AOctober 18 1912
The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, Friday, October 18, 1912
The full scores of the Russian tournament at Wilna, wherein Rubenstein surprised the world by making his fourth successive victory within the year, have come to hand, and show the following standing of competitors:
Rubenstein, won 12, lost 5;
Bernstein, won 11½, lost 6½
Lewitsky, won 11, lost 7;
Nimzowitsch, won 10½, lost 7½;
Flamberg, won 9, lost 9;
Alechine, won 8½, lost 9½;
Loewenfisch, won 8½, lost 9½;
Von Freymann, won 8, lost 10;
Alapin, won 6, lost 12;
Salwe, won 5, lost 13.
The double match of Capablanca against Jaffe and Chajes commences today in New York, having been postponed on account of the delay of the Cuban in Havana, on some matters pertaining to the coming American chess congress. Capablanca is to play the challengers on alternate days until each has contested three games.
