GAMES.

Otago Witness, Issue 2849, 21 October 1908, Page 67

GAMES .

K.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES, 1908. [We have the sole right of publication of the tourney games."" Played under the twornove restriction.] JAS. GARDINER v. D. A. BRODIE. Game 6599. — " Dundee." Black— Brodie. Whiie— Gardiner. 12 16 2:5 14 8 12 25 21 10 17 i.2 17 24 19 10 17 £6 23 10 17 22 13 3 7 8 11'- a 21 14 16 £0 21 14 710 D 18 14 £2 18 16 23 31 £7 2 «-c 16 £2 9 IS 4 8 27 IS 11 1« 19 S5 I « 53 14 18 14 ]'-> 1« 30 5(6 6 10 211* It! 23 b 18 28 24 6 10-B 25 22 5 !» 27 18 W. win!. (Notes by F. Hilliker, Champion.) (a) Now into regular " Paisley." (b) 6 9 is preferable. (c). 1 fi 26 22 5 9 21 17 2« 31 32 23 £<) £5 9 13 15 11 14 21 Ol IS i.« 39 8 9 IS 15 13 17 18 14 31 £6 10 7 24 19 10 14 117 9 18 18 15 Drawn. 71" 25 21 17 2B 23 14 20 24 ]4 7 2 <> 7 2 10 23 15 ll> 3 10 22 18 22 2K 2 9 24 £7 (d) 16 19, 24 15. 5 9, 13 6, 1 19. 23 16, 12 19, 27 23, 19 24, 23 19, and White should win. Game 6600. — " Dundee." Black — Gardiner. White — Brcdie. J2 .« SI it 015 b 18 14-D 10 2K :5 «2 24 l!l -48 2*5 S3 UlB 30 14 18 25 812 23 IS 710 21 17 918 29 22 ■ZI 24-a 10 15 23 lit c 6 $> 19 10 811 10 20 l»10 16 17 14 E 11 15 B.Wlns. (a) Being a game down/ Brodie varies play to secure an original line. (b) Gardiner at once secures a grip. (c) 22 -17. 15 22, 25 18, Black for choice. (d) Nothing better. (c) 17 13 may have prolonged it a little.