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[Conducted by J.H.F.H.] Otago Chess Club meet for play ab tho rooms, Liverpool street, Dunedin, daily at noon, and every Monday, Wednesday, and baturday evening at eight o’clock. TO CORRESPONDENTS. —Your key move is correct. «iu communications must bo addressed " Chess Editor,” ‘ Evening Star.’ PROBLEM No. 277. By G. A. Barth. Black, 11 ilcces.
White, 15 pieces. Vliito to play and mate in (wo moves. 8; 2pK4; ptPlpllvtp; Rplk2UQ; R7: BPP2PIB; IP4KtI; 2brrb2. PROBLEM No. 278. By J. Posipisil. Black, 9 pieces.
V hitc, 8 pieces. White to play and mate in three moves. 1QIB1; lp6: IPIKtrS; p2k4; Pln2plp; 2p2plK; 2P282; 8. SOLUTION OF PROBLEM No. 269. Key move : Kt-Kl 6. SOLUTION OF PROBLEM Xc. 270. Key move ; Q-Q R, 8. SOLUTION OF PROBLEM No. 271. Key move: Q-Kt 2. SOLUTION OF PROBLEM No. 272. Key move: Q-Q Kt 3. GAME No. 477, (Played in the British championship tournament.) Scotch Game. White, Mr Ifiackburno; Black, Air W. Ward. 1 I’-K 4 P-K 4 2 Kl-K B 3 Kt-Q B 3 3 I’-Q 4 P x P 4 KI- x P Kt-B 3 5 Kt. x Kt Kt P x Kt C B-Q 5 P-Q 4 7 Q-K 2 B-K 2 8 Castles Castles 9 Ki-Q 2 R-K sq 10 P-K 5 Kt-Q 2 11 P-K B 4 Kt-B so ia) 12 Kt-B 3 P-Q B 4 13 P-B 3 P-Q B 3 fb) 14 O-K B 2 Q-1? 2 15 P-B 5 P-B 5 10 I’ x P P x P 17 R-K sq B-Q 2 18 B-K R 6 P-B 5 19 B-B 2 B-Q 5 20 Q-R 4 Q-Q sq 21 Q-Kt 4 ch Kt-Kt 3 22 R x R ch Q x U 23 R-K sq Q-Q sq 24 Kl-R 4 K-R sq 25 Kt x Kt ch P x Kt 26 QxKt P B-K Bsq 27 Bk B Qx B 28 R-K 3 Resigns O’.) B-B sq'is superior to tho text move. (b) Why net 13...P-K B 4! J GAME No. 478. (Played in Hie British championship tournament.) Vienna Game. Vi lute. Mr J. 11. Blake; Black, Dr Holmes. 1 P-K 4 P-K 4 2 Kl-Q B 3 Kt-K B 3 3 B-B 4 Kt x P 4 O-R S Ki-0 3 5 B-Kfc 3 B-K 2 C Q, x P C.iMirs 7 Kt-B 3 B-B 3 8 Q-P> 4 R-K sq ch 9 K-B sq P-K Kt 3 10 P-Q 3 P-Q Kt 3 11 P-K R 4 B-Q Kt- 2 12 Kl-K Kt 5 R-K 4 13 B-Q 2 Kl-R 3 14 P-Q 4 R-K B 4 15 Q-Kt 4 P-B 4 16 Kt-Q Kt 5 K B x P 17 Kt x B P x Kt 18 Q x P Kt-Kt 4 19 Q-K Kt. 4 Wl-B 4 20 B x P ch R s B 21. Kt x R K x Kt 22 Q-Q B4 eh P-Q 4 23 Q-Q B4 ch Q-B 3 24 Q x Q eh K x Q 25 P-Q R 4 Kl-Q 3 26 B-B 3 ch K-B 2 27 P-P, 5 Kt-B 4 23 K-B 2 P-Q 5 29 B-0 2 P-Q R 4 30 P-K Kt 4 Kt-K 2 31 P-R 5 K-Kt. sq 32 P x P Kt x P 33 B-K 6 B-B 3 34 0 R-Q sq P-Q G 35PxP B v u P 56 R-Q 2 R-Q sq 57 B-K 3 Kt x P ch 38 K-Ki 3 Kt (Kt 3)-K 4 39 B v p R-0 2 40 R (Q 2)-R 2 B-B 3 41 B x P B x P 42 R-K Bsq Bx P 43 B-B 3 R-K Kt 2 44 B x Kt Kt x B 45 R-Q R sq P-R 4 4G K-R 5 Kt-B 5 47 R-Q B 5 Ki-Q 3 48 K-B 4 R-B 2 ch 49 K-K 5 Kt-B 4 50 R-Kt 4 K-Kt 2 51. P-Kt 5 R-K 2 eh 52 K-B 4 Drawn game OTAGO CHESS CLUB, The various tournaments in connection with the Otago Chess Cluh are well advanced. The following are (lie leading players: —Senior Championship.— Wins. Draws. Losses. R. A. Clclund 5 1 0 H. Armstrong 4 2 2 A. Ellis 2 0 0 J. Edwards 2 1 0 O, Balk 3 2 4 —Junior Championship.— Wins. Draws. Lossc-?, J. Dunlqp 5 0 0 R. H.-Ostcn 5 1 2 D. Smcaton 5 0 2 —Handicap Tournament.— S. S. Myers 15 points J. Dunlop 15 pr.ia; ■: G. F. Dodd | 11 points D. Forsyth U p:ur.:s J. Edwards 9 poim-.
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Evening Star, Issue 14214, 13 November 1909, Page 9
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