Game 268, Judd, Max–Delmar, Eugene, played May 3, 1889, from Wilhelm Steinitz, The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed page 335.

1. 11.Bc2 11 Kt—Q4, 11 Kt—R4 (if 11...Q—Q3; 12 Kt x B, followed by R x Kt, and wins); 12 B—B2 was superior.
2. 13.Bxe4 Not a good exchange. B—Kt3 was preferable.
3. 22.Bg3 If 22 Kt x P ch., 22 R x Kt; 23 R x R ch., 23 K—B2, and should win.
4. 28.h3 Weakening his K side still more.
5. 33.Nf1 This exposes his Q side to a strong attack.
6. 40…Bxb3 Black has very cleverly wrestled this Pawn from his opponent.
7. 50…Nxc3 The adverse position is now untenable.