The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-04-25
A CHESS TOURNAMENT.
A Morris four 'WaIIop the day1ghts' out OF
Bsnson's four in a series of 81

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Per arrangement chess tourna'
ment. q friendly contest, took place
ut the library rooms in this village
last Friday afternoon between II
picked four of Morris and II picked
four of Benson players.
The Norris players were II. W.
Stone, Jr.. II. T. Bevans, y. A. Stone
and w. w. Griswold;
Benson-M.J. Clarke, NJ. CosgrOVe.
NJ. Hoban and Collector Atherton.
Thirty seven games were played, the
home four being the victOrs; The
score being as follows:
Benson, I; Morris, %; Draws. 2.
Record of Morris players: Ii. W.
Stone, Jr.-Won games, lost l game;
II. I. BevanS-won games, lost l
game; a. 4. Stone-won games,
lost games; w. w. Grisw old-won
games, lost l game, drawn 2 games.
Eighty games were to be played
and the Morris four will probably go
to Benson some time soon to finish
the contest.
The Benson Times speaks of the
games as follows: Only seven games
out of thirty five was the record our
chess club came back with from Nor
ris Friday. Hohan winning three,
COsgroVe two and Anterior and Clark
was scarcely any riding with Hoban
on the way down, and Clark took all
the r0asts administered, with an air
or humble resignation. The return
games will be played here at an early
day, when the boys hope to administer
the same kind of medicine to their
visitors to which they were treated
while gone"
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gus
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Chicago Man-''No, it's true How
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