Game No. 75.—"Laird and Lady."
ThaftMng -game will be specially intetei^|,*Mr'J. "Wylie,^he champion, got the "Dyke" Problem stroke out of a "DottbleGoper'lgatnehe played with Mr J. P.'ififlj^eS'iKe beat, players of Dune'din.'
BH6C^9'^ime,iplayed: between two South Sl^sl&yfir-Sj Mtli: notes for learners by MrJ.;L.fiiehinforid,Tof Whitburn (from the Bifttiar"MetMry.")
points. (») fitters advised to avoid this ""pta^^h'ifis'considered a draw. E^^Wettt this point to 32-28, from which, neTertheTes's, there arises someinKtfstmg play. W An odd-looking.moie, but the best. WsMrDramßapndgives -this as the- only movftto dfey. Either 16^20 or 22-^6 loses. j6) 'Asanation-from the old track, which B^6B Mite a go O( i anting..
. . _«it«E JTo. 79-"-Bristol." Woim!? Wi^' tefoeen the cbampion, , Mi "J. Davidson. Wyilie's
S -525 '*& 10-W 30-26 12 ?g -%M 15-10 6-13 i M m m $s i 1 m % ii •S #$ && i9is 10-7 .* ■ w M .sa Dra*n
"Playedbetween the "Herd Ladd luSAffifyi Wylie'sniove. 1136 'HWO X9-26 10-7 S 38 31-15 5- 9 «1 #» -16-19 7- 3 aif ,12-19 32-27 30-26 SEopQ 6-9 3-7 1T.M ¥16 14-10 26-23 0$7 /20-il 19-23 29-25 21-14 T7-"2*2 2M8 .9-14 fflfr-r-JflMfe 25-21 26-35 :3- ij7 18-9 14-18 1 § Ml 5-30 21:17 19-15 7X6 1511 1.8-22 U&'"-m 1-5 17-13 die " and 22-26 13- 9 26-30 9- 5 30-26 5- 1 26 22 1- 5 22-18 7-10 Drawn.
■Vw%~%.— "Double Corner." 90' >$$-* 8-11 1-5 12-16 Sfy W& 26-22 28-24 31-27 1146 *j6 14-18 32-27 3-12 %$ 'fim *27^23 14--9 13-9 16^19 3*0 18-27 27-20 5-14 1!Wo'J$& S218 9-2 30-26 1M9 m 15*22 20-16 -22-31 17^J^'2i '24-8 ;2-'6 6- 9 6$ "27-32 16-19 31-24 M>mtfl 17-14 8-4 9-27 !M? '4-:B -1017 19-15 Wylie 3ltl7 $-17 : 21,14 4-8 wins. •Begioning of the -sfcr6ke.
:$i#No. -77.—" Ol&Fourteenfch." u:jfi Jm 18-15 13-9 23-18 €1^36 *2348 -22-26 *18-14 Hi 'WS 7=10 15-11 e9-tf 22-17 2117 '2409 26-31 1-10 4*fl 14-21 3-fl :ll--7 ■711 17i|! :.■$&■% i%<8> *10-15 15-18 1KB-Ji6^ 11-16 19-10 11-20, 2M0 f2^23 20-11 6-15 18.23 U-!B 1^22 7-16 7- 2 20-24 28-2* ,2§48 JC32-28 31-27 10-15 Ml iO45 rdi2--6 2- ,7 5-1 '^W 27-18 14-10 Drawn.
• , JrAME No. 78.—'"-Bristol." By Mr J.lLees, 'OcElltree. U-16 4-.fi 8-11 14-23 18-22 *1B 25-22 -26-22 27-18 31-26 Ml 6-10 3- 7 (A)12-16 22-31 m 29-25 30--26 32-27 6-2 m 10:i7 7-lp 10-15 31-24 <JW 122-13 26-22 18-14 .28-12 S &ft 2-7 6-10 whifce JM 19-10 22-17 13-9 wins. fW 7-14 1- 6 (8)15-18 2-W 25-21 *23-fe 9- 6 h\ ?$!f ement oh pubUshed play. QW&mn, 16-19, 18-lUWhite 20-27, 21-24,19-23, 9-6-
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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 23, 28 January 1888, Page 3 (Supplement)
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