Yes, really nice, thanks for those.
I wonder whether there really was an end-of-tournament party/music/event?
Note the misspelling of Atkins as Aitken in the final cartoon.
I wonder if some of these cartoons are among the only representation of some of the more obscure players.
Who was 'Watson' from Australia?
Feel a bit sorry for Signor Marotti: "whose score is at present zero, learns a little from Miss Price of London"!
Going on the cross-table at John Saunders' BritBase:
https://www.saund.org.uk/britbase/pgn/1 ... iewer.html
Charles Gilbert Watson was the Australian, who managed to beat Reti and Atkins, but ended up with 4.5/15.
Another relatively unknown tailender was Victor L. Wahltuch (England) who beat Reti.
[You wonder if Reti's losses were maybe due to time trouble?]
Signor Marotti was Davide Marotti (Italy) and did get lots of zeros (1.5/15), but did beat Znosko-Borovsky and drew with Wahltuch.
There are Wikipedia articles on these players:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_G._M._Watson
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Morr ... ss_player)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davide_Marotti
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Wahltuch
I should maybe not downplay the strength of the tailenders, as I have no idea what their true playing strength was.