Frank James Marshall vs Henry Ernest Atkins (1902)

Frank James Marshall vs Henry Ernest Atkins
7th Anglo-American Cable Match (1902) · Queen's Gambit Declined: Modern Variation (D53) · 0-1

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Sep-21-03		Benzol: This game with the White rook trapped in the corner is reminiscent of Janowski-Marshall 1912, or perhaps it should be the other way around.

Feb-18-06		dakgootje: Marshall didnt play too well here -.-

Sep-15-10		GrahamClayton: Played as part of the England v USA Cable match. Due to Marshall being in Europe to play in several tournaments, this game was played with Atkins in London.

Sep-15-10		TheFocus: Actually, Pillsbury and Marshall traveled from Monte Carlo to London to participate in the cable match. Their games were played over the board. Even though Pillsbury only drew and Marshall lost, the USA still won the match by 1 point, thanks to bottom boards Howell and Helms winning their games.

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