AAdditional Games
- Chessgames
- Game, Rudolph Spielmann vs. Dr. Joseph Platz, Cologne, Germany, 1926.
- Game, Gosta Stoltz vs. Rudolf Spielmann, Stockholm match, fourth round, 1934.
- Game, Rudolf Spielmann vs. Arthur Allan Candolin, Helsingfors tournament, 1935.
- Game, Rudolf Spielmann vs. Jakob Adolf Seitz, Helsingfors tournament, 1935.
- Game, Rudolf Spielmann vs. Honkinger, 1959.
Chess Masters in International Tournament at San Sebastian 16 Apr 1911, Sun Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) Newspapers.com
Chess Masters in International Tournament at San Sabastian
From left to right—Frank Marshall, Amos Burn (standing), David Janowski, Ossip Bernstein, Oldrich Duras, Akiba Rubinstein, Geza Maroczy (seated), Rudolf Spielmann, Paul Saladin Leonhardt, the referee; Jose Capablanca, Aron Nimzowitsch, Milan Vidmar, Hoffer, Richard Teichmann, Siegbert Tarrasch, and Mieses, tournament director.
Austrian Scores 31 Mar 1926, Wed The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) Newspapers.com
AUSTRIAN SCORES.
Rudolph Spielmann Declared Winner of Chess Tournament.
Semmering, Austria, March 30 (AP)—Rudolf Spielmann, of Vienna, was declared the winner of the international chess masters' tournament today, having won 13 games and lost 4. He drew his last game today with Dr. Alekhine, of France, who took second prize with 12½ games won and 4½ lost.
Dr. Tartakower, of Austria, and Dr. Vidmar, of Jugo-Slavia, each having won 12 and lost 5, divided the third and fourth prizes. Niemzowitsch, of Denmark, 11½ won and 5½ lost, was placed fifth; Rubinstein, Poland, and Dr. Tarrasch, Germany, each 10 won and 7 lost, divided the sixth and seventh prizes. The eighth prize winner was Reti, of Czecho-Slovakia, 9½ won and 7½ lost, and the ninth, Gruenfeld, Austria, 9 won and 8 lost.
The summary of today's final round:
Dr. Tartakower beat Gilg, Czechoslovakia; Reti beat Marquis Rosselli, Italy; Kmoch, Austria, beat Dr. Treybal, Czecho-Slovakia; Dr. Vidmar beat Davidson, Holland; Rubinstein defeated Gruenfeld; Janowski, France, beat Michell, England; Niemzowitsch beat Dr. Vajda, Hungary. Dr. Alekhine and Spielmann drew their game, as did Yates, England, and Dr. Tarrasch.
