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PKOBLEM 997 By Rout. Stevenson, Skippers.
[Black.]
[White] White to play and draw.
The above position arose from a "Second Double Corner" played in the recent Arrow v. Queenstown match. Mr Stevenson (black) ,won the position across board from Mr ltamsay (white).
GAMES. Game 1911— "Kelso." By "Waitawi."
The following game was played between Messrs W. Warnock and M'llwrick in Australasian Championship tourney, Dunedin.
Game 1912—" Cross." M'llwrick's move.
a 3 7, 29 25, 14 18, 24 20, 7 11, 26 23, drawn.
Game 1913—" Cross." By A. J. Heffner, in Woonsocket Reporter.
a I am inclined to think that this is the losing move ; at any rate there is no draw after 3 to 7. b Key move to the win.
c 5 to 9 here is a good alternate, for white must be handled very carefully or the black can slip through and draw.
d 26 23 would allow a draw by 5 9. c 26 13, 5 9, 14 6, 15 18 draws. Variation 2.
LO IS 2711 914 1713a-1216 11 17 3 7 18 9 16 2622 LI 16 28 2-1 622 30 26 914 5318 716 2617 2 7 3126 710 24 20 5 9 21 17 24 28 LBll 1619 29 25 711 815 25 21 811 22 27 2419 4 8 25 22 19 24 Black L 5 24 22 IS 1115 27 23 wius. a In game 1329, Otago "Witless, played between Messrs H. Montgomery and D. Brodie, Mr Montgomery, played 24 28 as ioliows :— 2428 2832 3227 2428 2832 26 22 2419 18 9 9 5 2 7 914 15 24 2718 1619 J127 2218 6 2 5 1 L 216 6 9 1815 19 23 White 27 24 13 6. 2 6 6 2 wins.
1115 2619 913 2215 1014 !318 714 3227 1 6 2623 811 1915 2 7-a2016 19 26 !7 23 1118 29 25 1418 30 23 4 8 2215 1418 1611 1317 819 1216 24 20 18 23 1510 LOl4 2522 6 9 2718 1722 UlO 1619 1510 7 10 White L 4 23 3126 714 11 4 wins.
LI 15 23 18 811 57 23 LOl4 !217 [5 22 1710 615 1617 11 16 3 7-a 2 11 6 10 24 19 22 17 31 27-1 13 6 15 24 710 16 1519 2819 25 22 32 28* 6 2 914 811 5 9 19 26 1710 30 26-&1713* 2 6 714 16 20-clolsWhite 25 22 1916 26 23* wins. 4 8 1219 11,16 29 25 23 7 2217*
Variation 1. 17 13-d 1519-213 9 24 27* 6 2 LI 15 32 28-31418 3115 18 22 5217-e 20 24* 9 6-4 10-19 Drawn
1518 !623 18 27 20 27 16 1418 3124 32 23 2319 1714 White wins.
Variation 3. !6 22 2217 3127 710 1410 !0 24-/ 14 18 2326 1518 30 25 13 9 10 7 2 7 10 15-flr 10 7 1015 24 28" 26 31 3126 18 23 L7lO 7 2 27 24 17 14 Drawn 514 19 23 18 22 26 30 / 19 213, 22 IS, white wins. g 10 IJ, :j I 27, draws. Variation 4.
17 M LO 17 5114 L 8 23 2ii2a 9 6 7 2 2:5 2(5 110 25 22 2217 14 7 1714 26 30 30 25 2218 1410 19 23 2819 1815
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Otago Witness, Issue 2010, 1 September 1892, Page 36
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