CHESS.
OTAGO v. OAMARU. The telegraph match between these two clubs, which was commenced on tho 16th inst., was concluded on Saturday evening, and resulted in a win for Oamaru by one game. Annexed ere the scores: Otago. Oamaru. A. W. O. Davies J. B. Dunlop .. 1 (captain) .. .. 0 D. L. Patterson W. G. Stenhou.se 0 (captain) .. ~ 1 J. Edwards .. .. 0 W. D. Burns .. 1 A. Ellis 1 L. J. K. Familton 0 S. S. Mvcra .... J E. F. Armstrong J J. J. Marlow 1 A. Cow 0 G. D. Wright .. 1 J. E. Broad .. .. 4 H. H. Henderson 1 11. P. S. Familton 0 R. S. Betting .. 0 1). Findlay .. .. 1 R. J. Penrose .. 1 W. J. Mackissick J 4) bh Mr T. M. Gillies acted as umpire, and Messrs Lawson and Mawhinney as scrutineers. The players and officials were once more indebted to the president’s wife (Mrs T. M. Gillies) for kindly providing refreshments. During the evening a challenge, which was accepted with pleasure, was received from the Oamaru Club to play the return match over tire board in Dunedin on August 13, the evening after the first Springbok test match.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3515, 26 July 1921, Page 45
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193CHESS. Otago Witness, Issue 3515, 26 July 1921, Page 45
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