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Frank Marshall vs John Anson Emery
Simultaneous (1910) (exhibition), Pittsburgh, PA, USA, Dec-10
French Defense: McCutcheon. Chigorin Variation (C12)  ·  1-0

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  NewspaperChessArchiv: This game submission comes from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Chess by Howard Louis Dolde, December 12, 1910

"Marshall's Simultaneous
"Twenty-two local players opposed Frank J. Marshall at the rooms of the Pittsburgh Chess Club on the evening of December 10 in a simultaneous exhibition. The single player lost but one game, drew six and won 15, altogether a credible performance. The Rice Gambit was played on several boards by special request, and the McCutcheon Variation of the French Defense was adopted by most of the local experts. A. H. Gerwig, who made a reputation by winning from masters in previous exhibitions, lost his game. The popular local champion also suffered defeat. R. H. Gardner of New Castle had a winning position, but the game was drawn by a repetition of moves. Flashlight photographs were taken of the players in this exhibition which will appear in the magazine section of this paper."

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