Published Games

[George Best]

Try this copy and paste

http://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno-plus?aid=sze&datum=1906&page=269&size=45

Thank you, I found it.

[Egidijus Zeromskis]

Sorry for the late response but I am having problems locating the page in question regarding Neustadtl-Porges even though I found Neustadtl's name in the index.

Try this copy and paste

http://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno-plus?aid=sze&datum=1906&page=269&size=45

[George Best]

For the sake of completeness you should turn several pages back and post the Neustadtl's picture.

A similar article was published in Wiener Schachzeitung in 1906 without the last problem.

http://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/an...69&size=45

Sorry for the late response but I am having problems locating the page in question regarding Neustadtl-Porges even though I found Neustadtl's name in the index.

[Wayne Komer]

Published Games

November 6, 2020

I apologize for the size of my postings. I have wrestled with them for a while and that is what it is!

The photo of Dr. Hermann Neustadtl from BCM 1907, September issue.

[Egidijus Zeromskis]

For the sake of completeness you should turn several pages back and post the Neustadtl's picture.

A similar article was published in Wiener Schachzeitung in 1906 without the last problem.

http://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/an...69&size=45

[Wayne Komer]

Published Games

BCM 1907, page 412

[Wayne Komer]

Published Games

BCM 1907, page 411

[Wayne Komer]

Published Games

BCM 1907, page 410

[Wayne Komer]

Published Games

BCM 1907, page 409

[George Best]

Thank you, Tony. I very much appreciate receiving the pdf

[Tony Boron]

I am unable to find an archive of published games online or an archive of back issues of chess periodicals. I am unable also to find a data base of all chess positions reached in official matches and tournaments. In particular, I am looking for the move list for Neustadtl-Porges 1901 Prague. I have been told that it was analyzed in the British Chess Magazine in September of 1907 or (1901?) and can not find an archive of issues of that magazine.

I saw your (I assume it is yours) question on chess.com - if you are wondering about the variation 16...P-B5+ in the Averbakh book -
So 16...P-B5+ - I think it should be P-B4+ or f5+ - probably a typo transcription from algebraic. I think they just threw that in for completeness as the only other moves are covered in a,b, and c.

[Tony Boron]

It was the September, 1907 issue of BCM, pages 406-410 (vol. 27). It's in the public domain, but I haven't been able to find any PDF's of it. The volume has been reprinted - available on a few sites for $20 to $40.

I will attempt to attach the pdf from BCM - that is analysis after the position George is looking at.

[Hugh Brodie]

It was the September, 1907 issue of BCM, pages 406-410 (vol. 27). It's in the public domain, but I haven't been able to find any PDF's of it. The volume has been reprinted - available on a few sites for $20 to $40.

[George Best]

I am unable to find an archive of published games online or an archive of back issues of chess periodicals. I am unable also to find a data base of all chess positions reached in official matches and tournaments. In particular, I am looking for the move list for Neustadtl-Porges 1901 Prague. I have been told that it was analyzed in the British Chess Magazine in September of 1907 or (1901?) and can not find an archive of issues of that magazine. I have heard Agadmator on Youtube mention that certain positions "have never occurred before". What database would he be referring to that would provide that information?