Savielly Tartakower and Rudolf Spielmann played the Bird Opening in the ninth round of a twelve-game match in Vienna.
The prodigy Rudolf Spielmann's aggressive play, frequently featuring gambits, earned him the nickname "The Master of Attack." The cosmopolitan Savielly Tartakower abandoned a law career for chess; his clever chess aphorisms are still quoted today, and he obtained excellent results at the chess Olympiads as both a player and a coach.
