A memorial to William Steinitz; containing a selection of his games chronologically arranged with an analysis of play (1901)
Devidé, Charles · New York and London : G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 85
STEINITZ MEMORIAL BOOK 7° would be met by R to K 8, ch; 30. K to R 2, Q "to B 2, ch ; 31. P to Kt 3, Kt to Q 2. (i) Steinitz thought that P X P would have rendered victory more difficult for White, but Zukertort assumed that the extra Pawn must prevail by best play. The passed Pawn engages the… … Wk mm mm WA (k) Threatening to cut off the Kt entirely by P to Q 5. (I) Obviously B X Kt would lose. (m) Whatever he plays he cannot prevent the sacrifice of the Kt for the Q P, whereupon the B can only stop one of White's two P's from queening. (St. Louis, 1886.) QUEEN'S GAMBIT DECLINED Zukertort…
Steinitz, William, 1836-1900 · Chess
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