Chess Games.
Game between Dr BalUid and Mr C. D. Loccck ilayed in the match British v. !St. George Clubs j jondon. i Fai/kbeer. Counter Gambit. j
(a) 3 Kt-K B 3 avoids the complications of the Counter Gambit and makes the game equal. (Jj) Falkbecr's defence, and much stronger than iqx p (c) B j st, and played successfully by Blackburn it Berlin. | (d) P x P seems best. White now gets a bad 1 jjime (c) White's position is deplorable. (/) White has little choice, butl()B-K3, risking ihe los=< of a minor piece, was, to gay the least, no lyorse than the text move. (</)/ Adjudicated a win for Black. Game between Messrs Max J. Meyer and " 2>T." From Brighton Society.
(a) This game illustrates the mistake of skirmishing round and checking with ths queen, sveiy oup of which, checks foicas the other player to a developing move. Had Black been content to go ixiUc with his queen after his fouith move ho might have rome out all right ; but he is tempted by rho check presented at his fifth move, and never recovers from its effect. He gets no time ' for development. The editor of Brighton Society 1 very propeily says: — "The game will well bear , reproduction." j
.T.A White. Black. (Meyer.) ("N.") Whi<e. Black. (Meyer) ("N.") 1 PTC 4 P-K 4 2 P-TC B 4 Px P 3 Kt-K B 3 P-Q 4 4PxP Q x P 5 Kt-QB3 Q -KScli (i X B 2 Q Xt 3 eh 7 P-Q 4 IC-KB3 SBxP P B 4 9 B-Kt 5 eh Kt-B 3 0 K-tlcli B-K3 il P-Q 5 P-B 5 eh 12KB1 R-Q 1 13 P x B X x Q 14 Px P eh. Xx P lSßxPch R-Q 4 If! KtxE Xt x Xt 17 B - Xc eh K-B 3 38 B Ks 5 eh. Iv-Kfc 3 19 Jt-K 6 flli K-K, 4 2U P-Kt 4ck Xx P R-K 4ch K-Pv. 4 22 11- B 4 K-Kfc 3 23 B-B 7 mate-a
White. Black. (Ballard.) (Locock.) 1 P-K B 4 P-K 4 2 P-K 4 P-Q 4 3 X P x P-« P-K 5 b 4 P-Q 3 c Kt-K B 3 5 Kt-Q B 3-dB-Q Xt 5 6 Q-K 2 O-O 7 i- x P Xt x P S Q Q 3 R-K 1 9 Kt-K 2e Kt-Q R 3 0 B-Q 2-/ Q Kt-B 4 1 Q-Q 4 Xt x B 2 Q x Xt, Kt-K 5 3 QQ3(?) Q-B3 4 0-0-0 B x Xt 5 Xt x B QxPch G K-Kt I Xt X B 7 7 Q-Q Xt 5 B-K Xt 5 White. Black. ; (B.UWd.) (Locock.) IS B-K 2 KtxQß, 19 ExKt JixT, -0 X' v x B Q-B 7 • -1 Kt-B 3 QxKKtP 2 J QxP Q x R P I 2:< Q-B 8 QR-Ktl 24 l'-Kt; 3 P-K R 4 -5 Q-B 5 R-Q Xt 3 % R-Q B 1 P-R 5 | 27 Q-Q 4 Q-Kt 6 25 QQB4(?)R-KB3 ! -9 R-K Pu 1 R-K B 5 ■ 30 Q-B 5 R-TJ « i 31 Xt-Xt; 5 Q-B 5 I 32 KtxQBP K-BSch :^3 R x X Qxßch (S) , 3 1 K-Kt2.a . J
Chess Games.
Otago Witness, Issue 2298, 17 March 1898, Page 40
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