Hermann Helms (ed.)
The Book of the New York International Chess Tournament 1924

Helms, Hermann (ed.). The Book of the New York International Chess Tournament 1924. New York: Dover Publications, Inc., 1961. New Dover edition. Paperback. Good. No dust jacket. Front cover lightly creased.

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The great 1924 New York chess tournament is remembered as one of the most brilliant tournaments of all time. The Greatest players of the day were there, and the play was magnificent. There was Jose R. Capablanca, World Champion, known as the Chess Machine, since he had the fabulous record of losing only one game in 95 tournnaments and matches, over the past ten years. There was Dr. Emanuel Lasker, whose fighting spirit and chess profundity had ruled the world for 28 years; there was Alexander Alekhine, soon to be the next world champion; Frank Marshall whose wiliness had won him many otherwise lost games, and Dr. Tartakower, Geza Maroczy, Richard Reti, E. Bogoljubow, F. Yates, Edward Lasker, and Janowski.

Condition: Good. Front cover lightly creased.

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Weight 0.34 kg
Author

Helms, Hermann (ed.)

Title

The Book of the New York International Chess Tournament 1924

Publisher

New York: Dover Publications, Inc.

Year

1961

Binding

Softcover

Condition

Good

Dust Jacket

Absent

Pages

271

Size

21 cm