Game 272, Judd, Max–Hanham, James Moore, played May 6, 1889, from Wilhelm Steinitz, The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed pages 339–340.

1. 11.f4 P—KB3 would have been justifiable here, as Black's pieces were so much crowded.
2. 13.f5 This precipitated advance exposes him to a powerful attack. 13 BP x P, followed by Kt—Kt3, was necessary.
3. 16.Nb3 He had hardly anything better. If either Kt—B3, Black would capture the KBP.
4. 17.g4 Obviously he could not advance the KP, as Black would simply capture the same with the Rook.
5. 28…Qxg4+ Black's conduct of the attack has been of a very high order and is now rewarded with two Pawns plus, which wins without much trouble.