 The defender often achieves the stalemate by sacrificing all of his or her remaining mobile pieces, with check, in such a way that they must be captured, leaving the defender with only a king (and sometimes also pawns and/or pieces) with no legal moves.Another well-known Marshall swindle is Marshall–MacClure, New York 1923 (diagram at above left).Marshall, a rook down, played 1.Rh6!