Game 252, Pollock, William Henry Kraus–Mason, James, played April 9, 1889, from Wilhelm Steinitz, The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed page 318.

1. 9.O-O-O Rather bold, for we believe that Black has the first chance of instituting an attack after this.
2. 10…exd4 10...Kt—Kt5; 11 Kt—B sq., 11 P—Q4 were superior.
3. 17.Kb1 Hardly necessary for pursuing his attack. Kt—B sq. at once was preferable.
4. 21.g5 White conducts the attack remarkably well.
5. 26.Rhg1 This and the next move are superfluous. A systematic advance of the QBP was more likely to succeed, as Black could form no attack in the meanwhile.
6. 32.Rge1 Black makes the better bargain, for after 32 Q—B3 we still prefer White's game.