New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
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The Ganchoto turn which Black eave 70 the opening
hy his reply Ia The first afforded II favorable OPP
porunIiy Of forming good centre BY = PIX 4. fol
| lowed early By PIX Il 3.
| o. In kindred positions do no, Hike 10 commit
the Q 10 an outlet AT Q II =. at least not early IN
| The game. II often be- better employed AT Q >.
whence Il may, II necessary. retreat to ST. and then.
after removing The III and advancing PIX u 3. an
opening can be- made for II the * Side. and. nc
cordng 10 crouu uncc@. this Bishop IS thus ready for
utilization either wing.
| Cci Erroneous in more than way. For the pur-
| pose 81 his next move, the Il stood better whore 1t
was as II defended The j. which would have allowed
! him. the Eth move. to retreat ki-Q - and then
10 form an attack against the p By Q-B =. The
II could do little good anyhow at ,. and XIX So.
! followed by kt-Q > or r-B 3, much " IA
| plan
! di There is apparent good for thus
| clustering III" pieces the . side In such an I'M
WILDLY manner. kt b was obviously better at
| once
( II IS hardly fair to blame this though It greatly
| contributes to Whites subsequent failure. The proof
Of It's danger IS however, n highly Ingenious CON
ccption the part Of the opponent, and II would be
unduly reducing Blacks credit to lind fault with
Whites play at this juncturc.
% II 30 Kt-B 3, then Sti 90 XIX
threatening P-Q or even kip.
"a A powerful move under any circumstances. rs
play that follows.
h) The Ingenuity of this hardly requires praise.
See diagram.
IL only good I'm appearance. but II accelernteS
defeat. Yet he could not the game II 30
Q-Kt ,. ~ PIX q; 81 R-Kt .. (or 81 RIB 3, 30
OK . with a lnc ganc), SO II (Kt2)-B . with
an Irresistible attack
~ Precise and potent Black has It all now his
own way.
dO - K-R So, - RIP left the game equally
unt"nablc.
~ Though the result was foregonc conclusion
for some time the actual finish Is attractive and
ann Ing. Black must win at least piece now
CHESS NEWS
The sllijoln~i letter appears H. "Thc New York
Clipper of yesterday
Dear sir: PLEASE t. note In your wcllrpntcd
chess column that Chailcs A. Gilbcrc president Of
Tho Brooklyn C. C.. has at my request Nlrdy CON
scntcd act as hofer OF my stalk" during the ncgo
iiatious for a match against >clnrz. All those who
wish To support thi' match by backing will
pi'a,c srnd me amount , OF tneir SHbscrpilons to
who viii fully and fairly represent the interests of
my hackers. In giving this publicity you Will
0blgc Nonrs truly, EN- LAskER.r
\ team match Of side took pacr Mt pnrs
between the Crrclc dcs Echccs and the British Chess
Club on the I'D Of Mny. In which the former WINS
victorious with the score Of 4 to and draw. This
the sixth match between the two parties md the
French have four times, Will" ties occurred on
Two occasions.
From Lit strategic We learn that II group OF NINA
ienrs intended 10 organize n match between the two
EXPERTS NM. Gocz and Rosenthal. The latter nc
cepicd tie proposition condition that either his Cd
poncnt should play blndfold and receive the odds OF
Pawn and move or the Knight else that he tRosen
thai should play blindfod and NJ Goetl should have
the first move in cacl, game. The saka~.sere to be