Vienna 1882 (2)




Results
 
Crosstable scores
Name   Edo    Dev.   Score  /  Games   
Steinitz, Wilhelm    2687 (33) 22 / 32 
Winawer, Szymon    2623 (34) 22 / 32 
Mason, James    2617 (33) 21 / 32 
Mackenzie, George    2595 (32) 20.5 / 32 
Zukertort, Johannes    2651 (33) 19.5 / 31 
Blackburne, Joseph    2602 (32) 19.5 / 32 
Englisch, Berthold    2561 (33) 18.5 / 33 
Paulsen, Louis    2526 (35) 16.5 / 32 
Wittek, Alexander    2521 (36) 15 / 31 
Weiss, Miksa    2504 (35) 13.5 / 31 
Hrubý, Vincenz    2526 (36) 14 / 32 
Schwarz, Adolf    2494 (38) 11 / 29 
Chigorin, Mikhail    2523 (34) 12 / 32 
Meitner, Philipp    2424 (42) 10 / 31 
Bird, Henry    2502 (34) 11 / 28 
Ware, Preston    2318 (45) 8 / 31 
Noa, József    2462 (40) 9 / 17 
Fleissig, Bernhard    2449 (47) 6 / 20 
 
 
Match scores
Name   Edo    Dev.   Score  /  Games 
Steinitz, Wilhelm    2687 (33) 1 /
Winawer, Szymon    2623 (34) 1 /
 

Event table notes

Event data
Name: Vienna International Tournament
Place: Vienna
Start date: 10 May 1882
End date: 24 June 1882
 
Notes:
Feenstra Kuiper, Gaige, Di Felice, and Harding (in Steinitz in London) agree on which games were defaulted by Noa and Fleissig, but Feenstra Kuiper, Di Felice, and Harding indicate that Schwarz and Bird defaulted some of their games as well, while Gaige does not. Harding also indicates a forfeit by Wittek against Chigorin, not indicated by Feenstra Kuiper, Gaige, or Di Felice. Harding tells me (personal communication) that this came from a misreading of comments by Bijl in his tournament book. Harding has now communcated with Bijl who clarified and pointed to an explanation in Österreichische Lesehalle (Jan. 1886, p.19), which said that Chigorin didn't show up for his game against Wittek because of a change of the timing of rounds, and Chigorin thought he had a bye that day. However, according to the Weiner Allgemeine Zeitung (21 Jun. 1882, evening edition, p.3), cited by Bijl, they played a supplementary game (Nachtrags-Partie) on 21 June (near the end of the tournament), which Chigorin won. Thus, this game should be counted as part of the tournament. La Grande Storia degli Scacchi gives only official results, not indicating any defaulted games. Gaige and La Grande Storia degli Scacchi also omit the play-off between Steinitz and Winawer, given by Feenstra Kuiper and Di Felice. Gaige, Feenstra Kuiper and Di Felice give the starting date as 10 May 1882; Sergeant gives the starting date as 5 May 1882. Gaige gives the ending date 18 June 1882; Sergeant gives the ending date as 25 June 1882; Feenstra Kuiper and Di Felice give the ending date 26 June 1882; the Chess Player's Chronicle gives 24 June as the day of the last play-off game. According to the British Chess Magazine, 26 June was the day the prizes were distributed.
 
References
Books
   Adams, Mikhail Chigorin, page 29, 33
   Barcza, Magyar Sakktörténet, Vol.1, page 245
   Di Felice, Chess Results, 1747-1900, page 84
   Feenstra Kuiper, 100 Jahre Schachturniere, page 28, 204
   Gaige, Chess Tournament Crosstables I, page 32
   Harding, Eminent Victorian Chess Players, page 187
   Harding, Joseph Henry Blackburne, page 177
   Harding, Steinitz in London, page 285, 298, 347
   Reichhelm and Shipley, Chess in Philadelphia, page 143
   Sergeant, Century of British Chess, page 182
Periodicals
   [BCM], vol. 2, no. 7, July 1882, page 263
   [BCM], vol. 2, no. 8, Aug. 1882, page 292
   [CPC], vol. 6, 28 June 1882, page 301
   [OL], Jan. 1886, page 19
   [WAZ], no. 830, 21 June 1882, page abend.3
Web
   Sericano, C.  [Vienna 1882]

Tournament information updated: 6 May 2022