1.e3
d5
2.f4
c5
3.b3
Nc6
4.Bb2
Nf6
5.Nf3
e6
6.Bb5
Bd7
7.0-0
Bd6
8.Nc3
a6
9.Bxc6
Bxc6
10.Ne5
h5
11.Nxc6
bxc6
12.Na4
h4
13.Be5
h3
14.g3
Rh6
15.Qf3
Qc7
16.Nxc5
Bxe5
17.fxe5
Qxe5
18.Qf4
Qxf4
19.Rxf4
e5
20.Ra4
Nd7
21.Rxa6
Rxa6
22.Nxa6
e4
23.d4
exd3
24.cxd3
Ne5
25.d4
Ng4
26.Nc5
Rf6
27.Nd3
Nxe3
28.Re1
Re6
29.Nf4
Re7
30.Nxh3
Nc2
31.Rxe7+
Kxe7
32.Kf2
Nxd4
33.Ke3
c5
34.Ng1
Kd6
35.Nf3
Nc6
36.a3
f5
37.Kd3
d4
38.h4
g6
39.Ke2
Kd5
40.Kd3
Na5
41.Nd2
Diagram White has a formidable outside passed pawn, but black is not without resources.
41...Nxb3
42.Nxb3
c4+
43.Kc2
cxb3+
44.Kxb3
The transition to a king and pawn endgame, and Marshall has calculated it out.
44...Ke4!
45.Kc2
[45.a4
d3
The d-pawn will queen with check!
]
45...Ke3
With the idea of ...Ke2 and queening the pawn.
46.Kd1
Kf3
Marshall takes advantage of the weakness of the white g-pawn.
47.a4
Kxg3
48.a5
f4
49.a6
f3
50.a7
f2
51.Ke2
[51.a8Q
f1Q+
52.Kd2
Qg2+-+
]
51...d3+
52.Kd2
f1Q
53.a8Q
Qg2+
54.Qxg2+
Kxg2
55.Kxd3
Kg3
56.Ke3
Kxh4
57.Kf3
g5
58.Kg2
Kg4
59.Kh2
Kf3
60.Kh3
g4+
61.Kh2
Kf2
62.Kh1
Kg3
63.Kg1
Kh3
[63...Kh3
64.Kh1
g3
65.Kg1
g2
66.Kf2
Kh2
] 0-1