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Albert Edward Wallace vs Julius Jacobsen
Sydney (1893)
Russian Game: Classical Attack. Staunton Variation (C42)  ·  1-0

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Jan-16-20
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  woldsmandriffield: 20..g5 and 23..f4 was too much. Black might have tried 27..Qg3 28 Re2 but the ending if Queens are exchanged is lost while 28..Bh5 is refuted by 29 Qxf4 Qxf4 30 Rg2+

A violent game! Apparently the players hated each other. Wallace was a wealthy Irishman and Jacobsen was born in Hull. They emigrated and ended up playing for rival chess clubs in Sydney. Both were also Australian champions in the 1890s.

In Chessgames.com their rivalry ended 1:1 and I've kibitzed on the very interesting endgame that arose in their other encounter in the database.

Does anyone have more information about the background to these players and their clashes over the board?

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