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LONDON CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH GAMES.

Game 6i67.—"Double Corner." Black—E. Atwell. White—W. Scott.

Drawn. Notes by tho Editor. (a) Forcing tho play; 25 22 allows Black tho choice of cither 11 15 or 11 1G in r?ply, giving an e<iu»l gam?. (c) This' move has been played often, notably in the Jdtdan v. Stawart, Wyllie v. Martins, and Jordan v. Freedman matches. In 1890 we scored a why from the veteran K. Martins by 11 15, as follows: —

(c) 26 22 is the -move adopted by Jordan Against Stewart, and Wyllie against Hart.us, both ending in draws. (d) The following variation was played in a match between Messrs C. Adainson (Levcn) and Ji. ilartins. The former varied as follows: —

+1 5, 25 21, 9 13, 17 14, 13 17, 7 2, drawn. (c) Tho following play occurred between Messrs H. Freedman and G-. Buchanan, Glasand -appears slightly in Black's favour: —

(f) A well-contested game. Game W6B.—' Double Corner."

(a) A fine, original and well-oonte3ted game from this point. In the great contest for the World's Championship, 1896, between Messrs H. Jordan and J- Ferric, 29 25 was played, followed by 5 9, and then fhe cut-up by 17 14, etc., jfrawn.—The People, London.

22 17 11 16 25 22 8 11 S9 25 16 211 17 13 11 15 24 19 15 24 28 19 •to i" 1.5 if 1% I 1U 22 17 27 24 )7 13 2 (i 811 20 27 19 13-E 10 15 19 ie-A 32 11-d 13 9 ClO 12 13 11 20 23 57 15 M» 23 16 14 10 31 24 10 17 14 18 B 714 20 27 19 23 2fi 2H-C 17 10 9 6 22 18 10 15 15 19 „ 27 31 :i 8 23 14 21 17 6 2 17 22 (i ft • 5 9 31 27 £7 21 13 6 55 22 10 6 18 14-v

II IS 25 22 15 19 19 2fi 30-2S S2 15 10 26 7 10 etc. 10 11. 'B. wins

31 2* 11 27 32 14 15 19 14 10 7 14 17 10 1!) £3 21 17 23 27 17 14 £7 31 23 22 31 27 22 J7 27 23 10 7 3 10 14. 7 23 IS 7 3 IS J5 3 7 5 9 SO 23 9 131 25 S2 1 5 7 3 5 !) 3 7 9 14 Drawn

19 24 13 9 24 28 9 6 25 32 6 2 20 21 2 6 HlB 22 15 24 27 . 31 24 3 7 10 a 1 2S 3 7 32 27 7 10 27 23 10 11 28 32 3'l 25 23 2(5 14 17 Draw;

lack— W. 1 fl 14 22 17 1116 25 2-2 8 11 22 18 16 20 18 9 6 22 Scott. 2*5 17 11 15 17 13-a 4 8 S9 25 8 11 25 22 10 14 24 19 15 24 28-10 11 16 22 18 7 10 18 9 5 14 31 £6 3 7 White-I 23 18 14 23 27 18 16 23 20 19 7 11 18 14 10 17 21 14 R. Atwell 1 (5 30 26 11 16 £C 23 20 24 14 10 6 15 Drawn :l.

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Otago Witness, Issue 2580, 26 August 1903, Page 59

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LONDON CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH GAMES. Otago Witness, Issue 2580, 26 August 1903, Page 59

LONDON CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH GAMES. Otago Witness, Issue 2580, 26 August 1903, Page 59