Notes by R. Teichmann.

1. 5.Bb5 This seems to be good enough; but Black can avoid this variation by developing his King's Knight first, after which White has no better move than B to B 4.
2. 5…Bg4 Kt to K B 3 followed by Castling was better.
3. 13…Nh4 Apparently with a view to preventing Kt to Kt 3 and B 5, and stopping the advance of the King's Rook's Pawn; but the Knight cannot be maintained in this awkward position.
4. 18…Qa3+ Entirely futile, the White King's position being impregnable. He had, however, no satisfactory defence against the threatened King's side attack and therefore counter-attack à tout prix.
5. 24…Bc5 B to Q 5 would in my opinion have given him a better chance.
6. 30.Nf5 White has played the whole game very well, and forces now an end game which must be won with ordinary care (see diagram).