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Otto Wegemund

Number of games in database: 38
Years covered: 1904 to 1927
Overall record: +10 -22 =6 (34.2%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games.

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OTTO WEGEMUND
(born 1870, died Oct-05-1928, 58 years old) Germany

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Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. O Wegemund vs M Lewitt  0-1441904DSB-14.Kongress Hauptturnier BC87 Ruy Lopez
2. M Elyashiv vs O Wegemund  1-0331904DSB-14.Kongress Hauptturnier BD02 Queen's Pawn Game
3. Tartakower vs O Wegemund  1-0491905Barmen Main B, GERB45 Sicilian, Taimanov
4. J Schenkein vs O Wegemund  1-0281905BarmenD02 Queen's Pawn Game
5. K Appunn vs O Wegemund  1-0311905BarmenD02 Queen's Pawn Game
6. O Wegemund vs D Kerwel  1-0311905Barmen Haupturnier B Sieger 2B73 Sicilian, Dragon, Classical
7. A Rueb vs O Wegemund 1-0311908corrD12 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
8. A Wagner vs O Wegemund  0-1321909Schachverein Winter Tour.B06 Robatsch
9. A Kramer vs O Wegemund  1-0271912DSB-18.Kongress-CA44 Old Benoni Defense
10. A Wagner vs O Wegemund  ½-½461912corrA02 Bird's Opening
11. O Wegemund vs B Zidlicky  1-0241912DSB-18.Kongress-CA03 Bird's Opening
12. O Lowenborg vs O Wegemund 1-0421912DSB-18.Kongress-CC50 Giuoco Piano
13. O Wegemund vs H Thelen 0-125191419th DSB Congress Hauptturnier BC22 Center Game
14. K Bendix vs O Wegemund 1-0361915BerlinB32 Sicilian
15. K Richter vs O Wegemund  1-0371920Springer CC-5-player matchC80 Ruy Lopez, Open
16. W Schelfhout vs O Wegemund  ½-½531922Germany - NetherlandsD12 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
17. O Wegemund vs W Schelfhout  1-0521922Germany - NetherlandsB73 Sicilian, Dragon, Classical
18. E Post vs O Wegemund 1-028192222nd DSB Congress, Bad OeynhausenC66 Ruy Lopez
19. O Wegemund vs P Leonhardt 0-168192222nd DSB Congress, Bad OeynhausenC78 Ruy Lopez
20. P Krueger vs O Wegemund 0-190192222nd DSB Congress, Bad OeynhausenD00 Queen's Pawn Game
21. O Wegemund vs S Gruber  1-031192222nd DSB Congress, Bad OeynhausenC62 Ruy Lopez, Old Steinitz Defense
22. O Wegemund vs C Carls  ½-½46192222nd DSB Congress, Bad OeynhausenA03 Bird's Opening
23. O Zander vs O Wegemund  1-038192222nd DSB Congress, Bad OeynhausenC28 Vienna Game
24. O Wegemund vs W Schlage 0-147192222nd DSB Congress, Bad OeynhausenC78 Ruy Lopez
25. O Antze vs O Wegemund  1-040192222nd DSB Congress, Bad OeynhausenA90 Dutch
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Sep-05-08  myschkin: . . .

German chess master <Otto Wegemund> (1870 - 1928)

Nov-05-13  Karpova: 32nd Thuringian Chess Congress Master Tournament arranged together with the Brandenburg Chess Association on the occasion of the Congress in Eisenach in mid-July 1924:

1-2. von Holzhausen 4.5
1-2. Wegemund 4.5
3. E Post 4.0
4-6. Dührssen 3.5
4-6. Pahl 3.5
4-6. Zander 3.5
7. Westphal 2.5
8. Voroank 2.0

Von Holzhausen and Wegemund both scored +3 -1 =3, but Wegemund won the direct duel and lost to Post.

From page 233 of the August 1924 'Neue Wiener Schachzeitung'

Sep-26-20  login:

Not yet in the DB is

Jose Raul Capablanca - Wegemund

Cafe Zielka (im Konzertsaal des Equitable-Palast, Friedrichstraße 59-60)

Simul 1925, Berlin

(Annotations by Wegemund, loosely translated)

1. d4 d5
2. c4 c6
3. Nc3 Nf6
4. Nf3 g6
5. e3 Bg7
6. Bd2 0-0
7. cxd5 cxd5
8. Qb3 Nc6
9. Rc1 e6
10. Bd3 Bd7

You can't take the pawn on b7 because of Rb7 and Nb4. But it was better for black to fore the white queen to move, with Qe7 and Na5 or Qb4.

11. 0-0 b6
12. Ba6! Na5

12 .. Nc8 was probably better

13. Qa3 Re8
14. Ne5 Bf8
15. b4 Nc6

Too hasty of a retreat for the threatened knight! 15. ..Bc8 was probably better. However, black doesn't expect white to leave the b4 pawn uncovered.

16. Bb7 ..

The world champion looked at the position for a long time before he made the text move, because the black counterattack should not be underestimated.

16. .. Nxb4?

But black influenced by the games played on the boards and by the numerous kibitzers around doesn't find the right reply. 16. ..Bxb4 had to happen with the possible continuation 17.Qa6 Nc5 18.de5 Bc3 19.Bc3 Ne4 20. Ba8 Qxa8 with all kinds of attacks.

17. Bxa8 Nc6

Too late black realized that after 17. .. Nd3 18. Qa7 Nc1 19. Nd7 Nxd7 20. Bc6 any resistance would be useless.

18. Nxc6! Qxa8
19. Qa7 Bc6

19. .. Qc6 fails due to 20. Ne4!

20. Qxa8 Rxa8
21. Rb1 b5
22. Nxb5 Bxb5
23. Rxb5 Rxa2
24. Rd1 Ne4
25. Be1 Bh6
26. Rdb1 Bg5
27. Rb5b2 Ra7
28. g3 h5
29. h4 Bf6
30. Rb6 g5?
31. f3 resigns.

from
Brandenburgische Schachzeitung, Dez 1925,
Heft 12


Additional background

'..Im Oktober 1925 empfingen die Mitglieder des Schachheims den amtierenden Weltmeister José Raúl Capablanca, der zwei Simultanvorstellungen an 30 Brettern gab. Das Simultan am 27. Oktober gewann Capablanca mit +19, =10, -1 und am 28. Oktober gewann er mit +22, =8. ..'

[The original namesake Mr Zielka had filed for bankruptcy in the same year. There were several different owners between 1925 - 1928]

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