The sun., 1903-12-27
CHESS.
Collegiate Tournament VIII begin To.
mOrroM--RlaX at Home And Abroad.

The twelfth annual tournament between
representatives Of the chess clubs in con-
necton with tho universities of Columbia.
Harvard. Yale and Princeton. will begin to-
morrow at o'clock in the afternoon at the
Columbia Grammar School in this city. As
in former years four students will represent
each OF the universities Tomorrow Column
ba will meet Harvard and Princeton Yale.
On Tuesday Columbia will be opposed to
Yale and Harvard to Princeton. while on
Wednesday the final round will b. contested
between Columbia and Princeton and Har-
ward and Yale The order of play for to-
morrow reads as follows:
searosdtr eoumbla. Hi vs. carr 'fsyd HsrSaTd hsrs6s
Columbia, vs. bIackett, Harvard; IolehlRNsk,I Na,,
susS @ MS{%s ms'Esi aS &
Mowry; Princeton: Hull. Yale. vs. Ward, Princeton
a"f aH paa't cara a4eb bss ss sFa'Sf M5ts
Sandlord Ward and Palmer viii play the white
pieces
The following shows the records OF
the universities up to date: Columbia won
the tournament and trophy four times. namey
IN l4e years Of ls9s ls9S lo% ana ioo. froio Tan
1894 to 1893. Yale won the tournament m
laoI while Princeton has not been successful
The nth annual triangular college chess
tourney between two students each from
Brown, Cornell and the University of Penn
Club on, Wednesday morning, when Charles
/, Rand and j. X. Mitchell will represent
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the University Of Pennsylvania Brown has
not as yet sent the names of her representa-
tives.
Cornell won three times in 1000, 1901 and
1902 PENNSYLVANIA once in 1890 and Brown
has not won so far.
After nine games of the series of ten be-
tween the two Partisan chess masters, jan
11wsk and Ianb"nhnms the former rn hn haa hso won
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to the fifth in that .Janowski again made the
advance Of the X kt a feature, of his de-
the French champion, His end play was
scientific TO high degree. and he succeeded
II scoring DESPITE the dsadv@aptass ant g Of having
was very lively and was finally drawn by
Tauhenhaus giving perretual check after
ponent's position. The ninth game resulted
Y Tanbenhaus tallying his first victory.
DR.. Emanuel I,asker the worlds chess
champion. is touring England at present and
the the PURPOSE % &C of taxing W part in in the nierna,iono
Masters tournament at Cambridge Springs.
Pa; next spring. In a recent simultaneous
the champion won thirty-eght and drew the
remaining two
In the programme for the chess carnival
provision has been made for series OF con.
snlta,ion games wherein Blackburne and
VIII W. oH pppoSltt
Jacques MieSes. the noted German expert,
now visiting this country, gave successful
performances q! Pittsbnrg and Minncapolls
and Is now at New Orleans. He will return
to New York shortly
In The Rice Ga9bt tournament, at the
score of 8 to /. followed by W G. Bixby with
"a to IA. Twelve players have entered the
clubs annual championship tournament,
namely: C.. $: Howell. A ". Fox. II. Iirn.
G. Curt c. A. Lawrence Z. W. Libaire \. y.
Barrett. $. B. Chittenden, A r. Swnffleld. l..
Tolchinsky. H. L.. Dickerson and A. W Farren.
=, The first match of The Kings and Queens
Chess League championship series resulted
champion Bsf OPS C. G. by the score Of GA
TO "a. At board II. Helms defeated 4. y.
Fox for the winners, and for the losers W. NJ
de Wiser won from II. A. keeler at board .,
In the second match between the Kings and
Rocks teams the latter scored "A TO "a.
with two unfinished One of these was be,
tween A. B. Hodges and C. 2. Howell al board
|. Hodges had the superior position,
d, G.. Baird still leads in the cham pion ship
tournament of the Manhattan Chess Club.
and is likely winner, Ne has yet to play
Koch. and should he lose this game B. Seg-
helm will tie him for first place. The latter
defeated Koch and has finished his schedule.
RoethinC, who was even with Sieghems lost
to ,ubitscheck and was rclegated TO fourth
place in the competition.