Game 26 in Chess Openings (1904): Kemeny–Marshall. Notes by F. J. Marshall, via Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

1. 5…Nd4 This move was played by Mr. Marshall against both Herr Maroczy and Herr Schlechter at Monte Carlo, each game resulting in a draw.
2. 6.Ba4 Herr Maroczy gives B—K 2 as best here. The text move loses time.
3. 11…d6 Probably Q—R 5 at once was better.
4. 14…Nf6 Black's original idea was 14..., R—R 4 instead, but White replies 15 B×Kt, R×B; 16 R—K sq, etc.
5. 24…Qxg5+ Not half as good as 24..., Q×R P; 25 B—B 4 (best), P—K R 3; 26 Q—Q 8 ch, K—R 2; 27 R—R 2, Q—Kt 5 ch; 28 K—R sq, R—B 7, etc.
6. 26…Rxg5 Being a Pawn ahead, Black can win the ending with ordinary care.