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May 02 1909
The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Sunday, May 02, 1909
Below will be found a brilliant game played in the recent Junior-Mercantile Match. Bampton introduces a new attack against the Sicilian Defense, and one which, so far as we know, originated with him. White with the line of play obtains a good game, and at the same time deprives Black of all book knowledge that he may hae of the opening.
(a) This is Bampton's new attack in the opening.
(b) We believe that Black would have done better to have continued with BPxP.
(c) Beautifully played White. The sacrifice is thoroughly sound and wins the game.
Samuel Warren Bampton (white) vs. Charles Edwin Bauder (black)
Unresolved Chess Game: Can you solve it?
Descriptive
1. P-K4 P-QB4
2. P-KB4 P-K3
3. N-KB3 N-KB3
4. P-Q3 N-B3
5. P-B3 P-QN3
6. B-K2 B-N2
7. N-R3 B-K2
8. N-B2 QR-B
9. O-O P-Q3
10. N-R3 Q-B2
11. P-B5 O-O
12. B-Q2 P-KR3
13. K-R QR-Q
14. N-N P-Q4
15. PxKP QPxP
16. PxPch K-R
17. N-B5 PxP
18. B-R5 B-Q3
19. BxP PxB
20. Q-Q2 RxP
21. QxPch N-R2
22. BxR B-K4
23. N-R4 N-K2
24. B-N6 NxB
25. N-Nch K-N
26. NxB QxN
27. QR-K Q-Q4
28. Q-N6ch K-R
29. R-K8ch RxR
30. QxRch Q-N
31. Q-K5ch Q-N2
32. Q-N8ch 1-0 |
Algebraic
1. e4 c5
2. f4 e6
3. Nf3 Nf6
4. d3 Nc6
5. c3 b6
6. Be2 Bb7
7. Na3 Be7
8. Nc2 Rc8
9. 0-0 d6
10. Na3 Qc7
11. f5 0-0
12. Bd2 h6
13. Kh1 Rd8
14. Ng1 d5
15. fxe6 dxe4
16. exf7+ Kh8
17. Nc4 exd3
18. Bh5 Bd6
19. Bxh6 gxh6
20. Qd2 Rxf7
21. Qxh6+ Nh7
22. Bxf7 Be5
23. Na5 Ne7
24. Bg6 Nxg6 |
A
