1.
e4
e5
2.
Nf3
Nc6
3.
Bb5
a6
4.
Ba4
Nf6
5.
O-O
Be7
6.
Re1
d6
7.
c3
O-O
8.
d4
Bd7
9.
Nbd2
Re8
10.
Nf1
h6
11.
Ng3
Bf8
12.
d5
Ne7
13.
Bc2
g6
14.
h3
Bg7
15.
Be3
Kh8
16.
Qd2
Nfg8
17.
Nh2
Nc8
18.
f4
exf4
19.
Bxf4
Nb6
20.
b3
Qf6
21.
Ne2
Rad8
22.
Be3
Qe7
23.
Bd4
Bc8
24.
Rf1
Nd7
25.
Rf2
Ne5
26.
Raf1
Rf8
27.
Nf3
Nd7
28.
c4
Rde8
29.
Qc3
Ne5
30.
Nf4
Nf6
31.
Re1
Nfd7
32.
Nd3
Kg8
33.
Nfxe5
Nxe5
34.
c5
Qg5
35.
cxd6
cxd6
36.
Nxe5
Bxe5
37.
Bxe5
Rxe5
38.
Ref1
Qe7
39.
Rf4
f6
40.
Bb1
Bd7
41.
a4
Kg7
42.
Qc7
Be8
43.
Qb6
g5
44.
R4f3
Bg6
45.
Rc3
Rf7
46.
Rfc1
f5
47.
Rc7
Qf6
48.
exf5
Rxc7
49.
Rxc7+
Bf7
50.
Qf2
Rxd5
51.
Kh2
Qd4
52.
Qxd4+
Rxd4
53.
Rxb7
Kf6
54.
Rb6
a5
55.
Kg3
h5
56.
Kf3
Ke5
57.
Ke3
Rb4
58.
Rxb4
axb4
59.
Bc2
h4
60.
a5
d5
61.
a6
Be8
62.
a7
Bc6
63.
Bd3
Ba8
64.
Kf2
Bb7
65.
g3
hxg3+
66.
Kxg3
Ba8
67.
Kf3
Bb7
68.
Ke3
Ba8
69.
Bc2
Bb7
70.
f6
Kxf6
71.
Kd4
Ke6
72.
Kc5
Kd7
73.
Kb6
1-0
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Site
St Petersburg
Date
1909.02.16
Round
2
White
Perlis, Julius
Black
Result
1-0
Score
- 7.c3 Better seems 7) B - Kt 5; 8) P - Q 4, Kt - Q 2.
- 12.d5 There was no necessity for this. It would be more advantageous for White to leave the Diagonal open for his K B.
- 17…Nc8 Black should not have delayed the advance of the K B P. 17) .... P - K B 4 threatens P - B 5. Then, if 18) P - K B 4, P x B P; 19) B x P, P - K Kt 4; 20) B x P, P x B; 21) Q x P, P - R 3; 22) Q - R 5, P - B 5; 23) Kt - K 2, K - Kt 2 and White's attack would fizzle out. If 18) P x P, Kt x P and the Knight at K 2, which is hampering the Queen, would thus find useful employment.
- 34…Qg5 If 34) .... Kt x Kt, then White plays 35) P x P first.
- 39.Rf4 White has a pressure on Black's K B 2 and Q 3, and, moreover, is in the possession of the K B file. As Black has no counter chances he does not hurry his attack. Hence this move, which is apparently intended only to prevent a sacrifice of the exchange.
- 43.Qb6 Threatening R - B sq.
- 46…f5 If 46) .... B x P; 47) R - B 7, Q - B sq; 48) R - B 8, R - K sq; 49) R x R, Q x R; 50) R - K sq, R - K 2; 51) Q x Q P with a good game for White.
- 48…Rxc7 Not 48) .... B x P because of 49) R x R ch, Q x R; 50) B x B, Q x B; 51) Q x P ch, K - Kt 3; 52) R - K B sq.
- 57…Rb4 By this Black facilitates his opponent's task. He might look out for a counter chance at all cost; for instance by 57) .... R - Q 8; 58) B - Q 3, R - K 8 ch; 59) K - B 2, R - Q 8; 60) B - K 2, R - Q Kt 8; 61) R - Kt 5 ch, K - B 3.
- 73.Kb6 Against B - Q 3 - R 6 - Kt 7 Black is helpless.
[Event "St Petersburg Chigorin Memorial"] [Site "St Petersburg"] [Date "1909.02.16"] [Round "2"] [White "Perlis, Julius"] [Black "Teichmann, Richard"] [Result "1-0"] 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 Nf6 5. O-O Be7 6. Re1 d6 7. c3 O-O 8. d4 Bd7 9. Nbd2 Re8 10. Nf1 h6 11. Ng3 Bf8 12. d5 Ne7 13. Bc2 g6 14. h3 Bg7 15. Be3 Kh8 16. Qd2 Nfg8 17. Nh2 Nc8 18. f4 exf4 19. Bxf4 Nb6 20. b3 Qf6 21. Ne2 Rad8 22. Be3 Qe7 23. Bd4 Bc8 24. Rf1 Nd7 25. Rf2 Ne5 26. Raf1 Rf8 27. Nf3 Nd7 28. c4 Rde8 29. Qc3 Ne5 30. Nf4 Nf6 31. Re1 Nfd7 32. Nd3 Kg8 33. Nfxe5 Nxe5 34. c5 Qg5 35. cxd6 cxd6 36. Nxe5 Bxe5 37. Bxe5 Rxe5 38. Ref1 Qe7 39. Rf4 f6 40. Bb1 Bd7 41. a4 Kg7 42. Qc7 Be8 43. Qb6 g5 44. R4f3 Bg6 45. Rc3 Rf7 46. Rfc1 f5 47. Rc7 Qf6 48. exf5 Rxc7 49. Rxc7+ Bf7 50. Qf2 Rxd5 51. Kh2 Qd4 52. Qxd4+ Rxd4 53. Rxb7 Kf6 54. Rb6 a5 55. Kg3 h5 56. Kf3 Ke5 57. Ke3 Rb4 58. Rxb4 axb4 59. Bc2 h4 60. a5 d5 61. a6 Be8 62. a7 Bc6 63. Bd3 Ba8 64. Kf2 Bb7 65. g3 hxg3+ 66. Kxg3 Ba8 67. Kf3 Bb7 68. Ke3 Ba8 69. Bc2 Bb7 70. f6 Kxf6 71. Kd4 Ke6 72. Kc5 Kd7 73. Kb6 1-0