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Dec-24-10
 | | Penguincw: Nice game by Von Popiel! |
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Dec-24-10 | | kevins55555: Anastasia's mate, kind of. |
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Dec-24-10 | | drnooo: Its games, perhaps, like this that made
Fischer call Lasker a coffeehouse player...admittedly later he changed that
estimate though I have never seen the words, just that he did. |
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Dec-27-10 | | kevin86: Slicing and dicing on Christmas Eve? Sounds like the slasher-shocker,SILENT NIGHT,DEADLY NIGHT. |
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Mar-30-11
 | | Penguincw: 19...? Could be a Tuesday/Wednesday puzzle.
 click for larger view |
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Mar-30-11
 | | Phony Benoni: <PenguinCW> More likely Tuesday, as it was on Tuesday, 11/11/2008. |
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Mar-31-11
 | | Penguincw: Oh... |
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Mar-31-11
 | | Phony Benoni: Which doesn't mean they won't use it again. I've been running into several repeats while compiling my Puzzle of the Day collections. |
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May-25-11 | | theagenbiteofinwit: 15.Bxe4 would have been a simple way of taking the wind out of black's sails. |
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Jun-21-11 | | Chessist: According to "The Collected Games of Emanuel Lasker" by Ken Whyld Black was a certain S. I. Polner. |
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Feb-26-12 | | Nimrod 21: <drnooo>
Well, of course Lasker WAS a coffeehouse player and, in style, seems to have remained one. He just took it to the ultimate level! Even Tarrasch finally came round to a sort of bewildered admiration. |
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Feb-26-12 | | RookFile: Lasker was willing to take tactical beatings like this in order to become a tactical powerhouse himself. |
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Jul-27-13 | | quinlan: Strange thing to see Lasker beaten so hard, in just some few moves! Anyway, Popiel did a nice job! |
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Jul-12-18
 | | FSR: Wow! Von Popiel made Lasker look like a beginner! |
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Jan-16-21 | | reti: This game was played between Lasker and Popiel |
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Jan-16-21
 | | MissScarlett: Prove it! |
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Jan-16-21 | | realdumptrump: Well, do we have Whyld's source then?
What's good for the goose... |
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Jan-16-21 | | realdumptrump: I have a 1975 source giving the game as being played in Vienna, fwiw. |
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Jan-16-21
 | | MissScarlett: With Polner or Popiel? |
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Jan-16-21 | | realdumptrump: Polner - https://books.google.com/books?id=m... (no real preview, but that's the source) |
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Jan-16-21 | | realdumptrump: (Maybe google translate confused the opening with the location?) |
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Jan-16-21 | | realdumptrump: OK, reading a little about Polner - I would doubt he was outside St. Petersburg during 1889 (I mean, it's possible, but how likely?). Where was Lasker during 1889? He was just starting out... Yes, I'm skeptical - let's find the source for this game. |
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Jan-16-21
 | | MissScarlett: Well, you asked for it....<Samouchitel shakhmatnoi igry Schiffers game 364.> There's no problem with Lasker being in Berlin in 1889. |
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Jan-16-21 | | realdumptrump: No, but what about Polner? A poor academic in St. Petersburg traveling to Berlin for what reason? Also -what the heck kind of ref is that? Is it Bronstein's book or Schiffers? Where's the worldcat link dude(tte). |
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Oct-05-22
 | | mifralu: <realdumptrump: MissScarlett: > Samouchitel shakhmatnoi igry Schiffers game 364. --> https://archive.org/details/2020071... |
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