Constant Ferdinand Burille vs David Graham Baird (1889)

Constant Ferdinand Burille vs David Graham Baird
USA-06.Congress New York 1889 · Rubinstein Opening (D05) · 0-1

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Annotations by Wilhelm Steinitz. [129 more games annotated by Steinitz]

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Mar-10-03		Rookpawn: In his annotation, Mr. Steinitz gives "?" marks to no less than seven different moves, five of which were made by White.

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