CHESS.
OTAGO BEATS AUCKLAND. . The telegraphic chess match between teams from the Auckland and Otago clubs, which was begun a week ago, was finished on Saturday evening. A number of unfinished games have yet to be referred to Wellington for adjudication, but the result is practically a pronounced win for the Southern players. The games . ' stood as follows when play ceased at ; about eleven on Saturday night, the I Otago names mentioned first: 1. Balk iv. Eden, unfinished; 2, Armstrong v. I Freeman, unfinished; 3. Frieberg v. Pic* |kett, win for Otago: 4, Ellis v. Stewart, ' unfinished; 5, Hamel v. Wingfield, unfinished : 6, Stenhouse v. Evans, unfinished; 7, Myers v. Coyne, win for Otago; 8, Coombs v. Adams, unfinished; 9. Amtraan v. Hemus, win for Otago; 10, Wright »• Sim, win for Otago; 11. Ward v. Davidson, unfinished; 12, Allen v. Senior, win ! for Auckland; 13, Henderson v. Putman, win for Otago; 14, Warman v. Barker, win for Auckland. Mr. Mackenzie was telegraph operator. The umpires were I -Mr. F. Harvey lor Auckland and Mr. C. ■ Watson for Otago, and the scrutineers .I at Auckland were Messrs. flail and Sup Jlivaa.
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 250, 21 October 1919, Page 9
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