Chess.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19810, 29 November 1919, Page 15

Chess.

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'.PROBLEM Ko, 880. By Benwid AJbsrt. Good Companion ” First Pvias KjoWwft. BUak m*»).

"Win# (Vw®]to mta). ! B 2, M P p 5 , p P 6, 5 B ) S P J, P 1 k P EKb, 8, R p Kt p Q p l E, 6 r I. 'WTiit# to play and mate in tiro moreit, AN ODDS GAME. Tk« following pretty win n*a scored in fcho teat hicdioap tourney of the Perth Chocs Club by one of the juniors, whilst rocoiving h©Avy odds. In suck games, "when brilliancy ooours, it is generally brought about by taia odds £mnr, and to find the table® turned on tho stronger player ia genorally considered, very entertaining by all except the loser. White, Mr Nioholaon: Black, Mr Morris. ■Remove Black’s Q. Kt tnd K B P, IP-K4 I P - Q « ap—q<a p db s «B-Q9 SO - fit 3 4Kt KB II 18-BS 6 B ~ Q 8 •> Beetles C Om««i (#) <1 P - K R * 70 Kt QSI 7P-KW 8 P OR 4 (b) 8P- B i (o) BP-BI 90—BS .10 P Q « (S) to B Kt J II - B 4 11. R - B »o 19. B K 8 1.2 BiKl 13 pI B is o Qa w 14 Kt ~ Kt 6 ch U P X Kt 15 P * P 15 K - Kt S<l 16 B-R Boh (I) 16 Kx R 17 Q-Rso oh 17 0 R B (g) 18 Q s O ch 18 K - Kt ski 19 U R7 oh 19 K Bsq 50 Q Rfi oh ?0 K Q a 31 B Kt fi mats W hl» game in good style, and left no weakness for Bkok to trade upoiv The players having oastled on opposite sides of the board, there row comtnencee pawn assaults on both the kings. (b) Very good. White refuses to budge on his king’s side, and instead counter-attacks, (cl Of doubtful merit. (d) This gives White a hue grip of tho game. (e) At first sight this looks very promising, but it allows White to bring off a brilliant finish. (tl A beautiful sequel to the previous sacrifice, (gl Hoping to make an escape for the K vis Q 1 CHESS CHAT. The New South Wales chess championship was nearly completed when the last mail left. Mr H. E. Nfeld, a former champion of Western Australia, was loading with eight wins and ono draw, g, Crackentlwrp was next vnth seven wins, one loss and two draws.