The international chess congress, St. Petersburg, 1909 (1910)
Lasker, Emanuel, 1868-1941, ed · New York, Press of E. Lasker · leaf 48
White: KtXKt 14- KtXP Dr. Perlis. S c h 1 e c h t e r. KR— Qsq 15. BxKt P-Q4 1. P-Q4 B— Ksq 16. Q— K2 P— QB4 2. Kt— KB3 Q-QR4 17- QR-Qsq 3. B-B4 .... RXR 18. B— Ktsq By this \\ hite achieves little, as the R-Qsq 19. RXR Bishop attacks nothing here. Mere 20. RXR QXR impediments of movement do not… … B— K2 BXB QXB It is a pity that the game was not B— Q3 Kt-B3 continued. White might have tried to make his Pawns on the Queen's o — o o — o R— Ksq B— Q2 side tell, while Black might have ad- PXP QXP vanced on the King's side. Game No. 25. I tor Knights' Game. White: Black: should play first of all…
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