The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-27

The judges in forwarding the above entries for our
nrst international problem tournament report as
The problem under Z. thi: motto; England aS was
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1.-THE following problems were thrown out for roa.
"tA wengerl.' Second sol. by I. P-Ka 8.
three squares from black king and threatening mate
avity Of Whites bishop is objecaonSbie.
PRO Patria;' An Improvement upon the eomposer's
mates not SO clean Is desirable in a problem of this
"'Paaence hath its reward One of a very large
number OF problems where the question is simply to
possi 4 hhltinx o @fns tn soi he ss e9tre n3s S' srtiSc flli posf:
ton. We do not consider this t9urney,worthy
ton, especially for The way second solutions are
prevented"
SOLUTION To PROBLEM NO. 69S.
L. P-Q Kt 4. I Q or Blk Kt 8; .. XIX Kt 8 CHI,
i. P-oKt4, PDoe;s. BIB 4ch, PR; 8. orB, mate.
/. p-QKt4,B-RB4; :. K-Q2 =, Pc Kt3; 8.Q-R
4. P~oKt4. B1R; 2. OBI, K-o 81 Ok 8. mate.
oLUTIoN TO PROBLEM NO. 500.
1 R-K R .. K moves; 2. R * Ok 8, mate.
/. R-K r .. r Z r ?. r Z Il. mate.
l. R-K s., Q or Kt oh or Poe =; .. r Q rKtor
9oEB-B2or9Bsi?:E-9g mate;
r. i s. III Sh;2 = - = mate aiHe0 A' . mate
J. tn " n. t-R 81 =. IN I. Wate.
i. R-K R 8. Kt.k g.; =. Il < HI. iuale.
]. R-K 8. Ok G CHI: 2. x 9, mate.
!. RR-kk RRSS..99--kk ( p = !. Ia RtK 2 3. mate mate.
3.EE- -k q 2 F ; mate.
Correct solutions TO problem No. 9ss were received
frsa d hGs Ei sSst BnGG fhsodG Sss r IN h Tins; Brew EFHra:
Fred Engle. Brooklyn; R. NJ. Mauser. New York; Yet
New York; R. s. walters. New York; Elef Emil. New
YORK YORK: 6 81. 4, 4. f Baid Reno' Sorw VAIN conn Sanl's zsidn ns%
Boston Mass: Franz Gro B%SGCflyp; quite
BALDWIN, Bethlehem Pa; Charles j. Bauer Wash;
SoTTss, so, HnHYa. {, s,6 No; goG we're Rr reesiEsd ( tFq%
You Are. BFeoilyn; 8, stsmlsr, New York; How Easy:
FGG2il Fred t Gsfs. alf Bs. s5SGt w AP 81 I; SS New 4 SfE
Il. W. Meyer, New York; Elek Emil, New York; Frank
syndicste, ,SsT York; Dr. 4, ii. BALDWIN, SoTTalE..
Conn; Goldman. Boston; Mas; Quite Right. New
ESnsin ai ~; ne \. pTs. f. &. F.. %ss!atoE naS \. 70 s?I 5aooSi
3. ,Freupd, Esy,rk: \. =; " 7; r. BanbqTy; Conn;
Edwin =; BALD yin. Bethlehsm; Pa. and l; =. Rice.
tons 70 Nos. eaG and az as did T; Warwick. St;
CORRESPONDENTS.
". h; R.. Danbury. C~onp.-Your solution to No.
Chess Club. amherst; MassnThS player in cues;
The fact that he did say check does not make any
difference.
r. NJ. Marshal, Charleston. y. CA player. once
having accepted the ruling OF his adversary in q
game, cannot get any remedy after losing the game.
L. HilsinRer, Paterson. N. 1.-THE diagram was
correct. fPIQ: 8. B p, mate. The full solution
was not printed. but only the second moves. as the
mates in all the variations are easily found.
OUR CORRESPONDENCE TOURNAMENT.
During last week the following results in our nrst
correspondence tournament were reported: Barth
and Russell drow one game in the sixteenth section,
the former thereby finishing his games with the re-
suit that he won tye games ana drew one; Theuer-
kauf beat Zerega in the nineteenth round.
CHESS AT THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
Fifteen entries have been received for the Prince
ton tourney, and it Ia now we'll started. Three prizes
Will be given, and the preliminary tournament must
be completed by Dec. 10. The players are divided
into two sections. and each man plays everv other In
his section. Then In the Anal tournament the two
best In each section and last years prize winners
play together.
don. 90: ]. q. Wilson. 1901; d. Y. HutchinRs. 1e0li
F. p. McDermott. 1902; 4: j. Pilgram. 1902; g. A..
Ripley, 1902; Walter Phillips. 1902.
Second Section-J. Ely, 90; A, s. Weston. 90; X.
o. Won Krug, 1901; +. +. Shallenberg. 1909; n, Ely,
1902; j. Dodd. 1902; j. X. Hunt, 1902.
THE VIENNA TOURNAMENT.
The following are the scores Of some Of the games
played in the thirty-hfth and thirty sixth rounds OF
the Vienna tournament not published before in The
Bun:
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