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11th DSB Kongress, Cologne Tournament

Rudolf Rezso Charousek9.5/12(+8 -1 =3)[view games]
Amos Burn6.5/7(+6 -0 =1)[view games]
Mikhail Chigorin4.5/6(+4 -1 =1)[view games]
Wilhelm Steinitz3.5/8(+3 -4 =1)[view games]
Ignatz Von Popiel3/6(+2 -2 =2)[view games]
Carl Schlechter3/5(+2 -1 =2)[view games]
Johann Nepomuk Berger3/5(+3 -2 =0)[view games]
Hermann Von Gottschall2.5/5(+2 -2 =1)[view games]
Emmanuel Schiffers2/6(+2 -4 =0)[view games]
David Janowski2/9(+2 -7 =0)[view games]
Arved Heinrichsen2/5(+2 -3 =0)[view games]
Jackson Whipps Showalter2/5(+2 -3 =0)[view games]
Wilhelm Cohn2/5(+2 -3 =0)[view games]
Alexander Fritz1/3(+1 -2 =0)[view games]
Adolf Albin1/4(+1 -3 =0)[view games]
Emil Schallopp0.5/5(+0 -4 =1)[view games]

Chessgames.com Historical Chess Event
11th DSB Kongress, Cologne (1898)
11th DSB Kongress
Cologne, Germany, 1898.08.01 - 1898.08.19

Only 48 games and 4 fragments are available of the 120 actually played. Max Lange, the chairman of the German Chess Association, was entrusted with the score-sheets to prepare a book on the tournament. Mr. Lange lost the score-sheets and a book was never done on this tournament until 1997, when Vlastimil Fiala was able to gather all the known games.

Participants in order of finish were: Amos Burn, Rudolf Rezso Charousek, Mikhail Chigorin, Wilhelm Cohn, Wilhelm Steinitz, Carl Schlechter, Jackson Whipps Showalter, Johann Nepomuk Berger, David Janowski, Ignatz Von Popiel, Emmanuel Schiffers, Hermann Von Gottschall, Adolf Albin, Arved Heinrichsen, Alexander Fritz, and Emil Schallopp.

1.Burn X = = 1 1 = 0 = 1 = 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.5 2.Charousek = X = = 0 = 1 0 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 1 10.5 3.Tschigorin = = X 0 0 = 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10.5 4.Cohn 0 = 1 X = = 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 10.5 5.Steinitz 0 1 1 = X 0 0 1 1 1 1 = 1 1 0 = 9.5 6.Schlechter = = = = 1 X = = 1 = = 0 = = 1 1 9 7.Showalter 1 0 0 1 1 = X = 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 9 8.Berger = 1 0 0 0 = = X = = 0 1 1 1 = 1 8 9.Janowsky 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 = X 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 7.5 10.von Popiel = 0 0 0 0 = 1 = 1 X 1 = = = 1 0 7 11.Schiffers 0 0 0 1 0 = 0 1 0 0 X = 1 1 1 1 7 12.von Gottschall 0 = 0 0 = 1 0 0 0 = = X = 1 = = 5.5 13.Albin 0 0 0 0 0 = 0 0 1 = 0 = X 1 0 = 4 14.Heinrichsen 0 0 0 0 0 = 1 0 0 = 0 0 0 X 1 1 4 15.Fritz 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 = 0 0 0 = 1 0 X = 3.5 16.Schallopp 0 0 0 0 = 0 0 0 0 1 0 = = 0 = X 3

Round 1, August 1, Monday 1.Albin – von Gottschall, draw <Missing> 2.Heinrichsen – Schlechter, draw <Missing> 3.Janowsky – Fritz, 1-0 4.Tschigorin – Berger, 1-0 5.Cohn – Steinitz, draw <Position and final moves> 6. von Popiel – Showalter, 1-0 <Missing> 7.Burn – Schiffers, 1-0 <Missing> 8.Charousek – Schallopp, 1-0

Cohn - Steinitz


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White to move, played 1. Be6?, whereupon 1...Qxf2 2. Qxf2 Rxc2 and draws. White could have won simply with 1. Re2. Black would have resigned after it.

Round 2, August 2, Tuesday
1.Schlechter – Burn, draw <Missing> 2.Schiffers – Charousek, 0-1 3.Schallopp – Janowsky, 0-1 4.Tschigorin – Cohn, 0-1 5.Berger – Fritz, draw <Missing> 6.Albin – Heinrichsen, 1-0 <Missing> 7.Showalter – von Gottschall, 1-0 <Missing> 8.Steinitz – von Popiel, 1-0

Round 3, August 3, Wednesday
1.von Popiel – Tschigorin, 0-1 <Missing> 2.Heinrichsen – Showalter, 1-0 3.von Gottschall – Steinitz, draw <Missing> 4.Burn – Albin, 1-0 <Missing> 5.Charousek – Schlechter, draw 6.Janowsky – Schiffers, 1-0 <Missing> 7.Fritz – Schallopp, draw <Missing> 8.Cohn – Berger, 1-0 <Missing>

Round 4, August 4, Thursday
1.Schiffers – Fritz, 1-0 <Missing> 2.Schlechter – Janowsky, 1-0 3.Albin – Charousek, 0-1 4.Showalter – Burn, 1-0 <Position and moves> 5.Steinitz – Heinrichsen, 1-0 6.Tschigorin – von Gottschall, 1-0 <Missing> 7.Cohn – von Popiel, 1-0 <Missing> 8.Berger – Schallopp, 1-0 <Missing>

Showalter - Burn


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1.Kd1 <The Field> writes that instead of 1.Kd1, after which Showalter continued to have major problems in how to win, he could have won in a few moves after 1.Rh2.

Round 5, August 5, Friday
1.von Gottschall – Cohn, 0-1 <Missing> 2.Heinrichsen – Tschigorin, 0-1 <Missing> 3.Burn – Seinitz, 1-0 4.Charousek – Showalter, 1-0 5.Janowsky – Albin, 0-1 6.Fritz – Schlechter, 0-1 <Missing> 7.Schallopp – Schiffers, 0-1 <Missing> 8.von Popiel – Berger, draw <Missing>

Round 6, August 6, Saturday
1.Schlechter – Schallopp, 1-0 <Missing> 2.Albin – Fritz, 0-1 <Missing> 3.Showalter – Janowsky, 0-1 <Missing> 4.Steinitz – Charousek, 1-0 5.Tschigorin – Burn, draw <Missing> 6.Cohn – Heinrichsen, 1-0 <Missing> 7.von Popiel – von Gottschall, draw <Missing> 8.Berger – Schiffers, 0-1

In the Steinitz - Charousek game, only the first 6 moves are known: 1.e4 e5 2.Nc3 Nf6 3.f4 d5 4.d3 d4 5.Nce2 Nc6 6.Nf3 Ng4 and eventually 1-0.

Round 7, August 8, Monday
1.Heinrichsen – von Popiel, draw <Missing> 2.Burn – Cohn, 1-0 3.Charousek – Tschigorin, draw 4.Janowsky – Steinitz, 0-1 5.Fritz – Showalter, 0-1 <Missing> 6.Schallopp – Albin, draw <Missing> 7.Schiffers – Schlechter, draw <Missing> 8.von Gottschall – Berger, 0-1

Round 8, August 9, Tuesday
1.Albin – Schiffers, 0-1 <Missing> 2.Showalter – Schallopp, 1-0 <Missing> 3.Steinitz – Fritz, 0-1 4.Tschigorin – Janowsky, 0-1 <Missing> 5.Cohn – Charousek, draw <Missing> 6.von popiel – Burn, draw 7.von Gottschall – Heinrichsen, 1-0 8.Berger – Schlechter, draw <Missing>

Round 9, August 10, Wednesday
1.Burn – von Gottschall, 1-0 2.Charousek – von Popiel, 1-0 3.Janowsky – Cohn, 0-1 4.Fritz – Tschigorin, 0-1 <Missing> 5.Schallopp – Steinitz, draw 6.Schiffers – Showalter, 0-1 <Missing> 7.Schlechter – Albin, draw <Missing> 8.Heinrichsen – Berger, 0-1 <Missing>

Round 10, August 12, Friday
1.Showalter – Schlechter, draw <Missing> 2.Steinitz – Schiffers, 1-0 3.Cohn – Fritz, 1-0 <Missing> 4.Tschigorin – Schallopp, 1-0 <Missing> 5.von Popiel – Janowsky, 1-0 6.von Gottschall – Charousek, draw 7.Heinrichsen – Burn, 0-1 8.Berger – Albin, 1-0

Round 11, August 15, Monday
1.Charousek – Heinrichsen, 1-0 2.Janowsky – von Gottschall, 1-0 <Missing> 3.Fritz – von Popiel, 0-1 <Missing> 4.Schallopp – Cohn, 0-1 <Missing> 5.Schiffers – Tschigorin, 0-1 6.Schlechter – Steinitz, 1-0 7.Albin – Showalter, 0-1 <Missing> 8.Burn – Berger, draw <Missing>

Round 12, August 16, Tuesday
1.Steinitz – Albin, 1-0 <Missing> 2.Tschigorin – Schlechter, draw <Missing> 3.Cohn – Schiffers, 0-1 4.von Popiel – Schallopp, 0-1 <Missing> 5.von Gottschall – Fritz, draw <Missing> 6.Heinrichsen – Janowsky, 0-1 <Missing> 7.Burn – Charousek, draw <Missing> 8.Berger – Showalter, draw <Missing>

Round 13, August 17, Wednesday
1.Janowsky Burn, 0-1 2.Fritz – Heinrichsen, 0-1 <Missing> 3.Schallopp – von Gottschall, draw <Missing> 4.Schiffers – von Popiel, 0-1 5.Schlechter – Cohn, draw <Missing> 6.Albin – Tschigorin, 0-1 7.Showalter – Steinitz, 1-0 8.Charousek – Berger, 0-1

Round 14, August 18, Thursday
1.Tschigorin – Showalter, 1-0 2.Cohn – Albin, 1-0 <Missing> 3.von Popiel – Schlechter, draw 4.von Gottschall – Schiffers, draw <Missing> 5.Burn – Fritz, 1-0 <Missing> 6.Heinrichsen – Schallopp, 1-0 7.Charousek – Janowsky, 1-0 8.Berger – Steinitz, 0-1 <Missing>

Round 15, August 19, Friday
1.Fritz – Charousek, 0-1 2.Schallopp – Burn, 0-1 3.Schiffers – Heinrichsen, 1-0 <Missing> 4.Albin – von Popiel, draw <Missing> 5.Schlechter – von Gottschall, 0-1 6.Showalter – Cohn, 1-0 7.Steinitz – Tschigorin, 1-0 <Position and moves> 8.Janowsky – Berger, draw <Missing>

Steinitz - Tschigorin


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1.Rd6 Ne8 2.Qd5 Nxd6 3.Qxa8+ Kxh7 4.Qd5 Nc4 5.Qd7+ Qxd7 6.Bxd7 Na3 7.Bxb5 Nxb5 8.a4 Nd6 9.e5 fxe5 10.fxe5 Nc8 11.Kc2 Kg6 12.Kxc3 Kf5 13.Kd4 Ke6 14.a5 Kd7 15.b5 Kc7 16.Kd5 Kb7 17.e6 1-0.

Original collection: Game Collection: 1898 Cologne, by User: TheFocus

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Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. Charousek vs E Schallopp 1-034 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC26 Vienna
2. Chigorin vs J N Berger  1-051 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC43 Petrov, Modern Attack
3. Janowski vs A Fritz 1-034 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneA07 King's Indian Attack
4. Steinitz vs Von Popiel 1-048 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneB15 Caro-Kann
5. Schiffers vs Charousek  0-132 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC46 Three Knights
6. E Schallopp vs Janowski  0-132 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneB23 Sicilian, Closed
7. Chigorin vs W Cohn 0-150 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC00 French Defense
8. Charousek vs Schlechter ½-½33 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC50 Giuoco Piano
9. Heinrichsen vs Showalter  1-044 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneB40 Sicilian
10. Albin vs Charousek 0-154 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC77 Ruy Lopez
11. Schlechter vs Janowski 1-030 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneD41 Queen's Gambit Declined, Semi-Tarrasch
12. Janowski vs Albin 0-159 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC67 Ruy Lopez
13. Charousek vs Showalter 1-073 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC14 French, Classical
14. Burn vs Steinitz 1-072 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneD37 Queen's Gambit Declined
15. J N Berger vs Schiffers 0-124 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneD00 Queen's Pawn Game
16. Charousek vs Chigorin ½-½62 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneD05 Queen's Pawn Game
17. Von Gottschall vs J N Berger  0-148 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC26 Vienna
18. Janowski vs Steinitz 0-135 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC33 King's Gambit Accepted
19. Burn vs W Cohn 1-030 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneA40 Queen's Pawn Game
20. Steinitz vs A Fritz 0-156 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC29 Vienna Gambit
21. Von Popiel vs Burn  ½-½33 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC44 King's Pawn Game
22. Von Gottschall vs Heinrichsen  1-024 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC50 Giuoco Piano
23. E Schallopp vs Steinitz  ½-½60 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneC33 King's Gambit Accepted
24. Janowski vs W Cohn  0-169 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneD53 Queen's Gambit Declined
25. Charousek vs Von Popiel 1-055 1898 11th DSB Kongress, CologneB18 Caro-Kann, Classical
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Kibitzer's Corner
Dec-23-12  Kikoman: FIRST!
Dec-23-12  Kikoman: A great tournament by Amos Burn winning this event, he scored 11.5/15 (+9 -1 =5).
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