Kt - K 5
B-B3
RxR
R-B2
P-Kt3
B-Kt 2
CHESS SPAKXS.
After Black's 19th move.
i m i ^ ; 4
i I 1 1
White mates in three moves.
319. ^
Played at St. Petersburg in 1887.
Muzio Gambit.
A. Fadceff.
P-K 4
PxP
P - KKt 4
P-Kt5
PxKt
B-R3
Kt-QB3
KtxP
KxB
K-Kt 2
BxB
Kt - R 3
K-Kt 3
Kt-B2
KxR
R-KBsqch K-Kt 3
P-R5ch K-R3
R - B 6 ch
and wins.
Prince Dadian.
1 P-K 4
2 P - KB 4
3 Kt-KB3
4 B-B4
5 Kt - B 3
6 QxP
7 P-Q4
8 Castles
9 B x P ch
10 Q-R5ch
11 BxP
12 RxB
13 Q-K5ch
14 P-KR4
15 RxKt
16
17
18
320.
Played at St. Petersburg in 1887
French Di-fetice.
Prince Dadian. A. Fadeeff.
1 P-K4 P-K 3
2 P-Q4 P-Q4
3 Kt-C^B3
4 B-KKt5
5 P - K 5
6 BxB
7 Kt-Kt5
8 P-QH3
9 Kt-KB3
Kt - R 3
Kt - B 2
P-KR4
Kt-K 3
P-R5
P-KKt 4
KtxP
R-KKtsq
Kt-Kt5
After White's
11
12
13
1 \
L6
16
17
18
Kt - K B 3
B-K 2
KKt-Q2
QxB
Kt-Bw|
Kt - Kt 3
P-QR3
P-QB4
Cautlen
P-B5
P-B4
Kt - R sq
PxP
Q-B2
QxP
Q-Kw|
18th move.
19 Kt - B 6 ch R x Kt
20 P x R PxP
and White wins in a few moves.
321.
Played at Warsaw in 1887.
Steinitz Gambit.
S. T aubenhaus.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
P-B4
P-Q4
K-K 2
6 PxP
Heilpern.
P-K 4
Kt-QB 3
PxP
Q - R 5 ch
P-Q4
B - Kt 5 ch
CHESS SPARKS.
7 Kt-B3
8 PxB
9 K - Q 3
10 K-B4
11 B-R3
12 K-Kt3
13 R-K sq
14 QxKt
and White gives
moves.
322.
Played in the Frankfort Tourna-
ment, 1887.
French Defence.
Max Harmonist. A. Burn.
B x Kt ch
Q - K 2 ch
Kt - Kt 5 ch
P-QB3
PxPch
Kt - QB 3
Kt x P ch
QxR
mate in seven
1 P-K 4
2 P-Q 4
3 Kt - QB 3
4 B-KIU5
5 P - K 5
6 BxB
7 Q-Q2
8 Kt - Q sq
P-K 3
P-Q 4
Kt - KB 3
B-K 2
KKt - Q 2
QxB
Castles
P-KB 4
9 P x P (en past.} Q x P
10 B-Q3
11 PxP
12 Kt-K 2
13 P-QB3
14 K-Bsq
15 KxB
16 K-Ktsq
17 K-Bsq
P-K 4
KtxP
P-B4
B-R6!
BxP ch
Q - B 6 ch
Q - Kt 5 ch
Q - R 6 ch
and White resigns.
323.
Played at Leipzig in 1887.
King's Gambit.
von Gottschall. F.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 P-KB 4
PxP
3 Kt - KB 3
P-KKt 4
4 P-Q4
P-Kt 5
5 Kt - K 5
Q - R 5 ch
6 P-Kt3
PxP
7 QxP
P - Kt 7 ch
1-2
13
8 QxQ
9 B-K 3
10 Q-B4
11 Kt-QB3
Castles
PxP
14 B-QB 4
15 BxP ch
16 P-K 6
17 P-K5
Kt-Q5
KtxB
Q-B6
18
1!)
20
P x R queens
B-K 2
Kt - KB 3
P-Q3
PxKt
KKt-Q 2
Q-Kt7
K-Qsq
B-Q3
B-K2
Kt - QB 3
KtxKt
R-Bsq
After Black's 20th move.
White gives mate in six moves.
324.
Played in the seventh round of
the Frankfort Tournament in 1887.
Petrojf's Defence.
L. Paulsen. E. Schallopp.
1 P-K4
P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
Kt-KB
3 KtxP
P-Q3
4 Kt - B 4
KtxP
5 P-Q4
P-Q4
6 Kt-K 3
B-K 3
7 B - Q 3
P-KB 4
8 Castles
Q-R5
9 P-KKt 3
Q-B3
10 P-QB 4
P-B3
11 PxP
PxP
n6
CHESS SPARKS.
12 Kt-B3
13 PxKt
14 R-Ksq
15 Kt-Kt2
16 Q-K 2
17 R-Ktsq
18 R x P ch
19 B-R6
KtxKt
Q-B2
B-K 2
P-KKt4
K-Q2
R-Ksq
K-Bsq
and Black resigns.
325.
Played in the Nuremberg Club
Tournament, 1887.
K. Meiser. Dr. S. Tarrasch.
Black gives
1 P-K4
P-Q4
B-Q3
PxP
B-KKt5
Kt - KB 3
Castles
8 Kt - Q 2
9 B-R4
B-Kt3
K-Rsq
Kt-B 4
BPxKt
14 Q-Ksq
15 P-QR3
16 PxP
17 RxB
R-B5
Kt-K 3
R - KB sq
10
11
12
L3
18
19
20
and move.
P-Q3
Kt - KB 3
P-K 4
PxP
B-QB4
Kt-B 3
B-KKt5
P-KR3
P - KKt 4
Kt-KR4
Q-K2
Kt x B ch
Castles (QR)
P-KR4
P-R5
BxKt
P-Kt5
RxP
QR - R sq
Black announced matejin six moves.
326.
Played at the British Chess Club
in 1887.
Buy Lopez.
F. H. Lewis. A.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-Kt5
4 Castles
P-K4
Kt - QB 3
Kt-B 3
KtxP
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
L2
P-Q4
BxKt
PxP
Kt-B3
Kt-K 4
Kt - Kt 3
Kt-Q4
P-Kt4
13 Kt(Q4)-B5
14 Kt-R5
15 Kt(B5)xPch
16 Kt-B6ch
17 B-R3ch
Q - Kt 4 ch
Kt - R 5
Kt - B 4 ch
18
19
20
Kt-Q3
KtP x B
Kt-Kt2
B-K2
P-Q4
Kt-B 4
B-Q2
Kt-K 3
BxP
B-B6
KtxKt
K-K 2
K-K 3
Kt-B 4
R - KKt sq
KxP
After Black's 20th move.
White gives mate in six uioves.
327.
Played at Hooton in October, 1 887.
Irregular Opening.
Rev. J. Owen. A. Burn.
1 Kt-KB3
P-Q4
2 P-Q4
B-KB4
3 P-K 3
P-K-3
4 Kt - B 3
Kt-KB3
5 P - QR 3
P-QB4
6 B - Kt 5 ch
QKt-Q2
7 Kt-K 5
B-Q3
8 P-KKt4
BxKt
9 PxQB
B-Q3
CHESS SPARKS.
117
10 PxQBP
11 P-Kt4
12 B-Kt2
Q-Q4
BxKt
Kt x P !
13
14
16
BxP
B-Q3
R - QB sq
Castles
QxB
Kt-Ksq
After White's 15th move.
16 Kt-B6 ch PxKt
17 R-Kt sq ch K - R sq
18 QxPch
and mates next move.
328.
Played before 1888.
Pliilidor'n Dr feme.
W. Steinitz.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt - KB 3
3 P-Q4
4 QPxP
5 Kt - Kt 5
6 P-K 6
7 Kt - QB 3
8 KKtxKP
9 Q - R 5 ch
10 Q-K 5
11 B-KKt5
12 R-Q sq!
13 B-QB4
14 BxQ
and Black
Rainer.
P*-K 4
P-Q3
P-KB4
BP x P
P-Q4
Kt - KR 3
P-B3
PxKt
P-Kt 3
R-Kt sq
Q-Q3
QxP
Kt - Q 2
resigns.
329.
Mr. Bird plays twenty-one games
simultaneously at Newport on 16th
February, 1888.
Scotch Game.
Hutchins. H. E Bird.
P-K 4
Kt - KB 3
P-Q4
KtxP
Kt x Kt
B-Q3
Castles
Q-B3
P-KR3
P - K 5
11 Q xQBPch
12 QxR
13 B-KB4
P - KKt 3
9
10
1 1
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
PxP
Q-R5
KtP x Kt
Kt - B 3
B-B4
P-KR4
P-Q 3
Kt - Kt 5
K - Q sq
Q-Kt 6
QxB
BxP ch
After White's 14th move.
QxKtP
B-Kt 2
Q-R7mate.
15 K-Rsq
16 Q-Kt 2
17 RxB
33O.
Played at firaz, January, 1888.
Vienna (-fame.
Prof. Berger. Frolich.
1 P-K 4 P-K4
2 Kt-QB3 Kt-QB3
I IS
CHESS SPAXA'S.
3Kt-B3 P-Q3
2 P-KB4
PxP
4 B-Kt5 B-Kt5
3 Kt - K H 3
P-KKt 4
5 Kt-Q5 KKt-K 2
4 B - H 4
P-Kt6
6 P-B3 P-QR3
5 Castles
I'xKt
7 H - R 4 P - QKt 4
6 QxP
Q-B3
8B-Kt3 Kt-R4
7 P-K5
QxP
9 KtxKP BxQ (a)
8 B x P ch
KxB
10 Kt-B6ch PxKt
9 P-Q4
Q x P ch
11 B x P mate.
10 B-K 3
Q-B3
(a) Equally fatal would be
9 KtxB /
11 Q-K 4
12 QxPch
Q-K3
Kt-B3
10 Kt x B Kt x R
13 B-Q4
B-Kt2
11 Kt-B6ch PxKt-
12 Kt mates
14 Kt - B 3
15 QR - K sq
R-Bsq
Q-QB3
331.
16 Kt-K 4
K - Kt sq
Played at Dresden in 1888.
17 KtxKtch
18 Kt-Q5
K-Rsq
Scotch Game.
E. Flechsig.
1 P-K4
2 Kt-KB3
3 P-Q4
4 P - B 3
5 B - QB 4
6 KtxP
7 Q-Kt3
Kt - KKt 5
B-Kt 5
P-B4
P - KR 3
B-K 2
B-K 3
14 Castles (QR)
15 P-Kt4
16 P-B5
17 RxKt
18 K-Ktsq
19 KtxQP
20 B - Kt 5 ch
and White wins ii
8
9
10
11
12
13
Dresel.
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
PxP
PxP
Kt - B 3
P-Q3
Q-Q2
Kt-K 4
P-B3
QKt - Kt 5
Kt - R 3
B-K 2
Q-B2
P-Q4
PxP
Kt-Q4
PxR
P-B3
Q-R4
K-Bsq
three or four
u v en .
332. W
(From Bird's Modern Chess.")
Played about 1888.
Muzio Gambit.
A. E. Studd.
1 P-K 4 P-K 4
After White's 18th move.
and White mates in a few moves.
333.
The second game in a match
played at New York in 1888.
Scotch Game.
E. Delmar.
S. Lipschiitz.
1 P-K4
P-K4
2 Kt - KB 3
Kt - QB 3
3 P-Q4
PxP
4 KtxP
Kt-B3
5 KtxKt
KtP x Kt
6 B-Q3
P-Q4
7 P-K5
Kt-Kt5
CHESS SPARKS.
119
8 Castles
B-QB4
and Black announced mate in three
9 P-KR3
KtxKP
moves.
10 R-Ksq
Q-B3
4^
11 Q-K 2
Castles
12 QxKt
QxP ch
335.
13 K-Rsq
14 PxB
BxRP
Q - B 6 ch
Played
1888.
at Pursell's. 16th May,
15 K-R2
B-Q3
16 QxB
Q - B 7 ch
Alia
aier-Thwold Gam/jit.
and White resigns. /
334.
Played at Nuremberg in 1888.
K. Eckart. Dr. Tarrasch.
Black gives Pawn and move.
P-K 4
P-KB4
Kt-KB3
B-B4
P-Q4
KtxKt
7 K-Bsq
8 PxP
B - Kt 5 ch
PxP
PxPch
B - B 6 ch
Q-Q3
14 Q-Kt5ch
15 Q-Kt7 ch
16 Kt-B3
After White's
9
10
11
12
13
Kt - QB 3
P-K 4
PxP
B-B4
Ktx P
Q - R 5 ch
P-Q4
B-KKt5
P-B3
Castles
KxP
K-Kt 3
RxKt
K-B2
K-Q3
16th move.
L. Van Vliet. Sheppard.
P-K 4
P-KB4
Kt-KB3
P-KR4
Kt - Kt 5
KtxP
P-Q4
BxP
B - B 4 ch
B - K 5 ch
11 Castles
12 Q-Q2
Kt-B3
Q-K3
PxKt
KtxP
17 Q-QB3
18 RxR
19 R-Bsq ch
20 R - B 7 ch
9
10
13
14
15
16
P-K 4
PxP
P - KKt 4
P-Kt 5
P-KR3
KxKt
P-Q4
PxP
K-Kt 2
Kt-B3
B-K 2
R - B sq
Kt-B3
KtxB
Kt-Q2
KtxP
B-Q3
KxR
K-K 2
KtxR
After Black's 20th move.
and White mates in five moves.
120
CHESS SPAJtKS.
336.
Played in America in 1888.
Muzio Gambit.
Captain Michaelis. E. L. Whitehouse.
1 P - K 4
2 P-KB4
3 Kt-KB3
4 B-B4
5 Castles
6 QxP
7 P-Q3
8 Kt-B3
9 BxP
10 QxB
11 RxQ
12 QR-KBsq
13 RxP
14 RxR
15 RxQPch
16 R-Q 8ch
17 RxB
18 RxPch
1 9 R x P and wins
337.
Played in the Tournament of the
British Chess Association in 1888.
Ruy Lopez.
C. D. Locock. I. Gunsberg.
P-K 4
PxP
P-KKt4
P-Kt5
PxKt
Q-B3
B-R3
Kt-K 2
BxB
QxQ
Castles
Kt - Kt 3
RxR
Kt-K 4
KtxB
K-Kt2
Kt-Kt3
QKt-Q2
1 P-K4
P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B - Kt 5 /
Kt - QB 3
Kt-B3
4 Castles
B-K 2
5 P-Q4
6 Q-K 2
7 BxKt
Kt x KP
Kt - Q 3
KtPxB
8 PxP
Kt - Kt 2
9 Kt - Q 4
10 Kt-QB3
11 R-Ksq
12 P-QKt 3
13 Kt-B5
Castles
Kt-B4
R - Kt-sq
Kt-K 3
B-Kt5
14 Q-K 3
16 P x P(enpass.)
P-Q 4
PxP
16 B-Kt2 R-Kt2
17 Kt-K 4 BxR
18 Kt-B6ch K-Rsq
After Black's 18th move.
19 Q-R6...(a) PxQ
20 Kt - R 5 ch P - B 3
and White resigns.
(a) A fatal error, but scarcely dis-
entitling the game from ranking as a
masterpiece. White has at this point
a splendid winning coup by 19 Kt x KtP.
The leading variations are as follows
I. 19 Kt x KtP K x Kt
20Q-Kt3ch K-Bsq
21Q-Q3 BxPch
22 K x B Q - Kt 3 ch
23 K-Bsq Kt-Kt 4
24 Kt - Q 5 ch and wins.
II. 19 Kt x KtP Kt x Kt
20 Q - R G and wins.
III. 19 Kt x KtP B x P ch
20 QxB KtxKt
21 Q-R4 B-B4
22Q-R6 R-KKtsq
23R-Ksq R-K2
24 RxR QxR
26 P - KR 4 Q - B sq
26 P - R 5
27 Q - Kt 5
winning presently by P - R 6.
IV. 19 Kt x KtP B x P ch
20 Q x B Q - Kt 3
21 QxQ PxQ
22 Kt-B5 P-Q4
23 Kt - Q 7 ch and wins.
[Note by W. H. K. Pollock in British
Chess Magazine.']
CHESS SPARKS.
121
338.
Played in an International Cor-
respondence Tourney, about 1888.
Ruy Lopez.
J. H. Blake. G. B. Fraser.
P-K4
Kt - KB 3
B - Kt 5
"P-Q3
Kt-B3
B-QB4
P-KR4
Kt - KKt 5
PxP
10 KtxQP
11 Q-B3
12 KtxB
B - Kt 5 ch
B - Kt 5 ch
15 Q x P ch
16 B-Q 2
17 B-Kt4ch
18 B-B3 ch
19 Q-KB7
9
13
14
P-K4
Kt - QB 3
Kt-B3
Kt-K 2
P-B3
Kt - Kt 3
P - KR 4
P-Q4
PxP
KtxKt
B-K 3
PxKt
K-K 2
Kt-B3
K-Q3
P-K 5
K-K4
K-B5
Kt-K 2
and White announced mate in five
moves.
339.
Played at Vienna about 1888.
J. Kohn. J. H. Bauer.
Black gives Pawn and move.
1 P-K4
P-K 3
2 P-Q 4
P-Q4
3 P-K5
P-QB4
4 B - Kt 5 ch
Kt-B3
5 P - QB 3
Q-Kt 3
6 B x Kt ch
PxB
7 Kt - B 3
B-R3
8 Kt - Kt 5
PxP
9 KtxKP
P-B4
10 KtxB
Kt-K 2
11 KtxP
RxKt
12 PxP
PxP
13 Q-B2
R - B sq
14 Q-Q2
RxP
After Black's 14th move.
15 RxR
16 R-R 8 ch
17 P-K6ch
18 R-R 6 ch
19 K-Qsq
20 Q - K sq
Q-Kt4
K-Q2
KxP
P-Kt 3
Q - B 8 ch
B - K 7 ch
and wins.
340. v
Played, October, 1888.
Three Knights Game.
W. Donisthorpe. G. M. Salter.
1 P-K4
P-K 4
2 Kt-KB3
Kt - QB 3
3 Kt - B 3
B-B4
4 KtxP
KtxKt
5 P-Q4
Q-B3
6 Kt - Q 5
Q-Qsq
7 PxB
Kt-K 2
8 B - KB 4
KKt-Kt3
9 Q-R5
P-Q3
10 PxP
B-Kt 5
11 KtxPch
K-Q2
12 B-Kt5 ch
K - B sq
13 BxKt
BxQ
14 P-Q 7ch
QxP
15 BxQ ch
KxB
16 B-Kt 3
QR - QB sq
17 P-KB3
Kt-K 2
18 Castles (QR)
ch K - B 3
19 R-Q 6 ch
K-B4
122
CHESS SPARKS.
20R-Q7 Kt-B3
and White won in five moves, thus-
21 KR-Qsq B-Kt3
22 KR - Q 5 ch K - B 5
23 P-Kt3ch K-Kt5
24B-Q6ch K-B6
26 Kt - Kt 5 mate.
i mi 888.
341
Played at Havana
Evans Gambit.
A. C. Vasquez. G. Lopez.
White gives QRook.
1 P-K 4
P-K4
2 Kt-KB3
3 B-B4
Kt - QB 3
B-B4
4 P - QKt 4
5 P-B3
BxP
B-B4
6 Castles
Kt-B3
7 P-Q4
8 PxP
PxP
B-Kt3
9 P - K 5
10 PxKt
P-Q4
PxB
11 R-K sq ch
12 B-R3 ch
13 P-Q5
14 PxKt
15 PxP
K-Bsq
K - Kt sq
B-Q2
QBxP
KxP
16 B-Kt 2 ch
P-B3
17 Q-Bsq
18 Q - Kt 5 ch
19 Kt-K5
R - KB sq
K-Rsq
PxQ
After Black's 19th move.
White mates in two moves.
342. I/
The fourth game in the match
played at Havana in 1888.
French Defence.
W. Steinitz.
C. Golmayo.
1 P-K4
P-K 3
2 P-Q4
P-Q4
3 Kt-QB3
Kt - KB 3
4 P-K 5
KKt-Q2
5 P-B4
P - QB 4
6 PxP
BxP
7 Kt-B3
Castles
8 B-Q3
Kt-QB3
9 P-KR4
P-B3
10 Kt-KKt5
Px Kt
11 BxPch
KxB
12 PxPch
K - Kt sq
13 Q-R5
KKtxP
14 PxKt
R-B4
15 P-KKt4
RxPch
16 K-Qsq
B-K 6
17 BxB
RxB
18 Kt-Kt5
R-B6
19 P-Kt6
K-Bsq
and White gives mate in four moves.
343.
Played by correspondence
America about 1889.
Steinitz Gambit.
W. J. Kennard. E. P. Wires.
1 P-K 4
2 Kt-QB3
3 P-B4
P-Q 4
K-K 2
PxP
Kt-B3
K-B2
KxB
B - Kt 5 ch
PxP
BxPch
R-Ksq
14 QxKt
15 BxP
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ll
12
13
P-K 4
Kt - QB 3
PxP
Q - R 5 ch
P-Q4
B - Kt 5 ch
Q - K 2 ch
BxKt
Kt - Q sq
P-B3
PxP
KtxB
Kt x P ch
QxR
Q-K3
CHESS SPARKS.
123
After Black's 15th move.
16 R-Ksq
17 Q-R4ch
18 Q - R 5 ch
19 Q-QKt5ch
20 Q - QB 5 ch
QxR
K-Qsq
K-Ksq
K-K 2
K-B3
and White wins.
344. ]/
Played about 1889.
Centre Counter Gambit.
E. Schallopp.
1 P - K 4
2 PxP
3 P - QB 4
4 Q-QR4
5 PxP
6 Q - QKt 3
7 Q-B3
8 P-KB4
9 Q-Q3
10 Q-KKt 3
11 QxP
12 K-K 2
13 KxQ
P-Q4
Kt - KB 3
P-QB3
B-Q2
KtxP
Kt - Q 5
P- K 4
B-QKt5
B-KB4
Kt-K 5
Kt - B 7 ch
Q - Q 6 ch
Kt-Kt 6 mate.
345.
i/
Played at Pittsfield, U.S.A.,
about 1889.
King's Gambit.
W. E. Tucker. H. H. Ballard.
1 P-K 4
P-K 4
2 P-KB4
3 Kt - KB 3
4 B-B4
5 Castles
6 P-Q4
7 P-B3
8 P-KKt3
9 PxQP
10 Q-Kt3
11 PxP
12 BxP
13 BxPch
14 B-Kt6
15 QxB
16 Kt-Kt 5ch
17 R-B7 ch
18 Kt-K 4ch
19 R-B5ch
and White mates
PxP
P - KKt 4
B-Kt2
P-KR3
P-Q3
Kt-K 2
P-Q4
KtxP
P-QB3
PxP
KtxB
K-Bsq
B-K 3
KtxQ
K-K 2
K-Q3
K-Q4
KxKt
in four moves.
346. U
Played at Nuremberg about 1889.
French Defence.
Dr. Tarrasch. K. Eckart.
1 P-K4
2 P-Q 4
3 Kt - Q 2
4 P-K5
5 B-Q 3
6 P - QB 3
7 Kt - K 2
8 Kt-B3
9 Castles
10 Kt-B4
11 Q-B2
12 PxP (en pass.)
13 Kt-Kt 5
14 BxP
15 Q x P ch
and White mates in
347.
Played at Nuremberg about 1889.
Evans Gambit.
Dr. Tarrasch. C. Kelz.
1 P-K 4 P-K 4
P-K 3
P-Q4
Kt - KB 3
Kt-Q2
P-QB4
Kt - QB 3
Q-Kt3
B-K2
Castles
Kt - Q sq
P-B4
KtxP
P-Kt3
PxB
K-R sq
three moves.
124
CHESS SPARKS.
2 Kt - KB 3
3 B-B4
4 P-QKt4
5 P-B3
6 P-Q4
7 Castles
8 Q - Kt 3
9 P - K 5
10 KtxP
11 B-R3
12 Kt-Q5
13 BxKt
14 P-K 6
15 BxKt
16 Kt-K 5
17 Q-^Kt3
18 Q-Kt5
19 QR-Q sit.
J. H. Ellis.
H. Noyes.
White gives Q Knight.
P-K 4
Kt-KB3
B - B 4
Castles
P-QKt 4
P - B 3
Kt-Kt 5
P - KB 4
9 PxQP
10 K - R sq
11 PxP
P - K 4
Kt - QB 3
Kt - B 3
B-B4
Bx 1'
H - R 4
Castles
P-Q 4
B - Kt 3 ch
Kt - QR 4
Kt - Kt 5
142
CHESS SPARKS.
12 P-Qi
KtxB
399.
13 P-K 6
Kt-K 6
14 BxKt
KtxB
Played at Hasting* in 1894,
lo Q-R5
P-R3
against two amateurs consulting.
16 RxP!
QBxP
Centre Gambit.
After White's ICtb move.
17 Q-Kt6 QxKt...(a)
White mates in two moves.
(a) If 17 . . . B x B then 18 Q - B 7 ch,
K-B sq, 19 KtxB ch, K moves, 20
KtxQ, K or BxKt and White wins
another piece.
398. '
Played at Mineapolis Chess Club,
about 1894.
Muzio Gambit.
P-K 4
P-KB4
Kt-KB3
B-B 4
5 B x P ch
6 Kt-K 5ch
7 Q x P ch
8 P - Q 4 ch
9 P-QKt4
10 P-B3
11 KtxB
12 B-Kt2ch
13 Q-K 2ch
14 K-B 2 mate.
P-K 4
PxP
P-KKt4
P-Kt5
KxB
K-K 3
KxKt
KxQP
BxPch
BxPch
KxKt
KxB
KxR
[Illustrated ^porting and Dramatic News.]
Amateurs. J. H. Blackburue.
P-K4
P-Q4
QxP
Q-K3
B-Q2
6 Kt-QB3
7
8
9
10
II
Castles
P-B4
PxP
B-B4
B-Kt 3
12 KtxKt
13 Q-KB3
14 P-B3
15 B-B4
After Black's
P-K 4
PxP
Kt-QB3
P-KKt.3
B-Kt2
KKt-K 2
Castles
P-Q4
Kt - Kt 5
B-B4
KKtxP
KtxKt
Q-B3
Kt - Kt 5
Q-R3!
15th move.
16 P-Kt 4 QxRP
17 B-K 3 BxQBP
and White resigns.
400.
Played at Hamburg in 1894.
Ruy Lopez.
Dr. Frensdorff. Max Bier.
1 P-K4 P-K 4
CHESS SPARKS.
J 43
2 Kt - KB 3
Kt-QB 3 13 Castles
TBxKt
3 B-Kt5
P-QR3
14 BxPch
PxB
4 B-R4
Kt-B3
15 Q x P ch
Q-Q2
5 Kt - B 3
B-B4
16 QxR
B - Q 5 ch
6 KtxP
KtxKt
17 K-Rsq
Castles
7 P-Q4
B-Q3
18 Q-B3
B-Kt2
8 P-B4
Kt - B 3
19 Q-K 2
Kt-K 5
9 P-K 5
B-Kt5
20 B - K 3
10 P-Q5
Kt-K 5
and Black either wins the Queen or
11 Q-B3
Kt-B4
mates in four moves.
12 PxKt
QPxP
iiiiiiii
SOLUTIONS.
Game
16.
17.
20.
25.
30.
55.
57.
59.
64.
66.
1 ... Q x P ch
1 Q x B ch
The mate can be delayed till
the third move.
1 ... Q x KBP ch
lQ-Kt8ch K-Q2
2 Q - Q 8 ch BxQ
3 Kt - B 8 mate.
Q - B 8 ch
Q-K7
KtxQ
etc.
QxPch
B x P ch, etc.
Q - R 7 ch
Kt-Q Gch.etc.
Q x Kt ch
B x P ch
Q - Q 8 ch, etc.
K moves
KtxQ
3 B - K 7 mate.
IB- Kt 5 ch Kt covers
2 B x Kt ch P x B
3 Q x P ch, etc.
IQxPch KxQ
2 B - B 5 ch K - K sq
3 B-Q 7 ch, etc.
1 B x B ch K - R 4
2 B - B 5, etc.
1 Q - K 5 ch K - R 3
2P-Kt5ch K-R4
3 B - B 3 ch B - Kt 5
4 Q - Kt 3, etc.
1 B - B 5 P x B or (A)
2 Q x Kt cli Q x Q
3 Kt - Q 6 ch K - Q sq
4 B - Kt G mate.
(A) Q - R 4
2 Kt - B G ch P x Kt
32.
1
33.
]<.
34.
1
Q-
Q8 ch
35.
1
P-
B 5ch
2
B-
B4ch,
39.
1
2
Q-
R2
42.
1
2
K moves
43.
1
50.
1
2
Rx
B
51.
1
Kt
xPch
2
Q-
BGch
Game
3 R x Kt ch K - Q sq
4RxPch K-Ksq
5 R - Q 8 mate.
67. 1 ... QxPch
2 K x Kt P - Kt 4 ch
3KxP P-B3ch, etc.
70. 1 Q - R 3 ch K - Kt sq
2 Kt - K 7 ch K - B sq
3 Kt - Kt 6 ch K - Kt sq
4 Q - B 8 ch, etc.
71. 1 R - K sq ch K moves
2 Q - K 6, etc.
77. 1 Kt - Q 8 ch, etc.
78. 1 QxPch KtxQ
2 R x Kt ch K - R sq
3R-Kt8ch KxR
4 R - Kt sq ch, etc.
NOTE. 1 Q-RG Q-B3
2 B x Q, etc.
79.
81.
82.
21 PxP
BxP
22 RxKt
B x P ch
23 K x B
RxB
24 R - QB 7 ch
K-B2
25 RxP
Resigns.
1 ...
Q - K 6 ch
2 K - Kt 4
R - Kt sq ch
3 K-R5
P - B G, etc.
The mate can be delayed till
the twelfth move. The
Black Kt on Kt square
should be Black King.
1 ... B - B 7 ch
2 K-R3, best P-Q3ch
3 P - K G Kt - B 5 ch
4 K - Kt 4 Kt x P
5 P - Kt 3,bcst Kt x Kt ch
G K - Kt 5
7 K-Kt4
8 K-R4
9 K - Kt 5
10 K - R 5
11 K-RG
R - B 4 ch
R - B 3 ch
R - B 5 ch
Kt - K 3 ch
P - Kt 8 cb
R -R5cb
146
SOLUTIONS.
Game <;.nm-
12 P x R B-KG mate.
106.
This should read, White niatoH
or 9 Q - Kt 4 R x Q ch
in five moves, or winn the
10K-R8 RxPch
Queen.
11 K-R4 R-R6ch
IRxBch PxR
12K-Kt5 B-KG mate.
3 QxPatB7chK-Q4
If Black play 5 Kt-Q 5 ch,
then G K - R 4 and the mate
3R-Qsqch K-K5
4P-B3ch K-B4
is further delayed.
5 Q - B 7 mate.
83 1 ... Q - Kt 8 ch
109.
1 ... B x B ch, etc.
2K-Kt3 Q-K8ch
112.
lB-R6ch KxB
3K-R2 B-Kt8ch
2 Q - Q 2 ch, etc.
4 K - R sq B - B 7 ch, etc.
119.
1 B-R5ch
84. 1 ... R x B ch
2 R - Q 4 ch, etc.
2KxR Q-Kt5ch
123.
1 Q-Kt5ch, etc.
3 K - B sq R - B sq ch
124.
1 R x Kt ch, etc.
4K-Ksq B-B7ch
5 K - B sq B x Kt ch
127.
1 . . . Kt-Q6ch
2 K - Kt 3 B - Q 3 ch, etc.
G K - Kt K(\ B - B 7 ch
7 K-Bsq Q-QB5 mate.
131.
1 Q - Q 8 ch, etc.
The mate is not forced if
137.
1 Q- RG R-Ktsq
White gives up his Queen.
2 R-B 4
3 Q x P ch, etc.
87. 1 ... QxPch
2 K - B 2 R - Kt 7 ch
3K-Bsq R-K7ch
4RxB Q-Kt7 mate.
138.
1 Kt - B 6 ch K - R sq
2BxPch KxB
3Kt-R5ch K-R3
4Q-B6ch KxKt
93. 1 ... Q - B 8 ch
5 P-Kt4ch, etc.
2QxQ BxPch
140.
The mate can be effected in
3 B covers R x B, etc.
twelve moves.
94. 1 Q x QB ch P x Q
1 B - R 3 ch B covers
2 Kt - Kt 6 ch P x Kt
2 B x B ch Q covers
3 B x P mate.
3PxB K-B2 (best)
95. 1 Q x Kt ch K x Q
2 B - Kt 5 ch R covers
3 P x R ch, etc.
4Q-Q5ch K-Kt3
5 B x Q Kt x B (best)
6Q-K6ch K-R4
7 R - K 5 ch P - Kt 4
96. 1 Kt - Kt 6 ch, etc.
8 P - Kt 4 ch, etc.
98. 1 PxQPch KxP
141.
1 . . . Q-Kt8ch
2 R-K7ch, etc.
2RxQ Kt-B7ch
102. 1 B x QBP ch K x B
3 K moves B - R 6 mate.
2 Kt - Kt 5 ch K - Q sq
143.
1 Q - B 8 ch Q - Kt sq
3Kt-Q6 Q-Q2
2 B - B 6 ch, etc.
4R-K8ch Q x R
144.
1 QxBPch K-Rsq
5 Q x Q ch K-B2
2QxRch BxQ
6 Kt - Kt 5 mate.
3 R - Kt 8 mate
103. 1 ... R-Ksq
146.
1 Q x P ch K x Q
2BxPch KxB
2 R - R 3 ch Kt covers
3 Kt x B ch Q x Kt
3 R x Kt ch B covers
4 B-Q 2 QxP
4 R x B ch K - Kt 3
5B-Ksq Q-K6
5P-B5ch KxR
6Q-R3 Q-K7ch
6B-K2ch K-R5
7 K - Kt sq Q x B ch
7 P-Kt3ch K-R6
8 R x Q R x R mate.
8 B - B sq ch K - Kt 5
105. 1 QR - Q sq Q - B 3
9 K - Kt 2, etc.
2RxRch BxR
151.
1 . . . QxPch
3 Kt - Q7 ch K moves
2 K x Q R - R 5 ch, etc.
4 Q mates.
155.
1 . . . Kt-B6ch,etc.
SOLUTIONS.
Game
Game
157.
1 Q - Q 8 ch, etc.
222. IRxBch PxR
164.
1 Q - R 5 ch Q covers
2 B-B5ch, etc.
2 Q - B 7 ch, etc.
225. 1 KtxKtch K moves
168.
IQxPch KxQ
2 Kt - K 5 ch K moves
2B-R3ch K-B5
3 Kt - B 7 mate.
3B-Kt5ch KxP
227. 22 Kt - Kt 6 ch P x Kt
4 R mates.
23 Q x Q R x Q
173.
1 Kt - K 5 ch P x Kt (best)
2KtxBch K-K2
24P-R7 P-B5
25B-B4 B-Q3
3Q-Q8ch K-K3
26 R - R sq, etc.
4 Q - Q 5 ch K-B3
229. lQ-R6ch KxQ
5Kt-Q7ch K-K2(orKt3)
2 Kt (R 4) - B 5 ch B x Kt
6 B - R 3 ch, etc.
3 Kt x B ch K - R 4
174.
1 B - R 6 ch K - Kt sq
2QxPch QxQ
4P-Kt4ch KxP
5 R - Kt 3 ch K - R 4
3 R-K8ch, etc.
6 B - K 2 mate.
184.
187.
1 Q x Kt ch, etc.
1 . . . Q-Kt7ch,etc.
236. 1 Q - R 3 ch P-B4
2 Q x P ch K-Q2
3 R - K 7 ch, etc.
192.
1 Q x P ch, etc.
if 1 K-Q 2
196.
lB-K2ch K-R5
2 Q - B 5, and mates next move
2P-Kt3ch K-R6
238. 1 Kt - K 7 ch K - R sq
3 Kt B 4 ch Kt x Kt
2 Kt x P ch R x Kt
4 R x Kt, etc.
3R-Q8ch R - B sq
198.
1 ... Q x Kt ch
4RxRch BxR
2PxQ B-R6ch, etc.
5 B - K 5 ch, etc.
199.
lR-B8ch K-Kt2
243. 1 Q - B 8 ch KxQ
2R-Kt8ch K-B3
2 B - R 6 ch, etc.
3 R - KB sq ch K - K 2
244. 1 Q x Kt ch KxQ
4R-B7ch K-Q3
2 R-Qsq, ch, etc.
5 P - K 5 mate.
250. IRxPch K-Rsq
201.
1 R x P B x Q, or (A)
2 R - Kt 8 ch, etc.
2RxPch QxR
3 B - Q 6 ch, etc.
254. 1 P - R 4 ch K - Kt 5
2B-K2ch K-Kt6
(A) QxR
3Q-Q3ch KxP
2QxPch QxQ
4 Q - R 7 ch, etc.
3 B - Q 6 ch, etc.
255. 1 ... Kt - K 7 ch
209.
IBxPch K-K2
2 K-Rsq QxPch, etc.
2 Kt - Kt 8 ch K - K 3
3Q-K7ch K-Q4
4Q-B5ch K-K3
262. 1 Q - B 7 ch Kt x Q
2 Kt - B 6 ch K - Q sq
3 Kt x Kt mate.
5P-Q5ch KxKt
6B-Kt7ch K-B5
263. 1 QxRch KxQ
7 Q - K 3 ch K - Kt 5
2 B - B G ch, etc.
8 Kt - B 6 ch Q x Kt
267. 1 R x R ch
9 B x Q, etc.
2 Kt x P mate.
210.
1 Kt - R 7 ch
273. 1 ... Kt - K 7 ch
2 P - Kt 5 mate.
2 K-Rsq RxPch, etc.
221.
The mate can be effected in
282. 1 B - R G ch K - K 2
seven moves.
2Q-Kt7ch K-K3
lQ-B5ch K-Ksq
2 Q - B 8 ch K-B2
3 Q - B 7 ch K x Kt
4 Q - Q 5 mate.
3 Q x P ch K - Kt 3
289. lP-K5ch BxP
4QxPch K-R4
2 R-Q sq ch, etc.
5Q-RGch K-Kt5
294. 1 Q - Kt 4 ch B - Kt 2
6 Q - K 6 ch and mates next
2 Q x B ch KxQ
move.
3 B - R G ch, etc.
148
SOLUTIONS.
Game
Game
296.
1 . . . Q- R5ch
334.
1 . . . Q - B 7 ch, etc.
2 Q - B 8 Q x P ch, etc.
338.
1 QxKP Kt-B4
297.
1 B - R 6 ch K - Kt sq
2Q-K5ch K-Kt5
2 R - K 8, etc.
8 I - Q 4 Kt x HP
300.
1 . . . Kt-B6ch
4 R x Kt ch, etc.
2 PxKt R-Kt8ch
345.
1 Kt - Q 2 ch K - K 6
8 K - R sq Kt x P ch
2 R-B8ch KxKt
4 RxKt R-Q8ch, etc.
8 R-B2ch, etc.
301.
1 . . . Q-R5, etc.
346.
1 Q-RGch K-Ktsq
309.
1 B - B 7 ch Kt x B
2 Kt - Kt 6, etc.
2 Q - K 6 ch, etc.
360.
1 Kt(Q5)-B6ch PxKt
310.
1 R-KBsq QxB, or (A)
2 B - R 6 ch P x Q
2 Kt - K 7 ch K - Kt 2
3 Kt x P mate.
3 R - B 7 mate.
369.
1 . . . QxKtch
(A) R - K sq
370.
lB-B7ch K-K2
2 Kt - K 7 ch R x Kt
2 Q x Kt ch K x Q
3 R - B 8 mate.
3Kt-Q5ch K-K4
318.
1 Q x B ch, etc.
4 Kt-KB3ch KxP
320.
1 Kt - K 4 ch K - B sq
5 Kt - B 3 mate.
2 KtxP
372.
1 Kt - B 6 ch B x Kt
321.
1 Q - R 4 ch P - Kt 4
2 B x B, etc.
2 Q x P ch K-K2
3Q-Q7ch K-B3
4KtxPch K-K4
374.
1 . . . P-R5ch
2 QxP P-B5ch, etc.
5BxPch K-Q5
377.
1 QxKtch KxQ
6 Kt-B3ch K-B4
2 R x P ch K - Kt 2
7 Kt - R 4 mate.
3 PxKt R-B4
323.
1 Q x Kt ch K x Q
4 B x B, etc.
2 R x Kt ch B x R
378.
lQ-Q4ch K-Bsq
3 B-B5ch, etc.
2 B - K G ch K - Kt sq
325.
1 ... R x P ch
2 K - Kt sq B x Kt ch
3 QxB P-KtG
4 Q x Kt P Q - B 4 ch, etc.
3 Kt - Q 7 ch K - B sq
4 Kt-B5ch K-Ktsq
5 Kt - R 6 ch P x Kt
6 Q - Kt 4 mate.
326.
1 R-Ksqch BxR
380.
1 Q x P ch, etc.
2RxBch K-Q5
386.
1 . . . R-R6ch, etc.
3 Kt - K 6 ch, etc.
400.
1 ... Kt - Kt 6 ch
331.
1 Kt x B P x Kt (Kt 5)
2PxKt Q-R6ch
2 Kt - Kt 6 ch, etc.
3 K - Kt sq B x B ch, etc.
1.
CHRONICLE OF CHESS TOURNAMENTS
AND MATCHES.
1824-28. Correspondence Match London v. Edinburgh, won by Edinburgh, 2 to
1, and 2 draws.
1834. Match at Westminster M'Donuell v. De la Bourdonnais, 4 or 5
Matches played, and all won by De la Bourdonnais. Total result,
De la Bourdonnais, 44 ; M'Donnell, 28, and 13 draws.
1834-36. Correspondence Match Paris v. Westminster, won by Paris, 2 to 0.
1836. Match in London Saint-Amant v. G. Walker, won by Saint-Amant,
5 to 3, and 1 draw.
1841. Match Staunton v. Popert, won by Staunton.
1843. Match at Paris Staunton v. Saint-Amant, won by Staunton, 11 to 6,
and 4 draws.
1843. Correspondence Match Liverpool v. Armagh, won by Liverpool, 1, 0, 1.
1843-46. Correspondence Match Paris v. Pesth, won by Pesth, 2 to 0.
1845. Match by Telegraph between London and Portsmouth undecided.
1845. Match in America Stanley v. llousseau, won by Stanley, 15 to 8, and 8
draws.
1846. Match Staunton r. Horwitz, won by Staunton, 14 to 7, and 3 draws.
1846. Match Kieseritzky v. Horwitz, won by Kieseritzky, 7 to 4, and 1 draw.
1846. Match Staunton v. Harrwitz
Staunton, giving P and 2, won 4 to 3.
,, P and 1, won 1 to 6 and 1 draw.
,, playing even, won 7 to 0.
1846. Match Harrwitz v. Horwitz, won by Harrwitz, 6 to 5, 1 draw.
1847. Match Buckle, giving P and 1, v. Bird, won by Buckle, 9 to 7.
1848. Match at Breslau Anderssen v. Harrwitz, 5 each.
1848. Match at Paris Buckle v. Kieseritzky, won by B., 3 to 2, and 3 draws.
1848-52. Correspondence Matches London v. Amsterdam. Both Matches won
by London.
1849. Match at Brighton Harrwitz v. Horwitz, won by Harrwitz, 7 to 6, and
2 draws.
1850. Match at Vienna Hamppe v. Lowentlial, won by Lowenthal, 5 to 4.
1850. Match at Vienna Hamppe v. Falkbeer, won by Hamppe, 16 to 15.
1851. Tournament in London played in heats, the losers being thrown out.
1 Anderssen, 2 Wyvill, 3 Williams, 4 Staunton, 5 Szen, 6 Kennedy,
7 Horwitz, 8 Mucklow.
1851. Match Buckle v. Lowenthal, won by Buckle, 4 to 3, and 1 draw.
1851. Match Auderssen v. Lowenthal, won by Anderssen, 5 to 2.
1851. Match Lowenthal i: Williams, won by L. , 7 to 5, and 4 draws.
150 CHRONICLE OF TOURNAMENTS AND MATCHES.
1861. Match Horwitz v. Bird, won by Horwitz, 7 to 8, and 4 draws.
1851. Match Staunton (giving 8 games) r. Williams, won by Williams, 7 to 6,
and 8 draws.
1851. Match Stauuton v. Jaonisch, won by Staunton, 7 to 2, and 1 draw.
1852. Match at Hull Lowonthal v. Horwitz, won by Lowenthal, 4 to 1.
1853. Match Lowonthal v. Harrwitz, won by H., 11 to 10, and 12 draws.
1857. Tournament at Manchester 1 Lowonthal, 2 Anderssen.
1857. First American Congress at New York 1 Morphy, 2 L. Paulsen, 8 Lich-
tenhcin, 4 Raphael.
1858. Match in London Morphy (giving P and 1) v. Owen, won by Morphy, 5
to 0, and 2 draws.
1858. Match in London Morphy v. Lowenthal, won by M. , 9 to 3, and 2 draws.
1858. Congress at Birmingham 1 Lowenthal, 2 Falkbeer.
1858. Match in Paris Morphy v. Harrwitz, won by Morphy, 5 to 2, and 1 draw.
1858. Match in Paris Morphy v. Anderssen, won by Morphy, 7 to 2, and 2 draws.
1859. Match in Paris Morphy v. Mongredien, won by M., 7 to 0, and 1 draw.
1859. Match at New York Morphy (giving Kt) v. Lichtenhein, won by Morphy,
6 to 4, and 1 draw.
1859. Match at New York Morphy (giving Kt) v. Thompson, won by Morphy,
5 to 3, and 1 draw.
1860. Tournament at Cambridge 1 Kolisch, 2 Stanley.
1860. Match at Paris A. de Riviere v. Journoud, won by R., 7 to 2, and 1 draw.
1861. Match in London Anderssen t. Kolisch, won by A., 4 to 3, and 2 draws.
1861. Congress at Bristol 1 L. Paulsen, 2 Boden.
1861. Match in London L. Paulsen v. Kolisch. Drawn Match. P 7, K 6,
and 18 draws.
1862. Tournament in London played on the system adopted in all succeeding
Tournaments by which each player contests one or more games with
every other competitor. 1 Anderssen, 2 L. Paulsen, 3 Owen, 4 Mac-
donnell, 5 Dubois, 6 Steinitz.
1862. Match Mackenzie v. Macdonnell, won by Mackenzie, 6 to 3, and 2 draws.
1862. Match in London Anderssen v. L. Paulsen, 3 to 3, and 2 draws.
1862. Match in London Steinitz v. Dubois, won by S., 5 to 3, and 1 draw.
1863. Match Steinitz v. Blackburne, won by Steinitz, 7 to 1, and 2 draws.
1863. Match Steinitz v. Deacon, won by Steinitz, 5 to 1, and 1 draw.
1863. Match Steinitz v. Mongredien, won by Steinitz, 7 to 0.
1864. Match Steinitz v. V. Green, won by Steinitz, 7 to 0, and 2 draws.
1864. Match at Paris Kolisch v. Rosenthal, won by Kolisch, 7 to 1.
1865. Tournament at Dublin 1 Steinitz, 2 Macdonnell.
1865. Match Steinitz (giving P and 1) v. De Vere, won by De Vere, 7 to 3,
and 2 draws.
1866. Match at New York Mackenzie v. Reichhelm, won by Mackenzie, 5 to
0, and 1 draw.
1866. Match in London Steinitz v. Anderssen, won by Steinitz, 8 to 6.
1866. Match Steinitz v. Bird, won by Steinitz, 7 to 5, and 6 draws.
1866. British Chess Association Challenge Cup won by De Vere.
1867. Match Steinitz (giving P and 1) v. Fraser, won by S., 7 to 1, and 1 draw.
1867. Match Burden v. De Vere, won by De Vere, 5 to 0.
1867. Match in Paris Rosenthal v. Mortimer, won by Rosenthal, 7 to 2.
1867. Tournament in Paris 1 Kolisch, 2 Winawer, 3 Steinitz, 4 Neumann.
1867. Tournament at Dundee 1 Neumann, 2 Steinitz, 3 De Vere and Mac-
donnell (tie).
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1867. Match at New York Mackenzie v. Reichhelm, won by Mackenzie, 7 to
0, and 2 draws.
1867-8. Matches at Paris Neumann v. Rosenthal. Result Neumann 11,
Rosenthal 2, and 9 draws.
1868. Match at Berlin Anderssen v. Zukertort, won by A., 8 to 3, and 1 draw.
1868. B. C. A. Challenge Cup won by Blackburne.
1869. Correspondence Match Berlin v. Vienna, won by Vienna, 2 to 0.
1869. Congress of North German Association 1 Anderssen, 2 L. Paulsen.
1869. Congress of West German Association 1 Anderssen.
1870. Match Steinitz v. Blackburne, won by Steinitz, 5 to 0, and 1 draw.
1870. Tournament at Baden 1 Anderssen, 2 Steinitz, 3 Blackburne and
Neumann (tie).
1870. Counties Chess Association at Newcastle 1 Thorold.
1870. B. C. A. Challenge Cup tie between Burn and Wisker, won by Wisker.
1870. Match in London Wisker v. Rosenthal, won by R., 3 to 2, and 4 draws.
1871. Match at Berlin Anderssen v. Zukertort, won by Zukertort, 5 to 2.
1871. Counties Chess Association at Malvern -1 Skipworth.
1871. West German Association at Crefeld 1 Anderssen, L. Paulsen and
Minckwitz (tie).
1871. Second American Congress at Cleveland 1 Mackenzie, 2 Hosmer, 3
Elder, 4 Judd, 5 Ware.
1872. Tournament in London 1 Steinitz, 2 Blackburne, 3 Zukertort.
B. C. A. Challenge Cup won by Wisker, who retains it.
1872. Match in London Steinitz v. Zukertort, won by S., 7 to 1, and 4 draws.
1873. Match Bird v. Wisker. Four matches played, of which Bird won 2,
Wisker 1, and 1 was drawn. Total score of games won Bird 25,
Wisker 23.
1873. Counties Chess Association at Clifton tie between Burn and Skip-
worth won by Burn.
1873. Tournament at Vienna 1 Steinitz, 2 Blackburne, 3 Anderssen, 4 Rosen-
thai.
1872-74. Telegraphic Match City of London Club v. Vienna, won by London.
1874. Third American Congress at Chicago 1 Mackenzie, 2 Hosmer, 3 Judd.
1874. Match Macdonnell v. Wisker, won by Wisker, 7 to 4, and 4 draws.
1874. Match at New York Mason v. Martinez, won by Mason, 4 to 3, and 3 draws.
1874. Counties Chess Association at Birmingham 1 Burn.
1875. Match Burn v. Owen, won by Burn, 10 to 4, and 3 draws.
1875. Match Thorold v. Minchin, won by Thorold, 15 to 11.
1875. Match Potter v. Zukertort, won by Zukertort, 4 to 2, and 8 draws.
1875. Match at New York Mason v. Bird, won by Mason, 11 to 4, and 4 draws.
1875. Counties Chess Association at Glasgow 1 Fisher.
1876. Match Steinitz v. Blackburne, won by Steinitz, 7 to 0.
1876. Tournament at Divan 1 Blackburne, 2 Zukertort, 3 Potter.
1876. Tournament at New York 1 Mackenzie, 2 Alberoni, 3 Bird and Mason (tie).
1876. Tournament of Mid- German Association at Leipsic 1 Anderssen, 2
Goring and Pitschel (tic).
1876. Match at Leipsic Anderssen v. L. Paulsen, won by P., 5 to 4, and 1 draw.
1876. Counties Chess Association at Cheltenham 1 Burn.
1876. Fourth American Congress at Philadelphia 1 Mason, 2 Judd, 3 Bird.
1877. Tournament at Leipsic (Anderssen's Jubilee) 1 L. Paulsen, 2 Anderssen
and Zukertort (tie).
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1877. Match at Leipsic Andorssen v. L. Paulson, won by P., 5 to 3, and 1 draw.
1877. Counties Chess Association at Birmingham 1 Jenkin.
1878. Tournament at Paris 1 Zukertort, 2 Winawer, 8 Blackburne, 4 Mac-
kenzie, 5 Bird, 6 Anderssen. .
1878. West German Association at Frankfort 1 L. Paulson, 2 Schwarz, 3
Anderssen, 4 Minckwitz.
1878. Counties Chess Association at King's College, London 1 Thorold.
1878. Match Zukertort v. Owen, won by Zukertort, 8 to 0, and 3 draws.
1879. Match Potter v. Mason. Drawn Match, 6 each, and 11 draws.
1879. Match Blackburne v. Bird, won by Blackburne, 5 to 2.
1879. Tournament at Leipsic -1 Englisch, 2 L. Paulson, 3 Schwarx, 4 Bier.
1879. Match at Leipsic L. Paulsen v. Schwarz, won by Paulsen, 5 to 2.
1879. Match at New York Delmar v. Barnes, won by D., 7 to 4, and 2 draws.
1880. Fifth American Congress at New York 1 Mackenzie, 2 Grundy, 3
Mohle, 4 Sellman, 5 Judd.
1880. Match Rosenthal v. Zukertort, won by Zukertort, 7 to 1, and 11 draws.
1880. Tournament at Wiesbaden 1 Blackburne, Englisch and Schwarz (tie),
4 Schallopp.
1880. Telegraphic Match Liverpool v. Calcutta, won by Liverpool.
1881. Match Blackburne (giving 2 games) v. Gunsberg, won by Blackburne,
7 to 6, and 3 draws.
1881. Match at New York Mackenzie v. Max Judd, won by Mackenzie, 7 to
5, and 1 draw.
1881. Match Blackburne v. Zukertort, won by Zukertort, 7 to 2, and 5 draws.
1881. Tournament at Berlin 1 Blackburne. 2 Zukertort, 3 Tschigorin and
Winawer (tie), 5 Mason and Wittek (tie).
1881. Counties Chess Association at Leamington 1 Ranken.
1882. Tournament at Vienna 1 Steinitz and Winawer (tie), 3 Mason, 4
Mackenzie and Zukertort (tie), 6 Blackburne.
1882. Counties Chess Association at Manchester 1 Fisher and Thorold (tie).
1882-3. Match at Philadelphia Steinitz v. Martinez. Three matches all won
by Steinitz ; 7 to ; 3 to 1, and 3 draws ; 9 to 0, and 2 draws.
1882. Match at Philadelphia Steinitz r. Sellman, won by Steinitz, 3 to 0, and 3
draws.
1883. Match at New York Steinitz v. Mackenzie, won by S., 3 to 1, and 2 draws.
1883. Match at Havana Steinitz v. Golmayo, won by S., 8 to 1, and 1 draw.
1883. Tournament in London 1 Zukertort, 2 Steinitz, 3 Blackburne, 4
Tschigorin, 5 Euglisch, G Mackenzie, 7 Mason, 8 Rosenthal.
1883. Tournament at Nuremberg 1 Winawer, 2 Blackburne, 3 Mason, 4
Berger, 5 Bardeleben, 6 Bird and Riemann (tie), 8 Schallopp.
1883. Match at Paris Tschigorin v. De Riviere, won by T., 5 to 4, and 1 draw.
1883. Counties Chess Association at Birmingham 1 Thorold.
1884. Match at Baltimore Zukertort v. Sellman, won by Z., 3 to 1, and 1 draw.
1884. Match at Philadelphia Zukertort r. Martinez, won by Zukertort. 9 to
3, and 1 draw.
1884. Match at St. Louis Zukertort v. Max Judd, won by Zukertort, 3 to 0,
and 2 draws.
1884. Counties Chess Association at Bath 1 Wayte.
1884. Match Wayte v. Thorold, won by Wayte, 7 to 5, and 4 draws.
1884. Correspondence Match Edinburgh v. Glasgow, won by Glasgow.
1884. Correspondence Match Paris v. Vienna, 1 game each.
1885. B. C. A. Tournament 1 Gunsberg, 2 Bird and Guest (tie), 4 W. H. K.
Pollock, 5 Macdonnell and Loman (tie).
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Tournament at Hamburg 1 Gunsberg, 2 Blackburne, Englisch, Mason,
Tarrasch and Weiss (tie), 7 Mackenzie, 8 Blemann and Schallopp (tie).
1885. Counties Chess Association at Hereford 1 Blackburne, 2 Schallopp and
Bird (tie), 4 Mackenzie.
1886. Match in America Steinitz r. Zukertort, won by S., 10 to 5, and 5 draws.
1886. Tournament at British Chess Club 1 Blackburne, 2 Bird and Gunsberg
(tie), 4 Mason.
1886. Match Bird v. Burn. Drawn Match, 9 each.
1886. Match Bird r. Gunsberg, won by Gunsberg, 5 to 1, and 3 draws.
1886. B. C. A. Tournament 1 Blackburne, 2 Burn, 3 Gunsberg and Tauben-
haus (tie), 5 Mason.
1886. Counties Chess Association at Nottingham 1 Burn, 2 Schallopp, 3
Gunsberg and Zukertort (tie).
1886. Match Mackenzie r. Burn. Drawn Match, 4 each, and 2 draws.
1887. Match at New York Mackenzie r. Lipschtitz, won by Mackenzie, 5 to 3,
and 5 draws.
1887. Match at Havana Mackenzie v. Vasquez, won by Mackenzie, 5 to 1.
1887. Match at Havana Mackenzie v. Golmayo, won by M., 5 to 2, and 2 draws.
1887. Match Blackburne r. Zukertort, won by Blackburne, 5 to 1, and 8 draws.
1887. Tournament at Frankfort 1 Mackenzie, 2 Blackburne and Weiss (tie),
4 Bardeleben, 5 Berger and Tarrasch (tie), 7 Englisch, 8 L. Paulsen
and Schallopp (tie).
1887. Counties Chess Association at Stamford 1 Blake, 2 Mills, 3 Bird,
Pollock and Thorold (tie).
1887. Match Blackburne v. Gunsberg, won by Gunsberg, 5 to 2, and 6 draws.
1887. B. C. A. Meeting 1 Burn and Gunsberg (tie), 3 Blackburne.
1888. Match at New York Delmar v. Lipschiitz, won by Delmar, 6 to 2.
1888. Match Donisthorpe v. Gattie, won by Donisthorpe, 5 to 4.
1888. Correspondence Match British Chess Club -i: St. Petersburg, won by
St. Petersburg.
1888. Match at Liverpool Owen r. Burn, won by Owen, 5 to 3.
1888. Tournament at Nuremberg 1 Tarrasch, 2 Mieses and Gottschall (tie),
4 L. Paulsen and Harmonist (tie).
1888. B. C. A. Tourney at Bradford 1 Gunsberg, 2 Mackenzie, 3 Bardeleben
and Mason (tie), 5 Burn, 6 Blackburne and Weiss (tie).
1888. Match Blackburne v. Bird, won by Blackburne, 4 to 1.
1889. Match at Havana Steinitz v. Tschigorin, won by S., 10 to 6, and 1 draw.
1889. Match Gunsberg v. Bird, won by Gunsberg, 3 to 2.
1889. Tournament at Dublin 1 Burn, 2 W. H. Pollock, 3 Mason.
1889. Sixth American Congress at New York 1 Tschigorin and Weiss (tie), 3
Gunsberg, 4 Blackburne, 5 Burn, 6 Lipschiitz, 7 Mason.
1889. Tournament at Breslau 1 Tarrasch, 2 Burn, 3 Mieses, 4 Bardeleben,
Bauer, Gunsberg and L. Paulsen (tie).
1889. Tournament at Amsterdam 1 Burn, 2 E. Lasker, 3 Mason, Van Vliet and
Gunsberg (tie).
1889. B. C. A. Tourney in London 1 Bird and Gunsberg (tie), 3 Lee, Mason,
Miniati and Miiller (tie).
1890. Match at Leipsig E. Lasker ?'. Mieses, won by L., 5 to 0, and 3 draws.
1890. Match at Havana Gunsberg v. Tschigorin. Drawn Match, 9 each, and
6 draws.
1890. Tournament at Vienna 1 Weiss, 2 Bauer, 3 Fleissig, 4 Englisch.
1890. Tournament at St. Louis 1 Showalter, 2 Pollock, 3 Lipschiitz, 4 Haller.
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1890. Match E. Laskcr r. Bird, won by Lasker, 7 to 2, and 8 draws.
1890. Match at Now York Lipncluitz r. Delmar, won by L., 7 to 3, and 3 draws.
1890. Match at St. Louis Max Judd r. Showalter, won by Judd, 7 to 3.
1890. Counties Chess Association at Cambridge 1 Gunston, 2 Blake.
1890. Match Blackburno v. F. Lee, won by Blackburne, 6 to 2, and 7 draws.
1890. B. C. A. Tournament at Manchester 1 Tarrasch, 2 Blackburne, 3 Bird
and Mackenzie (tie), 5 Gunsberg and Mason (tie), 7 Alapin, Scheve
and Tinsley (tie).
1890. Match at Vienna Lasker r. Englisch, won by Lasker, 3 to 1, and 1 draw.
1890-91. Correspondence Match Steinitz r. Tschigorin, 2 games at special open-
ings, both won by Tschigorin.
1891. Match at New York- Steinitz r. Gunsberg, won by S., G to 4, and 9 draws.
1891. Match at Havana Blackburne . Golmayo, won by B., 5 to 3, and 1 draw.
Match at Havana Blackburuo v. Vasquez, won by Blackburne, 5 to 1.
'1891. Match Tinsley v. Mtiller, won by Tinsley, 7 to 0, and 3 draws.
1891. Tournament at Simpson's 1 Loman, 2 Van Vliet, 3 Bird, 4 Mortimer.
1891. Match at Berlin Schallopp v. Walbrodt, won by W., 5 to 3, and 1 draw.
Match at Berlin Walbrodt r. Bardeleben, won by W., 3 to 2, and 7 draws.
1891. Match at New York Delmar r. Pollock, won by Delmar, 5 to 3.
1891. Match at Berlin Walbrodt r. Scheve. Drawn Match, 4 each, and 2
draws.
1891. Tournament at Simpson's 1 Bird, 2 Tinsley, 3 Miiller, 4 Loman and
Jasnagrodsky.
1891. Counties Chess Association at Oxford 1 Blake, 2 Skipworth.
1891. Match at St. Louis Showalter v. Max Judd, won by S., 7 to 4, and 3 draws.
1892. Match Bird r. Loman, won by Bird, 4 to 2.
1892. Match at Havana Steinitz v. Tschigorin, won by S., 10 to 8, and 5 draws.
1892. B. C. A. Tournament 1 Lasker, 2 Mason, 3 Loman.
1892. Tourney of five players 1 Lasker, 2 Blackburne, 3 Mason, 4 Gunsberg,
5 Bird.
1892. Match at New York Lipschutz v. Showalter, won by Lipschiitz, 7 to 1,
and 7 draws.
1892. Match Blackburne v. Lasker, won by Lasker, 6 to 0, and 4 draws.
1892. Match at Berlin Walbrodt v. Bardeleben, won by W., 5 to 0, and 3 draws.
1892. Tournament at Dresden 1 Tarrasch, 2 Makovetz and Forges (tie), 4
Marco and Walbrodt (tie), 6 Bardeleben and Winawer (tie).
1892. Counties Chess Association at Brighton 1 Blake, 2 Wilson.
Match at Newcastle Bird v. Lasker, won by Lasker, 5 to 0.
1893. Match North of England v. South (106 players a side), won by S., 39 to
38, and 29 draws.
Match at Kokomo Lasker v. Showalter, won by L., 6 to 2, and 2 draws.
1893. Match at New York Walbrodt v. Delmar, won by W., 5 to 3, and 3 draws.
1893. Match Bird v. Jasnagrodsky. Drawn Match, 6 each, and 3 draws.
1893. Counties Chess Association at Woodhall Spa 1 E. O. Jones, 2 Skipworth.
1893. Tournament at New York 1 Lasker, 2 Albin, 3 Delmar, Lee and Show-
alter (tie).
Match Teichmann v. Loman, won by Teichmann, 5 to 0, and 2 draws.
Match at St. Petersburg Tarrasch v. Tschigorin. Drawn Match, 9
each, and 4 draws.
Tourney at New York 1 Pillsbury, 2 Hodges, 3 Showalter.
1894. North of England v. South (108 players a side), won by the South, 49 to
28, and 31 draws.
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1894. Match at New York Hodges v. Showalter, won by S., 7 to 6, and 4 draws.
1894. Match Loman v. Trenchard, won by Loman, 7 to 4, and 2 draws.
1894. Correspondence Match Berlin v. Leipsig. Both games won by Berlin.
1894. Match in America Steinitz v. Lasker, won by Lasker, 10 to 5, and 4 draws.
Match at Berlin Walbrodt v. Mieses. Drawn ; 5 each, and 5 draws.
1894. Match at New York Hodges v. Showalter, won by H., 5 to 3, and 1 draw.
1894. Match at Now York Albin v. Delmar, won by Albin, 5 to 2, and 1 draw.
1894. Match at Nuremberg Tarrasch v. Walbrodt, won by T., 7 to 0, and 1 draw.
1894. Tournament at Leipsig 1 Tarrasch, 2 Lipke, 3 Teichmann, 4 Blackburne
and Walbrodt (tie), 6 Janowsky and Marco (tie).
1894. Correspondence Match Paris v. St. Petersburg. 1 game each.
1894. Correspondence Match Liverpool Club v. Steinitz, won by Steinitz, 1
to 0, and 1 draw.
1894. Tournament at New York 1 Steinitz, 2 Albin, 3 Hymes and Showalter
(tie).
1894. Match at New York Showalter v. Albin, won by S., 10 to 7, and 8 draws.
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INDEX OF PLAYERS.
Alapin, 81, 139.
Alexandra, 84.
Anderssen, 17, 19, 26, 27, 33, 35. 37, 38,
41, 42, 54, 71.
Andre (Baron d'), 69.
Andrews, 36, 61.
Angas, 10.
Anthony, 88.
Ascharin, 81.
Askew, 88.
Aspa, 83, 104, 110.
Auber, 58.
Ayre, 91.
Baddeley, 85.
Ballard, 123.
Barbour, 91.
Barnes, 79.
Bauer, 102, 121, 127.
Bayersdorfer, 60.
Bayliss, 47.
Beek, 29.
Belaieff, 64.
Berger, 105, 117, 126.
Bernal, 58.
Bier, 87, 98, 142.
Bilenkin, 134.
Bird, 13, 15, 43, 46, 52, 61, 63, 79, 96, 117,
139.
Birdsall, 103.
Birks, 138.
Bitcham, 128.
Blackburne, 50, 55, 56, 62, 66, 70, 71, 72,
77, 79, 85, 94, 110, 125, 135, 142.
Blackmar, 100.
Blake, 121, 131, 132, 136, 137.
Bledow, 3, 6.
Block, 85.
Boden, 14, 16, 52, 61.
Bolt, 110.
Boulitchoff, 93, 106.
Bourdonnais (De la), 2, 3.
Boutourlin, 99.
Bouzon, 106.
Brackenborough, 105.
Brien, 18, 19.
Brown, 15
Browne, 66, 74.
Bruhl, 1.
Bryan, 24.
Buckle, 13, 15, 26.
Burden, 33.
Burn, 55, 57, 66, 73, 115, 116, 125.
Capon, 64.
Carpenter, 95.
Cassio, 81.
Cazenove, 2.
Chilton, 76.
Clare, 56.
Coates, 73.
Cocbrane, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Coker, 83.
Colchester, 112.
Conill, 58.
Conti (Prince de), 1.
Cordel, 85.
Courel, 131.
Cousins, 69.
Crake, 91.
Crosara, 102.
Czarnowsky, 30.
Dadian (Prince), 44, 92, 93, 99, 106, 114,
128.
Daniels, 5.
Davidow, 134.
Deacon, 13.
Deighton, 137.
Delmar, 118.
Derrickson, 31.
Desdechado, 62.
De Vere, 53, 55, 57, 59, 60, 72.
Donisthorpe, 121, 129, 135.
Dresel, 118.
Drygalski, 31.
Dubois, 46.
Duffy, 41.
Dufresne, 19.
Eckart, 119, 123.
Ehrlich, 71.
Ellis, 141.
Elson, 68, 82.
INDEX OF PL A YERS.
Elwoll, 128.
Hicks, 88.
K n i.l. !!. 138.
Hirschfcld, 28, 36, 37, 92.
Englisch, 107.
Hirechler, 138.
Esling, 87.
Hoffer, 68, 86, 89.
Ettlinger, 132.
Hoffman, 29.
Hofmansthal, 107.
Padeof, 114.
Hooke, 132.
Falkbeer, 47.
Horwitz, 3, 10.
Farr, 103.
Hunter, 90.
Fazan, 134.
Hutchins, 117.
Fenton, 48, 140.
Ferris, 107.
Isouard (Count), 69.
Fish, 67.
Fisher, 65, 73, 86.
Jackson, 135.
Flechsig, 118.
Jaenisch, 9.
Fleissig, 61.
Janssens, 36, 41, 56.
Ford, 77, 133.
Jenkin, 66.
Forde, 22.
Journoud, 26, 38.
Foreest, 104, 109.
Jouy, 3.
Foskott, 26.
Fraser, 48, 64, 121, 124.
Kelz, 123.
Frensdorft, 142.
Kempe, 52.
Fritz, 93, 98, 99.
Kennard, 122.
Frolich, 117.
Kennedy, 10, 12, 15.
From, 55.
Kieseritzky, 5, 14, 17.
Kliefoth, 32.
Galbreath, 90.
Knapton, 100.
Gifford, 70.
Knight, 21.
Gilchrist, 66.
Knorre, 37.
Globus, 102.
Kochanowsky, 113.
Gocher, 47.
Kohn, 121.
Goetz, 129.
Kolisch, 25, 26, 28, 34, 36, 37, 40, 44, 51, 56.
Gold, 113.
Kronenberg, 23.
Goldsmith, 87.
Kurschner, 133.
Golmayo, 122.
Goltz, 16.
Lambert, 137.
Goring, 58, 65, 78.
Lange, 23, 29, 31, 37, 49.
Gossip, 63, 130.
Lasa (von der), 4, 9.
Gottschall, 115.
Lasker (JB.), 113, 136.
Grimwood, 62.
Lasker (E.), 127.
Gross, 102.
Lawrence, 53.
Grundy, 132.
Leather, 96.
Guest, 109, 136, 137.
Lee, 112.
Gunsberg, 100, 111, 113, 120, 125, 130.
Legal, 1.
Guretzky-Cornitz, 32.
Lepge, 54.
Leverson, 110.
Hall, 129.
Lewin, 134.
Haller, 131.
Lewis, 51, 116.
Hamblin, 107.
Lichtenhein, 40.
Hammacher, 86.
Lichtenstein, 37.
Hammond, 75.
Lindehn, 53.
Hamppe, 53, 56.
Lipschiitz, 118, 125, 132.
Hanstein, 4, 9.
Little, 10.
Harmonist, 113, 115, 126.
Locock, 104, 120.
Harrwitz, 47, 49.
Loman, 140.
Hayward, 62.
Lopez, 122.
Heilpern, 114.
Lowenthal, 18, 19, 46.
Hein, 40.
Hersent, 5.
M'Donnell (Alexander), 2, 3.
Hewitt, 109.
Macdonnell (G. A.), 52, 63, 71, 112.
Heywood, 138.
Mackenzie, 38, 40, 49, 75, 82, 83, 90, 95, 108.
INDEX OF PLA YERS.
159
Maczuski, 53, 56, 75.
Mandolfo, 25.
Marache, 21.
Marburg, 29.
Marco, 135, 136.
Martinez, 124.
Mason, 60, 68, 82, 98, 101.
Matthews, 48.
Maude, 28.
Maurian, 42.
Mayet, 9, 17, 28.
Mazzonali, 75.
Meiser, 116.
Meitner, 53.
"Mephisto," 83, 94.
Meyer, 61, 98.
Michaelis, 120.
Minchin, 59, 70, 80, 89, 112.
Minckwitz, 49, 58, 65.
Mocatta, 139.
Mongredien, 10.
Montgomery, 21, 24.
Moriau, 140.
Morphy, 21, 22, 24, 25, 27, 42.
Morpurgo, 94.
Mortimer, 96, 129.
Moucka, 103.
Miiller, 132.
Mundell, 135.
Munk, 54.
Narraway, 107.
Nash, 104.
Neill, 89.
Neumann, 32, 35.
Neustadl, 127.
Newham, 104.
Noyes (D. E. H.), 103.
Noyes (H.), 141.
Oppenheim, 86.
Owen, 66, 73, 85, 96, 116.
Paulsen (L.), 29, 30, 35, 98, 115, ]26.
Paulson (W.), 108.
Payne, 101.
Perigal, 9.
Perrin, 24, 49, 60, 96.
Petroff, 16, 29.
Peyer, 71.
Philidor, 1.
Phillips, 88.
Philson, 91, 103.
Pierce, 104.
Pinsent, 139.
Pollak, 137.
Pollock, 112, 129, 131.
Popert, 6, 8.
Forges, 102.
Potter, 48, 57.
Pouskine, 92.
Prange, 109.
Rainer, 117.
Ranken, 39, 65, 68, 78, 84, 104.
Raphael, 21.
Ray, 141.
Reichhelm, 50, 81, 91.
Remouille ^Baron de), 13.
Rhodes, 43.
Richardson, 87.
Richter, 97.
Riemann, 71.
Ritter, 45.
Riviere (de), 26.
Romberg, 139.
Rosanes, 33.
Rose, 111.
Rosendal, 141.
Rosenfeld, 109.
Rosenthal, 69, 94.
Rothberger, 61.
Rothschild (Baron), 137.
Rousseau (E.), 12.
Rousseau (J. J.), 1.
Rowe, 74.
Rudge, 77.
Saalbach, 54.
Salter, 121.
Salvioli, 102.
Schallopp, 40, 78, 99, 108, 111, 115, 123
126, 130.
Schleich, 60.
Schliemann, 32.
Schneider, 35.
Schriitzler, 84.
Schulder, 16.
Schull, 85.
Schulten, 10, 14, 17, 39.
Schwann, 141.
Schwarz, 97.
Sellman, 90.
Sellon, 113.
Sheppard, 119.
Shipley, 126.
Showalter, 125.
Simons, 20.
Simpson, 47.
Skipworth, 84.
Sloper, 101.
Smith, 15, 18.
Soerensen, 55.
Soffe, 86.
Soyres (De), 84.
Spreckley, 10.
Stanley, 12.
Staunton, 4, 7, 8, 12.
Steel, 94.
Steinitz, 30, 34, 39, 43, 46, 64, 67, 70, 73,
88, 100, 105, 111, 117, 122.
Steinkuhler, 50, 76.
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INDEX OF PL/fYERS.
Stephany, 93.
Stirling, 64.
Storey, 49.
Stosch, 59.
Studd, 118.
Suhle, 23.
Szymanski, 16.
Tarrasch, 97, 116, 119, 123, 130, 132, 133,
130 139
Taubenhaus, 112, 114, 129, 130, 132.
Tay, 88.
Taylor, 64, 67, 74, 76.
Thompson (C.), 128.
Thompson (J.), 25, 27.
Thorold, 43, 48, 76, 77, 93.
Tinsley, 133.
Tonetti, 81.
Tschigorin, 92, 124, 134.
Tucker, 123.
Turnbull, 124.
Valenta, 127.
Van Vliet, 119, 127, 140.
Vasquez, 80, 122.
Vecqueray, 104.
Vicario, 80.
Walker, 5.
Walton, 104.
Ward, 66, 74.
Watkinson, 33.
Waytc, 20, 39, 43, 46, 78, 80, 84, 135.
Webber, 80.
Weil, 45.
Weiss, 99, 126.
White, 52.
Whitehouse, 120.
Whiteman, 82.
Whitner, 81.
Wibray, 100.
Williams, 11, 18, 20.
Wilson, 41.
Winawer, 57, 92.
Wires, 122.
Wisbey, 107.
Wisker, 47, 57.
\V61deren, 141.
Wormald, 18.
Wurm, .100.
Zerega, 38.
Zukertort, 39, 41, 42, 45, 51, 54, 58, 59,
60, 63, 68, 70, 71, 76, 86, 88, 92, 101,
106.
Zytogorski, 7.
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Page Page Page Poet
Abbott (Evelyn) - - 2, 13 i De la Saussave (C.) - 24
Lear (H. L. Sidney) -
22 Ronalds (A.) g
(T. K.) - - - 10 j Deland (Mrs.) - - 15, 20
Lecky (W. E. H.) - 3,
14 Rooseveh (T.) - - 3
(E. A.) - - - 10
Dent (C. T.) - - 8
Lees (J. A.)- - - 7
21 Rossetti (M. F.) - - 21, 23
Acland (A. H. D.) - 2
De Salis (Mrs.) - - 21
Lemon (Ida)
16 Saintsbury (G.) g
Acton (Eliza) 21
De Tocquevilie (A.) - 3
Leonard (A. G.) -
23 Scholler (L. W.) 24
Acworth (H. A.) - - 14
Devas (C. S.) - - ii
Lewes (G. H.)
ii Scott-Montagu (Hon. J.) 9
jEschvlus - - - 13
Dougall(L.)- - - 15
Lodce (H, C.) -
3 Seebohm (F.) - - 4, 5
Allingham (W.) - - 14, 22
Dowell (S.) 12
Lofti'e (W. J.) -
3 Selous (F. C.) - - 8
Anstey (F.) - - - 15
Doyle (A. Conan) - 16
Longman (C. J.) - 8, g,
23 Sewell (Eliz. M.) - - 17
Aristophanes 13
Ewald (H.) 3
Longman (F. W.)
9 Shakespeare - - 15
Aristotle - - - 10
Falkener (E.) - - 9
Lubbock (Sir John) -
IS Shand (A. J. I.) - 6
Armstrong (E.) - - 2
Farnell (G. S.) - - 13
Lvall (Edna)
16 Sharpe (R. R.) - 4
(G. F. Savage) - 14
Farrar (Dean) - - 12, 16
Lyttelton (Hon. R. H.)
8 Shearman (M.) - - 8
. (E. J.) - 5, 14, 22
Fitzpatrick (W. J.) - 3
Lytton (Earl of) -
14 Sheppard (Edgar) - 4
Arnold (Sir Edwin) 6, 14, 20
Fitzwygram Sir F. 7
Macaulay (Lord) - 4, 14,
21 Sinclair (A.)- - - 8
(Dr. T.) - - 2
Ford (H.) 9
Macdonald (George) -
24 Smith (R. Bosworth) - 4
Ashley (W. J.) - - 12
Fowler (Edith H.) - 16
Macfarren (Sir G. A.) -
23 (W. P. Haskett) - 7
Astor (J. J.) - - - 15
Francis (Francis) - 9
Mackail (J. W.) -
13 Solovyoff (V. S.) - - 23
Atelier duLvs (Author of) 20
Freeman (Edward A.) - 3
Macleod (H. D.) - -12,
21 Sophocles - - - 13
Babington (W. D.) - 13
Froude (James A.) 3, 5, 7, 16
Macpherson (H. A.) -
9 Soulsby (Lucy H.) - 19
Bacon - - - - 5, 10
Furneaux (W.) - - 17
Maher (M.) -
ii Stanley (Bishop) - - 18
. Bagehot (W.) - 5, 12, 22
Gardiner (Samuel R.) - 3
Marbot (Baron de)
5 Steel (A. G.) - - 8
Bagwell (R.) - - . 2
Gerard (D. ) - - 16
Marshman (J. C.)
5 U-H.) - - - 7
Bain (Alexander)- - 10
Gibson (Hon. H.) - g
Martineau (Tames)
24 Stephen (Sir James) - 6
Baker (James) 15
Gilkes (A. H.) - - 16
Maskelyne (J- N.)
9 (Leslie) - - 7
(Sir S. W.) - - 6, 8 I Gleig (G. R.) - - 6
Maunder (S.)
19 Stephens (H. Morse) - 4
Balfour (A. J.) - - 8, 24 I Goethe - - - - 14
Max Miiller (F.) n, 12, 23,
24 Stevens (R. W.) - - 23
Ball (J. T.) - 2
Graham (P. A.) - - 17
Mav (Sir T. Erskine) -
4 ' Stephens (W. W.) - 6
Baring-Gould (S.) - 22
Graves (R. P.) 5
Meade (L. T.) -
19 Stevenson (R. L.) - 17, 19
: Barnett (S. A. and Mrs.) 12
Green (T. Hill) - - 10
Melville (G. J. Whyte)
16 Stock (St. George) - ii
Battye (Aubyn Trevor) 22
Greville (C. C. F.) - 3
Mendelssohn (Felix) -
23 ' Stonehenge ' - 7
Baynes (T. S.) - - 22
Grey (Mrs. W.) - - 20
Merivale (Dean) -
4 Stuart- Wortley (A. J.) 9
Beaconsfleld (Earl of) - 15
Grove (F. C.) - - 8
Mill (James)
ii ! Stubbs (J. W.) - - 4
Beaufort (Duke of) - 8
Gwilt (J.) - - - 22
(John Stuart) - u,
12 Sturgis(J.) --- 15
Becker (Prof.) - - 13
Haggard (H. Rider) - 16, 20
Milner (G.) -
23 Suffolk & Berkshire (Earl of) 8
Beesly (A. H.) - - 14
Halliwell-Phillipps (J.) 5
Molesworth (Mrs.)
19 Sullivan (Sir E.) - - 8
Bell (Mrs. Hugh)- - 14
Hapgood (Isabel) - 7 1 Montague (F. C.)
4 1 Sully (James) - - ii
Bent (J. Theodore) - 6
Hart (A. B.) - - 22'
Moore (J. W.) -
4 Sutherland (A. and G.) 5
Besant (Walter) - - 2
Harte (Bret) - - 16
Murdoch (W. G.Burn)
7 Suttner (B. von) - - 17
Bickerdyke (J.) - - 9
Hartwig (G.) - - 17, 18
Murray (R. F.) -
15 Swinburne (A. J.) - ii
Boase (C. W.) - - 3
Hassall (A.) . - - 5
Nansen (F.) - - -
7 Symes (J. E.) - - 12
Boedder (B.) - - n
Hawker (Col. Peter) - o
Nesbit (E.) -
15 Thomson (Archbishop) ii
Boulton (Helen M.) - 15 Hayward (J. M.) - - 18
O'Brien (W.)
4 Todd(A.) --. 5
Boyd (A. K. H.) - 5, 22, 24 : Hearn (W. E.) - - 3
Oliphant (Mrs.) -
16 Toynbee (A.) - - 12
Brassey (Lady) - - 6 ', Heathcote (J. M. &C. G.) 8
Onslo%v (Earl of) -
8 Trevelyan (Sir G. O.) - 5
(Lord) - - 2, 6, 8, 12, Helmholtz (Hermann von) 18
Osbourne (L)
17 Trollope (Anthony) - 17
Brav (C. and Mrs.) - 10 , Herbert (W. V.) - - 3
Parr (Louisa)
22 Tvrrell(R. Y.) - - 13
Bright (J. F.) - - 2 Hiilier (G. Lacy) - - 8
Payn (James)
16 Van Dyke (J. C.) - - 23
Buckle (H. T.) - - 2 ! Hodgson (Shadworth H.) 10 Payne-Gallwey (Sir R.) {
, 9 Verney (Frances P. and
Bull (T.) - - - 21 ! Hooper (G.) - - - 5 i Peary (I. and R.) -
7 ; Margaret M.) - - 6
Burke (U. R.) - - 2 1 Hornung (E. W.) - le.PeeMH.) - -
15 Virgil - - - 13
Burrows (Montagu) - 3 Howitt (W.) - - 7' Phillips (M.)
24 Wakeman (H. O.) - 5
Burv (Viscount - - 8 ! Hudson (W. H.) - - 18 1 Phillipns-Wolley (C.) - 8,
Butler (E. A.) - - 17 j Hume (David) - - 10 Piatt (S. & J. J.) -
i6 Walford (Mrs.) - - 6, 17
15 \ Walker (Jane H.) - 22
(Samuel) - - 22 , Hunt (W.) - - - 3 Pole (W.) -
9 Walpole (Spencer) - 5
' Campbell-Walker (A.)- 9 ' Hutchinson (Horace G.) 8 , Pollock (W. H.) -
8 Walsingham (Lord) - 8
Chesney (Sir G.) - 2 j Ingelow (Jean) - - 14, 20 1 Poole (W. H.and Mrs.)
22 Walter (J.) ... 6
Cholmondeley-Pennell (H.) 8 i James (C. A.) - - 22 Poore (G. V.)
23 Watson (A. E. T.) - 8, 9
Cicero - - - - 13 Jefferies (Richard) - 21, 23 1 Prendergast (J. P.)
4 Webb (S. and B.) - 12
Clarke (R. F.) - - ii Johnson (J. & J. H.) - 23 ; Pritchett (R. T.) -
Clegg (J. T.) - - 15 ! Joyce (P. W.) - - 3 Prince (Helen C.)
8 Weir (R.) ... 8
i6jWest (B. B.) - -17,23
Clodd (Edward) - - 13 Justinian - - - 10
Proclor (R. A.) - 9, 18,
23 (C.) - - - 22
Clutterbuck (W. J.) - 71 Kalisch (M. M.) - - 24
Raine (James)
3 Weyman (Stanley) - 17
Comyn (L. N.) 20 Kant (I.) - - - 10
Ransome (Cyril) -
2 Wh'ately (Archbishop)- ii
Cochrane (A.) - - 14 Kendall (May) - - 14 j Rhoades (J.) - 13,
Conington (John) - 13 Killick (A. H.) - - 10 ! Rhoscomyl (O.) -
ii. Wi1cocks (J. C.) - - 9
16 1 Wilkins (G.)- - - 13
Conybeare(\V.J.)How- Kitchin (G. W.) - - 3 ! Rich (A.)
i 3 iWilIich(C. M.) - - ig
son (J. T.) - - 20 Knight (E. F.) - - 7, 21
Richardson (Sir B. W.)
23 Wilson (A. J.) - - 12
Cox (Harding) - - 8
Kostlin (J.) - - - 5 Rickaby (John) -
ii .Wolff (H. W.) - - 5
Crake (A. D.) - - 19 Ladd (G.'T.) - - ii (Joseph)
ii Wood-ate (W. B.) - 8
Creiehton (Bishop) - 2, 3 Lang (Andrew) Riley (J. W.)
15 : Wood (J. G.) - - 18
Curzon (Hon. G. N.) - 2 3, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 19, 23 Robertson (A.) -
16 \Vvlie (J. H.) - - 5
Cults (E. L.) - - 3 Lascelles (Hon. G.) - 8, 9 Roget (Peter M.) - -12,
19 ' Youatt (W.) --- 7
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