Oct-10-08 | | Xeroxx: attractive game |
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Dec-27-15
 | | ChessCoachClark: Laszlo Polgar included this game in CHESS: 5334 Problems, Combinations and Games as Game #4543 on page 831, but didn't identify which Lasker, Edward or Emanuel. |
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Dec-27-15 | | TheFocus: Edward would have been 11 years old in 1896, so, it is probably Emanuel. |
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Dec-27-15
 | | jnpope: Most certainly Emanuel.
Wiener Schachzeitung, 1900.07, p154, gives Lasker's opponent as "L..." and the game ends with 21.Ng6+. "Emanuel Lasker", v3, The Chess Player 1976, p49, has the game ending as 19...g5 20.Ng6+. |
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May-09-20
 | | MissScarlett: <"Emanuel Lasker", v3, The Chess Player 1976, p49, has the game ending as 19...g5 20.Ng6+.> Does it give the details as <Moscow (1896)>? This is game #461 in <Whyld (1998)>, the partculars being <simul Manchester, December 1898>, which almost certainly dates it to December 16th. The source, the <Westminster Gazette> of December 31st 1898, p.3, confirms: <A game from Mr. Lasker's simultaneous play at Manchester, which he kindly forwarded to us...> |
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Mar-22-21
 | | MissScarlett: I see now this is game #368 and #461 in <Whyld (1998)>, both against <L>, the first given as <simul Moscow, 4 February 1896> citing the <WSZ> as mentioned by Pope. |
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Mar-22-21
 | | MissScarlett: The <Manchester Weekly Times> of December 16th 1898 (the day of the simul), p.7, gives a 25-strong list of the players who <have signified their willingness to take a board>. There are two <L>s - <F. Loewenthal> and <C. J. B. Lowe>. |
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Dec-29-23
 | | jnpope: Game Collection: Lasker Simul 25b, Manchester The game against Lowe had to be adjudicated. The final position here is a mate in 8, which strongly suggests that this is the F. Loewenthal game. |
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