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🏆 Buffalo (1901)

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The masters' event from the New York State Chess Association Congress, this was held from August 12-17, 1901 in Buffalo as a six-player, double-round tournament and ended in a convincing victory for Harry Pillsbury. ... [more]

Player: Eugene Delmar

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Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. E Delmar vs Pillsbury 0-1641901BuffaloA01 Nimzovich-Larsen Attack
2. E Delmar vs L Karpinski ½-½671901BuffaloB20 Sicilian
3. E Delmar vs C S Howell 1-0381901BuffaloD02 Queen's Pawn Game
4. E Delmar vs Marshall 1-0391901BuffaloC26 Vienna
5. L Karpinski vs E Delmar 0-1581901BuffaloC43 Petrov, Modern Attack
6. Pillsbury vs E Delmar 1-0571901BuffaloC00 French Defense
7. E Delmar vs W Napier 1-0211901BuffaloC32 King's Gambit Declined, Falkbeer Counter Gambit
8. C S Howell vs E Delmar ½-½811901BuffaloC55 Two Knights Defense
9. Marshall vs E Delmar 0-1141901BuffaloC30 King's Gambit Declined
  REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Delmar wins | Delmar loses  

Kibitzer's Corner
Dec-16-16  offramp: Marshall had come third at Paris (1900) where he beat Lasker ( Marshall vs Lasker, 1900 ). So this was a bad result for him. Pillsbury won by a large margin, despite the strong field.
Dec-16-16  TheFocus: Marshall was not Marshall in this tournament.
Dec-06-20
Premium Chessgames Member		  KEG: The game Napier-Delmar (Round 4) is said here to be "unavailable." But a score of the game is given in the Tournament Book, said to be from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. I was going to annotate the game, but I question the accuracy of the score. The game--as given--is so bad that it is hard to believe it was contested between the players who ultimately tied for 2nd-3rd.

Fearing that I do that providing notes on this score would be nonsense, I have decided to let it rest.

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