George Hatfeild Gossip vs John Washington Baird (1889)

George Hatfeild Gossip vs John Washington Baird
USA-06.Congress New York 1889 · Vienna Game: Anderssen Defense (C25) · 1-0

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Mar-10-03		Rookpawn: Towards the end, White's Rooks coordinate beautifully to support the passed pawn, defend against Black's Rooks, keep the enemy King out of action, and win the opponent's pawns.

Mar-10-03		ughaibu: Great. Wasn't Gossip the guy who was famous for scoring zero points in a tournament or two?

Jan-12-09		sillybilly47: Gossip, big fish in a small pond. Played well at home in Australia. White played the opening in a slipshod manner. Baird was badly outplayed after the opening.

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