, 1879-07-20
White.
White to move and win.
POSITION NO. 127.
By WI. WEAVER, Port Huron, Mich,
Ending from Laird and Lady.
Black men on 10. IL; kings on Z, 8, IL, 26.
White men On 10, 10, 20, 90. 23. 28; King. IL
Whlse to move and win

~ NOAlkG0l S-s0G1N4
George L. Beach-Very much obliged for the b.
formation.
Charles Bateman-Thc game shall have pl.es
In this column very soon-
4. E. Mo.se-Received with our best thxuka
The latch -string hangs out.
&c Hafnes-Play B-10 instead Of ola 1t your
sixth move aud Whites will give it up.
T. F. Martin-Now that yon have broken The
ice. as it were, we hope yon will favor III with
something every week. -
Joseph Green-The game vou send in WAS print
ed in the books about the time you were inilnt.
Declined on that account. o send III something
fresh.
CONTRIBUTORS CRITICISMS
Mr: = Ms:tin, ,Doeuaus, H., writes = 81; sd;
Is unsound- Position thus: Blsck men On S, q, 7,
10. II, Is, 18. White men on II: 20, y, q, q
%. 81. Fora White win, MAY ss fo1lors: 1870,
3i-5s. 15-1g, as-a2, li-l5, 2o-1s. 1hits t;
wins"
Our correspondent, Mr.. John McGrcevy, Of d.
troit, Mich. seuds in the following criticisms;
Game No. $3.50 at thirty-frst move, Instead ot
7-ld, move 9lS, 1l-2, Id, 20. 52l, ind
draw.
Game No. 3o1. At nineteenth move, instead of
I'll, move 1-G FOR q draw.
instead Of 22-17 would glve Whits an easy draw.
CHECKER ITEMS.
Mr. j. D. Ambrose, one Of the leading p1syen
OF Lafayette, Ind, has takeu up his residence in
lndlanapolis-
Mir, Post of Whithy, and Mr. Flemmiug Of
Markham, Canada are matched 70 play for staxa
OF 500 ut Margham on July %.
The Grand Raptda. Mich. checker tournament
was finished last week, Mr. Charles Bateman WIN
,nlngthe grea1ess:pnmber Of games.
afsss4s: atzpstttc and Fonvi'1e lad ta.sss in
St. Louis recently. Score: F,tzpatrics, 18; Fon.
vile, g. Drawn, 20. Total, 46 games-
monson match IN New York stands: DemDster,
15; Simonson, q; and twenty five games drawn:
Mr. Edward Kelley, Of Kingston. aud McFarlaus.
OF Brockyile, Ont, hare arranged q match for 4
stake Of $40 side, to be played at Kingston On
the 23d inst.
Mr. Charles Bateman, OF Grand Rapids and Mr.
George y. kerEcy: OF 3lnske:on. Mich, recently
engaged In friendly sitting OF ak games. ofwhiea
Bateman won 2, Kersey I. and games endsd -
drawn. "
Mr. Charles r Barker has succeeded III. Parrov
M the a. IT. in tns a HostGa %
edit the column as well as he can play checkers
across the board, the Globe will be much improved
in his hands. '-H'
Mr.. Frank Greeu1ee, tho young champion Of L.
making it rather lively for the checker4p'ayers of
the Wolverine State. Mr. Laoadie, tho ex-chsua.
pion OF Canada, was expected 10 meet Ar. Green
lee in friendly encounter in Detroit YESTERDAY
morning. The scores reported up to time Of going
to press stands:
Sss: <
The Turf Says that tournament has been A.
ranged between Messrs. Scnaefer, Demster: Twin.
and CoakleJ, OF New York City. to be played ~
the Headquarters" " commencing about aug. L
Ten games are to be paved with each player soa
the prize TO be silver medal, valued At S2o, en-
and pool Of SEQ in money also to 20 to the VIM
ner. j great deal OF rivalry has been standing
with these players ever elnce the IurJ tournaaeas
he can take tho scalp OIL the other tn the fnsss
Kind Of style, and In the easiest manner imaR1na.
BILE. 1t ia now currently reported however tnas
and the Turf is Of tha opinion that hia for11ez tak
Vas ali bunfoxubs, y